Konstfacks bibliotek

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*020  $a0-89381-518-7
*020  $a0-89381-518-7
*035  $a(Ko)71
*084  $aInz Mann, Sally
*1001 $aMann, Sally,$d1951-
*24510$aImmediate family  /$cby Sally Mann ; afterword by Reynold Price
*260  $aNew York  :$bAperture ,$c1992
*300  $aCa 90 s.  :$bill.
*60014$aMann, Sally,$d1951-
*653  $aFotokonst
*653  $aFörenta staterna
*653  $a1980-
*653  $aBarn
*7001 $aPrice, Reynold$4aut
*8520 $cInz Mann, Sally
*950  $aPhotography, Artistic
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Mann's subjects are her small children (a boy, a girl and a new baby), often shot when they're sick or hurt or just naked. Nosebleeds, cuts, hives, chicken pox, swollen eyes, vomiting--the usual trials of childhood--can be alarmingly beautiful, thrillingly sensual moments in Mann's portrait album. Her ambivalence about motherhood--her delight and despair--pushes Mann to delve deeper into the steaming mess of family life than most of us are willing to go. What she comes up with is astonishing. --Vince Aletti, "The Village Voice"