Shahn, Ben. Ben Shahn as Photographer. October 29-December 14, 1969. Signed book breathtaking neo-Gothic palace of the

breathtaking neo-Gothic palace of the Duke of Westminster

"Nadar" by Heinrich Schwarz

The Machine Aesthetic: Influenced by the modernist movements of the 1930s

It provides detailed contextual essays that analyze the debate over photography's place in fine art museums

AutoPolaroids (1969–1971): The volume highlights Samaras's early black-and-white and color experiments

Shahn, Ben. Ben Shahn as Photographer. October 29-December 14, 1969. Signed book breathtaking neo-Gothic palace of theFogg Art Museum, 1969. Essay by David Pratt. Exhibition catalog. [First exhibit devoted solely to Shahn's photographic work with an emphasis on the 1930s. Better known as a social realist painter, Shahn (1898 1969) sometimes photographed people using a prism in front of his lens so that he could make candid shots. He and his wife, artist Bernarda Bryson, became leaders of the arts community in Roosevelt, New Jersey.] 15 illustrations, list of 69