Fortress

Dorota Bakalus & Douglas Petersen

2007, 120 pages, 14 x 11 inches

$45.00 cloth, ISBN: 978-09655747-1-6

With text, technical drawings and other historical material, this beautifully produced book presents photographs of the remains of the Austro-Hungarian military fortifications at Przemysl, Poland. Built during the 19th century, the forts were besieged and destroyed during the First World War. Today the forts lie in ruins, as nature reclaims what remains of the once glorious architecture.

Public Sculpture in New Jersey

Photographs by Douglas Petersen, Text by Meredith Bzdak

1999, 215 pages, 10 x 7 inches, cloth: Out of Print

Paper, ISBN: 0-8135-2700-7 Rutgers University Press

Winner of N.J. Historical Preservation Award

New Jersey boasts more than 700 public sculptures. By surveying these works as a group, we learn who shaped New Jersey, what events we considered significant, and how we hope we will be remembered. Public Sculpture in New Jersey examines 150 years of past and current patterns in the commissioning and placement of outdoor art in the Garden State.

The Last Light of Day

Photographs by Douglas Petersen

1997, 48 pages, 11 x 14 inches

$40.00 cloth, ISBN: 0-9655747-0-9

$250.00 Special edition in handmade tray case with an original print

This book presents twenty seven views of the Delaware River made in the early 1990's by the photographer Douglas Petersen. With a text introduction by Cynthia Poten, this beautiful publication stands as an eloquent and vital statement on the Eastern landscape.