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Guggenheim-funded visual study of the Minnesota wilderness
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Silvy, Camille. Photographer of Modern Life: Camille Silvy by Mark Haworth-Booth. Camera Magazine Guggenheim-funded visual study of theJ. Paul Getty Museum, 2010. First edition. New book. Excellent selection of 113 photos in color, taken mostly in England and France, most never before published, with authoritative text. 160 pages. Hardcover in cloth with dust jacket. (Photo of front cover is a stock photo.) From the publisher: The French photographer Camille Silvy (18341910) was one of the most original artists of his time. More than any other nineteenth century photographer, Silvy