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This lavishly illustrated book of photographs surveys Barbara Crane’s contributions to the field of contemporary photography and honors an exceptional American artist during her eightieth year. She has helped pioneer image making through a lifetime commitment to making photographs. This book is the definitive and largest overview of her remarkable career, which dates from the early 1960s to the present. It accompanies a traveling exhibition of the same title, presenting a selection of over 250 works, while also offering personal accounts and critical analyses of Crane’s long and impressive career.

Essays by John Rohrbach and Abigail Foerstner
Introduction by Kenneth C. Burkhart

10 3/4-by-11 ¾ inches, 252 pages
293 illustrations, including 115 color and 178 quadtones