Diabolo Ediciones Cartier-bresson Alemania 1945 Comic

Diabolo Ediciones Cartier-bresson Alemania 1945 Comic. When Photography Meets HistoryWhen a graphic novel narrates photography.This is an iconic photograph that could be considered the last of World War II or the first of the Liberation, and which is one of the most representative examples of Henri Cartier-Bresson´s style:an image captured in the decisive moment, without reframing, which nevertheless seems to have been calculated, premeditated, positioned to the millimeter.An icon that provokes a reflection on art and freedom.Jean-David Morvan and Sylvain Savoia bring to life HCB, whom they called Nenuco during his confinement in Stalag V, from which he would later escape to share his testimony with the world.They recall the war years that witnessed how the humanist photojournalist of the 1930s became the great artist of the 20th century that we know today.They portray a man in constant search of movement.The ninety pages of the graphic novel are complemented by a portfolio of photographs by Henri Cartier-Bresson and a chronicle written by Thomas Tode, documentary filmmaker and researcher.In collaboration with the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation and the Magnum Photos agency. tradeinn Techinn