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The Book of 101 Books
Ambrogi’s work in this period often focused on the intersection of the domestic sphere
controlled studio lighting to sculpt the faces of movie stars
Influenced by his early training in painting and his exposure to European Expressionist cinema
The images showcase his use of cellophane
Morath, Inge, et al. Tunisia: From Carthage to Tomorrow by Claude Roy. Annuals The Book of 101 BooksOrion Press, New York, 1962. First U. S. edition, previously issued by Delpire, Paris, France, in 1961. Translated by Deirdre Butler. Photographs in black and white and color by Inge Morath, Andr Martin, and Marc Riboud. (Morath and Riboud were members of Magnum.) Printed by Draeger Frres, Paris, March 10, 1962. Very good in cloth with moderate wear to extremities, binding somewhat skewed, rear hinge starting to split at bottom. Lacks original
