In The Gold Dust Rush
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Please note that both copies are brand new, however, the imperfect one (still in shrink wrap) has a slight soft bump to top corner of front cover caused during transportation
First edition of IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH by Jason Lee.
First impression
Large format hardback in new condition
Published by Stanley/Barker
About IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH
Maybe you are familiar with Jason Lee from the television series My Name is Earl, or you may know him as a former professional skateboarder. But did you know he is also a producer, writer and in later years he has discovered a passion for photography? In his new monograph titled IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH are collected 12 years worth of photographs. These 84 beautifully printed and captivating black and white images are all taken during his travels accross America. From landscapes to cityscapes Lee's lense captures neglected or abandoned sites easily overlooked by other travelers. The photographer is drawn to places that had seemingly fallen between the cracks, fascinated by the evident presence of cancellation and departure.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN A BRAND NEW COPY OR ONE WITH A SOFT BUMP
Please note that both copies are brand new, however, the imperfect one (still in shrink wrap) has a slight soft bump to top corner of front cover caused during transportation
First edition of IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH by Jason Lee.
First impression
Large format hardback in new condition
Published by Stanley/Barker
About IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH
Maybe you are familiar with Jason Lee from the television series My Name is Earl, or you may know him as a former professional skateboarder. But did you know he is also a producer, writer and in later years he has discovered a passion for photography? In his new monograph titled IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH are collected 12 years worth of photographs. These 84 beautifully printed and captivating black and white images are all taken during his travels accross America. From landscapes to cityscapes Lee's lense captures neglected or abandoned sites easily overlooked by other travelers. The photographer is drawn to places that had seemingly fallen between the cracks, fascinated by the evident presence of cancellation and departure.
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