One hundred and forty original photographs provide a comprehensive view of the American landscape
Covers forty-eight states and eighty thousand miles, reflecting a thirteen-year photographic odyssey
spans from monochromatic black and white imagery to more recent color works for visual variety
Artistic affinities with renowned American masters like Edward Hopper and Grant Wood
Foreword by Jon Meacham adds literary and historical context
Summarized by Shop
Motivated by the profound impact of the 9/11 attacks, photographer Jack Spencer embarked on a poignant journey in 2003 to capture the essence of America and gain clarity on the nation's identity at the time.
Covering forty-eight states and traversing eighty thousand miles over thirteen years, Spencer's odyssey resulted in an extraordinary