John Berger

Ways of Seeing
A classic book of essays on art criticism and visual culture by John Berger
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Kelsey Keith“I hadn’t picked this up since ye olde art history days, and it’s a consistent reference point for a reason. (1972)”
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Kate Arends Peters“Essays from the 1972 BBC documentary by John Berger. I have the book and come back to it often. The whole thing is available here.”
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Breidholt“The goat. The companion BBC series is a must too. Written in the 70's but still essential tday.”
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