Lifework.

Copies of Lifework have faint indentation marks from the cardboard casing that contain the book. All copies contain this manufacturing flaw, but it does not effect the interiors of the books.

Lifework chronicles the extraordinary career of George Tice, one of the most celebrated American photographers of the modern age. Beginning with his photographs of The Bowery in the early fifties, Tice has used his camera to document the people and places of everyday America that often go overlooked. This beautiful hardbound book contains photographs from all of Tice’s major bodies of work, as well as images that have never before been published.

About the Limited Edition:

The Limited Edition comes in a clamshell-cased hardcover with loose print in separate hardbound folio. It includes one of the following gelatin silver prints, each printed by George Tice and limited to an edition of 25. (Pictured below, click to enlarge)
 

LTD-A: Clothesline, Northport, Maine, 1971


 

LTD-B: Waiting Room, Rutherford Train Station, New Jersey, 1982

LTD-C: Lincoln Motel and Abe's Disco, Newark, New Jersey, 1981