Publisher/Twin Palms Publishers

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This book is a collection of found photos edited and composed from the collection of Thomas Walter, a photographer born in Berlin, Germany, who later became a collector and a member of the museum's photography department. Walter, who also owns a collection of famous pre-war photographers such as Man Ray, Bresson, Evans, and Kertesz, exhibited at MoMA in 2014 entitled "Modern Photographs from the Thomas Walther Collection, 1909–1949." Done. In 2001, MoMA bought Walter's collection (Peter Galassi was the director of photography at the time), and it was held after research and restoration by researchers. The exhibition is based on Walter's Anonymous photo collection, and this book was published at that time. Among the anonymous photographs held by such collectors, there are those that are full of Bauhaus style beauty, those that are full of pre-war Paris avant-garde that remind us of Krul and Moi Ver, and those of Evans and Arbus before and after the war. A series of wonderful images that evoke various imaginations, such as those that evoke the innovative image of . The editing of Jack Woody is also a book.