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mirroring the sterile nature of the environments she photographed
it remains a vital primary source for scholars tracking Wessel’s development before his major later retrospectives at San Francisco MoMA and the Art Institute of Chicago
Dream Merchants: Making and Selling Films in Hollywood's Golden Age by Jan-Christopher Horak is a scholarly exploration of the industrial and promotional machinery behind the American film studio system
by Ruth Bernhard
and family dinners
Hine, Lewis W. Lewis W. Hine and the American Social Conscience by Judith Mara Gutman. Signed book mirroring the sterile nature ofWalker and Company, 1967. First edition, hardcover in cloth, good without dust jacket. Rubber stamp of an unnamed college art department on flyleaves. Damp stain on rear cover. Worn at base of spine. Small red dot at top of text block. See photos for other spots of wear on covers. Interior pages fine. 156 pages. Texts: Lewis Hine (biography), Bibliography. Photos: chapters on Immigrants, Children Mostly Working, Adults Out of the New IndustrialImage,
