1955
21st Century Immigration
400Photographs
A01=Ahmad Danny Ramadan
A01=Anke Reitz
A01=Hanneke Mantel
A01=Joumana Khoury
A01=Rodaan Al Galidi
A01=Stine Jensen
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Arrival
Author_Ahmad Danny Ramadan
Author_Anke Reitz
Author_Hanneke Mantel
Author_Joumana Khoury
Author_Rodaan Al Galidi
Author_Stine Jensen
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Departure
deportations
DorotheaLange
Edward Steichen
EdwardSteichen
Elliott Erwitt
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Family
Family of Man
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Gordon Parks
Henri Cartier-Bresson
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immigration
immigration from Africa
Immigration from Mexico
immigration from South America
immigration law
James Nachtwey
Journey
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Loss
Love
Magnum photographers
Margaret Bourke-White
Mary Ellen Mark
MOMA
Museum of Modern Art
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OdeToHumanity
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photojournalism
Photojournalist
Post-War Immigration
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Robert Capa
Sebastiao Selgado
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Steve McCurry
StrikingPhotography
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UniversalStory
US Immigration History
women photojournalists
Product details
- ISBN 9789464941562
- Weight: 2126g
- Dimensions: 240 x 310mm
- Publication Date: 02 May 2025
- Publisher: Hannibal Books
- Publication City/Country: BE
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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The Family of Migrants is inspired by the legendary exhibition The Family of Man, an ode to humanity created by photographer and curator Edward Steichen, that opened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1955. This book features around 200 photographs and will show the most striking photography that tells universal, timeless stories of human existence, such as departure, journey and arrival, and themes like family, loss and love.
Among the hundreds of images are iconic as well as unknown photos by, among many others, Lewis Hine, Chien-Chi Chang, Abbas Attar, Robert de Hartogh, Wang Fuchun, Dorothea Lange, Stephan Vanfleteren, Ara Güler, Leonard Freed, Ata Kandó and Ishiuchi Miyako.
With text contributions by Joumana El Zein Khoury, Stine Jensen, Hanneke Mantel, Rim Battal, Rodaan Al Galidi, Danny Ramadan, Anke Reitz, C Pam Zhang and Asma Khan.
