Fifteen Photographs - The portfolios of Brett Weston

	THE PORTFOLIOS OF BRETT WESTON: volume Four fifteen photographs
Books By Photographer Robert Adams Hans Bol Marilyn Bridges Paul Caponigro Keith Carter Paula Chamlee Carl Chiarenza Linda Connor Peter Elliston Larry Fink Emily Grimes Eric Lindbloom Elaine Ling Alejandro Lopez De Haro R. Bill Lowenburg Nathan Lyons Douglas Mellor Richard Copeland Miller Arno Rafael Minkkinen Nicholas Nixon Michael A. Smith George Tice Arthur Tress Brett Weston Edward Weston Portfolio Book Series 1. Nicholas Nixon 2. Carl Chiarenza 3. George Tice 4. Keith Carter 5. Linda Connor 6. Larry Fink 7. Arthur Tress 8. Marilyn Bridges 9. Paul Caponigro 10. Douglas Mellor 11. Hans Bol 12. Robert Adams 13. Eric Lindbloom 14. Arno Rafael Minkkinen Read about the series Portfolios of Brett Weston San Francisco, 1939 White Sands, 1949 and 1975 New York, 1951 Fifteen Photographs, 1961 Ten Photographs, 1963 Baja California, 1968 Japan, 1970 Europe, 1973 Oregon, 1975 Portraits Of My Father, 1977 Vintage Collection #1, 1977 Twenty Photographs, 1978 Alaska, 1978 Hawaii: Leaves and Lava, 1980 Abstractions No. 1, 1925-1980 Abstractions No. 2, 1927-1980 Student Print Series, 1954–1977 Special Edition, 1951 Read about the series	Brett Weston's fourth portfolio, Fifteen Photographs is the first not tangibly “located” in place or time as is San Francisco, White Sands, and New York; rather, it is, in effect, a retrospective exhibition because Weston selected the photographs from his entire oeuvre going back to 1934, when he was just twenty-three. The fifteen pictures include macrocosmic landscapes with recognizable deep space and horizons, microcosmic landscapes, or “elegant bits” of nature, as Brett was fond of calling them, and man-made subjects that are usually close-ups. This portfolio also contains a number of renditions of virtually flat subjects that can rightly be called abstractions. The original portfolio included no printed text. The book contains an afterword by Roger Aikin. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2", 15 reproductions, 44 pages. More about the nineteen-volume series