Edward S. Curtis: Coming to Light by Anne…

Edward S. Curtis: Coming to Light (edition 2001)

by Anne Makepeace

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An intimate biography of the photographer known for his portraits of the American Indians explores the lasting impact of his work, which serves as a bridge between the romantic past and contemporary Native American communities, and details his life, including his impoverished boyhood, rise to succe

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Title:	Edward S. Curtis: Coming to Light
Authors:	Anne Makepeace
Info:	National Geographic (2001), Hardcover, 216 pages
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