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- 1-4. Mishka Henner, Less Américains, 2012, 7.5 × 8.5 in (19x21.5 cm), self-published, 180 pages, hardcover, edition of 350. Courtesy of the artist, © Mishka Henner
- 5-6. Roger Hargreaves, Jill Offenbeck and Stefani Petrilli (curators), The Canadians, 2016, 7.8 × 8.8 in (19.8x22.4 cm), Toronto, Bone Idle Books, 172 pages, hardcover with dust jacket. Courtesy of Bone Idle Books, © Bone Idle Books
- 7-8. Dafydd Hughes, Every Face in The Americans, 2010, 7x7in (18x18 cm), self-published via Blurb, 126 pages, hardcover, print-on-demand. Courtesy of the artist, © Dafydd Hughes, Photos: © Silvio Lorusso
- 9-10. Jonathan Lewis, Looking in, 2012, 13 × 20 cm, self-published, 80 pages, softcover, print-on-demand. Courtesy of the artist, © Jonathan Lewis
- 11. Michel Campeau, series Revisiting Robert Frank and The Americans through Amateur Color Photography in the Fifties, 2014-2016, various dimensions, inkjet prints, Courtesy of the artist, © Michel Campeau
- 12-13. Andreas Schmidt, The Americans, 2011, 7x7in (18x18 cm), self-published via Blurb, 170 pages, hardcover, print-on-demand. Courtesy of the artist, © Andreas Schmidt