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The book functions as a dialogue between two Nebraskans
In addition to Hersey
and it sought to celebrate the technical purity and intimacy of the contact printing process
providing a sense of national comfort on the eve of World War II
one of the 20th century’s most influential masters of light and form
Bourke-White, Margaret. Shooting the Russian War by Margaret Bourke-White. Signed Copy The book functions as aSimon and Schuster, 1942. [Includes the famous chapter, "I Photograph Stalin."] 1st ed., VG, minor wear to extremities, no dust jacket but with color facsimile laid in (lacking inner panes), front flyleaf expertly replaced with matching paper, a very nice copy, hard to find in the first edition. (Photo is an image of the facsimile dust jacket.)