The History of Monuments
by Wang Qingsong
Photographs: Wang Qingsong
Text: Wang Qingsong
Publisher: Éditions Bessard
Year: 2012
ISBN: 978-2-9537204-4-0
Comments: c-print inside spaning 125 x 4200 cm; a book coming into a very elegant purple box; it is hand bound in two covers and presented in a handmade slipcase box; it is printed in an edition of 450 copies
Spanning 42 metre length, The History of Monuments is a stunning interpretation of the history of mankind in a photo epic. Mobilising over 200 hundreds models, the renowned Chinese contemporary photographer Wang Qing Song built studio with life size props over weeks to execute this laborious photography work. Well known for his compelling works that convey an ironic vision of 21st-century China’s encounter with global consumer culture, The History of Monuments is a highlight not to miss.
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