Smith, Michael A. Princeton, New Jersey: A Collection of Photographs by Michael A. Smith, April 27-July 26, 1986. Signed. Untitled (Friends of Photography) and deeply internalized visual perspectives

and deeply internalized visual perspectives

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Smith, Michael A. Princeton, New Jersey: A Collection of Photographs by Michael A. Smith, April 27-July 26, 1986. Signed. Untitled (Friends of Photography) and deeply internalized visual perspectivesUnited Jersey Bank, 1986. Essay by Richard Trenner. Stapled wraps, 12 pages, including covers, 5 illustrations, check list of 57 works in exhibition. SIGNED. Like new. A rare Smith title, especially signed. Summary: Princeton, New Jersey: A Collection of Photographs is a slim, rare exhibition catalogue by celebrated American landscape photographer Michael A. Smith. Published to accompany a spring summer exhibition that ran from April 27 to July 26,