Letizia Argenteri — Tina Modotti: Between Art and Revolution

London: Bloomsbury Visual Arts. First edition, first printing. 352 pp., 24 x 16. Condition: Fine (F). Dust jacket: minimal traces of use. This monograph by Letizia Argenteri explores the multifaceted life and artistic practice of Tina Modotti, an Italian photographer who became a prominent figure in the 1920s and 30s. The book examines her journey from Italy to Mexico, where she engaged with revolutionary politics and radical aesthetics. It provides a detailed analysis of her photography, documenting her work as both a personal artistic endeavor and a tool for social and political engagement. By situating Modotti within the contexts of Italian Futurism, Mexican Muralism, and international communism, Argenteri offers a nuanced portrait of an artist who navigated the complex intersections of art, activism, and identity.