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illustrating how subverting formal photographic "rules" can capture a deeper
Morgan and Morgan
Rather than relying entirely on retrospective historical analysis
The authors provide thorough overviews of early foundational processes—such as the daguerreotype
Wilson, George Washington. George Washington Wilson: Studies from a Point of View by Lesley Greene. Untitled (Friends of Photography) illustrating how subverting formal photographicScottish Arts Council, 1979. Issued in conjunction with an exhibition 20 January 1979 February 1979 at Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum. Subsequently traveled to three other venues in Hawick, Oban, and Inverness. Includes checklist of 155 views of Scotland. Wraps, 30 pages, near fine with minor shelf wear. Summary: Published in 1979 by the Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum, George Washington Wilson: Studies from a Point of View is a scholarly monograph
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