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Steve Schapiro and Theophilus Donoghue: Seventy Thirty
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Steve Schapiro and Theophilus Donoghue: Seventy Thirty

Collector Grade · C- Rarity · Common Deal · Great Confidence · Medium
Hardcover English 144 pages 24.1 x 29.9 x 1.8 cm 1020g

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The photobook Steve Schapiro and Theophilus Donoghue: Seventy Thirty presents a collaboration bridging two distinct photographic perspectives. Steve Schapiro’s established documentary style contrasts and complements Theophilus Donoghue’s contemporary approach, creating dynamic visual dialogues across the 144 pages.

The work explores themes of identity, culture, and social observation, captured through a balanced array of candid portraits and street scenes. The juxtaposition of both photographers’ images emphasizes shifting social narratives and personal histories, inviting viewers to consider complex viewpoints within a shared visual space.