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Shades of Scotland 1956 - 1988

William McIlvanney

4.1/5 ( ratings)

This is no ordinary book of photographs. For 30 years Oscar Marzaroli strode across Scotland's rural and urban landscape, stills camera always ready. No corner of the land, nor any activity on it, from the Out Skerries in the turbulent seas east of Shetland to the rolling hills of the Borders, escaped his eye. Fishermen and boatbuilders, farmers and weavers, oil workers and crofters, all were his subjects, and many became friends.

Language: English

Pages: 224

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Mainstream Publishing

Release: October 26, 1989

ISBN: 1851582134

ISBN 13: 9781851582136

Shades of Scotland 1956 - 1988

William McIlvanney

4.1/5 ( ratings)

This is no ordinary book of photographs. For 30 years Oscar Marzaroli strode across Scotland's rural and urban landscape, stills camera always ready. No corner of the land, nor any activity on it, from the Out Skerries in the turbulent seas east of Shetland to the rolling hills of the Borders, escaped his eye. Fishermen and boatbuilders, farmers and weavers, oil workers and crofters, all were his subjects, and many became friends.

Language: English

Pages: 224

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Mainstream Publishing

Release: October 26, 1989

ISBN: 1851582134

ISBN 13: 9781851582136

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