Miroslav Tichy Richard Brautigan That famous impalpable and inexplicable

That famous impalpable and inexplicable soul is narrated between iconography and poetry in a series of photographs that are distant and intimate at the same time

Captains of the Dead Sea examines how the experience of place is influenced by the way in which the world has been previously photographed

Critics were almost unanimous in their praise for the album

there is some minor general wear to boards

She lived in the shadow of guilt and memories of what had happened in Poland during the WWII

Miroslav Tichy Richard Brautigan That famous impalpable and inexplicableFirst edition of this self titled book by Miroslav Tichy (2008) First impression Medium format hardback in near fine condition Some very minor wear and markings to boards Some very slight toning to extremities of pages Otherwise, pages clean, binding firm About Miroslav Tichy created, in communist Czechoslovakia, from the early 1960s to the mid 1990s, an obsessive photographic work around the female figure, reinventing photography from scratch on the