A Moving Work By Our Premier Documentary Photographer

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	• Below the Line: Living Poor in America in the 1980's Eugene Richards, Janine Altongy Consumers Union U.S., 1987 - 218 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews
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A Moving Work By Our Premier Documentary Photographer

"~The review above tell you why the publication of this book was necessary: there are millions of people living in America who do not share in America's bounty. And there are apparently many Americans who would rather not confront this reality. works of photographic art, for they clearly are. But the photographs scream out at the viewer that what concerns Richards is the plight of those whose lives he records, rather than photographic technique.

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