The four seasons of Kansas
By: photographs by Daniel D. Dancer ; introduction by William Least Heat-Moon.
Contributors: Kansas. Dept. of Commerce.
Edition: Revised edition.
Publisher: Published for the Kansas Dept. of Commerce and Kansas! magazine by the University Press of Kansas
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Lawrence, Kan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Kansas -- Pictorial works
Genres: Pictorial works.
Other titles: KS. magazine.; 4 seasons of Kansas.
Description: "Daniel Dancer moves through the four seasons, capturing first the vast, spare grandeur of prairie and sky, then focusing closer to illuminate the more intimate pieces of the Kansas landscape - the icy fur of a buffalo in winter, a solitary gravestone nearly overgrown by prairie grass. Season by season, he uncovers the uncomplicated, subtle beauty of the state.".

"Introducing each section of the book is an aerial photograph of an earthwork by crop artist Stan Herd. By plowing and planting various crops, Herd transformed a field into the image of Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflower Still Life. Dancer's camera captures Herd's earthwork as it changes color and fullness through spring, summer, and fall, and is blanketed by snow in winter.".

"This revised edition features a new preface, four new seasonal essays, and eleven new photographs replacing those found in the original 1988 edition."--BOOK JACKET.