Chris Killip - In Flagrante, Secker & Warburg, 1988, Killip

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Hardcover, cloth bound with dustjacket, signed. With an essay by John Berger & Sylvia Grant.
"First published in 1988, a year that began with Margaret Thatcher becoming the longest serving British prime minister of the century, In Flagrante is a landmark in British documentary photography. Though Chris Killip has since rejected the idea that its subject matter is the human fallout of Thatcherite policies in the industrial north-east of England, it is hard to look at these images now without considering the social and political context in which they were made." (Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian)
Artist: Chris Killip
Pages: 96
Place: London
Year: 1988
Publisher: Secker & Warburg
Size: 25 × 31 cm (approx.)