A collection of photoessays, taken by photojournalist Larry Burrows, who was killed in action in Laos in 1971, and originally published in "Life," capture the emotions and tragedy, courage and suffering of the Vietnam War.
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书名 | LARRY BURROWS VIETNAM(精) |
分类 | 文学艺术-艺术-艺术概论 |
作者 | 本社编 |
出版社 | FONTANA/Collins |
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简介 | 编辑推荐 A collection of photoessays, taken by photojournalist Larry Burrows, who was killed in action in Laos in 1971, and originally published in "Life," capture the emotions and tragedy, courage and suffering of the Vietnam War. 内容推荐 In the heat of battle, in the devastated countryside, among troops and civilians equally hurt by the savagery of war, Larry Burrows photographed the conflict in Vietnam from 1962, the earliest days of American involvement, until 1971, when he died in a helicopter shot down on the Vietnam-Laos border. His images, published in Life magazine,brought the war home, scorching the consciousness of the public and inspiring much of the antiwar sentiment that convulsed American society in the 196os. To see these photo essays today, gathered in one volume and augmented by unpublished images from the Burrows archive, is to experience (or to relive), with extraordinary immediacy, both the war itself and the effect and range of Larry Burrows's gifts—his courage: to shoot "The Air War," he strapped himself and his camera to the open doorway of a plane . . . his reporter's instinct: accompanying the mission of the helicopter Yankee Papa 13, he captured the transformation of a young marine crew chief experiencing the death of fellow marines . . . and his compassion: in "Operation Prairie" and "A Degree of Disillusion" he published profoundly affecting images of exhausted, bloodied troops and maimed Vietnamese children, both wounded, physically and psychologically, by the ever-escalating war. The photographs Larry Burrows took in Vietnam, magnificently reproduced in this volume, are brutal, poignant, and utterly truthful, a stunning example of photojournalism that recorded history and achieved the level of great art. Indeed, in retrospect, says David Halberstam in his moving introduction, "Larry Burrows was as much historian as photographer and artist. |
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