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remains a rare and valuable artifact for scholars tracking the institutional recognition of color photography at major American museums during the early 1980s
1977) is a specialized academic monograph published by the University of New Mexico's Department of Art and Art History under the editorship of art historian Nicolai Cikovsky
where the photograph is treated as a constructed object rather than a transparent window into reality
documenting how Americans express their identity through the objects they create and the spaces they inhabit
Hine, Lewis W. Lewis W. Hine, 1874-1940: Two Perspectives by Judith Mara Gutman. Untitled (Friends of Photography) remains a rare and valuableGrossman, 1974. Wraps, very good with crimps in cover, otherwise fine. By the author of Lewis W. Hine and the American Social Conscience. (1967). Summary: Published in 1974, Lewis W. Hine, 1874 1940: Two Perspectives is a focused monograph written by cultural historian Judith Mara Gutman, featuring an introduction by legendary photojournalist Cornell Capa. Released as part of the International Center of Photography Library of Photographers series,
