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| The Period 1900-1920 | |
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| Overview of the Period | |
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| Technology and the Market | |
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| George Eastman and the Origins of Mass Amateur Photography | |
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| Pictorial Photography | |
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| Alfred Stieglitz and his WorkfromPhotography as a Fine Art | |
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| Gertrude Kasebier and the Artistic Commercial Portrait from Photography as a Fine Art | |
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| Methods of Individual ExpressionfromPhotography as a Fine Art | |
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| Other Methods of Individual ExpressionfromPhotography as a Fine Art | |
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| A Visit to Steichen's Studio | |
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| The Influences of Artistic Photography in Interior Decoration | |
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| The Photograph Beautiful 1895-1915 | |
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| What Remains? | |
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| Is Photography a New Art? | |
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| Camera Work | |
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| Social Work | |
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| On the Invention of Photographic Meaning | |
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| Atget and the Art of Photography | |
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| A listing of photographers of the period | |
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| The Period 1920-1940 | |
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| Overview of the Period | |
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| Photography,Paul Strand | |
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| Photography and the New God | |
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| The Art Motive in Photography | |
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| FromDaybooks, V. 2 | |
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| Edward Weston's Late Landscapes | |
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| Modern Photojournalism, Origins and Evolution 1910- 1933 | |
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| On Photomontage | |
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| Light - a Medium of Plastic Expression | |
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| The Future of the Photographic Process | |
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| From Pigment to Light | |
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| Photomontage as a Weapon in Class Struggle | |
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| Photography and Typography | |
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| A History of the Photo League: The Members Speak | |
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| FromIn This Proud Land | |
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| FromPhotographs of America: Walker Evans | |
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| James Van Der Zee's Harlem Book of the Dead: A Study in Cultural Relationships | |
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| Photography in the Service of Surrealism | |
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| Introduction fromGreat Photographic Essays of Life | |
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| Country DoctorfromGreat Photographic Essays of Life | |
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| Drama Beneath a City WindowfromGreat Photographic Essays of Life | |
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| A listing of photographers of the period | |
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| The Period 1940-1960 | |
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| Overview of the Period | |
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| The Judgment Seat of Photography | |
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| Of Mother Nature and Marlboro Men: An Inquiry into the Cultural Meanings of Landscape Photography | |
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| A Personal Credo | |
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| Introduction from Places | |
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| Aaron Siskind Photographs | |
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| The Great Family of Man | |
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| American Photography and the American Dream | |
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| Aperture in the Fifties: The Word and the Wayfrom American Photography: A Critical History 19456 to the Present | |
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| Memorable FanciesfromMirrors Messages Manifestations | |
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| A listing of photographers of the period | |
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| The Period 1960-1980 | |
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| Overview of the Period | |
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| The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction | |
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| The Photographic Message | |
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| The Rhetoric of the Image | |
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