Paul Seawright (Campo de Agramante) Koji kitagawa The resulting series ultimately tells

The resulting series ultimately tells a story of coexistence

Photographs documenting the extremes of passion and exploring mythology and superstition within Christianity throughout 14 countries

From the bizarre steatopygous forms of Victorian bustles to the haunting facial masks on medieval helmets

they present a dream-like journey through the land of birds

Paul Seawright (Campo de Agramante) Koji kitagawa The resulting series ultimately tellsPaul Seawright (Campo de Agramante) by Paul Seawright (2000) First Edition Large format paper back in near fine condition. Faint mark on the top left corner of the cover. Text printed in both English and Spanish About Seawrights photographic practice is presented in this volume as a critical exploration of landscape, conflict, and hidden histories. Rather than depicting dramatic events, his images focus on ordinary, often empty placesurban edges,