PublishedPrestel, February 2024 |
ISBN9783791380124 |
FormatHardcover, 208 pages |
Dimensions28.8cm × 29.2cm |
From one of the most renowned photographers working today, this collection of images explores human spirituality in all its remarkable diversity and beauty. American Magnum and National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry is known for his compelling and evocative images that capture the human experience and the spirit of place; his 1984 portrait of Sharbat Gula, the Afghan Girl, is one of the world's most recognizable photographs.
This powerful collection of spiritually inflected images is gleaned from the entirety of McCurry's forty-year career traveling to every corner of the globe. From a mosque in Afghanistan to Burma's Golden Rock; an Easter offering in Paraguay to an elderly couple at Lourdes; a Tibetan monk in India to evangelicals in America's heartland-McCurry captures penetrating moments of devotion, loyalty, faithfulness, and dedication. Reproduced in stunning color, these photographs honor the universal desire to create meaning in the midst of everyday life and offer viewers an opportunity to connect with their own spirituality- whatever form that takes. AUTHOR: Steve McCurry, born in 1950, is an esteemed American Photographer. He has worked extensively for National Geographic magazine and has been a member of Magnum Photos since 1986. The recipient of numerous awards, he has published many monographs on his work including Untold: The Stories Behind the Photographs, The Unguarded Moment, and A Life in Pictures. SELLING POINTS: . PERFECT FOR those with an interest in Steve McCurry, an iconic photographer. . A POWERFUL COLLECTION of spiritually inflected images gleaned from the entirety of McCurry's forty-year career traveling to every corner of the globe. . A PHOTOGRAPHIC ICON: Through his photographs for National Geographic and other outlets, American Magnum photographer Steve McCurry has built a wide-ranging, evocative, and iconic body of work. . GORGEOUSLY PRODUCED: Printed in beautiful color, this hardcover features 150 photographs.
