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The Rephotographic Survey Project is one of those rare events in photo history, like the Farm Security Administration photographs of the 1930s, that provides us with a document of remarkable range and information. Conceived and directed in 1977 by Ellen Manchester, Mark Klett, and JoAnn Verburg, the project burgeoned into a three-year effort to locate and rephotograph the sites of the government survey of photographs of the late nineteenth-century. The staff of the project expanded to include photographers Gordon Burshaw and Rick Dingus, and they rephotographed the pictures primarily of Timothy O’Sullivan and William Henry Jackson, but also of J.K. Hillers, A.J. Russell, and Alexander Gardner.
Second View: The Rephotographic Survey Project
University of New Mexico Press, 1984
Chief Photographer Mark Klett
Project Director Ellen Manchester
Project Coordinator JoAnn Verburg
Project Photographers Gordon Bushaw and Rick Dingus
Essay by Paul Berger
24 x 32 cm
211 pages
Softcover
English
First edition 1984