Ernst Haas
Format: Paperback, 122mm x 190mm, 250g, 144 pages
Published: Thames & Hudson Ltd, United Kingdom, 2010
This addition to the affordable Photofile series brings together the best work of Ernst Haas, one of the world's greatest photographers. One of the early pioneers of colour photography, Haas began his photographic career in the 1940s in Vienna, rising to fame following the publication of his photo essay on returning prisoners of war from Russia. In 1951, Haas decided to make his home in NewYork, and became renowned for his work with motion photography and advertising campaigns for companies such as Marlboro, Chrysler and Volkswagen. With a selection of his most representative images and a bibliography for further reading, this is an ideal introduction to the photographer.
Virginie Chardin writes widely on photography. She is the author of Ernst Haas in the Photofile series, among other books.
Format: Paperback, 122mm x 190mm, 250g, 144 pages
Published: Thames & Hudson Ltd, United Kingdom, 2010
This addition to the affordable Photofile series brings together the best work of Ernst Haas, one of the world's greatest photographers. One of the early pioneers of colour photography, Haas began his photographic career in the 1940s in Vienna, rising to fame following the publication of his photo essay on returning prisoners of war from Russia. In 1951, Haas decided to make his home in NewYork, and became renowned for his work with motion photography and advertising campaigns for companies such as Marlboro, Chrysler and Volkswagen. With a selection of his most representative images and a bibliography for further reading, this is an ideal introduction to the photographer.
Virginie Chardin writes widely on photography. She is the author of Ernst Haas in the Photofile series, among other books.