Mortensen, William. Leica Photography, 7:6. June 1938. Frontispiece by William Mortensen. Untitled (Friends of Photography) The book represents a radical

The book represents a radical departure from the glamorized

the text proves that the legislation was pushed through by complex political and economic interests—such as the Northern Pacific Railroad—rather than purely emotional reactions to Jackson's visuals

Rather than viewing the American West as an isolated wilderness

A central pillar of the publication is its exploration of Draper's leadership within the Kamoinge Workshop

Mortensen, William. Leica Photography, 7:6. June 1938. Frontispiece by William Mortensen. Untitled (Friends of Photography) The book represents a radicalIncludes full page frontis, "Pierre," by William Mortensen. Entire issue, 26 pages. Articles include Construction Photography, A Land of Contrasts (Mexico) by Dr. Leonard V. Bushman, Continuous Projection, Tuma Gas Paper, The Tenth Gatti Africa Expedition, Prize Winning Photographs, et al. Very good. Summary: Leica Photography (Volume 7, No. 6, June 1938) is a 26 page issue of the vintage monthly periodical published by E. Leitz, Inc. The magazine