Wegman, William (Continued)
large-format Polaroids, 1668
Man Ray, 1668
pathetic irony, 1668
puns, 1668
selected works, 1672
seriousness of conceptual art, 1668
virtual reality and, 1622
works with Weimaraner dogs, 1667
Weiss, David,seeFischli, Peter, and David Weiss
Welpott, Jack, 1672–1674
American, 1672, 1673
biography, 1673
Brownie camera, 1672
cityscape photographs, 1673
formal problems, 1673
further reading, 1674
G.I. Bill, 1672
group exhibitions, 1674
Henry Holmes Smith and, 1672
individual exhibitions, 1673
interest in psychology, 1672
landscapes, 1673
painting, 1673
pioneer in photographic education, 1672
selected works, 1674
subjects, 1673
winding down of Beat Generation, 1673
West Africa,seeAfrica, Central and West
Western photographers, 16
Weston, Edward, 1674–1678
American, 1674–1676
ARMCO photographs, 1675
artists shaping aesthetic, 1675
biography, 1676–1678
break with pictorialism, 1675
competitions, 1675
first monograph, 1676
further reading, 1678
group exhibitions, 1678
Guggenheim Fellowship, 1676
individual exhibitions, 1678
Kodak Bulls-Eye #2 camera, 1674
Limited Editions Club, 1676
Modernism, 1675
nudes, 1675
Photo-Secession movement, 1674
postcard camera, 1674
posthumous showings, 1676
purists, 1674
selected works, 1678
straight prints, 1674
toning and, 1547
White, Clarence, 1678–1681
American, 1678–1680
anti-commercial philosophy of Stieglitz, 1679
biography, 1680
Camera Work, 1679
commercial photography, 1679
election to Linked Ring Brotherhood, 1679
further reading, 1680
London Salon, 1679
Morning, 1679
Photo-Secession and, 1678
Pictorialism, 1678Premo view camera, 1679
selected works, 1680
Socialism, 1679
White School of Photography, 1679
White, Minor, 1682–1685
American, 1682, 1683
Ansel Adams and, 1682
biography, 1683
bold vision, 1682
contribution to photography, 1682
further reading, 1684
George Eastman House staff, 1683
group exhibitions, 1684
individual exhibitions, 1683, 1684
innocence of vision, 1682
Jerry Uelsmann and, 1570
manuscript, 1682
MoMA photographer, 1682
Oregon Art Project, 1682
People’s Power League, 1682
selected publications, 1684
selected works, 1684
spiritual aspects of photography, 1682
statement of philosophy, 1683
student of photomicrography, 1682
teaching at Rochester Institute of Technology, 1683
theater techniques introduced by, 1682
U.S. Army Intelligence Corps, 1682
visiting professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1683
Zen meditation, 1682
White balancing, 299
Wiener Aktionismus, 1686, 1687
alchemy, 1687
communal life, 1686
deliberately extreme actions, 1687
documenting of actions, 1687
Festival of Psycho-Physical Naturalism, 1686
further reading, 1687
Gunter Brus, 1686
Herman Nitsch’s life work, 1686
notoriety of, 1686
performance artists, 1686
Post-war Modernism, 1687
ritualistic statement, 1686
shock-artists, 1687
Viennese expressionism, 1686
work ignored by critics, 1687
Wildlife photo books, African, 30
Wilhelm, Henry, Corbis/Bettmann and, 335
Willis-Kennedy, Deborah, 1687–1689
African American photographic history, 1687
American, 1687, 1688
biography, 1689
fine art exhibitions, 1687
further reading, 1689
groundbreaking work, 1687
group exhibitions, 1689
identity of new negro, 1688
important themes in exhibits, 1688
individual exhibitions, 1689
MacArthur Foundation Grant, 1687
neutral stance of critics, 1688
notable national exhibits, 1688
research positions, 1688INDEX
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