About Looking
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About Looking (1980) is a book by John Berger.
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- Why look at animals? --
- Uses of photography: The suit and the photograph --
- Photographs of agony --
- Paul Strand --
- Uses of photography --
- Moments lived: the primitive and the professional --
- Millet and the peasant --
- Seker Ahmet and the Forest --
- Lowry and the industrial North --
- Ralph Fasanella and the city --
- La Tour and humanism --
- Francis Bacon and Walt Disney --
- Article of faith --
- Between two Colmars --
- Courbet and the Jura --
- Turner and the barber's shop --
- Rouault and the suburbs of paris --
- Magritte and the impossible --
- Hals and bankruptcy --
- Giacometti --
- Rodin and sexual domination --
- Romaine Lorquest --
- Field.
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