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Art Journal: Winter 1976/1977, Volume XXXVI, Number 2
Donald D. Keyes, Dennis Longwell, ...

The College Art Association of America, 1976

Articles: "The Daguerreotype's Popularity in America" by Donald D. Keyes; "Panama Canal Photographs by Ernest 'Red' Hallen" by Dennis Longwell; "The Daybooks of Edward Weston" by Shelley Rice; "Atget and Man Ray in the Context of Surrealism" by John Fuller; and "The Art Historian and the Photographic Image" by Naomi and Walter Rosenblum.

The Allen Sisters: Pictorial Photographers 1885-1920

2 reviews
Suzanne L. Flynt

Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Assoc., 2002

inspirational
Finally, an introduction to these two Deerfield MA sisters who turned to photography as a trade when deafness interfered with teaching careers. At a time when women weren't commonly professional photographers, they were able to successfully support themselves with commercial sales of pictures which were sensitive and artistic at the same time as marketable. Flynt gives us a detailed biography, ...

Italy: In the Shadow of Time

1 review

Rizzoli International Publications, 1998

Linda Butler captures the timeless spirit of Italy
As with her previous books - "The Shaker Legacy" and 'Rural Japan" Linda Butler captures the timeless spirit of Italy. Her photographs have the ability both to convey a feeling for the atmosphere of a place but also for the people who live and work in it. Her unerring photographic eye homes in on the essence of her subject matter. Her craft is impeccable. Her book most enjoyable.

America and Lewis Hine: Photographs, 1904-1940 (Aperture Monograph)

2 reviews

Aperture, 1997

Compassionate View of Child Labor, Sweatshops and Tenements
Review Summary: Lewis Hine was a pioneer in documenting the working conditions of children. His poignant images of coal mines, sweatshops, and factories shocked America into passing its first legislation to regulate and reduce child labor. Generations of Americans have benefited as a result. Review: The foreword by Walter Rosenblum describes Lewis Hine as being "a born teacher." Mr. Rosenblum ...

A History of Women Photographers

1 review
Naomi Rosenblum

Abbeville Press, 2000

Important and beautiful
This book deserves all of the praise it has earned. Dr. Rosenblum is passionately involved in the art and craft of photography. She has a world view that she puts to great use here. One of the best and most respectful things about this survey, aside from its obvious profusion of well-chosen photographs and the assured and authoritative commentary, is the effectiveness of Dr. Rosenblum's knowing ...

A World History of Photography

11 reviews
Naomi Rosenblum

Abbeville Pr, 1984

This is a great book
This is the most informative and comprihensive book on the intruging history of photography. Anyone interested in the medium must own it. Easy to read and woderful to look at.

Femmes photographes au National Geographic
Cathy Newman, Naomi Rosenblum, ...

National Geographic, 2000

A History of Women Photographers
Naomi Rosenblum

Perseus Distribution Services, 2000

Documenting a Myth: The South As Seen by Three Women Photographers, Chansonetta Stanley Emmons, Doris Ulmann, ...
Naomi Rosenblum, Susan Fillin-Yeh

University of Washington Press, 1999

A History of Women Photographers
Naomi Rosenblum

Perseus Distribution Services, 2000

Photography's Multiple Roles
Eugenia Parry, Naomi Rosenblum

D.A.P./The Museum of Contemporary Photography, 1998

A fascinating exploration of the multiple roles of photography as viewed through perhaps the single most important collection of American photography of the 1960s, 70s, 80s, and 90s the permanent collection of The Museum of Contemporary Photography. Isolating the development of postwar photography into four major roles artistic expression, documentation, commercial industry, and scientific tool the book delivers insightful essays from ...

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