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America and the Tintype by Steven Kasher explores American photographic history through the intimate, unusual, and sometimes theatrical world of tintype portraiture. It offers collectors a richly illustrated look at how everyday Americans presented themselves, their occupations, and their identities before the camera.
An appealing reference for collectors of antique photographs, historians of photography, and readers interested in American social history and vernacular portraiture.
Published by the International Center of Photography and Steidl in 2008, with essays by Geoffrey Batchen and Karen Halttunen. Illustrated hardcover. ISBN: 9783865216861.
Condition: New, unopened in shrink wrap, with storage wear. The wrapping shows rubbing, wrinkles, and areas of splitting and tearing, particularly on the back and along the edges. Some corner and extremity wear is visible. Interior remains unexamined because the book has not been unwrapped. Please review photographs for exterior condition.
SKU D-10
America and the Tintype Steven Kasher 2008 Hardcover NEW Sealed Photography
$175.00
An appealing reference for collectors of antique photographs, historians of photography, and readers interested in American social history and vernacular portraiture.
Published by the International Center of Photography and Steidl in 2008, with essays by Geoffrey Batchen and Karen Halttunen. Illustrated hardcover. ISBN: 9783865216861.
Condition: New, unopened in shrink wrap, with storage wear. The wrapping shows rubbing, wrinkles, and areas of splitting and tearing, particularly on the back and along the edges. Some corner and extremity wear is visible. Interior remains unexamined because the book has not been unwrapped. Please review photographs for exterior condition.
SKU D-10