Signed; Bruno Barbey - Chine - 2014





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Chine, a signed first edition photograph book by Bruno Barbey in French, hardcover, 184 pages, 29 × 23 cm, published in 2014 by Les Editions Du Pacifique, with the author’s signature.
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A superb selection by the renowned Magnum photographer, drawn from regular travels to China since 1973.
It is in the wake of President Pompidou's official trip that Bruno Barbey discovers a China in full transformation, yet still under the influence of the Cultural Revolution.
At that time, the majority of the population wore the Mao suit and the walls were covered with colorful slogans. A few years later, the photographer returns and already sees the effects of Deng Xiaoping's invitation to the Chinese people: 'Enrich Yourself.' Nanjing, Suzhou, Macau, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai… Bruno Barbey has returned to China many times and, on each visit, with images to back it up, observed the deep mutations transforming the country.
This volume gathers a selection of photographs taken over the past forty years; it sketches the portrait of a nation in motion, which in such a short time has moved from a post-revolutionary era to the rank of a new global economic giant; foreword by Jean Loh, color photographs.
A superb selection by the renowned Magnum photographer, drawn from regular travels to China since 1973.
It is in the wake of President Pompidou's official trip that Bruno Barbey discovers a China in full transformation, yet still under the influence of the Cultural Revolution.
At that time, the majority of the population wore the Mao suit and the walls were covered with colorful slogans. A few years later, the photographer returns and already sees the effects of Deng Xiaoping's invitation to the Chinese people: 'Enrich Yourself.' Nanjing, Suzhou, Macau, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai… Bruno Barbey has returned to China many times and, on each visit, with images to back it up, observed the deep mutations transforming the country.
This volume gathers a selection of photographs taken over the past forty years; it sketches the portrait of a nation in motion, which in such a short time has moved from a post-revolutionary era to the rank of a new global economic giant; foreword by Jean Loh, color photographs.

