On the Way to an Ambush - 5 Angebote vergleichen

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Exquisite Corpse, Booksellers.
Victoria University Press, Wellington, New Zealand, 1999. 176 pages. Softcover octavo sized book with stiff illustrated French fold covers. A mild bump to the lower corner of the reverse cover, with a small bit of loss of paper from the rear endpaper apparently from the inexpert removal of an adhesive label. Binding remains tight and crisp, with uncreased spine and clean interior free of markings. Lavishly illustrated in color and black and white, with text in English.. Wrappers. Near Fine.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Exquisite Corpse Booksellers [50990576], Houston, TX, U.S.A.
176 pages. Softcover octavo sized book with stiff illustrated French fold covers. A mild bump to the lower corner of the reverse cover, with a small bit of loss of paper from the rear endpaper apparently from the inexpert removal of an adhesive label. Binding remains tight and crisp, with uncreased spine and clean interior free of markings. Lavishly illustrated in color and black and white, with text in English.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Phoenix Books [56537926], Dunedin, New Zealand.
On The Way To An Ambush. By Bruce Connew. In Softcovers, 1999, Colour and Black and White Photographs, illustrations, maps, 175 Pages, Published By The Victoria University Press Wellington. A Near Fine Copy. ' In 1989, celebrated New Zealand photographer Bruce Connew spent five weeks in Burma, observing the Karen people's war with the Burmese government troops. On his return to New Zealand he succumbed to virulent malaria. His photographs and notes were put aside and almost forgotten- until several years later when fresh news of the struggle reawakened Connew's interest in the Karen's tragedy, and also caused him to question his own actions and motivations. Bruce Connew's book is at once about being a witness to human beastliness, being a photographer and being Bruce Connew. Connew is a photojournalist and teller of tales. This is his record of time spent looking, and thinking about what has been seen and what it might mean'.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Princess Flower.
In 1989, New Zealand photographer Bruce Connew spent five weeks in Burma, observing the Karen people's war with the Burmese government troops. On his return to New Zealand, he succumbed to virulent malaria. His photographs and notes were put aside and almost forgotten - until several years later when fresh news of the struggle reawakened Connew's interest in the Karen's tragedy, and also caused him to question his own actions and motivations. At first glance, Bruce Connew's journey was crazy and impulsive. A photographer leaves his children in the care of a friend and hops a plane to a little reported war he caught a glimpse of on television. In the hill country of east Burma, Connew journeys with Karen refugees, ducks down in trenches from incoming mortar fire and, ultimately, joins forces with a New Zealand mercenary to stage an ambush. This is not your average idea of escapism. What follows [first as a book, and now an exhibition] is a traveller's story - a marvellous tapestry of insight, memoir and visual description. Central to all its parts is the photographer's recent loss of his wife in a road crash. Death and its random, sudden occurrence is Connew's subject. His narrative moves easily between New Zealand's Auckland suburbs and an all but forgotten war. Paperback, Label: Victoria University Press, Victoria University Press, Product group: Book, Published: 1999, Studio: Victoria University Press, Sales rank: 12066094.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Exquisite Corpse Booksellers, TX, Houston, [RE:5].
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