Rauhauser, Bill. A Sustained Vision: Bill Rauhauser. From Content to Form, 1946-1992. Signed Copy Cultural Impact: This book was

Cultural Impact: This book was a commercial and critical phenomenon

and Fred Licht

At the time of this publication in 1941

Jacobi immigrated to New York City and established a successful studio on 57th Street

The Architecture of Isolation: The catalog focuses heavily on the decades Kertész spent in Manhattan after emigrating from Paris in 1936

Rauhauser, Bill. A Sustained Vision: Bill Rauhauser. From Content to Form, 1946-1992. Signed Copy Cultural Impact: This book wasDetroit Focus Gallery, April 24 through May 30, 1992. Foreword by Mary M. Denison. Essay by Ellen Sharp. Stiff illustrated wraps, 16 pages printed on heavy weight paper, illustrated with 19 black and white photographs with varied subject matter. Includes checklist of 53 works and biographical information on the Detroit photographer, whose work was included in the 1955 Family of Man exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Very good with minor