Unguided Tour
Plachy is a staff photographer for the Village voice where her regular photographic column titled "Unguided tour" has delighted readers with poignant and startling images since 1982. This collection of 130 duotone photographs ranges from the photographer's native Hungary to her present home in Queens, stopping off in Nicaragua, a Marine boot camp on Parris island, and Manhattan, where she has photographed visiting celebrities, and anonymous street scenes.
The book features a flexible record of music by Tom Waits on the back page.
'Not since Robert Frank's THE AMERICANS have I experienced a body of work of such range and power. She makes me laugh and she breaks my heart. She's moral. She's everything a photographer should be.' - Richard Avedon.
CONDITION: Very good
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Unguided Tour
Unguided Tour
Plachy is a staff photographer for the Village voice where her regular photographic column titled "Unguided tour" has delighted readers with poignant and startling images since 1982. This collection of 130 duotone photographs ranges from the photographer's native Hungary to her present home in Queens, stopping off in Nicaragua, a Marine boot camp on Parris island, and Manhattan, where she has photographed visiting celebrities, and anonymous street scenes.
The book features a flexible record of music by Tom Waits on the back page.
'Not since Robert Frank's THE AMERICANS have I experienced a body of work of such range and power. She makes me laugh and she breaks my heart. She's moral. She's everything a photographer should be.' - Richard Avedon.
CONDITION: Very good
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Plachy is a staff photographer for the Village voice where her regular photographic column titled "Unguided tour" has delighted readers with poignant and startling images since 1982. This collection of 130 duotone photographs ranges from the photographer's native Hungary to her present home in Queens, stopping off in Nicaragua, a Marine boot camp on Parris island, and Manhattan, where she has photographed visiting celebrities, and anonymous street scenes.
The book features a flexible record of music by Tom Waits on the back page.
'Not since Robert Frank's THE AMERICANS have I experienced a body of work of such range and power. She makes me laugh and she breaks my heart. She's moral. She's everything a photographer should be.' - Richard Avedon.
CONDITION: Very good
