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An accessible monograph on one of Britain's leading contemporary photographers.
Martin Parr (b. 1952) is one of the best-known and most influential photographers working today, acclaimed for his frank chronicling of British life.
This introductory monograph charts Parr’s entire career including early black and white photographs, unpublished images made over the last five years, and works from all his major projects, including The Last Resort and Think of England.
A prolific book-maker and collector and a long-standing member of the Magnum photographic agency, this book is an affordable companion to Parr’s other Phaidon publications including his retrospective, Martin Parr, Think of England, Boring Postcards and The Photobook: A History volume I and volume II.
An introductory essay by Sandra Phillips, the highly regarded curator of photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, assesses Parr’s contribution to photography and provides a witty, insightful analysis to the photographs.
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