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The Photographs of Russell Lee: The Library of Congress (Fields of Vision, 3)
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The Photographs of Russell Lee: The Library of Congress (Fields of Vision, 3)

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Paperback en 64 pages 18.11 x 0.76 x 18.11 cm 0.209 kg

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The Photographs of Russell Lee: The Library of Congress (Fields of Vision, 3) presents a collection of images that explore mid-20th century American life through documentary photography. Lee’s visual approach captures everyday moments with clarity and depth, emphasizing the social and cultural fabric of the period.

The 64-page volume from Giles showcases Lee’s meticulous attention to detail and his ability to convey a sense of place and time. The photographs document a range of subjects, often highlighting rural and working-class experiences, while reflecting broader historical contexts.