PICTURE POST BRITAIN by Gavin Weightman

PICTURE POST BRITAIN by Gavin Weightman

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The launching of "Picture Post" in October 1938 was a milestone in British journalism, with its emphasis on using photographs, rather than text, to tell a story. This is a selection from the magazine's archives, containing examples of photojournalism from the war and post-war years to 1957.

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PICTURE POST BRITAIN by Gavin Weightman

The launching of "Picture Post" in October 1938 was a milestone in British journalism. Its emphasis on using photographs, rather than text, to tell a story was something completely new. This is a selection from the magazine's archives, containing examples of photojournalism from the war and post-war years to 1957. The material is arranged thematically and covers a variety of aspects of life in Britain, as recorded by "Picture Post", with the author's historical background provided in the form of an introduction and extended captions. Gavin Weightman's other books include "The Making of Modern London".
Weightman, Gavin: -

Gavin Weightman is an experienced television documentary-maker (producer/director/writer), journalist and author of many books such as The Making of Modern London: 1815-1914, The Making of Modern London: 1914-1939, London River, Picture Post Britain and Rescue: A History of the British Emergency Services (Boxtree).

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ISBN 13 9781855850774
ISBN 10 185585077X
Title PICTURE POST BRITAIN
Author Weightman Gavin
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 1991-09-26
Number of pages 160
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.