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出版者:Phaidon Press

作者:Hans-Michael Koetzle

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页数:448

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出版时间:2007-06-07

价格:EUR 49.95

装帧:Broché

isbn号码:9780714847597

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Known the world over, especially for his iconic images of Che Guevara, Swiss-born Rene Burri (b.1933) is one of the world's greatest living photographers. Now, for the first time ever and featuring countless previously unpublished images, Burri's remarkable and adventurous work is brought together in this career retrospective of over 400 duotone photographs. Edited and compiled by the distinguished writer Hans-Michael Koetzle, in close collaboration with Burri, this unprecedented retrospective is a historic book of the major political events and key personalities of the twentieth century - as seen through the eyes of one photographer. Nothing like this book on Burri has ever been published before, and it is a real coup for Phaidon to be the first to publish his entire career's work. A member of the prestigious Magnum photo agency, Burri is a photographer whose curiosity and humanity as a photographer have afforded him almost unrestricted access to the major events and personalities of the last 50 years. In this way, "Rene Burri Photographs" is a fascinating personal account of the major artists, politicians and personalities that Burri has made a part of his life. First achieving international recognition with the seminal photography book on post-World War II Germany Die Deutschen in 1962, Burri has since become one of the most important figures in the history of photography: he is universally revered by his peers for his sympathetic eye and his capacity to capture larger-than-life personalities on film. "Rene Burri Photographs" comprises the culmination of years of scholarly research by distinguished writer Hans Michael Koetzle into Burri's important contribution to reportage photography, resulting in an incisive introduction, a series of in-depth essays at the beginning of each chapter and in extended captions that accompany each image. The book is designed by prominent Swiss graphic designer Werner Jeker of ADN Design, Lausanne. In 21 thematically-organized chapters, we accompany Burri across Europe to the Middle East, Vietnam, Brazil, Cuba and beyond; we visit Picasso, Le Corbusier, Yves Klein and Giacometti in their studios; we witness political figures such as Che Guevara in repose, and Fidel Castro at the helm. A work of epic scope in its own right, this book is a magnificent tour de force.

René Burri’s Photographs is a profound visual chronicle capturing the essence of mid-20th century Latin America through a lens both intimate and expansive. His work transcends mere documentation, evolving into a poetic exploration of urban transformation, rural life, and human resilience amid rapid modernization. Unlike typical photojournalistic reports, Burri’s images balance stark realism with poetic sensitivity, framing everyday moments—market stalls in Caracas, street vendors on Montevideo avenues, or indigenous communities navigating changing landscapes—not as fleeting scenes but as vital threads in a broader cultural tapestry. Born in Switzerland and spending much of his career in Argentina, Burri’s unique perspective merged European formalism with deep empathy for Latin American societies. His compositions often feature bold contrasts: the interplay of light and shadow across sun-baked adobe walls, the quiet dignity in laborers’ faces amid industrial progress, or the tension between tradition and urban expansion reflected in crowded plazas and evolving city skylines. Each photograph carries a narrative weight, inviting viewers to see beyond surface impressions into the lived experience beneath. The series reveals Burri’s fascination with movement—people flowing through public spaces, vehicles navigating emerging roadways, and seasonal rhythms marked by festivals or harvests. He captures fleeting gestures: a child reaching for a butterfly, elders conversing on doorsteps, farmers tending land under vast skies. These moments, though spontaneous, are carefully framed to evoke both immediacy and reflection, revealing layers of social change without didacticism. Technically, Burri’s work is defined by precise composition, controlled use of natural light, and a restrained yet powerful black-and-white palette that amplifies texture and emotion. His ability to find poetry in the mundane—dust on cobbled streets, reflections in puddles after rain—elevates the ordinary into timeless art. The photographs also engage with architecture not just as backdrop but as symbolic terrain: colonial remnants standing beside modernist buildings, illustrating a region caught between past and future. Beyond visual beauty, Photographs serves as an historical record of societies in flux. Burri documented pivotal decades—during political upheaval, economic shifts, and cultural renaissances—offering generations a window into moments of transition marked by both struggle and hope. His work connects personal stories to collective memory, inviting viewers to witness not only places and people but the spirit of an era reshaping itself. This collection stands as a testament to photography’s power to preserve humanity amid change. With quiet strength and unwavering attention, René Burri transforms snapshots into enduring narratives—each print a portal into Latin America’s soul in motion.

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因切格瓦拉和brasilia的图标图案而世界闻名的Rene Burri （何内布利）是当今世界上还健在的最优秀的摄影师之一。现在，我们将他从未发表过得黑白照片呈现给大家。他的照片最直接的反映了一些重要艺术家和政客的生活... http://cn.cphoto.net/overseas/08/Rene%20Burri/01.htm

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Rene Burri正式晋升为我最喜欢的摄影师之一。

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Rene Burri正式晋升为我最喜欢的摄影师之一。

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Rene Burri正式晋升为我最喜欢的摄影师之一。