Robert Capa Exhibition Photographer Who Lived on the Front Lines 1980 Book PPS News Agency Overall, the condition is good and has been cleaned for the listing, but there are some stains that cannot be removed, and some age-related yellowing, scratches, and damage. Please check the condition in the images. Therefore, please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for the same quality as new or are extremely concerned. Publisher: PPS News Agency Published: 1980 Author: PPS News Agency Pages: Approximately 96 pages Language: Japanese Softcover ■Size Length, Height: Approximately 25.9cm / Approximately 10.1 inches Width: Approximately 22.1cm / Approximately 8.7 inches Thickness: Approximately 1.1cm / Approximately 0.4 inches Weight: Approximately 404g Contents Preface / Cornell Capa An Evaluation / John Steinbeck Why Capa Now? / Hiroyuki Itsuki Memories of Capa / Seiichi Inoue The Prelude to War Spain China Mexico World War II Invasion Coverage in Russia Israel Post-War Picasso Matisse Hemingway Japan Capa's Album Indochina Hemingway's Letter Capa's Album Brief Biography The Day Capa Left Japan / Jun Miki About the Exhibition Robert Capa, one of the great photographers of the 20th century. He was called the "poet of the camera" and was also an excellent "witness to the times." Behind his photographs is the eye of a struggling humanist. When capturing the suffering of war, there is Capa's kindness and humor as a human being. Capa threw himself into situations with a strong belief and passion to make the circumstances surrounding humans a little better, but he also had a sure eye for discerning the impact of photography. --- Recycled materials may be used for packaging. Management Number: a-13-2→b-7→b-8