Tria Giovan Books

Cuba

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Cuba is so close to us, yet still so inaccessible. Since 1990 and as recently as 1996, photographer Tria Giovan has made nine trips to the elusive island, producing a collection of remarkable color...

Fifth Avenue Style

By Howard Slatkin, Tria Giovan

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Out East

By Jennifer Ash Rudick, Tria Giovan, M. Brian Tichenor

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Island Hopping

By Tria Giovan, Aldous Bertram, Amanda Lindroth

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Summer Houses

By Jennifer Ash Rudick, Tria Giovan

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Stained Glass Windows of St. Andrew s Dune Church

By Coscia Joseph Jr., Tria Giovan, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen

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Cuba Archive

By Tria Giovan, Silvana Paternostro

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Tria Giovan the Cuba Archive

By Tria Giovan, Silvana Paternostro

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Tria Giovan the Cuba Archive

By Tria Giovan, Silvana Paternostro

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Tria Giovan Loisaida

By Sean Corcoran, Tria Giovan

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