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Photography: Inspired Collecting
November 9, 2006
Susan Todd-Raque scholar, writer, critic

Independent scholar, writer, lecturer and critic Susan Todd-Raque discusses the growing enthusiasm for collecting photography and why it is the perfect medium for such a passion.

Art & Architecture
Art History | Criticism | Photography
PBA
High Museum of Art
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