Steichen, Edward. Gardens in Color: How to Plan a Succession of Bloom by Richard Pratt and Edward Steichen. Signed Copy or unsettling contemporary realities ("the

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This specific edition is celebrated for capturing a "tectonic shift" in American photography—the moment when the medium moved definitively away from traditional "straight" documentation and toward experimental

Steichen, Edward. Gardens in Color: How to Plan a Succession of Bloom by Richard Pratt and Edward Steichen. Signed Copy or unsettling contemporary realities ("theGarden City Publishing, 1944. (Color photos by Steichen.) In addition to being a photographer, Steichen was very involved with horticulture at his home in Connecticut and even had an exhibit of flowers at the Museum of Modern Art. Very good hardcover with edge worn dust jacket. Summary: Gardens in Color: How to Plan a Succession of Bloom (published by Garden City Publishing in 1944) is a beautifully produced gardening guide written by architectural