NYTM/The Man Who Saw America (Robert Frank)
tem #:NYTM101
Publisher:New York Times Magazine, July 2, 2015 Tabloid
Language: English
Edition: First edition, Color Condition: New
Publisher's Description: Sixty years ago, at the height of his powers, Frank left New York in a secondhand Ford and began the epic yearlong road trip that would become ������The Americans,�۪�۪ a photographic survey of the inner life of the country that Peter Schjeldahl, art critic at The New Yorker, considers ������one of the basic American masterpieces of any medium.�۪�۪ Frank hoped to express the emotional rhythms of the United States, to portray underlying realities and misgivings ��� how it felt to be wealthy, to be poor, to be in love, to be alone, to be young or old, to be black or white, to live along a country road or to walk a crowded sidewalk, to be overworked or sleeping in parks, to be a swaggering Southern couple or to be young and gay in New York, to be politicking or at prayer. -NICHOLAS DAWIDOFF
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tem #:NYTM101
Publisher:New York Times Magazine, July 2, 2015 Tabloid
Language: English
Edition: First edition, Color Condition: New
Publisher's Description: Sixty years ago, at the height of his powers, Frank left New York in a secondhand Ford and began the epic yearlong road trip that would become ������The Americans,�۪�۪ a photographic survey of the inner life of the country that Peter Schjeldahl, art critic at The New Yorker, considers ������one of the basic American masterpieces of any medium.�۪�۪ Frank hoped to express the emotional rhythms of the United States, to portray underlying realities and misgivings ��� how it felt to be wealthy, to be poor, to be in love, to be alone, to be young or old, to be black or white, to live along a country road or to walk a crowded sidewalk, to be overworked or sleeping in parks, to be a swaggering Southern couple or to be young and gay in New York, to be politicking or at prayer. -NICHOLAS DAWIDOFF
#color #First Edition #Magazines / Periodicals #Art Practice and Theory #Archive Photography #Photobooks #North American Books #Black and White #History
tem #:NYTM101
Publisher:New York Times Magazine, July 2, 2015 Tabloid
Language: English
Edition: First edition, Color Condition: New
Publisher's Description: Sixty years ago, at the height of his powers, Frank left New York in a secondhand Ford and began the epic yearlong road trip that would become ������The Americans,�۪�۪ a photographic survey of the inner life of the country that Peter Schjeldahl, art critic at The New Yorker, considers ������one of the basic American masterpieces of any medium.�۪�۪ Frank hoped to express the emotional rhythms of the United States, to portray underlying realities and misgivings ��� how it felt to be wealthy, to be poor, to be in love, to be alone, to be young or old, to be black or white, to live along a country road or to walk a crowded sidewalk, to be overworked or sleeping in parks, to be a swaggering Southern couple or to be young and gay in New York, to be politicking or at prayer. -NICHOLAS DAWIDOFF
#color #First Edition #Magazines / Periodicals #Art Practice and Theory #Archive Photography #Photobooks #North American Books #Black and White #History
