Publisher/Abrams

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California-born photographer Larry Sultan's photo collection, "Pictures From Home (First Edition, Signed)," is a collection of photographs by Larry Sultan. Sultan's work explores the essence of humanity and society, including "Evidence," a collection of documentary photographs taken by anonymous non-photographers for experimental and research purposes, edited with artist Mike Mandel, and "The Valley," a collection of photographs documenting the pleasures, desires, and interplay of the ordinary and the extraordinary in suburban residential environments, documenting pornographic filming in homes in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. This book, published in 1992, is a family album featuring Sultan's parents as models, as well as a significant photo collection that explores the meaning and essence of photography. It emphasizes the importance of photographs, including the idea that "photographs are not just for records and memories, but also create a family in the process," and "they are your (the photographer's) photographs, but they are also my (the subject's) images." This is a first edition published in 1992. A signature is included . (Published in Parr & Badger / Vol. II)