The book explores the work of Paul Strand, a New York photographer born in 1890, who was instrumental in transitioning photography into the modern era. Over a nearly sixty-year career, his work is emblematic of avant-garde photography. The book likely covers various projects and phases of Strand's career, emphasizing his innovative approach and lasting impact on the art of photography. It delves into themes of modernism and the evolution of photographic art, highlighting Strand's pivotal role in its history and development.
