L'IMAGINATION AU POUVOIR: Photographies de Jo Schnapp
Lewino, Walter
Published by Le Terrain Vague, Edition Eric Losfeld, Paris, 1968
Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Rare, Out-of-Print. Binding a bit loose as in the photos. [50 p.]; ill.; 22 x 24 cm. Illustrated red cover with text in black. Includes 41 B&W photographies by Jo Schnapp.
Just a few days after the May 1968 uprisings in France, writer and journalist Walter Lewino joined forces with photographer Jo Schnapp to produce a volume devoted to the political slogans that filled the walls of the Left Bank and the Sorbonne.
Printed just days after the events of May, this is one of the best books on student liberation and speech.
“This album is intended as a modest contribution and a tribute to the ten days which, from May 3 to 13, shook the French University while waiting to upset society” writes Walter Lewino in the preamble. Its text is beautifully illustrated by all the messages left by the protesters on the walls of Paris and La Sorbonne including the famous « Vivre sans temps mort” « jouir sans entrave”, “CRS SS”, « L’Art est mort, ne consommez pas son cadavre… A true masterpiece on May 68.
Lewino, Walter
Published by Le Terrain Vague, Edition Eric Losfeld, Paris, 1968
Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Rare, Out-of-Print. Binding a bit loose as in the photos. [50 p.]; ill.; 22 x 24 cm. Illustrated red cover with text in black. Includes 41 B&W photographies by Jo Schnapp.
Just a few days after the May 1968 uprisings in France, writer and journalist Walter Lewino joined forces with photographer Jo Schnapp to produce a volume devoted to the political slogans that filled the walls of the Left Bank and the Sorbonne.
Printed just days after the events of May, this is one of the best books on student liberation and speech.
“This album is intended as a modest contribution and a tribute to the ten days which, from May 3 to 13, shook the French University while waiting to upset society” writes Walter Lewino in the preamble. Its text is beautifully illustrated by all the messages left by the protesters on the walls of Paris and La Sorbonne including the famous « Vivre sans temps mort” « jouir sans entrave”, “CRS SS”, « L’Art est mort, ne consommez pas son cadavre… A true masterpiece on May 68.
Lewino, Walter
Published by Le Terrain Vague, Edition Eric Losfeld, Paris, 1968
Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Rare, Out-of-Print. Binding a bit loose as in the photos. [50 p.]; ill.; 22 x 24 cm. Illustrated red cover with text in black. Includes 41 B&W photographies by Jo Schnapp.
Just a few days after the May 1968 uprisings in France, writer and journalist Walter Lewino joined forces with photographer Jo Schnapp to produce a volume devoted to the political slogans that filled the walls of the Left Bank and the Sorbonne.
Printed just days after the events of May, this is one of the best books on student liberation and speech.
“This album is intended as a modest contribution and a tribute to the ten days which, from May 3 to 13, shook the French University while waiting to upset society” writes Walter Lewino in the preamble. Its text is beautifully illustrated by all the messages left by the protesters on the walls of Paris and La Sorbonne including the famous « Vivre sans temps mort” « jouir sans entrave”, “CRS SS”, « L’Art est mort, ne consommez pas son cadavre… A true masterpiece on May 68.