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The Black Civil War Soldier. A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship.
Text by Deborah Willis. NYU Press, New York, 2021. Cat# IG029 ISBN-13: 978-1479809004 |
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Requiem for the Innocent. El Paso and Beyond.
Photographs by John Willis. Text and poems by Robin Behn. Contribution by Matan Rubinstein. George F Thompson Publishing, 2020. Cat# IG037 |
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Mni Wiconi/Water Is Life. Honoring the Water Protectors at Standing Rock and Everywhere in the Ongoing Struggle for Indigenous Sovereignty.
Photographs and Text by John Willis. Afterword by Shaunna Oteka-McCovey. Foreword by Terry Tempest Williams. George F Thompson Publishing, 2019. Cat# ZJ137 ISBN-13: 978-1938086663 |
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Views from the Reservation. A New Edition.
Photograph by John Willis. Contribution by Kent Nerburn. George F Thompson Publishing, 2019. Cat# IG038 ISBN-13: 978-1938086632 |
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Through the African American Lens. Double Exposure.
By Rhea Combs & Deborah Willis. D Giles Limited, 2014. Cat# ZG027 ISBN-13: 978-1907804465 |
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Out [o] Fashion Photography. Embracing Beauty.
By Deborah Willis. University Of Washington Press, Seattle, 2013. Cat# WA071 ISBN-13: 978-0295992518 |
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Black & White. Circus, Brooklyn Gang, Time of Change, East 100th Street, Central Park.
Photographs by Bruce Davidson. Texts by Bruce Davidson, Emily Haas Davidson, Mildred Feliciano, Sam Holmes, John Lewis, Elizabeth Barlow Rogers and Deborah Willis. Steidl, Gottingen, 2012. Cat# ZF004 ISBN-13: 978-3869304328 |
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The Woodmans.
A film by C. Scott Willis. Kino International Corp., 2011. Cat# ZF090 |
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Views from the Reservation.
Photographs by John Willis. Center for American Places, 2010. Cat# UC123 ISBN-10: 1935195123 |
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Posing Beauty. African American Images from the 1890s to the Present.
By Deborah Willis. W W Norton & Company Inc, New York, 2009. Cat# NT268 ISBN-13: 978-0393066968 |
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Recycled Realities.
Photographs by John Willis and Tom Young. Text by Martha A. Sandweiss. Center for American Places, Chicago, 2006. Cat# ZC760 ISBN-10: 1930066481 |
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Recycled Realities.
Photographs by John Willis and Tom Young, with a conclusion by Martha A. Sandweiss. Center for American Places, Santa Fe, 2006. Cat# ZC774 ISBN-10: 1930066481 |
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Black. A Celebration of a Culture
Photographs by Deborah Willis Hylas Publishing, New York, 2004. Cat# ST049 ISBN-10: 1592580513 |
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Place, Art, and Self.
Photographs by Yi-Fu Tuan with photographs by Tammy Mercure, Jocelyn Nevel, John Willis, and Tom Young. Center for American Places, Staunton, 2004. Cat# ZC343 |
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Lenswork #30 July-August, 2000.
Text by Jan Phillips, David Hurn. Photographs by David Hurn, Mary Landi, and John Willis. LensWork Publishing, Portland, 2000. Cat# LQ006 |
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A Singular Elegance. The Photographs of Baron Adolph de Meyer.
Text by Anne Ehrenkranz. Dedication by John Szarkowski. Introduction by Willis Hartshorn. Chronicle Books, San Francisco, 1994. Cat# CI070 |
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Early Black Photographers. 1840-1940. 23 Postcards.
Edited by Deborah Willis. New Press, New York, 1992. Cat# NT028 ISBN-10: 1565840070 |
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Black Photographers 1940-1988. An Illustrated Bio-Bibliography.
Written by Deborah Willis-Thomas. Garland Publishing, New York, 1989. Cat# GL002 ISBN-10: 082408389X |
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Picturing Australia. A History of Photography.
Written by Anne-Marie Willis. Angus and Robertson Publishers, Northryde, 1989. Cat# ZA107 ISBN-10: 0207155992 |
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Man Ray: Bazaar Years.
Photographs by Man Ray. Text by John Esten and Willis Hartshorn. Rizzoli, New York, 1988. Cat# RZ057 ISBN-10: 0847810089 |
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