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Nan Goldin: The Devil's Playground

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Product details 504 pages Phaidon Press - 2008-03-00 English 9780714847580 Reviews:

"Synopsis" by Ingram, - The most significant book published to date on Nan Goldin (b.1953), one of the most prominent and influential of contemporary photographers

- Contains Goldin's recent work alongside earlier classics, including images from new series such as Elements, 57 Days, Still on Earth and From Here to Maternity

- An intimate and compelling photographic portrait, which tells personal stories of relationships and identity, chronicling different eras and the passage of time

- Features previously unpublished works by Goldin, alongside earlier classics

- Photographic sequences are interspersed with texts, poems and lyrics by prominent writers

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