Sanders, Norman. At Home. Photographs by Norman Sanders. Signed Copy The Biographical Overview: This opening

The Biographical Overview: This opening essay establishes the context for Bourke-White’s transition from a studio-based industrial photographer to a global photojournalist

The "Ad Hoc" Spirit: The book celebrates the ingenuity and resourcefulness of small congregations who use paint

Heart of the North is a celebrated regional time capsule from the late 1980s

Wildlife Intimacy: A significant portion of the book is dedicated to the inhabitants of the high country

Sanders, Norman. At Home. Photographs by Norman Sanders. Signed Copy The Biographical Overview: This openingMorgan & Morgan, 1977. Presumed first edition, no later printings indicated. Wraps, very good with covers curling and slight edge wear. According to Arthur Rothstein, these at home black and white portraits are commendable for their lack of pretense, their superb technique and their subtle perception. Through these images in the documentary tradition, we discover in the lives of ordinary folk, rare and unique qualities. The men and women are not