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FEARLESS EYE
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A captivating volume that transports us onto the San Francisco streets of the 1970s through the blackandwhite images ofa previously unknown master of 20thcentury photography, Barbara Ramos.Unearthed fifty years after they were originally taken, Ramoss photographs offer up stirring scenes from everyday lifea group of Hari Krishnas sing on Market Street, a window dresser changes a mannequin at the Union Square Macys, two men lean in for a kiss at a peace rally in Golden Gate Park. A Fearless Eye brings Ramoss images to print for the very first time, introducing audiences to a photographer whose work belongs alongside that of Robert Frank, Diane Arbus, and Vivian Maier.Featuring a preface by awardwinning novelist and essayist Rachel Kushner, an essay by photography historian Sally Stein, and an interview with Ramos by photographer and writer Stephen A. Heller, this enthralling street photography book is a fascinating time capsule of a bygone moment in California history.FILM PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK: In his profile of Barbara Ramos in Black & White magazine, Stephen A. Heller calls her photographs startling in their humanity, objectivity, and originality, observing that they deserve to share center stage with those of Frank, Maier, Arbus, and Friedlander. A Fearless Eye provides an exciting introduction to this previously unsung talent through a curated selection of Ramoss incredible archival images.REDISCOVERED FEMALE ARTIST: Throughout the early 1970s, Barbara Ramos became obsessed with exploring the world through her camera, but she was forced to switch careers to make a living at the time. The rediscovery of her photographs is now leading to overdue public recognition of her work, including a prominent Black & White magazine profile and an exhibit at the Sanchez Art Center in Pacifica.SAN FRANCISCO HISTORY GEM: This volume celebrates the people and history of San Francisco. Its a charming tribute to the city with a uniquely vintage visual flavor, a musthave for longtime residents and visitors alike.Perfect for: Lovers of vintage, historical, and street photography San Francisco residents, visitors, and armchair historians Museumgoers and fans of such renowned American photographers as Diane Arbus, Vivian Maier, and Robert Frank Fans of Barbara Ramoss unconventional story and unparalleled work
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