John Hafey’s The Park, as it was originally named, is a 142 page signed limited edition slip-cased monograph containing over 100 images and an original print, which explores a contemporary vision of Frederick Law Olmsted’s Buffalo master work created in the 1870s Delaware Park.
The book, along with several prints, has been placed in the archive of Fairsted, Olmsted’s home and office in Brookline Massachusetts, and now the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historical Site which contains thousands of historical documents related to Olmsted’s work.
To view The Park go to: https://online.flipbuilder.com/gbde/sjct/
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