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capturing a voyeuristic "human comedy
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Paul Vanderbilt (Parts I and II) remains a highly prized
and copyright—by deliberately presenting duplicated imagery to expose the underlying power structures of representation
Acetate protected dust jacket with wear to extremities
Steichen, Edward, compiler. U.S. Navy War Photographs. Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Harbor. Signed book capturing a voyeuristic "human comedyU. S. Camera Publishing [ca. 1946]. Published by Tom Maloney's U. S. Camera at the request of Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal. Commander Edward Steichen (18791973) was responsible for photography for the Navy during World War II. 108 pages, approximately 11 x 11. 5 inches, blue wraps with yellow titling. Notoriously fragile binding (three staples) professionally repaired and strengthened, with a custom made polyester jacket. First few pages with