Essential Elements

Edward Burtynsky

Publisher
Thames & Hudson
Year
2016
ISBN
978-0500544617
Specifications
Curated by William A. Ewing
First edition
28 x 34 cm
202 pages
English

Edward Burtynsky has achieved global recognition for his spectacular large-scale pictures of the impact of human activity on urban and natural environments around the world. They cover subjects such as mines and quarries, the oil industry, ship-building and ship-breaking, water as a resource under threat, and an emergent China. Curated by William A. Ewing, this volume is the first comprehensive survey of his many-sided work in more than a decade and gathers both iconic images and previously unpublished ones.

More by Edward Burtynsky

More from Thames & Hudson

Spine Index, an archive of independent photobooks

FIND A
BOOK
/ /
If you leave this unticked you are logged out when you close the browser, or after 12 hours without activity. Cookies and privacy.
/
one year, or a range like 2015-2020
one or more, separated by commas
full or partial
a name, or design: / text: / edited: / translation: and a name

ARCHIVE

Loading…

PUBLISHER

#

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

V

W

X

Y

Z

ABOUT

The project

SpineIndex is an archive of independent books on photography and visual culture: photobooks, publications, design books and self-published editions — the kind of work that rarely makes it into bookshop windows or mainstream catalogues. It exists to document, connect, and keep visible a world of publishers, artists, and makers who operate outside conventional distribution. A living reference for anyone who takes this territory seriously — collectors, researchers, students, and the simply curious.

Images and rights

Covers, interior pages and descriptions are shown to introduce and identify the books, always crediting publisher, author and photographer and linking back to the publisher. We ask publishers for their permission, and we remove anything on request within 7 days. If you are a publisher, an author or a photographer and you want something changed or removed, write to info@spineindex.it.