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The Andes
By (author)
Pablo Corral Vega
, By (author)
Mario Vargas Llosa
, Photographs by
Mario and Corral Vega Vargas Llosa
, By (author)
Mario Varga
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Andes is introduced with a personal essay by renowned Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa. Vargas Llosa grew up in these mountains and knows them intimately. His reminiscences and insights for Andes are inspired by the powerful photography of the gifted Pablo Corral Vega. Corral Vega began his mountain journey on January 1, 1995 planning to travel the cordillera from south to north in order to experience in all its dimensions the childhood companion that had kindled his imagination. More than a journey undertaken for adventure, his was a quest for identity. Through his photography Corral Vega presents the Andes and South America as a continent of geographic extremes and he introduces the reader to the diverse peoples who live by the grace of, or despite, the mountain ranges that make up the Andes chain. Throughout the book personal journal entries by Corral Vega enlarge the meaning of his photographs.
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National Geographic Books
Published date |
8 Nov 2001
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Format |
Hardback
Pages |
164
Dimensions |
282 x 282 x 19mm (L x W x H)
Weight |
1310g
ISBN |
978-0-7922-6430-9
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photography / subjects & themes / general
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