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Featuring some twenty new photographs, this expanded edition of *Roots* ( originally published in 2012 and quickly sold out) immerses us in Belgium during the 1970s and 1980s through a perspective that is both strange and familiar. From early black-and-white photographs to the advent of color, this book explores the Belgian photographer’s unique, almost expressionist world.
In a deeply personal text accompanying his photographs, Harry Gruyaert reflects on his relationship with Belgium. Meanwhile, an essay by Belgian writer Dimitri Verlhust allows us to truly experience these photographs from the inside.
Published by Xavier Barral, 2012 (signed edition)
29.6 cm 22.2 cm, 160 pages, in good condition
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Featuring some twenty new photographs, this expanded edition of *Roots* ( originally published in 2012 and quickly sold out) immerses us in Belgium during the 1970s and 1980s through a perspective that is both strange and familiar. From early black-and-white photographs to the advent of color, this book explores the Belgian photographer’s unique, almost expressionist world.
In a deeply personal text accompanying his photographs, Harry Gruyaert reflects on his relationship with Belgium. Meanwhile, an essay by Belgian writer Dimitri Verlhust allows us to truly experience these photographs from the inside.
Published by Xavier Barral, 2012 (signed edition)
29.6 cm 22.2 cm, 160 pages, in good condition
ISBN
