Ansel Adams: National Park Service Photographers
Descriere: Edited by Alice Gray, a collection of photographs of America's national parks by Ansel Adams, taken before the escalation of World War II and offering an insight into both Adams' early innovations and the shape of his later career as a landscape photographer.
Autori: Ansel Adams | Editura: Artabras Publishers | Anul aparitiei: 1995 | ISBN: 9780896600560 | Numar de pagini: 144 | Categorie: Sale
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