The Destruction Business by Donald McCullin
$57.00
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About this book
Donald McCullin’s photographs confront the human cost of war and violence. This collection brings together stark documentary images from conflict zones, focusing on the people whose lives are shaped by destruction and suffering.
Book details
Author: Donald McCullin
Publisher: Open Gate Books with Macmillan London
Year: 1971
Edition: First paperback edition, 1971
Format: Paperback
Language: English
ISBN-13: 9780333130223
ISBN-10: 0333130227
Condition
Paperback with cream-and-black photographic covers. Light rubbing, corner wear and age toning.
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