Blood of the world

Author: Zhang Zhizhong
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: 150 classic works that will take you through the cruelty, bloodshed, and terror of war, helping you understand how war tramples and crushes human nature. It delves deeper into the understanding that in the dawn of the new century, what humanity truly needs is to stop and eliminate war. Let all of humanity bask in the sunshine of peace—this is a tribute to those courageous and just war correspondents, as well as the best commemoration of the golden age of war photography that is fading away. Pulitzer Prize-winning News Photography, World Press Photo Grand Prize, World Outstanding Single News Photography Work.
From the early days of war photography in the late 19th century to the modern wars of the 20th century, a large number of outstanding war photographers used their cameras to describe and record those unforgettable classic moments. They consciously used photography to satirize and question war, encouraging photography to think about war and portray it from multiple perspectives, rather than merely providing simple sensory stimulation. This allows people to reflect more deeply on war as a collective nightmare of humanity.
The 150 classic war photography works collected in this book are the essence of these war photographers. Through the war images they left behind, they showcase the panorama of 20th-century modern warfare from different angles and levels. It is believed that this can provide readers with multi-faceted insights and reflections.