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Colstrip, Montana.

Photographs by David T. Hanson. Introduction by Rick Bass. Text by David T. Hanson.
Taverner Press, 2010. 200 pp., 87 color illustrations, 11¾x9¾".

Publisher's Description
Over the past 30 years, American photographer David T. Hanson has scoured the American landscape for telltale signs of the way we live now-what we do with our land and how we live on it. Colstrip, Montana, is the site of one of the largest coal strip-mines in North America. Between 1982 and 1985, Hanson undertook a photographic investigation of the mine, power plant and industrial site. The Colstrip, Montana sequence was first exhibited by John Szarkowski at The Museum of Modern Art in 1986. This book publishes the entire series for the first time.

About the Limited Edition

This special edition of Colstrip, Montana is limited to 60 signed and numbered copies, presented in a custom cloth-wrapped slipcase and accompanied by an original photograph (9.5” x 11.5”) by David T. Hanson: Strip mine, spoil piles, and intersected water table, 1985 (signed, dated, and editioned on verso), print housed in a vellum sleeve.

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