is a landmark 112-page monograph that preserves and celebrates the visual legacy of one of America's greatest early 20th-century ethnographic portraitists
Angelica Roberts
introducing American audiences to a generation of German photographers
The catalog emphasizes that Hine was not merely a documentarian but a sophisticated artist
The Changing City: The collection serves as a historical record of San Francisco between the 1920s and the 1960s
Marsden, Simon. Visions of Poe: A Personal Selection of Edgar Allan Poe's Stories and Poems. Untitled (Friends of Photography) is a landmark 112-page monographWebb & Bower, Devon, in association with Michael Joseph, London, UK, 1988. Hardcover with protected dust jacket, fine fine, like new. Selections from Poe with evocative black and white photos by Marsden, some taken with infrared film and using specialized printing techniques. Marsden previously published the books Ruins (1980) and The Haunted Realm (1986). Summary: Visions of Poe, published in 1988, is a unique illustrated anthology that pairs a