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Land, Sky, and All That Is Within: Visionary Photographers in the Southwest

by James L Enyeart

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Presents the visions of numerous photographers who actually shaped the way we see and admire the rugged dry terrain of the American Southwest. The book traces ways of viewing the Southwestern landscape from early romanticism in photography to the modernists such as Edward Weston and Laura Gilpin.
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Presents the visions of numerous photographers who actually shaped the way we see and admire the rugged dry terrain of the American Southwest. The book traces ways of viewing the Southwestern landscape from early romanticism in photography to the modernists such as Edward Weston and Laura Gilpin.

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