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PHOTOsuisse is a collection of 28 photographers, who create their own visual worlds. It includes young shooting-stars as well as established figures, who have decisively influenced important developments over the past thirty years. This survey is a tribute to contemporary Swiss photography and is presented in two complementary In film portraits on two DVDs the photographers introduce their world of personal images, generously allowing insight into their creative process, the book concentrates on the photography itself showing important works by each exponent in a musee imaginaire.

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Photosuisse, Christian Eggenberger, Peter Pfrunder, Michail Schischkin, Laetitia Guinand, Manuel Baver, Stefania Beretta, Balthasar Burkhard, Olaf Breuning, Luc Chessex, Olivier Christinat, Christian Coigny, Hans Danuser, Nicolas Faure, Alberto Flammer, Thomas Flechtner, Katrin Freisager, Georg Gerster, Michael v. Graffenried, Monique Jacot, Alain de Kalbermatten, Peter Knapp, Urs Lüthi, Gian Paolo Minelli, Minkoff, Olesen, Jean Mohr, Flurina Rothenberger, Reto Rigassi, Luciano Rigolini, Gaudenz Signorell, Annelies Strba, Beat Streuli, Alberto Venzago, Christian Vogt

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Title
Photosuisse
Subtitle
Dt. /Engl. /Franz. /Ital.
Released
2004
Pages
432
ISBN10
3037780363
ISBN13
9783037780367
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PHOTOsuisse is a collection of 28 photographers, who create their own visual worlds. It includes young shooting-stars as well as established figures, who have decisively influenced important developments over the past thirty years. This survey is a tribute to contemporary Swiss photography and is presented in two complementary In film portraits on two DVDs the photographers introduce their world of personal images, generously allowing insight into their creative process, the book concentrates on the photography itself showing important works by each exponent in a musee imaginaire.