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'Casa No Name' is Deborah Turbeville'sphotographic essay of her hauntingly beautiful house located in the central highlands of Mexico.

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Deborah Turbeville, the photographer whose romantic fin de siecle imagery wafted through the pages of Vogue and other fashion and art magazines in the '70s and '80s, is at her moodiest in Casa No Name a pictorial memoir of the house she has had in San Miguel, Mexico, since 1985. The New York Times<br><br> . ..haunting collection of photographs... Interiors Magazine<br><br> Turbeville uses her signature painterly quality throughout this haunting portrait and intersperses it with journal entries and poetry waxing lyrical about her spiritual connection with her home. Picture Magazine <br> <br><br>

"""Deborah Turbeville, the photographer whose romantic fin de siecle imagery wafted through the pages of Vogue and other fashion and art magazines in the '70s and '80s, is at her moodiest in ""Casa No Name"" a pictorial memoir of the house she has had in San Miguel, Mexico, since 1985."" ""The New York Times "".""..haunting collection of photographs..."" ""Interiors Magazine """"Turbeville uses her signature painterly quality throughout this haunting portrait and intersperses it with journal entries and poetry waxing lyrical about her spiritual connection with her home."" ""Picture Magazine"" "" """

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Deborah Turbeville's work first appeared in Vogue in the 1970s. Since then, she has been a dominant figure in contemporary photography. Her work continues to be exhibited around the world and is published regularly in many international magazines.

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