Editor: David Litchfield
Publisher: Baroque Press, London
Publication: 1973, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, section sewn
Pages: 48
Size: 210 x 230
Text: English
Contains adult content/nudity
"The Image: Graphic Arts Photography" was a short-lived, award-winning British monthly magazine (1972–1974) founded, designed, and edited by David Litchfield through his Baroque Press in London, with David Bailey as a consultant/editorial figure in some issues; it focused on innovative intersections of graphic arts, illustration, and photography, featuring prominent contributors like photographers, artists, and occasional high-profile names (e.g., work by or related to Terry O'Neill, Linda McCartney, and others in the creative scene).
Contents:
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Dick Frank (front cover and pages 36-43) Born in California, 1945. He grew up and studied at Queen's College, New York, and then Ohio University. Spent two years in U.S. army as a television cameraman, and does editorial work for magazines (Esquire), and books.
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David Montgomery (pages 6-13).
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Celestino Valenti (pages 14-19).
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Terry Donovan (pages 20-29).
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Arnaldo Putzu (pages 30-35).
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George Hurrell (pages 44-51).
Condition: Good. Shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing and marking to cover/edges. Please note that some product listings use stock imagery, so the item received may not be the item shown.
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