Paul Strand - Ghana: an African portrait - Aperture 1977

While not reporting, Paul Strand's photographs communicate to form a portrait of Ghana, as a paradigm of African nations, the "model colony"and the first to gain independence. He focused on underlying character of people, art and politics to create an humanist depiction of Ghana. 
Commentary by Basil Davidson

Aperture - 1977
158p - EN - 31.4x26.2cm - hardcover - good condition