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Título: Great Wall Revisited, The. | ||
Autor: Lindesay Willim | Precio: $580.00 | |
Editorial: Harvard University Press | Año: 2008 | |
Tema: Historia, Cultura | Edición: 1ª | |
Sinopsis | ISBN: 9780674031494 | |
Starred Review. The mystery and magnificence of the Great Wall of China have fascinated historians and artists for centuries. In recent years, photographer Lindesay traveled the entire length of the wall to document its current state in comparison to earlier photographs and drawings. For this elegant, lavishly illustrated book, Lindesay selected 72 of the most striking comparisons, juxtaposing his new photographs with the older images to illustrate the changes inflicted by man and nature. For example, in 1937, the Chinese photographer Sha Fei snapped a picture of the Three Towers in the Hebei section of the wall, capturing the power of the towers with their battlements intact. Over 70 years later, as Lindesay's photo shows, none of the towers still stand. In sections of the wall at Shanhaiguan, Lindesay's photos reveal that towers farther up the mountain remain in better condition those lower down, possibly because locals took the stones for building materials. Lindesay's album_a gorgeous visual complement to John Man's The Great Wall |