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Essay by Brad Kessler
which historically excluded or marginalized non-white image-makers
photography finally established itself as an independent modern art form
environmental portraiture
The Bitter Years, 1935-1941. Rural America as seen by the photographers of the Farm Security Administration. Aperture Magazine Essay by Brad KesslerMuseum of Modern Art, 1962. Exhibition catalog edited by Edward Steichen. Texts by Rexford Tugwell and Grace Mayer. Wraps, very good with crimps on covers and near bottom of pages. Second of three known printings. FSA Photographers illustrated: Dorothea Lange; Jack Delano; Ben Shahn; Walker Evans; John Vachon; Arthur Rothstein; Carl Mydans; Russell Lee; Marion Post Wolcott; Summary: The Bitter Years, 19351941, published by the Museum of Modern Art
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