Publisher/B.T.Batsford

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British photographer Bill Brandt's photo book "The English at Home". Born in England, raised in France and Germany, he is a solitary photographer who studied photography under Man Ray. Bill Brandt is synonymous with the surrealist nude photo "Perspective of Nudes," which is extremely uplifting and highly distorted. The first edition of this highly artistic nude photo book, which is known to have had a great influence on Japan's leading photographer Eikoh Hosoe, was first published in 1961, but more than 20 years ago. Brandt has published a photo book with a completely different atmosphere. This book is Brandt's early masterpiece published in 1936 and is a masterpiece that makes its name in the history of photography. It carefully records the class society under the Great Depression in the 1930s and expresses the heterogeneity of the environment of lower, middle and upper families from an avant-garde perspective. Although it is a work with strong journalism, it is a timeless masterpiece that shows the sensibility and sensitivity of Brandt in landscapes and portraits.