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Benicassim: El FestivalSix prominent photographers: Carmela Garcia, Cristina Garc a Rodero, Immo Klink, Angel Marcos, lvaro Villarrubia and Massimo Vitali capture with their cameras the different beats that pulse the spectacular annual musical event. The FIB or Festival Internacional de Benicassim (Benicassim International Festival) is an internationally renowned music festival held in Benicassim (Spain). It focuses on alternative pop rock and electronica.... |
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Berenice Abbott Postcard Book (New York)"To photograph New York City means to catch... the spirit of the metropolis, while remaining true to its essential fact, its hurrying tempo, its congested streets, the past jostling the present."-- Bernice Abbott. Contains 30 removable tritone black and white postcards. Size 6 7/8 x 4 3/4 inches.... |
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Berenice Abbott: Changing New YorkNow in paperback, the highly acclaimed, definitive collection of Abbott's popular New York photographs. Berenice Abbott (1898-1991) was one of this century's greatest photographers, and her New York City images have come to define 1930's New York. The response to The New Press's landmark hardcover publication of Berenice Abbott: Changing New York was extraordinary. In addition to receiving rave reviews, it was chosen a best book of the year by the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, and New York... |
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BerlinContemporary architecture has transformed Berlin like no other city in Europe--but the depth and breadth of its effect can be fully appreciated only upon consideration of its interplay with the historic and classic modernist buildings that populate the city. Berlin considers not only the city's magnificent historic buildings and numerous examples of the new architecture that has been raised in the last decade, but also takes a look forward into the city's future.... |
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BerlinUndertaken as a project for a German academic institute--a social comment on architecture and urbanism.... |
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Berlin (Photopocket City)Anyone familiar with the long and tumultuous history of Berlin and those who have read about the changes wrought by the end of the Cold War should find Stefan Dauth's photographic portrait a valuable guide to this city on the cutting-edge. By concentrating on new perspectives of Berlin's most familiar sights, Dauth draws attention to the transformation of a city only recently reunited and re-born as Germany's capital. His black and white images reveal the clash of old and new: the Berliner Dome ... |
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Berlin ImagesContributions by Eran Tiefenbrunn, Barbara Wahlster.... |

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