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Between maple and chestnut

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"Terri Weifenbach's long-awaited new monograph, 'Between Maple and Chestnut,' is an artist's book about 'anywhere America.' Here, the trees are mature, the grass is green and the sun is out. Likewise the street names are repeated from suburb to suburb across the nation. Therefore, this is home, the beginning of life for many Americans. As with her earlier projects, the artist employs color, shallow focus, a narrow depth of field, and other means to arrive at a place between painting and photography"--Publisher's description.
Type
Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date
[2012]
Call number
653294
Creator
Weifenbach, Terri(Opens in new tab)
ISBN
1590053516
9781590053515
Provenance
Gift of Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser, August 2020.
Dimensions
31 cm
Associated organization
Nazraeli Press,
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