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Humphrey Spender’s "Worktown": A significant portion of the publication focuses on the rediscovered photographs of Humphrey Spender
[Issued in conjunction with exhibition of work by William Bell and Timothy O'Sullivan in the 1860s and 1870s
Aperture magazine
the first director of the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House
Power deliberately exploits the different psychological and documentary qualities of each medium
Salgado, Sebastião. Terra: Struggle of the Landless by Sebastião Salgado with additional texts by José Saramago and Chico Buarque. Aperture Magazine Humphrey Spender’s "Worktown": A significantPhaidon, 1997. Gray cloth, near very good with some light spots on cover, stamped Phaidon Non Mint Copy on first blank page. Lacks dust jacket. 144 pages, large format. Photographs taken in Brazil by Salgado of workers, working class families, and children. This book is dedicated the thousands of landless Brazilian families who survive in makeshift encampments along the highways, struggling and hoping one day to win a piece of land on which they can