Lifework chronicles the extraordinary career of George Tice, one of the most celebrated American photographers of the modern age. Beginning with his photographs of The Bowery in the early fifties, Tice has used his camera to document the people and places of everyday America that often go overlooked. This beautiful hardbound book contains photographs from all of Tice’s major bodies of work, as well as images that have never before been published.

Book Details

• Introduction by the late Michael Miller
• Afterword by George Tice
• Slipcased Hardcover
• 12 x 12 in
• 318 quadtone images
• 384 pages

First Edition of 1500