It was 1968, a year of assassinations, student unrest, and growing protests against the war in Vietnam. David Fenton was just a kid with a camera, and his life was forever changed. Fenton snapped pictures for an underground paper, the New York Free Press, and then joined Liberation News Service, a wire service for underground papers nationwide. A brutal document on protest, violence, and anarchy.
Title: Shots: Photographs from the Underground Press
Publisher: Douglas Book Company Publication Date: 1971 Binding: Softcover Book Condition: Great (discoloured as pictured) Dust Jacket Condition: N/A Edition: 1st Edition Size: 28 x 20cm Pages: 116
