Garnett, William. The American Aesthetic by Nathaniel Alexander Owings with photographs by William Garnett. Condition:Fine without dust jacket expanding his geographic and philosophical

expanding his geographic and philosophical reach from the suburbs of Colorado to the vast expanses of the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains

It successfully positions Atget as the bridge between 19th-century topographical photography and 20th-century artistic modernism

showcasing the city’s commitment to urban planning and greenery

and Perception

Core Concept and Aesthetic

Garnett, William. The American Aesthetic by Nathaniel Alexander Owings with photographs by William Garnett. Condition:Fine without dust jacket expanding his geographic and philosophicalHarper & Row, 1969. [First major publication by Garnett, Born in 1916, William A. Garnett helped transform aerial photography into an art form and is best known for his photographs taken from the air. His style is noted for strong patterns partially obtained through his exploitation of oblique lighting characteristics of early morning or late afternoon. Not infrequently, his photographs have an ambiguity of scale, as in his Death Valley series, which