White Peak, Dark Peak
Paul Hill's book is a work of art, the pictures are subtle and understated. They show the world around us in a new respect. In the same view of Ted Hughes, Hill understands that the White Peak and Dark peak are lived-in and lived-on and that all things are important. Hills photographs position him among those land artists, from Capability Brown and Humphrey Repton to Richard Long, whose special relationship with the land lie at the heart of their aesthetic.
88 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1990 by Cornerhouse Publications · ISBN 9780948797965
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Editions
2 editions
English
- White Peak, Dark Peak · Cornerhouse Publications · 1990 · ISBN 9780948797965 This page
- White Peak, Dark Peak: A Visual Odyssey, 1978-1990 · Cornerhouse Publications in association with Untitled Gallery, Sheffield · 1990 · ISBN 9780948797958
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