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Southall draws out how both photographers respond to specific American landscapes
While the book focuses on human incidents
edited by Bryan Holme with an introduction by Douglas Davis
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Arnold, Eve. In America by Eve Arnold. Annuals prompting a sixteen-year exploration ofKnopf, 1983. 207 pages. First edition. Near fine with near fine protected dust jacket. Color photographs, mostly portraits, by Eve Arnold of a wide cross section of the United States population, from business leaders to homeless people, adherents to a variety of religions, workers in many different professions, Ku Klux Klan members, police, military cadets, artists, prisoners, local government leaders, et al. Most are identified by station in life or