Collect Contemporary Photography
“Collect Contemporary Photography” by Jocelyn Phillips is an illustrated guide published by National Geographic Books on May 15, 2012. This book presents insights from a photography specialist with Sotheby’s, featuring informal interviews with key photographers, hundreds of illustrations, and essays that address significant issues and themes within the field of photography.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of contemporary photography, including profiles of essential artists and designers. The book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in collecting contemporary arts and crafts, offering authoritative advice in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Additionally, it includes a concise reference section with contact information and shopping resources, making it a practical guide for both new and seasoned collectors. With 208 pages, this edition is designed to be accessible and informative for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of photography.
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Written by a photography specialist with Sotheby’s and featuring informal interviews with essential photographers, hundreds of illustrations, and essays addressing key issues and themes, this book is an excellent guide to the field.
When collecting contemporary arts and crafts, how can one be certain the pieces that appeal to current tastes also have the stamp of timeless collectible? This new series of accessible guides answers the need for authoritative advice in a fast-developing marketplace.
• Texts by acknowledged experts with firsthand experience of the global market
• Hundreds of illustrations
• Profiles of essential artists, designers, and photographers
• A concise reference section, including contact information and where to shop
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