Ten years of research and the discovery of long-forgotten letters and photos enabled Patricia Albers to bring new recognition to this talented, intelligent, and independent photographer whose life embodied the cultural and political values of many artists of the post-World War I generation.
Shadows, Fire, Snow The Life of Tina Modotti
About the Book
Table of Contents
Preface
PART I. TINA
Chapter 1. Friuli and Austria ( 1896-1913)
Chapter 2. San Francisco ( 1913-1918)
PART II. MADAME DE RICHEY
Chapter 3. Lompoc and Los Angeles ( 1918-1921)
Chapter4. Los Angeles and Mexico City (1921-1922)
Chapter 5. Mexico City and Los Angeles (1922-1923)
PART III. TINISIMA
Chapter 6. Mexico City ( 1923-1924)
Chapter 7. Mexico City (1925-1926)
Chapter8. Mexico City(1927-1928)
Chapter9. Mexico City(1928-1929)
Chapter 10. Mexico City (1929-1930)
PART IV. TOB.
Chapter 11. Berlin and Moscow (1930-1932)
Chapter 12. Moscow and Paris (1932-1935)
PART V. MARIA
Chapter 13. Spain (1936-1939)
Chapter 14. Mexico City (1939-1942)
Endnotes
Permissions
Index
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