Kenna, Michael. Michael Kenna: Twenty Year Retrospective Two. Aperture Magazine one of a series of

one of a series of photo/text books that Miller and Morath produced

Klett pioneered precise methodologies for "rephotography"—locating the exact 19th-century tripod coordinates of frontier photographers like Timothy O'Sullivan to re-photograph the changing vistas across decades

powerful symbol—such as a parched cow’s skull or a wind-blown farmer—to represent an entire national crisis

Silvio Balestra

He also made occupational portraits and views of streets

Kenna, Michael. Michael Kenna: Twenty Year Retrospective Two. Aperture Magazine one of a series ofNazraeli, 2004. First edition stated. Fine in hardcover with fine protected dust jacket. 130 plates, excellently reproduced in the original size of Kenna's black and white prints. Photographs taken in Japan, France, Russia, Easter Island, Spain, Michigan (The Rouge, Dearborn), and England (Raticliffe Power Station). Summary: Michael Kenna: Retrospective Two is a large format photography monograph by British landscape photographer Michael Kenna,