FROM 25 JANUARY TO 19 FEBRUARY, Exhibition organised by the Centre Culturel du Grandvaux.
JACK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHER.
It's often forgotten that Jack London, the world-famous author of The Sea Wolf and Martin Eden, the man of a hundred lives, the fighter against social injustice, used photography as another way of writing. More than twelve thousand images are known to date, taken between 1900 and 1916, which gives an idea of the importance of this medium for the American writer. London calls these photographs, taken during reports for magazines and personal journeys, "human documents".
Opening: Saturday 25 January, 7.30pm, in the presence of Noël Mauberret, a specialist in the work of Jack London and editor of the Jack London Collection published by Phébus.
JACK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHER.
It's often forgotten that Jack London, the world-famous author of The Sea Wolf and Martin Eden, the man of a hundred lives, the fighter against social injustice, used photography as another way of writing. More than twelve thousand images are known to date, taken between 1900 and 1916, which gives an idea of the importance of this medium for the American writer. London calls these photographs, taken during reports for magazines and personal journeys, "human documents".
Opening: Saturday 25 January, 7.30pm, in the presence of Noël Mauberret, a specialist in the work of Jack London and editor of the Jack London Collection published by Phébus.
Prices
Moyen de paiement : Cheques and postal orders, Cash
Dates and time
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Day H. Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday Closed Friday Closed Saturday Closed Sunday Closed
From 25 January to 19 February, Monday to Friday 2pm-7pm and Saturday 9am-2pm.
