Picturing Frederick Douglass

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John Stauffer
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Hardback
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WW Norton & Co
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06/11/2015
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9780871404688
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John Stauffer|Hardback|WW Norton & Co|06/11/2015
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Frederick Douglass's fiery speeches made him one of the most renowned and popular agitators of his age. Now, as a result of ground-breaking research, we can reclaim the ex-slave and abolitionist as a pioneer in photography, both as a subject and as a theorist. Included here are 160 photographs of Douglass-many which have never been publicly seen-combined with previously unpublished writings and speeches on visual aesthetics. The result transforms our understanding of photography and its place in the life and legacy of Douglass.
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