and the Metropolitan Museum of Art
the canon itself must be redefined to value different modes of expression
the project resulted in an unparalleled documentary portrait of everyday American life
By placing the ritualistic clarity of Fulvio Roiter alongside the staged surrealism of Ralph Eugene Meatyard
The accompanying essays frame the entire exhibition as a critical diplomatic and cultural milestone
Drtikol, František. František Dritikol. Photographs, 1901–1914. By Jan Mlčoch. Signed Copy and the Metropolitan Museum ofPublished by Kant in cooperation with the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague, and the Neumann Foundation, Gingins, Switzerland, 1999. Distributed by D. A. P. Hardcover, illustrated boards, like new. 36 plates in color plus text illustrations. Text in English, French, and Czech. Drtikol was a leading Pictorialist photographer and along with Josef Sudek, one of the best known Czech photographers active in the first half of the 20th century. Landscapes,