offering a broad spectrum of work ranging from 19th-century pioneers to contemporary masters
1954–1968" (1994) provides a visual and narrative survey of the American struggle for racial equality
and hundreds of pieces of early apparatus
shifts seamlessly from traditional forms to whimsical
analyzing how the camera transformed from an experimental laboratory novelty into the world's most powerful medium for documenting current events and shaping public opinion
Witkin, Lee D. and Barbara London. The Photograph Collector's Guide. Untitled (Friends of Photography) offering a broad spectrum ofBoston: NYGS, 1979. 1st edition. Indispensable reference with biographies, bibliographies, and facsimiles of signatures of numerous master photographers, with brief listings for hundreds of others. With extensive information about museum collections, exhibition galleries, chronology of photography, explanation of processes, glossary, care and restoration, matting and framing, limited edition portfolios, separate list of daguerreotypists, detailed