Dover photography collections

Presents reproductions of 120 unretouched photographs that expose the artforms that can be found in plant life, taken by early twentieth-century sculptor and teacher Karl Blossfeldt.

Reprints Alexander Gardner's 1866 collection of one hundred photos, each presented with commentary, that he took in the field during the Civil War.

A collection of 206 photographs that help document what life was like for the European Jews who lived in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1941.

A collection of sixty-nine black-and-white photographs by Lewis Hine that capture men in the mid-twentieth century working in the construction industry.

Reproduces chronologically all the photographs and other illustrations that ever appeared in "Camera Work, " a magazine edited and published by photographer Alfred Stieglitz between 1903 and 1917, showcasing the work of numerous American and European artists and photographers.

Presents the autobiography of early twentieth-century photographer, Alvin Langdon Coburn, and contains over seventy reproductions of his works.

Traces the history of photography from the first successful photograph taken by Nicephore Niepce in 1826, through the 1970s, looking at developments in the field, and discussing the achievements of notable photographers.

A collection of photographs by a professional military photographer.