He first came to national attention in 1954 when Fortune magazine published his work with an introduction by Walker Evans
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Henry Wessel. Incidents by Henry Wessel. New in shrink-wrap. Camera Magazine He first came to nationalNazraeli Press, 2013. 1st edition, cloth, new in original shrink wrap. 11. 75 x 11. 5 inches. 27 previously unpublished photographs. 64 pages. These black and white photographs were featured in an exhibit at Pace McGill Gallery. Wessel, who was included in the famous New Topographics show and book, stated in an interview: "We can recognize and name what has been described but not what just happened, not what is going on, not what is about to happen.