Publisher/Charles Scribner's Sons

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Photobook "The Inhabitants" by American photographer / writer Wright Morris (1910-1998). After graduating from a university in California and traveling to Europe, Morris aspired to be a photographer and writer after returning to Japan in 1934. Find charm in. The book was completed in 1946, with a passion for recording the ruined country towns and a scholarship from the Guggenheim Museum. The book, entitled "Residents," contains rustic, nostalgic views of old American houses, churches, barns, and other American landscapes (but no one there). The evaluation of this book is not limited to these photographs, but the text attached to them also plays an important role. The contents are all about "residents". It depicts the lives of not only the landlord but also the local people. Morris's earliest collection of works as a writer, and one that was published in "THE BOOK OF 101 BOOKS", a collection of masterpieces of 20th century photo books.