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by Gilles Mora, John T. Hill · · tapa blanda · 368 pages
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Este libro es un resumen amplio y completo de la obra de Walker Evans, un artista de gran calibre que capturó la dureza de la Depresión, la belleza de la arquitectura brownstone del siglo XIX y la esencia de la vida estadounidense. La obra de Walker Evans lo sitúa junto a Stieglitz, Steichen y Strand.
Gilles Mora is a French photography historian and critic specialising in 20th century American photography, and photographer. He has edited books on Walker Evans, Edward Weston, W. Eugene Smith, Aaron Siskind and William Gedney, as well as published a book of his own photographs, Antebellum. Mora won the Prix Nadar in 2007 for the book La Photographie Américaine: 1958–1981: the Last Photographic Heroes.
