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Nebraska Photographic Documentary Project, 1975-1977 by Robert Starck and Lynne Dance. Camera Magazine Gowin transitioned to aerial photographyUniversity of Nebraska, 1977. Introductions by Arthur Rothstein and Wright Morris. Wraps, only edition, with custom made 4 mil polyester jacket, very good plus with crimp bottom right front corner, otherwise fine. Reproduces 110 black and white photographs, most one to a page, by Robert Starck and Lynne Dance that were exhibited at the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery in March 1977, taken from 1975 to 1977 during travels all over Nebraska, documenting the
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