Disfarmer - first edition Sturm & Drang publishersMike Disfarmer Disfarmer twin palms publishers october 1996 7 x 10 inches 182 gravure plates 280 pages first edition Heber Springs Portraits 1939 1946 In Heber Springs, a reclusive photographer known simply as "Disfarmer" created an uncanny record of American rural life during the 1930s and 1940s. Working out of his modest studio, Disfarmer created portraits which are direct and unpretentious. Disfarmer's portraits of cotton farmers, tradesmen,
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