Morrison, Hedda. A Photographer in Old Peking by Hedda Morrison. Bargain copy. Untitled (Friends of Photography) It was the last major

It was the last major mainline American railroad to still operate exclusively with steam power before transitioning to diesel engines

subterranean space where individuals from wildly different social

is a scholarly and visual examination of a specific photographic tradition: the un-enlarged print

satiric artist's book and narrative concept conceived by photographer

expansive qualities of the desert landscape and the amusingly desperate moments that led his students to "pray to the saints" for good shots

Morrison, Hedda. A Photographer in Old Peking by Hedda Morrison. Bargain copy. Untitled (Friends of Photography) It was the last majorOxford University Press, 1985. [Photographs by the author taken in China, including what is now called Beijing, between 1933 and 1946, with introductory essay and detailed captions for photos.] 1st edition, hardcover with dust jacket. Ex library with card pocket inside back cover, moderate shelf wear on bottom edge, spine labels neatly removed from dust jacket, new dust jacket protector, tape shadows on book where former dust jacket protector was