Che Guevara's Face: How a Cuban Photographer's Image Became a Cultural Icon

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CAPTURED WORLD HISTORY CHE GUEVARA'S FACE HOW A CUBAN PHOTOGRAPHER S IMAGE BECAME A CULTURAL ICON by Danielle Smith Llera Content Adviser Daniel C Hellinger PhD Professor of International Relations Webster University COMPASS POINT BOOKS a capitone imprint
Che Guevara's Face: How a Cuban Photographer's Image Became a Cultural Icon

Che Guevara's Face: How a Cuban Photographer's Image Became a Cultural Icon

What has been called the most famous photograph in the world, and a symbol of the 20th century, began as a spur of the moment snapshot by a Cuban photographer. Alberto Korda transformed a simple photo into a world famous portrait of a larger than life revolutionary. Korda's 1960 photo of Che Guevara's defiant face has traveled the world in many forms. It shows up wherever people struggle for freedom and human rights. And in the 21st century, the controversial photo continues to inspire, entertain, and even infuriate.

About This Book

By: Danielle Smith-Llera
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Published by: Compass Point an imprint of Capstone
9-12Age Range
7.2 AR
69Pages
PeopleSubject
1050LLexile
1-2 hoursReading Time
ZGuided Reading
ZFountas & Pinnell
80DRA