Life magazine henri cartier bresson
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Cuba Life Magazine Henri Cartier-Bresson March 15 1963
INSIDE CASTRO'S CUBA - Henri Cartier Bresson travelled to Cuba in late 1962 to photograph Cuban life under Castro. He was only able to get accredited as a European, as no American photographers were allowed into Cuba, and whilst there he was able to photograph both Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. Rene Burri was also on an assignement for Look magazine, and they travelled together.
Life used 23 of HCB's images, and he also provided the text at the end of the photo essay.
The magazine is complete and original subscription copy with an address label.
There is an archival repair to a split and tear on the front cover., There is also light writing across the Life title. The original staples have been removed.
There are two print faults across two photographs in the photo essay. Please refer to the photographs.
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LIFE Magazine March 15, 1963
Pg… 4 Editorial: The Bible?Good in School, Not in Court
Pg… 13 LIFE Guide: Open House to All at Stately Mansions and Gardens. New Baez and Bikel and Silly Skiing
Pg… 19 Red Rudeness to Africans: Special Report on Disillusioned Students Who Flee an Iron Curtain University. By Jordan Bonfante
Pg… 25 Letters to the Editors
Pg… 28 Inside Castor's Cuba: A Famous Photographer, Henri Cartier–Bresson, Spends Five Weeks in Cuba and Brings Out a Revealing Picture–and–Word Report on How the Cubans are Faring in the Westernmost Outpost of Communism
Pg… 49 Crewel Comeback: How to do the Nostalgic Needlework
Pg… 55 H–Bombs Put to Work: A Color Photograph of the First Atomic Cave. A Mammoth Nuclear Scar Proves Fission Could Move Mountains?or Dig Canals
Pg… 66 Becoming a Nun: A Girl Full of Romantic Dreams Enters a Convent Only to Find that the Nun's Life Demand More than She Can Give. But Others Continue on in Devotion to Achieve a Life of Service to God. Photographed for LIFE by Grey Villet
Pg… 81 Rx to Change Your Mind: Control of the Brain, Part II. New Chemicals and Drugs Can Produce Visions, Affect
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Written By: Liz Ronk
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