Status
Available
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Publication
HarperCollins (1986), Edition: 1, 426 pages
Description
Describes the life of the imaginative photographer, including her work for Fortune and Life magazine.
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LibraryThing member Alphawoman
Kind of a stiff too much boring back ground. Skimming huge parts.
LibraryThing member LyndaInOregon
Informative and even-handed biography of photographer Margaret Bourke-White, whose career blossomed as the photomagazine genre came into its own.
By all accounts, Bourke-White was an arrogant, demanding, manipulative, force of nature who nevertheless gifted the world with hundreds of dramatic,
Lots of photo inserts in the book, but many readers will probably be motivated to look for more.
By all accounts, Bourke-White was an arrogant, demanding, manipulative, force of nature who nevertheless gifted the world with hundreds of dramatic,
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memorable, and moving photographs. The biography also traces her developing social conscience and tracks her defiant battle against the Parkinson's Disease that finally took her life.Lots of photo inserts in the book, but many readers will probably be motivated to look for more.
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Subjects
Awards
Notable Books List (1986)
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
426 p.
ISBN
0060155132 / 9780060155131