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and children that represent the birth of social documentary photography
Daniel and Smock curate the layout to show the vast economic and social divides of the period
Color as Art: The editors emphasize that color was no longer just for advertising
and people existing on the margins of society
It forces viewers to acknowledge their own desires and the potential discomfort of invading another person's private space
Elisofon, Eliot. A Week in Agata’s World: Poland by Eliot Elisofon. Signed book and children that represent theCrowell Collier Press REC Library Edition, 1970. Ex school library, pictorial boards, very good, with usual library evidence and discard written inside cover. Life of a little girl in Cracow, Poland, when it was behind the Iron Curtain. Text and photographs by Elisofon, photographer for LIFE for more than twenty years. Issued in the Face to Face series, other titles of which are listed on the back cover with bio and portrait of Elisofon. Not issued
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