The Grotesque in Photography
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| ''[[The Grotesque in Photography]]'' (1977, New York: Summit, Ridge Press) is a book by [[A. D. Coleman]]. | ''[[The Grotesque in Photography]]'' (1977, New York: Summit, Ridge Press) is a book by [[A. D. Coleman]]. | ||
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The Grotesque in Photography (1977, New York: Summit, Ridge Press) is a book by A. D. Coleman.
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- "a first collection of photographers whose fantastic visions of life are as revolutionary as those of the impressionist, a Ridge Press Book."
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