Sunday, March 29, 2009

Lee Friedlander at the Corcoran

For the nation's bicentennial--1976--the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C., commissioned eight photographers to shoot in and around the United States' capitol. Over the course of the year, the work was exhibited at the Gallery, two artists at a time. In conjunction with the exhibitions, eight booklets were produced, one for each artist's work. Lee Friedlander was one of the photographers and here is the booklet produced of his work for the show.

The project is described in greater detail on the second spread.

24 pages, including covers, saddle-stitched; 8 x 8 inches.

Front cover


First spread


Second spread


Third spread


Fourth spread


Fifth spread


Sixth spread


Seventh spread


Eighth spread


Ninth spread


Tenth spread


Eleventh spread


Back cover



Thanks and a tip of the hat to Jonathan Saunders, who contributed this post. His work can be found at www.iliketotellstories.com.

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