Collectors are willing to pay steep prices for the world's finest photography books. Rare editions from the likes of Robert Frank, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Irving Penn and Ansel Adams are among the most sought-after of all art books.
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The Americans by Robert Frank, first published in France in 1958, appears highly relevant today with the United States divided in so many ways. However, the odds are that these honest, and often sad images, have always been relevant.
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It could be argued American art came of age in 1939 when Simon and Schuster published a book called A Treasury of American Prints. The book offered 100 etchings and lithographs from America's greatest living artists, and had been edited by Thomas Craven, a highly opinionated art critic.
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Ghosts Along the Mississippi is unlike any photography book. It is a prime example of 'Louisiana Gothic' and ghostly in so many ways. Learn more about Clarence John Laughlin's work.
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