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Trees

by Ansel Adams

Trees presents Ansel Adams’s black-and-white studies of trees and forest landscapes in a handsome large-format photography volume. Published by Little, Brown and Company/Bulfinch Press in 2004, this stated First Edition contains 104 pages and approximately 55 photographic plates reproduced in tritone, accompanied by selected literary writings on trees and the natural world.

The collection highlights Adams’s ability to use light, texture and tonal contrast to reveal the character of aspens, evergreens, wooded landscapes and individual trees. Edited by Janet Swan Bush, the photographs are paired with selections from poets, essayists and naturalists, making this both a substantial Ansel Adams photobook and a meditation on the place of trees in art and literature.

This is a hardcover copy with dust jacket, seller-graded Very Good. The white jacket shows light edge and corner wear, shallow lower-edge creasing and a few small surface marks. The photographed copyright page and representative interior plates appear clean, with the black-and-white reproductions remaining sharp and well presented. Approximate published dimensions are 30.7 x 26.7 x 1.5 cm, with a book weight of about 1.15 kg.

Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy offered.

Book & copy details

Publisher
Little, Brown and Company / Bulfinch Press
Publication year
2004
Edition
First Edition
Format
Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Pages
104
ISBN-10
0821277529
ISBN-13
9780821277522
Language
English
Catalogue price
C $59.95
Inventory number
128150957644

Condition notes

Very Good hardcover with dust jacket. Light jacket edge/corner wear, shallow lower-edge creasing and a few small surface marks. Sampled interior pages appear clean and the photographed plates remain sharp. Please review the photos as part of the condition description.

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