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Fritz Albert



Fritz Albert
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Title: Fritz Albert
Description: Portrait of Fritz Albert making a photograph will his Rolliflex on a tripod. Photograph was used in the exhibit, Land and People, Fritz Albert-Photographs.

Image ID: 97308
Creator
Name:
Unknown
Collection
Name:
Albert, Fritz : Papers, 1923-2001
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information:
Over his three-and-a-half decades at UW-Madison, Fritz produced more than 200 feature length and short films for our department, then known as Agricultural Journalism. In collaboration with UW-Extension and the Land Tenure Center, he devoted much of his attention to land reform and agricultural issues. He was a visionary whose passion for land reform and best agricultural practices put him at the forefront of the environmental movement long before �environmentalism� became part of the American vocabulary.
Subjects: Cameras
Art exhibitions
Men
Outdoor photography
Photographers
Clothing and dress
 

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