
Stories from Life: The Photography of Horace Bristol
by Horace Bristol
"Stories from Life: The Photography of Horace Bristol" by Horace Bristol, published by the Georgia Museum of Art in 1995, is a significant work in photography and art. This edition, with ISBN 0-915977-20-6, captures the essence of the Great Depression through Bristol's lens. In good condition, this hardcover lacks a dust jacket but remains a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts of historical photography.
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The book is in good condition with no dust jacket. The cover shows minor wear consistent with age, but the binding is intact and the pages are clean. There are no inscriptions or signatures, and it is not an ex-library copy. The overall presentation is well-preserved, making it an appealing addition to any photography collection.
About This Classic 1995 Edition
"Stories from Life: The Photography of Horace Bristol" is a compelling collection published by the Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia in 1995. This edition highlights the profound work of Horace Bristol, a significant figure in photography, particularly known for his poignant images capturing the essence of the Great Depression. The book is printed in Athens, Georgia, and features an ISBN of 0-915977-20-6. This publication is a vital resource for enthusiasts of photography and art, providing a deep dive into Bristol's unique perspective and technique. The book's subject matter is both historical and artistic, offering insights into a pivotal era through the lens of a master photographer. This edition is notable for its focus on Bristol's work, making it a valuable asset for collectors and scholars alike. The physical condition is solid, with no dust jacket, and it remains a sought-after piece in the realm of art photography publications.
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Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia
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