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To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986
To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986
To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986
To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986

ADAMS, Robert

To Make it Home. Photographs of the American West.

New York, An Aperture Book, 1989.

$172.00
$172.00

To Make it Home.

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To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986. It was published to accompany a major retrospective exhibition at The Philadelphia Museum of Art (19 Feb – 16 Apr 1989), which travelled to LACMA, Los Angeles; Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.; Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth; Colorado History Museum, Denver and other institutions.

First edition; (292 x 262 mm, 11½ x 10¼ in); black & white photographs; light grey endpapers, brown cloth-covered boards, titles in grey to spine and to upper side in blind, photo-illustrated dust-jacket, printed metallic grey, text in grey and white, minor wear to extremities, a close to fine copy, the shrinkwrap recently removed; 176pp.

Stock code 114935

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To Make it Home reproduces 136 of Robert Adams's most important photographs from 1965–1986

To Make it Home.

$172.00
$172.00

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