Seneca Ray Stoddard: Transforming The Adirondack Wilderness In Text And Image (New York State Series),New

Seneca Ray Stoddard: Transforming The Adirondack Wilderness In Text And Image (New York State Series),New

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Seneca Ray Stoddards Photographic And Literary Work Paralleled The Era Of Exploration Of This Region As Well As The Early Years Of Photography. It Was During His Lifetimeas A Result Of The Changing Perceptions Of The Wildernessthat The Area First Attracted Artists, Tourists, And Summer Residents.Jeffrey L. Horrells Book Explores The Nature Of This Adirondack Pioneers Work And Examines How It Influenced And Was Influenced By The Changing Attitudes Toward Wilderness In The Last Half Of The Nineteenth Century. It Is The First Complete Volume To Provide An Indepth Study Of Both Stoddards Writing And Photography. Through His Photographs And Publishing Ventures, Stoddard Moved From Recording The Wilderness Landscape To Defending It Against The Logging Industry And Other Developers.Stoddard Was Instrumental In Creating The Modern Perception Of The ?Forever Wild? Landscape Of The Adirondacks. Although There Had Been A Wellestablished Tradition Of Guidebooks For American Tourist Regions, Stoddards Practice Of Including Illustrations Based On Photographs Represented A New Departure. Horrell Shows How Stoddards Work Reflected Matters Of Class And Power On The Emerging Tourist Industry And Its Effect On The Popular Literature Of The Day.

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