RFK Funeral Train
RFK Funeral Train by Paul Fusco. First impression of the paperback edition (2000). Medium format paperback in fine condition. No internal markings. Minor scuffing to back cover. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About RFK Funeral Train
“The blow was monumental. Hope-on-the-rise had again been shattered and those in most need of hope crowded the tracks of Bobby’s last train stunned into disbelief and watched that hope trapped in a coffin pass and disappear from their lives,” reads a quote from Paul Fusco on the final page of his critically-acclaimed photo-book RFK Funeral Train. Published thirty years after Fusco captured the aftermath of the assassination of the Democratic, presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968, this collection of fifty-three photographs, all shot in color, is a poignant document of a nation in mourning. "When Bobby rose to try to reestablish a government of hope the hearts of Americans quickened and excitement flared. Then tragedy struck again" - Paul Fusco "Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not" - Robert F. Kennedy
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RFK Funeral Train by Paul Fusco. First impression of the paperback edition (2000). Medium format paperback in fine condition. No internal markings. Minor scuffing to back cover. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About RFK Funeral Train
“The blow was monumental. Hope-on-the-rise had again been shattered and those in most need of hope crowded the tracks of Bobby’s last train stunned into disbelief and watched that hope trapped in a coffin pass and disappear from their lives,” reads a quote from Paul Fusco on the final page of his critically-acclaimed photo-book RFK Funeral Train. Published thirty years after Fusco captured the aftermath of the assassination of the Democratic, presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968, this collection of fifty-three photographs, all shot in color, is a poignant document of a nation in mourning. "When Bobby rose to try to reestablish a government of hope the hearts of Americans quickened and excitement flared. Then tragedy struck again" - Paul Fusco "Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not" - Robert F. Kennedy