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winner of the James Gordon Bennett Trophy in 1910
The Concept of Communion: Rather than treating death as a somber or macabre subject
philosophical
and the storefront mannequins that later captivated the Surrealists
with creases and light soiling on covers
Hodges, John. Southern Squares by John Hodges. Untitled (Friends of Photography) winner of the James GordonLight Work, Syracuse University, 1989. Stapled wraps, 8 pages including illustrated covers, 38 square format portraits in black and white. Very good with corner creases at bottom of last three leaves and mailing label on back cover. Summary: Southern Squares (1989) is a slim photographic publication by artist John Hodges, produced and published by Light Work at Syracuse University. Conceived and compiled during Hodges's time as an Artist in Residence