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Alone with the Past: The life and photographic art of Roland W. Reed

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 | #779558 in Books |  Afton Historical Society Press |  2012-08-08 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  11.75 x9.00 x1.25l,3.60 | File type: PDF | 244 pages

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||5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| Worth it for the Blackfeet photos (but there is other good stuff too) ...|By book lover|Roland Reed photographed various Indian tribes in the Northwest, Midwest and Southwest during the early 1900s. His best work, in my opinion, is his photos of the Blackfeet Indians in the glory that is Glacier National Park. Some of the other photos were pleasant surprises too. Reed also p|About the Author|Ernie Lawrence has had a lifelong interest in history, the American West, and photography. Prior to his retirement as a business executive, he spent more than twenty-five years as either CEO or COO of a number of different private-equity funded

ROLAND REED'S decision came at the last possible moment. By the dawn of the twentieth century, this country's Native Americans were living on reservations, their old ways of life unalterably changed. Royal W. (Roland) Reed, Jr. (1864-1934) was one of a small number of professional photographers now known as Pictorialists who set out to document this "vanishing" race. Employing new artistic techniques and often posing their subjects, the Pictorialists recreated the "noble...

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