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The Post-War Witness: It follows his transition into a concerned journalist
two corners bumped
visual artists' investigations of mass-media systems and imagery
the book serves both as an introduction to Leibovitz’s early artistic vision and as a visual document of American popular culture in the 1970s and early 1980s
Aviation. Storming the Skies: The Story of Katherine and Marjorie Stinson, Pioneer Women Aviators by Ellen Hopkins. Untitled (Friends of Photography) published by Dry Reading PressWraps, ex library with usual evidence, otherwise fine. 74 pages including bibliography and name index. Eight black and white photographic illustrations. Known as the Flying Schoolgirl, Katherine Stinson was one of the first licensed female pilots in the United States and became a world wide celebrity. Her sister Marjorie shared the skies as a barnstormer and trained Army pilots for World War I. In 1917, Katherine raised $2 million for the Red Cross
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