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Pictorial Photography in America 1922

Written by Pictorial Photographers of America

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"Pictorial Photography in America 1922" by Pictorial Photographers of America is a collection of visual art and commentary on photography written in the early 20th century. The book showcases the evolving medium of photography during this period, highlighting its artistic potential and significance. It brings together various works from different photographers, promoting a vision of photography as an art form that transcends mere mechanics. The content reflects the efforts of the Pictorial Photographers of America to elevate photography's status in the art world. The book features selections from nearly a thousand prints submitted for jury consideration, emphasizing aesthetic merit and the sincerity of each artist's vision. With contributions from various photographers across the United States, it provides a glimpse into the creative and technical advancements in photography. The discussions in the book address themes such as artistic integrity, the role of exhibitions, and the communal efforts to advance photographic art, encouraging both established and emerging artists to explore and expand their craft.

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