Rowell, Galen. Mountains of the Middle Kingdon: Exploring the High Peaks of China and Tibet by Galen Rowell. Aperture Magazine photographers show that even the

photographers show that even the simplest subject can become powerful and meaningful in a photograph

The original edition had 38 drawings from photographs while this edition has 100 half-tones and is a fuller realization of Riis' intentions

inviting them to find infinite

upon viewing hundreds of frames Hervé had captured of his Unité d'Habitation in Marseille in a single day

The photo on cover has an indented wavy line and there is a crease in a foldout panoramic image

Rowell, Galen. Mountains of the Middle Kingdon: Exploring the High Peaks of China and Tibet by Galen Rowell. Aperture Magazine photographers show that even theSierra Club, 1983. Hardcover, new in original shrink wrap. More than 10 x 12 inches. 160 pages. Writer, mountain climber, and photographer, Rowell was renowned for both the quality of his writing and his stunning color photographs of the Himalayas, as seen here, as well as mountains in other parts of the world. Quite uncommon in this condition. Issued at $40. Summary: Mountains of the Middle Kingdom (1983) is a seminal work of mountain literature and