Lars Tunbjörk - Vinter Lars Tunbjörk - 2007





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Vinter Lars Tunbjörk 为 Lars Tunbjörk 的第一版精装摄影书,由 Steidl 于 2007 年出版,双语原文,192 页,状况优秀。
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极其罕见的已故摄影师 Lars Tunbjörk 的《Vinter》收藏版
1st edition joint published by Steidl/ Moderna 2007
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Condition: Very Good,. There's just one stain on the back of the book.
"I often feel beside myself in the winter time, and I try to go to warmer and lighter places. But the last couple of years I have travelled into the winter and darkness instead. Into areas, conditions and encounters in which I dont really know where the outer and inner begins. And even less where it ends. Lars Tunbjörk Lars Tunbjörk has travelled around Sweden in an attempt to capture the atmosphere of the winter months for people living in Scandinavia. The project started as a means of surviving the dark part of the year. This series of photographs has a different mood, colour range and temperament compared to his previous work, but his style, his understated humour and often absurd subject matter are still unmistakable."
极其罕见的已故摄影师 Lars Tunbjörk 的《Vinter》收藏版
1st edition joint published by Steidl/ Moderna 2007
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Condition: Very Good,. There's just one stain on the back of the book.
"I often feel beside myself in the winter time, and I try to go to warmer and lighter places. But the last couple of years I have travelled into the winter and darkness instead. Into areas, conditions and encounters in which I dont really know where the outer and inner begins. And even less where it ends. Lars Tunbjörk Lars Tunbjörk has travelled around Sweden in an attempt to capture the atmosphere of the winter months for people living in Scandinavia. The project started as a means of surviving the dark part of the year. This series of photographs has a different mood, colour range and temperament compared to his previous work, but his style, his understated humour and often absurd subject matter are still unmistakable."

