Pietropaolo, Vincenzo. Canadians at Work by Vincenzo Pietropaolo. Aperture Magazine favoring historical evidence over aesthetic

favoring historical evidence over aesthetic manipulation

its contributor list reads like a global "who's who" of mid-century and late-20th-century photographic scholarship

San Francisco: West Coast Metropolis by Edwin Rosskam (published in 1939 with an introduction by William Saroyan) is a documentary photography book that portrays the city of San Francisco at the height of its development as a major American urban center

saturated hues popular in 1940s advertising

and later New York editions

Pietropaolo, Vincenzo. Canadians at Work by Vincenzo Pietropaolo. Aperture Magazine favoring historical evidence over aestheticCanadian Auto Workers Union, 2000. Fine hardcover with very good plus protected dust jacket. 198 photographs in black and white, mostly by Vincenzo Pietropaolo. Summary: The book Canadians at Work by photographer Vincenzo Pietropaolo is a sweeping photographic chronicle of Canadian labor at the turn of the millennium. Commissioned in 1999 by Canadian Auto Workers Union to mark the millennium, Pietropaolo (with a team of five other photographers)