Eric KrollSex objects: an American Photodocumentary
Photographs: Eric Kroll
Publisher: Addison House
108 pages
Year: 1977
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Eric Kroll creates intimate portraits of marginalized figures from the mid-seventies in the United States, depicting sex workers as unique beings, thus breaking the idea that they are simply objects. He travelled from Iowa to California and Texas capturing fifty women in their daily basis.
Illustrated softcover, perfect binding, 19 × 27.5 cm, first edition, colors photographs printed in coloured paper, inscribed copy with a lipstick kiss mark, and a notation from a probable model of the book named Reb Rebecca, in good condition other
than a few scratches and one tear on the dust jacket.
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