Heroes Of The Revolution: American Cars and Cuban Beats
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (574 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 3937406131 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 132 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Robert Polidori was born in Montréal in 1951 and lives in New York City. Polidori has received numerous awards. His work has been shown in Paris, Brasília, New York, Los Angeles and Minneapolis. . He is a regular contributor to The New Yorker, Geo and Architectural Digest (Germany)
Survivors from pre-revolutionary times, American sedans line the streets of Cuba adding undeniable anachronistic charm. Havana is the best place to admire these classic automobiles. Star photographer Robert Polidori presents a brilliant photographic exhibition of these fascinating relics, some lovingly maintained, some in decay, capturing the street scene of the Cuban capital. Music CD's: Featuring original Cuban music, including the stars from Buena Vista Social Club, Company Segundo, and Omara Portuodo.
Zuzu's Petals said I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light. The book reminds me of Cuba, itself. I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light year jumps into the 'now' since things are changing politically. I went to Cuba in the 50's with my parents and then with as a writer in "I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light" according to Zuzu's Petals. The book reminds me of Cuba, itself. I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light year jumps into the 'now' since things are changing politically. I went to Cuba in the 50's with my parents and then with as a writer in 200I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light Zuzu's Petals The book reminds me of Cuba, itself. I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light year jumps into the 'now' since things are changing politically. I went to Cuba in the 50's with my parents and then with as a writer in 2004 and not much had changed. This is of course a romantic view of Cuba as it was meant to be, not about oppression, lack of 'stuff', etc. It's a beautiful book printed on quality paper. Since I bought it from another website, didn't think I could post a comment here, but it seems to be going through. I was ac. and not much had changed. This is of course a romantic view of Cuba as it was meant to be, not about oppression, lack of 'stuff', etc. It's a beautiful book printed on quality paper. Since I bought it from another website, didn't think I could post a comment here, but it seems to be going through. I was ac. 00I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light Zuzu's Petals The book reminds me of Cuba, itself. I think the book and the accompanying four CD's are just fantastic. I'm just wondering if Cuba will make light year jumps into the 'now' since things are changing politically. I went to Cuba in the 50's with my parents and then with as a writer in 2004 and not much had changed. This is of course a romantic view of Cuba as it was meant to be, not about oppression, lack of 'stuff', etc. It's a beautiful book printed on quality paper. Since I bought it from another website, didn't think I could post a comment here, but it seems to be going through. I was ac. and not much had changed. This is of course a romantic view of Cuba as it was meant to be, not about oppression, lack of 'stuff', etc. It's a beautiful book printed on quality paper. Since I bought it from another website, didn't think I could post a comment here, but it seems to be going through. I was ac. Heroes of which? Jose Lopez Funny(or sad)That David Bull/Bull Publishing carries this or anyone,People tend to forget the embargo(which should stay)has nothing to do with oppression(compared to The Regime's oppression) As the Regime trades freely With Canada,Europe,China and Venezuela who are accomplices of such misery that's the only reason Cars from the era are stuck in a time warp not just out of nostalgia or love for cars but of necessity,that is of course you can buy one from the owner of such an classic, the cds included represent music sanctioned by the regime,nothing is good about Buena Vista Social Club,unles. Bood book but not good printing It is a pity that a good photographic material is loost in a deficient printing. The paper is porous and it make photos look dim.
He is a regular contributor to The New Yorker, Geo and Architectural Digest (Germany). Polidori has received numerous awards. Robert Polidori was born in Montréal in 1951 and lives in New York City. His work has been shown in Paris, Brasília, New York, Los Angeles and Minneapolis.