Nadav Kander - Yangtze the Long River - 2010





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Nadav Kander's Yangtze the Long River is a 1st edition English hardback of 188 pages, published by Hatje Cantz in 2010, in Fine condition.
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Fine 1st ed 2010 Hatje Cantz hardback, clothbound, very highly regarded volume. Very light signs of usage with slight signs of fading to front right-hand edge of cloth only, Fine bright and unmarked throughout.
The Dealer's Eye -
A monumental contemporary masterwork: the definitive first edition of Nadav Kander’s Yangtze — The Long River, published by Hatje Cantz in 2010.
This breathtaking monograph chronicles Kander’s award-winning journey along China’s most iconic waterway during a period of staggering industrial transformation. Featuring 77 stunning full-color plates across 188 pages, the series captures the haunting, atmospheric intersection of human displacement, colossal architectural progress, and serene natural mist. The work earned Kander the prestigious Prix Pictet in 2009, cementing his status as one of the defining photographic voices of our time.
Seller's Story
Fine 1st ed 2010 Hatje Cantz hardback, clothbound, very highly regarded volume. Very light signs of usage with slight signs of fading to front right-hand edge of cloth only, Fine bright and unmarked throughout.
The Dealer's Eye -
A monumental contemporary masterwork: the definitive first edition of Nadav Kander’s Yangtze — The Long River, published by Hatje Cantz in 2010.
This breathtaking monograph chronicles Kander’s award-winning journey along China’s most iconic waterway during a period of staggering industrial transformation. Featuring 77 stunning full-color plates across 188 pages, the series captures the haunting, atmospheric intersection of human displacement, colossal architectural progress, and serene natural mist. The work earned Kander the prestigious Prix Pictet in 2009, cementing his status as one of the defining photographic voices of our time.

