Combining humor and seriousness, this picture-filled book beautifully documents an artistic collaboration across more than two centuries The 18th-century naturalist/artist William Bartram is renowned for his Travels, a volume recounting his 1770s trip through the American Southeast and for his revelatory drawings Mark Dion is a contemporary ожжыъ artist famous for working with historical and museum collections, and for site-specific displays that mimic the historical exhibits surrounding them Commissioned for the landmark John Bartram house at Philadelphia’s Bartram’s Garden, the “Travels Reconsidered” exhibition and Dion’s 21st-century journey that produced it are evoked in Travels of William Bartram - Reconsidered, a book filled with copious photographs, drawings, and texts Essays by the organizing art curator and an art critic; the first history of Bartram’s Garden published in 50 years, by its Resident Bartram Scholar; and excerpts from Mark Dion’s travel diary and reproductions of letters and texts about the project and its people make this book a treasure trove of exploration that encompasses different times, spaces, and ideas of natural history and art.  Eplutus2010 г Твердый переплет, 112 стр ISBN 0615257488.