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Aperture, No. 129. 40th Anniversary issue. Aperture Magazine ] Black bindings

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]  Black bindings

sending it behind the Iron Curtain (notably to Moscow in 1959) to project a benevolent

elegant platform for both established masters and emerging contemporary photographers to display their portfolios without the distraction of heavy text or commercial advertising

Where I Was Meant to Live (Mario Giacomelli): Paired with poems by Leonardo Sinisgalli

The high-contrast printing emphasizes the heavy

Aperture, No. 129. 40th Anniversary issue. Aperture Magazine ] Black bindings1992. Cover by Robert Rauschenburg. Includes long interview of Michael Hoffman, editor and publisher of Aperture, by Robert Adams and photographs by, among others, Brett Weston, Len Jenshel, Josef Koudelka, Carrie MaeWeems, Doug and Mike Starn, Joel Peter Witkin, Zeke Berman, Dorothy Norman, Toshio Shibata, Marilyn Bridges, Harry Callahan, Jerry Uelsmann, Jock Sturges, DebbieFleming Caffery, Helen Chadwick,Barbara Kruger, Nick Knight,

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