Foreword By Cornell Capa Books

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Chim: The Photographs Of David Seymour

By David Seymour, Seymour, David, Inge Bondi, Foreword By Cornell Capa, Introduction By Henri Cartier-Bresson, Catherine Chermayeff, Kathy McCarver Mnuchin, And Nan Richardson

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Inge Bondi ; Foreword By Cornell Capa ; Introduction By Henri Cartier-bresson ; Edited By Catherine Chermayeff, Kathy Mccarver Mnuchin, And Nan Richardson. Planned In Conjunction With The Internati...

American Photographers

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By Herman LeRoy Emmet

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Fruit Tramps: A Family Of Migrant Farmworkers

By Herman LeRoy Emmet, Foreword By Cornell Capa, Introduction By A.D. Coleman

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Photographs And Narrative Document 7 Years In The Life Of A Migrant Family Detailing The Experiences Of The Photographer And The Tindal Family As They Move From Field To Field. Herman Leroy Emmet ;...

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