formalist technique to build a universal visual atlas of human dignity and everyday life across geographic boundaries
black-and-white photographs of live animals
public school series—commissioned to show American educational progress at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1900—alongside her profoundly respectful documentary portraits of minority students at the Hampton Institute and the Carlisle Indian Industrial School
and local customs encountered by travelers journeying between the terminal cities of Cristóbal and Balboa
It accompanied a landmark exhibition running from December 8
Stryker, Roy. Roy Stryker: Humane Propagandist by James C. Anderson, Robert J. Doherty, et al. Signed Copy formalist technique to build aUniversity of Louisville, 1977. Roy Emerson Stryker (18931975) was the director of the Historical Section, Farm Security Administration, that produced an enormous photographic archives during the 1930s and early 1940s that is now at the Library of Congress. Subsequently, he continued this type of role for the Office of War Information and Standard Oil of New Jersey. This book provides 50 full page illustrations of FSA and Standard Oil of NJ project