AMERICAN LEGION by Mariah Karson
$35, $8 shipping (US)
12” wide x 8” tall, 1.75lbs
First edition
** Only a few remaining copies — when they are gone, they’re gone! **
AMERICAN LEGION documents Karson's travels to photograph and interview Legionnaires at four American Legion posts in towns with populations under 1,000. From 2014 to 2016, Karson witnessed and explored the lives of Legion members and the impact veterans and posts have on small communities. The project has been compiled into a 252-page hardcover book.
Karson’s photographs and book capture the faces and firsthand accounts of veterans through military experiences, both in wartime and beyond. An example of true Americanism in a diminishing era of organized participation, the project involved spending countless hours with participating veterans as she was welcomed into the various communities she documented. As the U.S. veteran population decreases, Karson's showcasing of unique veteran experiences reminds the reader why service members are so highly regarded and valued in such small communities. Her photographic work captures the daily lives of these veterans and how the cherished military service of years past is still able to flow throughout the fabric of the present community.
$35, $8 shipping (US)
12” wide x 8” tall, 1.75lbs
First edition
** Only a few remaining copies — when they are gone, they’re gone! **
AMERICAN LEGION documents Karson's travels to photograph and interview Legionnaires at four American Legion posts in towns with populations under 1,000. From 2014 to 2016, Karson witnessed and explored the lives of Legion members and the impact veterans and posts have on small communities. The project has been compiled into a 252-page hardcover book.
Karson’s photographs and book capture the faces and firsthand accounts of veterans through military experiences, both in wartime and beyond. An example of true Americanism in a diminishing era of organized participation, the project involved spending countless hours with participating veterans as she was welcomed into the various communities she documented. As the U.S. veteran population decreases, Karson's showcasing of unique veteran experiences reminds the reader why service members are so highly regarded and valued in such small communities. Her photographic work captures the daily lives of these veterans and how the cherished military service of years past is still able to flow throughout the fabric of the present community.
$35, $8 shipping (US)
12” wide x 8” tall, 1.75lbs
First edition
** Only a few remaining copies — when they are gone, they’re gone! **
AMERICAN LEGION documents Karson's travels to photograph and interview Legionnaires at four American Legion posts in towns with populations under 1,000. From 2014 to 2016, Karson witnessed and explored the lives of Legion members and the impact veterans and posts have on small communities. The project has been compiled into a 252-page hardcover book.
Karson’s photographs and book capture the faces and firsthand accounts of veterans through military experiences, both in wartime and beyond. An example of true Americanism in a diminishing era of organized participation, the project involved spending countless hours with participating veterans as she was welcomed into the various communities she documented. As the U.S. veteran population decreases, Karson's showcasing of unique veteran experiences reminds the reader why service members are so highly regarded and valued in such small communities. Her photographic work captures the daily lives of these veterans and how the cherished military service of years past is still able to flow throughout the fabric of the present community.