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including The Family of Man—and receiving a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1975
Winner of the European Publishers Award for Photography
and American expansion intersect and adapt within a shared ecosystem
The 176-page book contains 90 duotone photographic plates and a three-part essay
A Matured Focus: Edited during a period the catalog frames as a "mellower phase" of the artist's life
"The Plow that Broke the Plains: Art, Politics & the Resettlement Administration," by Gary D. Saretzky. Untitled (Friends of Photography) including The Family of Man—andArticle about the landmark documentary film, "The Plow That Broke the Plains," directed by Pare Lorentz for the Resettlement Administration, in The Photo Review, 23: 1 (Winter 2000). Issue also includes "No Pictures: Some Thoughts on Jews in Photography," by A. D. Coleman; "Photography at Princeton," by Nicolle Plett; and "Photographing Odysseus," by Nancy Brokaw about the Ernest Schackleton expedition to the Antarctic. Issue signed by Saretzky. Fine.
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