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The item shows wear from consistent use, but it remains in good condition and works perfectly. All pages and cover are intact (including the dust cover, if applicable). Spine may show signs of wear. Pages may include limited notes and highlighting. May NOT include discs, access code or other supplemental materials.
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Good + w owner name stamp inside, light shelfwear. The greatest photo exhibition of all time, 503 pictures from 68 countries, crated by Edward Steichen. Cover has original price of $1.50. 8-1/4 x 11, 192 pp, photo illus endpapers.
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Fair. Creasing on covers and spine. Rubbing, light soiling present. Foxing on page edge. Fair condition. Moderate to heavy shelf wear or edge wear on covers and spine. Books in Fair condition most likely will have markings or highlights on pages or binding defects. [V55]
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Fair. No Jacket. "The greatest photographic exhibition of all time-503 pictures from 68 countries-created by Edward Steichen for the Museum of Modern Art." Paper, 192 pp., profusely illustrated, prologue by Carl Sandburg, intro by Edward Steichen. 2 inch crease uper right corner throughout.
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This book is a must for all photography lovers. Highly recommended.
BWoodDonner
Aug 13, 2009
Edward Steichen's Masterpiece
Recognized by many as the greatest photography collection ever assembled, The Family of Man contains 503 photographs, selected under the direction of master photographer Edward Steichen. Selections were made from thousands of pictures submitted from around the world - by some of the Twentieth Century's most famous photographers and by photographers otherwise completely unknown.
The power of these chosen images is unforgettable; studying the entire collection is deeply affecting. Arranged in order to illustrate stages of human life, it presents subtle and profound moments of love, birth, childhood, puberty, education, war and peace, marriage, fun and entertainment, recreation and labor, poverty and riches, pleasure and pain, conflict and violence, faith and religion, the arts, societies and cultures, and death. A rich and moving visual journey touching upon human lives in many lands, the original collection was displayed at the World's Fair in NYC, and later for decades at the Museum of Modern Art. The entire collection as reproduced in this beautiful book is a treasure for a lifetime and a meaningful gift for someone you love.
yori
Nov 26, 2008
A must book for humanity
This book, and its successors "Family of Women" and "Family of Children" portray a full spectrum of people through photographs, and very little words. Edited by Edward Steichen, they form a fascinating document about the nature and variety of human life. A "must" book for every photographer and, indeed, every human being!
