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1970–February 7
With photos on glossy pages by Ansel Adams and other photos on matte paper by Homer Gasquet
DeCarava’s inclusion is particularly significant as he documented Black life in Harlem with a tonal richness and intimacy rarely seen in mass-market annuals of the time
The text explores how Hine adopted disguises—posing as a Bible salesman
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Rantoul, Neal. American Series by Neal Rantoul. Signed Copy 1970–February 7Pond Press, 2006. Texts by Joe Deal and Jeffrey Horne. First edition, first printing. Very good with crease at margin of a foldout, just a touch of yellowing at margins of pages, and one page with a couple of small defects. Protected dust jacket is near fine. No remainder mark; many copies available for sale have remainder marks. First monograph by Rantoul, who shows the influence of the Becher School. 72 pages with excellently printed large format