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Common Sense (signed - last copy)

by Martin Parr


Photographs: Martin Parr

Publisher: Dewi Lewis Publishing

160 pages

Pictures: 158 colour photographs

Year: 1999

ISBN: 1-899235-07-8

Comments: 20.6 x 30 cm

sold out

Internationally recognised as a brilliant satirist of contemporary life Martin Parr has led the development of the British documentary tradition with wit, style, and intelligence in a career that boasts numerous publications and exhibitions. His work is held by major galleries and museums worldwide.

Common Sense combines extravagantly lurid and luscious colour with Parr’s trademark sense of irony. Though hilariously funny – as always with Parr’s work – there is a sharp and biting edge to the humour.

The launch of this extraordinary book was celebrated by simultaneous exhibitions in more than 40 different cities world-wide including making it probably the largest exhibition of work ever held by one artist – a truly global project.

> see also Martin Parr's fine art prints


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Common Sense (signed - last copy)

by Martin Parr


Photographs: Martin Parr

Publisher: Dewi Lewis Publishing

160 pages

Pictures: 158 colour photographs

Year: 1999

ISBN: 1-899235-07-8

Comments: 20.6 x 30 cm

sold out

Internationally recognised as a brilliant satirist of contemporary life Martin Parr has led the development of the British documentary tradition with wit, style, and intelligence in a career that boasts numerous publications and exhibitions. His work is held by major galleries and museums worldwide.

Common Sense combines extravagantly lurid and luscious colour with Parr’s trademark sense of irony. Though hilariously funny – as always with Parr’s work – there is a sharp and biting edge to the humour.

The launch of this extraordinary book was celebrated by simultaneous exhibitions in more than 40 different cities world-wide including making it probably the largest exhibition of work ever held by one artist – a truly global project.

> see also Martin Parr's fine art prints


More books by Martin Parr

more books tagged »British« | >> see all

more books tagged »magnum photographer« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com

Common Sense (signed - last copy)

by Martin Parr


Photographs: Martin Parr

Publisher: Dewi Lewis Publishing

160 pages

Pictures: 158 colour photographs

Year: 1999

ISBN: 1-899235-07-8

Comments: 20.6 x 30 cm

sold out

Internationally recognised as a brilliant satirist of contemporary life Martin Parr has led the development of the British documentary tradition with wit, style, and intelligence in a career that boasts numerous publications and exhibitions. His work is held by major galleries and museums worldwide.

Common Sense combines extravagantly lurid and luscious colour with Parr’s trademark sense of irony. Though hilariously funny – as always with Parr’s work – there is a sharp and biting edge to the humour.

The launch of this extraordinary book was celebrated by simultaneous exhibitions in more than 40 different cities world-wide including making it probably the largest exhibition of work ever held by one artist – a truly global project.

> see also Martin Parr's fine art prints


More books by Martin Parr

more books tagged »British« | >> see all

more books tagged »magnum photographer« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com

Shop fine art prints

roots & bonds

Regina Anzenberger

price: 113 Euro

Unattainable Beauty

Natalie Strohmaier

price: 600 Euro

cartier's

f&d cartier

price: 1020 Euro
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