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  • Published by Temple University Press, Philadelphia, 1989

    • Hardcover
    • First Edition

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    Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. dj. First Edition. Quarto, 124 pp. Edited by Douglas Harper. With an introduction by Helen Matthews Lewis and a foreword by Cornell Capa. Inscribed by Builder Levy. Near fine in a Near Fine spine toned, but otherwise very good example of the photo-illustrated dustwrapper.

  • Published by Builder Levy, New York, 1976

    • Softcover
    • First Edition

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    Softcover. Condition: Very good to fine condition. First edition. Large Folio. (2) 12 plates. Original photo-illustrated stiff wraps with black lettering on cover. Inscribed "To Steve [Cohen]: Good luck and best wishes to a fellow Photographers Forum Colleague and friend. Looking forward to seeing you again. (I personally selected these rag print) Sincerely, Builder Levy Aug. 18, 1979." "The photographer's craft, by its very nature, forces him [Builder Levy] to deal with the visible world and with tangible reality. He can use his camera to express the pleasures of place and person; or he may decide to use his art to reveal, to protest and to fight poverty, exploitation and disease. It is in this tradition that Builder Levy photographed in Appalachia. There he participated in the struggle of the mining community against a brutal economic and physical environment." (Walter Rosenblum). Illustrated with twelve full page high quality offset reproductions of b/w photographs depicting Appalachian minors and their environment in the 1970s. Plate seven (Andrew Kosto) present in the complete set and a light gloss duplicate. Very light wear along edges of portfolio and minor age-toning.