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The Centre Cannot Hold

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: David Gulden(Author)
244 pages, 350 colour & 95 b/w photos
The Centre Cannot Hold
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  • The Centre Cannot Hold ISBN: 9780983270287 Hardback Sep 2012 Out of Print #200230
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Having spent the last 20 years in Africa photographing wildlife alongside the likes of Peter Beard, David Gulden has come to understand that his endeavour is more than one to create appealing artworks, but instead to create a document of the declining landscape of all the precious creatures that live there. In 95 black-and-white photographs that feature tranquility, bursts of action, portraiture, and the natural canvas of the animals and their environments, he visualises for us the concept of global change so famously described by William Yeats in his poem, The Second Coming, and from which the inspired title of this work derives.

Join this extraordinary photographer and environmentalist, David Gulden, on a phenomenal personal yet universal safari that until the publication of this book would not have been possible except through actual travel; a safari where nature's creatures are captured with greater intimacy and artistry than one would have thought possible.

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Biography

David Gulden is a native New Yorker who has spent at least half of every year, for the past twenty, in Africa, primarily in Kenya, where he has fastidiously photographed virtually every form of wildlife across the country from the Masai Mara to Lake Turkana. He has been educated in the United States and is a graduate of The Pomfret School in Vermont, the National Outdoor Leadership School in Wyoming, and Roanoke College in Virginia.

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: David Gulden(Author)
244 pages, 350 colour & 95 b/w photos
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