Strömholm; Christer; Petersen, Anders; Gustavsson, Kenneth - Indicier - 2002





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Indicier / Indications, a 1st edition Swedish photobook by Christer Strömholm, Anders Petersen and Kenneth Gustavsson with text by Timo Sundberg, 116 pages, softback, Journal, Stockholm, 2002, in Fine condition.
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Sundberg, Timo (text); Strömholm, Christer; Petersen, Anders; Gustavsson, Kenneth (photo):
Copy in fine condition.
Indicier / Indications is a highly regarded Swedish photobook published in 1996 by the specialized photography publisher Journal. The book serves as a dual-language (Swedish and English) exhibition catalog that explores the deep artistic connections, history, and photography of three generations of seminal Swedish photographers:
Christer Strömholm (1918–2002) – The legendary master and founder of the Fotoskolan photography school in Stockholm.Anders Petersen (b. 1944) – One of Strömholm's most famous students, renowned for his raw, intimate documentary work.Kenneth Gustavsson (1946–2009) – Another brilliant student of Strömholm's from the mid-1960s cohort.
The primary essay and framework are written by Timo Sundberg. Sundberg's text provides essential biographical and contextual background regarding the relationships, mentorship, and creative dialogue between the three photographers.
The book features a rich compilation of black-and-white photographs. Notably, it contains the very last photographs that Christer Strömholm ever made.
It was published in conjunction with a traveling itinerary exhibition originally arranged by Kulturhuset in Stockholm and Riksutställningar.
It is a 116-page, quarto-sized softcover book featuring design work by the renowned Swedish designer Patric Leo.
Sundberg, Timo (text); Strömholm, Christer; Petersen, Anders; Gustavsson, Kenneth (photo):
Copy in fine condition.
Indicier / Indications is a highly regarded Swedish photobook published in 1996 by the specialized photography publisher Journal. The book serves as a dual-language (Swedish and English) exhibition catalog that explores the deep artistic connections, history, and photography of three generations of seminal Swedish photographers:
Christer Strömholm (1918–2002) – The legendary master and founder of the Fotoskolan photography school in Stockholm.Anders Petersen (b. 1944) – One of Strömholm's most famous students, renowned for his raw, intimate documentary work.Kenneth Gustavsson (1946–2009) – Another brilliant student of Strömholm's from the mid-1960s cohort.
The primary essay and framework are written by Timo Sundberg. Sundberg's text provides essential biographical and contextual background regarding the relationships, mentorship, and creative dialogue between the three photographers.
The book features a rich compilation of black-and-white photographs. Notably, it contains the very last photographs that Christer Strömholm ever made.
It was published in conjunction with a traveling itinerary exhibition originally arranged by Kulturhuset in Stockholm and Riksutställningar.
It is a 116-page, quarto-sized softcover book featuring design work by the renowned Swedish designer Patric Leo.

