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deeply empathetic documentary record of the Great Depression
objective realism of industrial structures and botanical still lifes to dynamic street photography
A fiercely independent bohemian who famously photographed herself holding a beer stein and a cigarette to mock Victorian gender norms
Jacques-Henri Lartigue
A Thirty-Year Visual Archive
Jacobson-Hardy, Michael. Factories, Schools, Prisons by Michael Jacobson-Hardy. Untitled (Friends of Photography) deeply empathetic documentary record ofIris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery, College of the Holy Cross, 1996. Text by Victoria L. Swigert. Small label of the photographer inside back cover. [Photographs with quotations sequenced in the three series specified in the title, in black and white, mainly in central Massachusetts.] Oblong wraps, 96 pages, fine. Summary: Factories, Schools, Prisons is a compelling photo documentary exhibition and catalog by American photographer Michael Jacobson