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Warren Johnson
Visual resonances, August Sander and Richard Avedon (Occasional readings in photography)
by Columbia College Chicago (Unknown Binding)

Richard Avedon
Richard Avedon, photographer: [exhibition] September 10 - October 4, 1975, Marlborough Gallery, New York
by The Gallery (Unknown Binding)

19th and 20th Century Protographic Literature and Photgraphs (3/13/1997)
by Swann Galleries, NY (Paperback)

Illustrated auction catalog interesting for its photos and bibliographic information. Frances Firth Egytian photo on cover and surrealist Marcel LeFrancq on the back. 457 entires.

Richard Avedon
Avedon, photographs, 1947-1977: [exhibition], May 2 - June 24, 1979, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
by The Museum (Unknown Binding)

Richard Avedon
An Interview with Richard Avedon
(CD) (Release Date: 2007-02-12)

One of the 20th Century's leading portrait photographers discusses his life and work, especially his exhibit of photographs "In the American West," with Connie Goldman. Recorded in 1985; released on CD in 2007. Product No. AF1650D.

Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon
Random House Presents 20th Century Photography
by Random House (Hardcover)

The work of two of the most celebrated photographers of the late 20th century is explored in this pair of monographs. Each of the extraordinary portraits made by photographer Annie Leibovitz for her book Women stands on its own. Looked at together, these "photographs of people with nothing more in common than that they are women (and living in America at the end of the twentieth century), all--well almost all--fully clothed," writes Susan Sontag in the book's preface, form "an anthology of destinies and disabilities and new possibilities." Leibovitz, who in her years working for Rolling Stone, Vogue, and Vanity Fair magazines has photographed hundreds of celebrities, turns her lens on a wide range of ordinary and extraordinary female subjects: coal miners, socialites, first ladies, artists, domestic-violence victims, an astronaut, a surgeon, a maid. What she creates is a reflection of contemporary American womanhood that mirrors both women's accomplishments and the ...

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