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Tina Modotti: Revolutionary Photographer
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Tina Modotti: Revolutionary Photographer

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Modotti was known for her unique documentary style of photography and was profoundly influenced by the post-revolutionary cultural and political fervour in Mexico and it is her photos of that country for which she is most well-known. Whilst living in LA she worked with photographer Edward Weston, developing her own skills as a fine art photographer, she then moved to Mexico and became involved with the art scene surrounding Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Julio Antonio Mella, photographing many of Rivera’s murals and is herself featured in many of them.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Ocean Press
Country
Australia
Date
13 June 2013
Pages
120
ISBN
9781921700699

Modotti was known for her unique documentary style of photography and was profoundly influenced by the post-revolutionary cultural and political fervour in Mexico and it is her photos of that country for which she is most well-known. Whilst living in LA she worked with photographer Edward Weston, developing her own skills as a fine art photographer, she then moved to Mexico and became involved with the art scene surrounding Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Julio Antonio Mella, photographing many of Rivera’s murals and is herself featured in many of them.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Ocean Press
Country
Australia
Date
13 June 2013
Pages
120
ISBN
9781921700699