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Us and Them
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Helmut Newton, Alice Springs : Us and Them
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Us and Them

Collector Grade · C- Rarity · Common Deal · Fair Confidence · Medium
Hardcover with Jacket Hardcover English 199 pages 9.75 × 11.25 × 1 in 2.75 pounds

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Rarity 0/100 · Collector 0/100 · Deal 63.15/100 · Listings: 13 · Avg price: $88.41 · Min price: $46.49

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Description

Us and Them explores the dynamics of contrast and duality through Helmut Newton’s distinctive photographic style. The book captures human interactions, often emphasizing the tensions and connections between opposing figures or groups.

Newton’s images operate on an interplay of power, attraction, and social roles, presenting subjects in stark, sometimes provocative compositions. The 1999 edition from Scalo Publishers includes 199 pages that offer a deep engagement with these themes, reflecting Newton’s ability to provoke thought through visual juxtaposition.