Midwest photos of Art Sinsabaugh

Does anyone else affected by the photos of art sinsabaugh? He did a long book 6 MID-AMERICAN CHANTS - 11 MIDWEST PHOTOGRAPHS along with the poet Sherwood Anderson. These were 12 X 20 camera shots cropped down to Midwest proportions. The Art Institute of Chicago has a number of original prints in their collection.
I was very affected by these when I saw them in the late 60’s at the Center for Photography in Louisvile, Ky.
His photos of Chicago in a more normal format are less interesting to me but still a good statement on Chicago at the time.

I've never seen his original prints, although I'd like to. It seems that he was a pioneer in using the banquet-format cameras for landscape. Most of what I know about him was published in the book "Landscape: Theory", published by Ralph Gibson's Lustrum Press in the early 1980s.

This is a new name for me as well. I've been googling a bit. this came up;

I think you can see many of Sinsabaugh’s photos on the Art Institute of Chicago web site. The large book with the poetry is shown on ebay.

It's in the Wayback Machine so the pages often load slowly, but:

https://web.archive.org/web/2007031...u/~iuam/online_modules/sinsabaugh/p_main.html