Arnold, Eve. In China by Eve Arnold. Untitled (Friends of Photography) Set against the backdrop of

Set against the backdrop of Los Angeles’s burgeoning bohemian scene between 1912 and 1923

which she has hand-colored — a process that adds a painterly

It illustrates how the Royal Family used photography to project a sense of stability and domestic morality across the British Empire during a century of radical industrial and social change

Camera 1953

and her family are an unparalleled treasure trove

Arnold, Eve. In China by Eve Arnold. Untitled (Friends of Photography) Set against the backdrop ofAlfred A. Knopf, 1980. Hardcover, first edition, fine without dust jacket. No marks or damage. 203 pages. An all color photographic journal of contemporary life in China captures the vast variety of its landscape and peoples, from Tibetan road diggers and Mongolian cowboys to the first lady of China. Summary: In China by Eve Arnold is a landmark photographic book that offers a richly observant portrait of the Peoples Republic of China at a pivotal