[Tony Ray-Jones]
A monograph on the British photographer Tony Ray-Jones, published to coincide with a touring exhibition presented by the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television. Ray-Jones died tragically young, aged just thirty, and is best known for his seminal book A Day Off, published in 1974. His life and work is examined here with support from archival documents and generous reproductions of his finest images.
Russell Roberts. Conversation with Martin Parr & Bill Jay. Chris Boot. London. 2004. First edition. Purple hardback, dust jacket. 152 pages. Illustrated profusely with colour illustrations and duotone plates. English. 250 x 305mm. 1.3kg. 9780954281397. Near fine, in near fine dust jacket.
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