National Geographic The Covers: Iconic Photographs, Unforgettable Stories (mint)

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Number of Pages: 384 Type: Picture Book Author: Mark Collins Jenkins Topic: Magazine covers REVIEWS: Breathtaking visual journey through global exploration SUBJECT: Photojournalism Item Width: 9.5 inches COLLECTIBLE: Yes, definitive photographic history of iconic media covers Country of Origin: United States, Washington DC SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES: Dust jacket included Item Length: 11.2 inches Book Series: National Geographic Collections Literary Movement: Modernism ORIGINAL/FACSIMILE: Original ISBN: 1426213883 Original Language: English Publisher: National Geographic Format: Large format hardcover SERIES: National Geographic Collections RATING: 4.8 out of 5 stars for exceptional image reproduction SUBLECT AREA: History and Photography Era: 1888 to 2014 Book Title: National Geographic The Covers Narrative Type: Nonfiction visual history height: 1.2 inches Illustrator: Various National Geographic photographers EXTRA: Includes Afghan Girl cover width: 9.5 inches COPYRIGHT DATE: 2014 Genre: Photography Item Height: 1.2 inches LITTLE KNOWN: Covers reveal the evolution of the famous yellow border Language: English Unit Quantity: 1 BINDING: Hardcover Edition: First Edition Publication Year: 2014 Intended Audience: Photography enthusiasts and collectors Item Weight: 66.1 ounces Features: Over 600 magazine covers with historical commentary THEME: Cultural evolution through media

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National Geographic The Covers: Iconic Photographs, Unforgettable Stories (mint). Step into the world of exploration and visual wonder with this stunning compilation of National Geographic covers. Spanning from the magazine's inception in 1888 through 2014, this book showcases the evolution of the iconic yellow border and the groundbreaking photography that defined generations. Step into the world of exploration and visual wonder with this stunning compilation of National Geographic covers. Spanning from the magazine's inception in 1888 through 2014, this book showcases the evolution of the iconic yellow border and the groundbreaking photography that defined generations. You will find the stories behind the world's most famous images, including the piercing eyes of the Afghan Girl and the first shots of undersea exploration. Mark Collins Jenkins provides expert context for each era, making this more than just a picture book; it is a historical record of how we have viewed our planet and its cultures. The large format ensures every detail of the original artwork is captured with clarity. This volume serves as a beautiful centerpiece for any home library and a testament to the power of photojournalism to change the world. Keys: national geographic, magazine covers, photojournalism, visual history, coffee table book, mark collins jenkins, exploration photography, archival collection, iconic images, world history. Mark Collins Jenkins was a senior staff writer for the National Geographic Society’s book division for many years. He is a prolific historian who has authored numerous titles on exploration, including the history of the Society itself. His expertise in the National Geographic archives is unmatched in the field. This edition currently maintains a strong secondary market value due to its comprehensive nature and the prestige of the National Geographic brand. While used copies are available, an excellent condition first edition commands a premium from collectors who value structural integrity and pristine visual quality for display purposes.