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El Informador

Pino Cacucci el primero que escribió sobre Tina Modotti El Informador, Mexico - Dec 03,2008 El autor italiano da a conocer en la FIL su libro Tina Modotti.EL INFORMADOR • R. PÉREZ GUADALAJARA, JALISCO.- Italia, de ser un país de emigrantes, ...

El Informador

Tina Modotti roba cámara en la FIL El Informador, Mexico - Nov 27, 2008 Desde Paolo Veneziano hasta Tina Modotti, la plástica italiana se hace presente en el marco de la FIL. S. NÚÑEZ GUADALAJARA, JALISCO. ...

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Tina Modotti (Phaidon 55's)

by: Margaret Hooks
Tina Modotti was not only a good photographer, she was a GREAT one! I don't think we would even know who she was today if it wasn't for her wonderful photographs. I loved this little book and it's a perfect companion to Margaret Hooks' excellent biography: Tina Modotti, Photographer and revolutionary. All Tina fans should have this!

Tina Modotti Photographs

by: Sarah Lowe
Review Summary: Tina Modotti achieved a remarkable level of accomplishment in a photographic career that spanned merely 7 years and 250 images. Her work captures many of the best elements of the compositional skills of Edward Weston, her mentor and lover, while adding a heart-felt attraction for people that Mr. Weston's work lacked. These images of portraits, still lifes, and architecture from her years in Mexico are much more appealing to me than Mr. Weston's are from the same period. The extensive biographical essay also corrects many misconceptions about Ms.

Tina Modotti (Aperture Masters of Photography)

by: Tina] Hooks, Margaret [Modotti

Tinisima

by: Elena Poniatowska
Before reading this novel, what I knew of Tina Modotti came from a single Edward Weston photograph. A beautiful woman with penetrating eyes.

Once I began to read "TINISIMA", I became utterly captivated with the life of Tina Modotti. Elena Poniatowska has a way of making the narrative read as if Tina Modotti herself were relating various happenings from her life to the reader, while the author adds her own commentaries as a supplement.

The more I read of this novel, the more I found myself curious about this woman and her life.

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