California Impressions - Robinson, Marianne
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The photographer writes: I kept these photographs in albums for many years and as I approached age 91, I gave them to Mark Weiman of Regent Press to make them into a book. This book would be different from the books of mine that Mark had printed and published previously. These were my autobiography, Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Fire (2010), and Urban Impressions (2013) black-and-white photographs of New York City. The photographs in this book: California Impressions, were made during trips in the Bay Area as I used my camera to focus on local subjects and scenes.

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Produktbeschreibung
The photographer writes: I kept these photographs in albums for many years and as I approached age 91, I gave them to Mark Weiman of Regent Press to make them into a book. This book would be different from the books of mine that Mark had printed and published previously. These were my autobiography, Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Fire (2010), and Urban Impressions (2013) black-and-white photographs of New York City. The photographs in this book: California Impressions, were made during trips in the Bay Area as I used my camera to focus on local subjects and scenes.
Autorenporträt
Among formative experiences of Marianne Robinson's child-hood and adolescence in Delaware and Pennsylvania were an extended family and community of freethinkers, anarchists, and socialists; an experimental school; and many moves during the Great Depression and World War II. As she was hearing and learning songs of protest against fascism abroad and segregation at home, she witnessed race and class discrimination inside and outside the "liberal" village of her teens. Her adult life has been a juggling act of jobs, singing, activism, motherhood, poetry, photography, self-employment, and creative projects. Her daughter's illness and untimely death had a great impact on her. The determination to make personal choices in the face of relentless economic necessity is a central theme in Marianne's work. It is familiar to those who juggle jobs, single parenting, activism, and creativity in their pursuit of meaning and fulfillment in a society focused on upward mobility and "the race to the top."