À propos du livre
As a young art Student, studying photography at Derby Art College in 1972, Duncan Davis produced some images from the coal mines in his native Co.Durham.
The project included a film recording the West Stanley Pit Disaster which occurred on February 16th 1909.The film recorded the harrowing scenes which met the rescue parties as seen through the eyes of the then 26 year old Jack McGregor who had finished his shift at the colliery four hours before the explosion.
This book includes Jack McGregor's first hand account of those dreadful days in the mining town of Stanley where Duncan Davis went to school.
The images of pit ponies and men working at the Marley Hill Colliery near to Stanley are rare in the depiction of men and animals at work underground, not posed and groomed for publicity, just photographed as it was.
The project included a film recording the West Stanley Pit Disaster which occurred on February 16th 1909.The film recorded the harrowing scenes which met the rescue parties as seen through the eyes of the then 26 year old Jack McGregor who had finished his shift at the colliery four hours before the explosion.
This book includes Jack McGregor's first hand account of those dreadful days in the mining town of Stanley where Duncan Davis went to school.
The images of pit ponies and men working at the Marley Hill Colliery near to Stanley are rare in the depiction of men and animals at work underground, not posed and groomed for publicity, just photographed as it was.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
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Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
# de pages: 94 - Date de publication: févr 04, 2009
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