Boxing
Larry Fink
Boxing
Photographs: Larry Fink
Publisher: PowerHouse Books
104 pages
Year: 1997
Comments: Hardcover under dust jacket, 28 x 28 cm, b&w photographs. In very good condition other than little edgewear and scratches on the dust jacket.
“Boxing has never sought its enlistees from the debutante line at the local country club. Instead it recruits them from the crucible of the streets, boy-men who have fought their way out of the slums, the ghettos, the projects, the barrias, expressing themselves the only way they could…with their fists.” —Bert Randolph Sugar from “Boxing…The Way Out”
Larry Fink‘s inimitable style captures the grace, beauty, and paternal love that are the foundations of this brutal contact sport. He creates stunningly lyrical static snapshots which reveal the divine—the hope, dignity, perseverance, respect—in a fighters soul. Sugar’s essay on boxing as “a way out” adds cigar chomping flavor to a concise history of the sport.
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