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Work (signed)

by Brian Griffin

Photographs: Brian Griffin

Text: Brian Griffin

Publisher: Black Pudding Publishing

96 pages

Year: 1988

ISBN: 0951385917

Price: 165 €

Comments: language: engl, 29,6 x 29,4 cm

With a decades-long career in photography and film, Brian Griffin is acknowledged as one of the greatest living UK photographers alongside Martin Parr, John Davies, and others. Primarily a portrait photographer, Brian has worked commercially for industrial companies, photographed many 80s UK music album covers, made many television adverts, and continues to push his photography in surreal and expertly crafted portraiture or social groups.

WORK is a seminal book in the history of photography. Highly acclaimed at the time of it's release, and still well loved today. The book features portraits of people at work in the 1980s - ranging from middle management to construction workers. Shot in black and white, every image is compelling.

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Work (signed)

by Brian Griffin

Photographs: Brian Griffin

Text: Brian Griffin

Publisher: Black Pudding Publishing

96 pages

Year: 1988

ISBN: 0951385917

Price: 165 €

Comments: language: engl, 29,6 x 29,4 cm

With a decades-long career in photography and film, Brian Griffin is acknowledged as one of the greatest living UK photographers alongside Martin Parr, John Davies, and others. Primarily a portrait photographer, Brian has worked commercially for industrial companies, photographed many 80s UK music album covers, made many television adverts, and continues to push his photography in surreal and expertly crafted portraiture or social groups.

WORK is a seminal book in the history of photography. Highly acclaimed at the time of it's release, and still well loved today. The book features portraits of people at work in the 1980s - ranging from middle management to construction workers. Shot in black and white, every image is compelling.

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