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Catalogue I stands as a vital historical document reflecting the growing institutional and commercial validation of photography as a fine art form during the late 1970s
Kyle Bajakian
an esteemed local historian and official Monmouth County Historian
institutional black-and-white portraiture
The vast majority of the black-and-white portraits compiled in the catalog were taken in Sweden
Women Photographers. The Achievements of Women in Photography, Honoring Barbara Morgan and Eve Arnold. Signed Copy Catalogue I stands as aTheme issue of Photographic INsight, Volume 2, Number 4, 1992. Most of this issue is based on a symposium held at the Rhode Island School of Design on March 2, 1991. Includes "Women, Photography and the Art Establishment: How Far Have We Come? A Symposium;" Sung, Chue Mei; The Pine, The Bamboo and the Plum: The Work of Barbara Morgan" by Diana Emery Hulick; "A Conversation Between Eve Arnold and April Rapier;" "Reinventing Photographic History: