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The 176-page book contains 90 duotone photographic plates and a three-part essay
paperback edition bound with original covers in orange cloth
Fine with fine protected price-clipped dust jacket
including The Family of Man—and receiving a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1975
and American expansion intersect and adapt within a shared ecosystem
"The Plow that Broke the Plains: Art, Politics & the Resettlement Administration," by Gary D. Saretzky. Untitled (Friends of Photography) The 176-page book contains 90Article about the landmark documentary film, "The Plow That Broke the Plains," directed by Pare Lorentz for the Resettlement Administration, in The Photo Review, 23: 1 (Winter 2000). Issue also includes "No Pictures: Some Thoughts on Jews in Photography," by A. D. Coleman; "Photography at Princeton," by Nicolle Plett; and "Photographing Odysseus," by Nancy Brokaw about the Ernest Schackleton expedition to the Antarctic. Issue signed by Saretzky. Fine.