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Discover the captivating essence of the American West with 'Robert Adams: From the Missouri West'. This remarkable collection showcases photographs taken by Robert Adams from 1975 to 1983, offering a profound exploration of landscapes shaped by both nature and human impact. Each image evokes deep memories, myths, and reflections associated with the storied Missouri River, the gateway to the West, once regarded as a pristine frontier. With a lens that captures the balance between beauty and intrusion, Adams invites viewers to engage with the transformed landscapes—ones that tell stories of both redemption and loss. This 2019 edition from Steidl not only significantly expands upon the original 1980 release but also emphasizes the historical connections to pioneering landscape photographers, such as Timothy O'Sullivan. Perfect for art enthusiasts, photography lovers, and those passionate about the vast American landscapes, this book serves as a crucial reference in contemporary landscape photography. 'From the Missouri West' is more than just a visual journey; it is a compelling examination of how the human narrative intersects with the natural world, encouraging readers to find strength within familiar geography and to reflect on the complexities of modern existence in America. Experience this essential addition to any photography collection and delve into the profound artistic vision of Robert Adams.