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Tennessee Valley : A Photographic Portrait by Kelly Leiter, Bernard Leiter and Robert Kollar (1998, Hardcover)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherUniversity Press of Kentucky
ISBN-100813120519
ISBN-139780813120515
eBay Product ID (ePID)1090152
Product Key Features
Number of Pages160 Pages
Publication NameTennessee Valley : a Photographic Portrait
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year1998
SubjectUnited States / State & Local / General, Subjects & Themes / Regional (See Also Travel / Pictorials), Photoessays & Documentaries
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaPhotography, History
AuthorKelly Leiter, Bernard Leiter, Robert Kollar
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.7 in
Item Weight37.7 Oz
Item Length12 in
Item Width9 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN97-042100
Reviews"Kollar's photos are the real stars, showing off everything from the Winterfest lights of Pigeon Forge and a Smoky Mountains sunset, to Elvis Presley's birth place in Tupelo, Miss., and The Grand Guitar alongside I-81 on the Tennessee-Virginia line.-- Bristol (TN) Herald-Courier" -- Bristol (TN) Herald-Courier, "Leiter and Kollar focus on the small towns and the rugged beauty of the landscape and folkways that make the region a unique part of America." -- Johnson City Press, It would be helpful if a volume like this one, examining the region in detail, could be published every decade. The text of this brief work is useful in amplifying data and clarifying some of the subtle and not-so-subtle changes that have transformed the Tennessee Valley in recent years., "To be Southern is to know place, and this is a book of place.-- Magazine (Baton Rouge, LA)" -- Magazine (Baton Rouge, LA), "This book provides marvelous photographic insights into the daily life of the Valley, its people, workplaces, and visitors.-- Bookman News" -- Bookman News, Kollar and Leiter focus on the small towns, rugged landscapes, and folkways that make the region a unique part of America, "This book provides marvelous photographic insights into the daily life of the Valley, its people, workplaces, and visitors." -- Bookman News, "Kollar and Leiter focus on the small towns, rugged landscapes, and folkways that make the region a unique part of America-- Cleveland (TN) Banner" -- Cleveland (TN) Banner, "Kollar's photos are the real stars, showing off everything from the Winterfest lights of Pigeon Forge and a Smoky Mountains sunset, to Elvis Presley's birth place in Tupelo, Miss., and The Grand Guitar alongside I-81 on the Tennessee-Virginia line." -- Bristol (TN) Herald-Courier, "Leiter and Kollar focus on the small towns and the rugged beauty of the landscape and folkways that make the region a unique part of America.-- Johnson City Press" -- Johnson City Press, To their credit, they see everything--from stunning sunsets to stock car races, from Dolly Parton to polluting factories, from plowed earth to people of every persuasion, Kollar's photos are the real stars, showing off everything from the Winterfest lights of Pigeon Forge and a Smoky Mountains sunset, to Elvis Presley's birth place in Tupelo, Miss., and The Grand Guitar alongside I-81 on the Tennessee-Virginia line., This book provides marvelous photographic insights into the daily life of the Valley, its people, workplaces, and visitors., "It would be helpful if a volume like this one, examining the region in detail, could be published every decade. ... The text of this brief work is useful in amplifying data and clarifying some of the subtle and not-so-subtle changes that have transformed the Tennessee Valley in recent years." -- Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy, "To their credit, they see everything -- from stunning sunsets to stock car races, from Dolly Parton to polluting factories, from plowed earth to people of every persuasion" -- Knoxville News-Sentinel, "Kollar and Leiter focus on the small towns, rugged landscapes, and folkways that make the region a unique part of America" -- Cleveland (TN) Banner, Leiter and Kollar focus on the small towns and the rugged beauty of the landscape and folkways that make the region a unique part of America., "To their credit, they see everything -- from stunning sunsets to stock car races, from Dolly Parton to polluting factories, from plowed earth to people of every persuasion-- Knoxville News-Sentinel" -- Knoxville News-Sentinel
Dewey Edition21
TitleLeadingThe
Grade FromCollege Graduate Student
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal976.8
SynopsisRobert Kollar captures the diversity, color, and dramatic scale of life in the Tennessee Valley in this collection of 240 color photographs. He records the Friday night high school football games, county fairs, family reunions, and Sunday dinners that make the region so appealing. Kelly Leiter s text reveals the real people behind the faces-their concerns and their pride, their savvy, and their traditionalism.
LC Classification NumberF217.T3K65 1998
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