Photography is a 172-page scholarly monograph and critical evaluation written by visual culture academic Andrea Noble
and station agents whose lives and labor were intimately intertwined with the steam engine
and daily operations of the Canal Zone in the late 1920s
Structure: The imagery is accompanied by essays from Patrick O'Dowd that frame Muench's visuals within the spirit of the land and a deeper connection to the American experience
Not to be confused with later reprints
Ovo Magazine. Issue 50, Portraits, November 1983. Untitled (Friends of Photography) Photography is a 172-page scholarlyThis beautiful large format Canadian publication features work by Louise Abbott, Claire Beaugrand Champagne, Roland Beniak, Guy Borremans, Francois Brunelle, Pierre Charbonneau, Stephanie Colvey, D. R. Cowles, Judith Crawly, Pierre Gaudard, Margery Gochnauer, Jacques Goulet, Shela Greenberg, Normand Gregoire, Pamela Harris, Edward Hillel, Lynne Johnston, Jacques Lafond, Ron Levine, Arnaud Maggs, Normand Metivier, Lynn Murray, Vincenzo Pietropaolo,