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the instability and the possibility of reproducing those sensations and emotions in my photographs
as existential intimations which we can never actually be close to
This is number 275 from an edition of 350 signed numbered slipcased copies
By the mid 1800s urban parks were starting to be seen as a way to serve the public and latter as a remedy to social ills caused by the Industrial Revolution and overcrowding in lower income neighbourhoods
At the age of twenty-three
Lives I've Never Lived: A Portrait of Minor White Helen Molesworth the instability and the possibilityLives I've Never Lived: A Portrait of Minor White by Abe Frajndlich (1983) First edition Medium format softcover in fine condition. Some minor shelf and use wear to the cover's corners and spine wrapper. About When Minor White taught a photography workshop in Cleveland around 1970, Abe Frajndlich was so impressed that he moved to Massachusetts to become a live in student in Whites home. He stayed there on and off for the next six years. After White
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