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An important addition to the contemporary examination of comics and graphic fiction as forms of art, Brunetti's work is comprehensive without becoming muddled in the debates of criticism. He presents stunning reproductions of pieces from a wide variety of North American artists in a self-described "vital, highly personal work." Aside from a justifiably gushing introduction, Brunetti takes himself out of the process and allows the work to speak for itself. This is perhaps the most prudent decision he could have made, as it allows the work to be presented in such a way that it can be recognized and appreciated on its own merits.
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Amazing! If you are a fan of Cartier-Bresson, you will not be disappointed by this beautiful book. It is an especially rare treat for those who are interested in the photographer's process, as the book contains a selection of images never shown before. His unique vision is apparent even in the photographs which are not "perfect," demonstrating the remarkable sense of composition and timing necessary to create his work.
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An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, & True Stories by Ivan Brunetti
lindawitkowski, April 21, 2007
An important addition to the contemporary examination of comics and graphic fiction as forms of art, Brunetti's work is comprehensive without becoming muddled in the debates of criticism. He presents stunning reproductions of pieces from a wide variety of North American artists in a self-described "vital, highly personal work." Aside from a justifiably gushing introduction, Brunetti takes himself out of the process and allows the work to speak for itself. This is perhaps the most prudent decision he could have made, as it allows the work to be presented in such a way that it can be recognized and appreciated on its own merits.(8 of 13 readers found this comment helpful)
Scrapbook: Photographs 1932-1946 by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Agnès Sire and Michel Frizot and Martine Franck
lindawitkowski, April 12, 2007
Amazing! If you are a fan of Cartier-Bresson, you will not be disappointed by this beautiful book. It is an especially rare treat for those who are interested in the photographer's process, as the book contains a selection of images never shown before. His unique vision is apparent even in the photographs which are not "perfect," demonstrating the remarkable sense of composition and timing necessary to create his work.(7 of 12 readers found this comment helpful)