Collections. A Personal View. Photography in the Collection of Paul F. Walter by John Szarkowski. Annuals A world-wide collection of black-and-white

A world-wide collection of black-and-white photographs in the tradition of The Family of Man

portrayed by a beautiful model

but also as a rare collaborative project that bridges Cold War divisions by revisiting a moment of cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union

First-Person Historical Testimony: Beyond a mere picture book

The curated selection emphasizes:

Collections. A Personal View. Photography in the Collection of Paul F. Walter by John Szarkowski. Annuals A world-wide collection of black-and-whiteMuseum of Modern Art, 1985. Hardcover, cloth, very good with protected dust jacket faded on spine. 70 photographs with a biographical essay about each photographer by John Szarkowski. Essay on Collectors of Photography by John Pultz. 136 pages. Photographers include Robert Adamson; Eugene Atget; Edouard Denis Baldus; Felice Beato; Cecil Beaton; Ilse Bing; Bisson Freres; Samuel Bourne; Brassai; Julia Margaret Cameron, Henri Cartier Bresson; Imogen