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Struan Gray · 02-18-2008, 07:41 AM

There have been quite a few histories of photography and even histories of pictorialism published in the last decade that mention her at least once, but I haven't come across any books dedicated to just Anne Brigman other than the two you mention.

There's a more complete bibliography, including references to Camera Work articles that you can probably find online, here:

http://kls-design.net/article.html

The Library of Congress has a high-res tiff of "Kodak" if you want to make your own wallpaper :-)

The Luminous Lint website is also generally useful for pictorialist info, but in this case doesn't offer much beyond a survey.

Probably your best bet is to see if the Santa Barbara Museum of Art has any copies of "A Poetic Vision" tucked away in the bookshop storeroom.

02-18-2008, 07:41 AM	#2 (permalink)
Struan Gray Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Lund, Sweden Posts: 827	There have been quite a few histories of photography and even histories of pictorialism published in the last decade that mention her at least once, but I haven't come across any books dedicated to just Anne Brigman other than the two you mention. There's a more complete bibliography, including references to Camera Work articles that you can probably find online, here: http://kls-design.net/article.html The Library of Congress has a high-res tiff of "Kodak" if you want to make your own wallpaper :-) The Luminous Lint website is also generally useful for pictorialist info, but in this case doesn't offer much beyond a survey. Probably your best bet is to see if the Santa Barbara Museum of Art has any copies of "A Poetic Vision" tucked away in the bookshop storeroom.