The Dodo and Mauritius Island: Imaginary Encounters（中图特价艺术书） 2025 chm pdf kindle rb azw3 下载 115盘

A wonderful and original tribute to the curious, comical Dodo

and the beautiful island of Mauritius. Award-winning Finnish

photographer Harri Kallio creates the illusion that these

fascinating creatures are alive and abundant, living as they once

did in their own unspoiled haven, the island of Mauritius.

Accompanied by a thorough history of this extraordinary bird,

including eyewitness accounts and pictorial sources, the book was

the winner of the 2004 European Publishers’ Award for

Photography.

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Harri Kallio was born in Finland in 1970 and holds an MFA and

a BFA from the University of Art and Design, Helsinki. He is the

recipient of the BFF Promotion Award 2003, the 2002 and 2003

Finnish Cultural Foundation Grants and the 2000 and 2004 Finnish

Art Council Grants. Kallio currently lives and works in New York

City.

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书籍介绍

The Dodo is perhaps our most famous extinct species. Now in this unusual book it is brought back to life. In a fascinating reconstruction of the past, award winning Finnish photographer Harri Kallio uses his considerable photographic skill and imagination to create the illusion that these fascinating creatures are alive and abundant, living as they once did in their own unspoilt haven, the island of Mauritius. The island now attracts increasing numbers of tourists with its mix of beauty and diverse culture and Kallio's Dodos are featured in its landscape, near rivers, on mountains, in lush valleys and dense woodlands, undisturbed and blissfully unaware of the earlier human invasion which ultimately led to their extinction in the 17th century. The photographs are accompanied by a thorough history of the Dodo, including eyewitness accounts, pictorial sources and physical evidence from museums and libraries all over the world. There are only four museums that house true Dodo remains: Oxford University Natural History Museum, Natural History Museum London, Copenhagen University and the Zoological museum, Prague. Kallio used these resources, and many more, to meticulously research his subject, before carefully constructing his own, very accurate Dodo models. The Dodo and Mauritius Island: Imaginary Encounters, is a wonderful photographic tribute to the curious, comical Dodo and the beautiful island of Mauritius.