Ghost Towns
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"Relocation Days"
Manzanar, CA ~ 2005
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Beneath these mighty mountains lies a humiliating chapter in our nation's history-- the history of Manzanar, 1 of 10 Japanese Internment Camps from 1949 to 1955. At this particular location, just north of Lone Pine, CA, over ten thousand Japanese Americans were held captive during the second World War in fear of espionage. All that's left of Manzanar are memories and a few foundations, along with this last remaining guard house that kept a close watch on every man, woman and child inside.
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Print Information
All Sierra Life prints are printed on the best archival ink papers. Each print is also individually signed by me on the matte below the print.
Should you choose to purchase a Sierra Life print in matted form, the default matte you will receive is a standard white core with white inset. The matte is also fully customizable to a variety of tones. Simply contact me for more details on my custom matting.
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Copyright © 2008 Paul Sebesta
