SIGNED Sacred Places of the Southwest New Mexico Colorado Photography Book

$ 36.96

Item Length: 12.5in. Custom Bundle: No Signed: Yes Number of Pages: 164 Pages Item Height: 1in. Item Width: 12.5in. Era: 2000s Genre: Photography, Social Science Original Language: English Personalize: No Signed By: Claus Mroczynski Vintage: No Ex Libris: No Item Weight: 65.4 Oz Author: Claus Mroczynski Personalized: No Type: Illustrated Book Edition: First Edition Country of Origin: United States ISBN: 9780977014507 Features: Dust Jacket, Illustrated Language: English Publication Year: 2006 Topic: Archaeology, Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies, Photography Publisher: CBM Publishing Narrative Type: Nonfiction Modified Item: No Intended Audience: Adults width: 12.5in. Inscribed: Yes Book Title: Sacred Places of the Southwest Format: Hardcover Book Series: Sacred Places of the Southwest height: 1in.

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SIGNED Sacred Places of the Southwest New Mexico Colorado Photography Book. Sacred Places of the Southwest by Claus Mroczynski with text by Fred Blackburn. CBM Publishing, New Hope, 2006. Book is inscribed by the author (see photo). Sacred Places of the Southwest by Claus Mroczynski with text by Fred Blackburn. CBM Publishing, New Hope, 2006. Large format, lavishly illustrated 164 page first edition hardcover with jacket in very good condition. Book is inscribed by the author (see photo). Exquisite black-and-white photographs of the architectural remnants of the ancient inhabitants of the American Southwest by a student of Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, and Eliot Porter. From the time he was a child, German-born photographer Claus Mroczynski was fascinated with the indigenous peoples of North America, especially the ancient inhabitants of the American Southwest. Later in his life, as an accomplished photographer, he spent more than two decades visiting the rugged deserts, caves, mesas, and mountains of the area, producing an evocative portrait of sacred places past and present. Mroczynski's sensitivity and respect for these places earned him access to many hidden sites that few have visited. Ron Richelieu, former Executive Director of Mesa Verde National Park, described the resulting series of photographs as a "testament to the richness of an ancient culture that lives on today." $5.55 domestic U.S. shipping. Payment must be received within 24 hours of sale.