Hill and Adamson. Hill & Adamson Photographs edited by Grahan Ovenden. Condition:fine not price clipped documentary-style architectural photography in favor

documentary-style architectural photography in favor of something far more impressionistic

Heilbron focused his lens entirely on the "backyard"—the vulnerable

Other photographers include Edward Weston

these images were designed to be enlarged to a monumental scale (10×15 feet or larger)

very good with rubbing on cover

Hill and Adamson. Hill & Adamson Photographs edited by Grahan Ovenden. Condition:fine not price clipped documentary-style architectural photography in favorAcademy Photographic Editions St. Martins' Press, 1973. Introduction by Marina Henderson. 1st ed. [Sepia tone calotypes from the 1840s by Scotland's David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, mostly portraits, with a few landscapes and group shots. Includes some of the first social documentary photographs of fishermen and fishwives. Summary: Hill & Adamson Photographs Published in 1973 by Academy Editions and St. Martin's Press, Hill & Adamson