Brassai: Paris by Night
2011 impression of Brassai: Paris by Night
Large format hardback in fine condition
Some slight wear to dust jacket (in near fine condition), now in a removable protective sleeve
No internal markings, binding firm
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Published for the first time in 1933 and originally designed by Brassaï himself, this is a high-quality reproduction of his legendary first book of photographs. The city of Paris bewitched Brassaï. Working as a journalist by day, by night he roamed the streets of the capital and visited its bistros, sharing moments in the lives of the prostitutes and peddlers, down-and-outs, and illicit lovers who lived on the margins of society.
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Brassai: Paris by Night
Brassai: Paris by Night
2011 impression of Brassai: Paris by Night
Large format hardback in fine condition
Some slight wear to dust jacket (in near fine condition), now in a removable protective sleeve
No internal markings, binding firm
About
Published for the first time in 1933 and originally designed by Brassaï himself, this is a high-quality reproduction of his legendary first book of photographs. The city of Paris bewitched Brassaï. Working as a journalist by day, by night he roamed the streets of the capital and visited its bistros, sharing moments in the lives of the prostitutes and peddlers, down-and-outs, and illicit lovers who lived on the margins of society.
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2011 impression of Brassai: Paris by Night
Large format hardback in fine condition
Some slight wear to dust jacket (in near fine condition), now in a removable protective sleeve
No internal markings, binding firm
About
Published for the first time in 1933 and originally designed by Brassaï himself, this is a high-quality reproduction of his legendary first book of photographs. The city of Paris bewitched Brassaï. Working as a journalist by day, by night he roamed the streets of the capital and visited its bistros, sharing moments in the lives of the prostitutes and peddlers, down-and-outs, and illicit lovers who lived on the margins of society.
