An edition of Reality recorded: early documentary photography (1974)

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New York Graphic Society
Pages
128

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Subjects
Documentary photography, Photographie documentaire

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Reality recorded: early documentary photography
1974, David & Charles
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Cover of: Reality recorded
Reality recorded: early documentary photography
1974, New York Graphic Society
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Reality recorded: early documentary photography
1974, New York Graphic Society
in English
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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Bibliography : p. 126-127.

Published in
greenwich, Ct

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128 p. :
Number of pages
128

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OL23816985M

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University of Prince Edward Island MARC record

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