Publisher/Smithsonian

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"Maria" is a photo collection by Lee Friedlander, a master of American photography. Friedlander is a leading figure in the new documentary photography movement in postwar America, which began with Robert Frank's "The Americans." His unique images, capturing cities and landscapes with a personal perspective, incorporate meticulous lighting, composition, and rich narratives, and have made a significant contribution to conveying the depth and artistry of photography. Friedlander continues to work energetically today, and has published hundreds of photobooks. This book is a collection of his work, published in 1992, featuring images of his wife, Maria. It contains 30 images taken over a period of approximately 30 years, from the 1960s to the early 1990s. This is the most intimate volume by a photographer who has captured society through a personal lens. While countless photographers have photographed their closest partners, Friedlander's women are truly beautiful.