Discover the evolution of photography through a captivating visual journey with *The Shape of Things: MoMA Photography Book* by Quentin Bajac. This hardcover masterpiece showcases sixty iconic photographs from The Museum of Modern Art’s collection, curated by Bajac, the former Chief Curator of Photography at MoMA. Presented in reverse chronological order, these works—from pioneers like William Henry Fox Talbot to contemporary artists like Andreas Gursky—offer a fresh perspective on the medium’s history. Each image is accompanied by insightful commentary, making this book a must-have for photography enthusiasts and art collectors alike.
### Key Features
* Curated selection of 60 iconic photographs from MoMA’s collection
* Reverse chronological arrangement for a unique historical perspective
* Contributions by Quentin Bajac and Sarah Hermanson Meister
* Elegant hardcover design with 152 pages and 65 illustrations
* Includes a thought-provoking work by Carrie Mae Weems
### Specifications
* Format: Hardcover
* Pages: 152
* Illustrations: 65
* Contributors: Quentin Bajac, Sarah Hermanson Meister
### Ideal For
* Photography lovers seeking a curated exploration of the medium’s evolution.
* Art collectors and historians interested in MoMA’s renowned photography collection.
* Gift-givers looking for a visually stunning and intellectually engaging coffee table book.
