and Bruno Stevens’ Baghdad: Truth Lies Within
Visuals: The feature includes eight of Salgado's iconic
Mortimer would be killed by a secondary blast during an air raid just a year later in 1944)
vintage photography book that explores the intersection of wordplay and visual media by translating common idioms
deeply intelligent pictures stand proudly alongside the masters he spent his life validating
Magicians of Light: Photographs from the Collection of the National Gallery of Canada by James Borcoman. Annuals and Bruno Stevens’ Baghdad: TruthNational Gallery of Canada, 1993. First edition. Wraps, fine, like new, with custom made 4 mil polyester jacket. Foreword by Shirley L. Thomson. 116 plates; 9. 25 x 11. 5 inches. 295 pages. Although substantially larger, similar in format to John Szarkowski's Looking at Photographs, with one page of text by James Borcoman facing one photograph. Most of the 19th and 20th century photographers, each represented by one photograph, are not Canadian and