RECOMMENDED: 10th anniversary - Don McCullin, War and Reportage (album) / 2016-2026 📷 🇬🇧

Don McCullin is one of our greatest living photographers. Few have enjoyed a career so long, and no one of such variety and critical acclaim. For the past 50 years he has proved himself to be a photojournalist with no equal. Whether documenting the poverty of London’s East End. Or the horrors of wars in Africa, Asia or the Middle East. He has proved an adroit artist capable of beautifully arranged still lifes, soulful portraits and moving landscapes.

Don McCullin's war reportage spans decades, published extensively in The Sunday Times Magazine (1966-1984) covering conflicts like Vietnam, Biafra, and Northern Ireland, and collected in books like his autobiography Unreasonable Behaviour (1990, updated later) and the major 2016 retrospective Irreconcilable Truths, Volume I: War & Reportage, which showcased his iconic, impactful images from major world conflicts.

2016 boxed set:

Don McCullin's major collection focusing on war and reportage is part of the extensive three-volume boxed set "Irreconcilable Truths," published in 2016 by The English Group, featuring his most iconic conflict images, alongside his landscapes and autobiography. While "Irreconcilable Truths" is the most comprehensive retrospective of his war work, earlier key books include his autobiography Unreasonable Behaviour (1990) and significant monographs like the 2015 "Definitive Edition" from Jonathan Cape. 

The largest collection of Don’s journalism ever published, as chosen by Don. For each photograph he has identified a definitive print or, where none existed, has revisited the darkroom to create one. Printed to unprecedented standards with Don’s full oversight it features his most iconic photographs as well as previously unseen images.

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Specification:
– 608 Pages
– Casebound
– 370 x 300 x 55mm
– Tritone printing

 

INFORMATION: donmccullin.com, setantabooks.com

ADDITIONAL CONTENT:

The Landscape of War with Don McCullin & Muhammed Muheisen (2024)

The photography of Don McCullin (2024)