A greedy bon vivant, a bumbling police chief, a child abuser, an aging and decrepit prostitute, a self-important criminologist: these are just a few of the motley characters who populate Eugenia Parry’s recent volume of short essays, Crime Album Stories: Paris – Crime album stories: Paris / Eugenia Parry. by Parry, Eugenia; Bertillon, Alphonse, Publisher: Zurich ; Scalo ; Edition: First Scalo. Crime album stories: Paris Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Share to Facebook. Share to Reddit. Share to Tumblr. Share to Pinterest. Share via email.
Alphonse Bertillon and Photography Eugenia Parry: Crime Album Stories, Paris Zurich: Scalo, I first came across the photographs of Alphonse Bertillon three years ago in an exhibition curated by Russell Roberts for the Oxford Museum of Modern Art. In Visible Light was an eclectic and wide-ranging meditation on photography and classification which included a variety of images. Bertillon's album and methods inspired the book Crime Album Stories: Paris by photography historian Eugenia Parry. Parry conducted extensive research in the Préfecture de Police archives in Paris and combined many of the photographs with contemporary accounts in newspapers and court papers - a creative mixture of fiction. ADO, Digital Logic Design (Gtu)|ARIVAZHAGAN S SALIVAHANAN S, Lives of Seventy of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors and Architects, Volume 2|Albert Allis Hopkins, Tracts On The Liberty Spiritual And Temporal Of Protestants In England|Anthony Ellys.
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