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Chernobyl Legacy
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Chernobyl Legacy

Collector Grade · C- Rarity · Common Deal · Weak Confidence · Low
Paperback English 228 pages 21.0 x 27.0 x 1.8 cm 940g

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Rarity 10.4/100 · Collector 0/100 · Deal 49.78/100 · Listings: 6 · Avg price: $208.56 · Min price: $121.98

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Description

The photobook Chernobyl Legacy explores the enduring human impact and silent desolation left by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Paul Fusco employs a documentary approach to capture landscapes and portraits that convey themes of abandonment, resilience, and the haunting presence of a lost world.

Comprising 228 pages, this 2001 publication by de.MO / Magnum Photos presents a complex visual narrative that invites reflection on the interaction between environment and humanity in the aftermath of a catastrophic event. Fusco’s images focus on the traces of life disrupted and the resilience found in the forgotten zones around Chernobyl.