
Let Truth Be the Prejudice : W. Eugene Smith His Life and Photographs by Eugene W. Smith, Ben Maddow, W. Eugene Smith. Hardcover - 240 pages (September 1998) Aperture.
W. Eugene Smith (Aperture Masters of Photography) by W. Eugene Smith, Jim Hughes. Hardcover (May 1999) Aperture.
Minamata by W. Eugene, Aileen M. Smith. Paperback (May 1981) Center Creative Photography.

Diane Arbus
Diane Arbus : An Aperture Monograph by Diane Arbus, Stan Grossfeld. Paperback - 184 pages 25th anniv edition (April 1997) Aperture.
Untitled by Diane Arbus (Photographer), Doon Arbus (Photographer), Yolanda Cuomo. Hardcover (September 1995) Aperture.
Diane Arbus : A Biography by Patricia Bosworth. Paperback Reprint edition (February 1995) W W Norton & Co.

Dorothea Lange
Dorothea Lange : Photographs of a Lifetime by Dorothea Lange (Photographer), Robert Coles (Contributor), Therese Heyman (Photographer). Hardcover (February 1996) Aperture. Also in paperback.Paperback - 182 pages (December 1998) Aperture.
Restless Spirit : The Life and Work of Dorothea Lange by Elizabeth Partridge, Dorothea Lange. Hardcover - 128 pages (October 1998) Viking Childrens Books.
Dorothea Lange : American Photographs by Therese Thau Heyman (Contributor), Sandra S. Phillips, John Szarkowski (Contributor). Paperback - 192 pages (June 1994) Chronicle Books.
The Photographs of Dorothea Lange by Therese Thau Heyman (Contributor), Sandra S. Phillips, John Szarkowski (Contributor). Paperback - 192 pages (June 1994) Chronicle Books.

Helen Levitt
Crosstown by Helen Levitt (Photographer), Francine Prose (Introduction). Since the mid-1930s, Helen Levitt has photographed life on the streets of New York, capturing the pulse of the city at moments when sidewalk life becomes an urban portrait. Crosstown is the most comprehensive monograph devoted to this master photographer. In pioneering pictures of 1930s and 1940s Harlem, an innovative color series completed in 1960, and black-and-white images from the 1980s and 1990s, the book reveals the changes in New York street culture as well as the evolution of Levittıs photographic eye. Hardcover (October 2001) 192 pages. powerHouse Books.
Helen Levitt: Mexico City by Helen Levitt (Photographer), James Ole. "American photographer Helen Levitt--renowned for her honest, compelling shots of early industrial New York City--spent a good part of 1941 photographing Mexico City. The slices of life depicted in this collection of her work present a vision of a city becoming. Levitt focuses her acutely urban sensibilities on a city whose increased industrialization after World War Two brought tremendous social and economic change. Factories in central urban areas required people to leave rural homes for regular work and promises of "progress." Levitt's photographs frankly depict the juxtaposed traditions of rural life and industry for this new working class: women in homespun garments board trains, poor children dry machine-made clothes on cacti, and shawl-wrapped peasants carry daily newspapers. These beautifully printed images shed visionary light on modern Mexico City." Hardcover (October 1997) 141 pages. W.W. Norton & Company.
In the Street: Chalk Drawings and Messages, New York City, 1938-1948 by Helen Levitt (Photographer), Robert Cole (contributor), Alexander Harris (Photographer). Fascinated with children's street drawings and messages, Levitt created these photographs between 1938 and 1948, many of which have never been published before. Hardcover (May 1987) 105 pages. Duke Univ Pr (Trd).
Various Photographers

Cocaine True, Cocaine Blue by Eugene Richards (Photographer), Edward Barnes. Paperback Reissue edition (September 1996). Aperture
The Knife and Gun Club : Scenes from an Emergency Room by Eugene Richards (Photographer), Paperback (November 1995) Atlantic Monthly Press.
The New York School : Photographs, 1936-1963 by Jane Livingston, Ted Croner (Photographer), Diane Arbus (Photographer) , Hardcover - 404 pages (November 1992) Stewart Tabori & Chang.
Humanity and Inhumanity : The Photographic Journey of George Rodger by Bruce Bernard, George Rodger (Photographer), Henri Cartier-Bresson. Paperback - 320 pages (October 1999) Phaidon Press Inc.
How I Learned Not to Be a Photojournalist by Dianne Hagaman. Paperback - 149 pages (May 1996) Univ Pr of Kentucky.