There's several other photographers that are being approached, and
we're trying to encourage them, because there's going to be a
handsome space available, and they intend some day to build a
special center, a building, just for the Center.

Teiser: Did I get the implication that no exhibit prints would ever come
from it, only reproduction prints?

Adams: Yes, there would be no exhibit prints. There would be prints for
reproduction, for educational purposes. And then there is another
possibility that certain negatives will be so designated as to
carry out my idea, often expressed, that the negative is equivalent
to the composer's score, and the print is the performance. So
advanced students approved by the committee may be able to take my
negatives and interpret them but not for sale; it will be as a
matter of education.

Teiser: Oh, that's an interesting idea.

[End Tape 31, Side 2]
[Begin Tape 32, Side 1]

Teiser: Well, one thing more that I guess you might, if you wish to, put on
the tape something about your photographic session with Imogen
Cunningham and her commission for People magazine.*

Adams: It was quite marvelous. They commissioned Imogen to make pictures
of me. The western representative, the writer, was bringing her
down. And she did quite a series of pictures and some of them were
very good. I did quite a series of pictures of her. We had quite
a happy day of it; it was very satisfactory. She's really marvelous



*The result appeared in the issue of March 17, 1975.



746



Adams: at ninety-two, and she really controls herself very well; she took
a two-hour snooze after lunch and really worked very hard. And I
posed and posed and posed, and she got some good things.

But we were going to develop these negatives here; she wasn't
going to send those rolls on to New York. She was going to develop
and pick the pictures she liked. So we developed the rolls, dried
them as fast as we could, Alan Ross made strip proofs, and we dried
them in the microwave oven. [Laughter] Takes about sixty seconds
to dry an 8-10 print, and it dries beautifully. Anyway, that was
fun.

Then the last thing that happened was a New York radio
station television show the Reasoner show, came out here, a whole
crew, and did a news story about me news on personalities. So
they came and they photographed me working and they talked to the
students from Eugene, Oregon, who happened to be here. Then they
came and photographed my birthday party. Then we went to Point
Lobos and did more pictures in the darkroom. It was quite a take
out. I had a fine time. They spent an awful lot of time with it.
They say it will take only between three and four hours of your
time; they'll set up and they'll just move in. Well, it takes
three or four days you can't really concentrate on anything else
because the house is just full of lights gosh, it's terrible.

Teiser: You also were on the "Today Show" you said earlier.

Adams: Well, that trip was on the book Images , in Washington, at the

opening of my show at the Corcoran Gallery. Then I flew up to New
York that night to be on the "Today Show" the following morning,
and then I had to fly right back. That worked out very well, but
because of the Rockefeller hearings the "Today Show" was canceled
in the West. So it was only seen in the East and Midwest.

I'm always happy to get good comments on things, but negative
comments do me more good. You know, in the end you learn more from
negative comments. I wish that people would be more critical of
what they see, but people write cards and say, "I saw you on the
'Today Show' and it was great," and so on. But what really
happened the nitty-gritty is important, and that's what I didn't
feel.

Only one thing on the "Today Show" the microphone was under
my shirt, and I had my glasses off, and I'd talk and I'd move my
glasses against my chest, creating a loud crash. And that happened
on another show.

So I went to Dallas for the book [Images] , to Houston, to
Cleveland, to Minneapolis, to Chicago, to Washington, to New York,
to Boston, to Detroit, to San Francisco. Then I was due in Los



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Adams: Angeles, Santa Barbara, Portland, and Seattle, but by that time I
was absolutely exhausted and had high blood pressure, and the
doctor ordered me to terminate the tour.

But the book signing sessions are not so bad; it's just that
they keep you going. You sign for a couple of hours and talk to
people, and then you have to go to a radio session and be
interviewed or televised. Then you take a plane to another
location, and that's the way it goes.

Teiser: Well, I'm glad you recovered from it.

Adams: I seem to have recovered from it. [Laughter]

Teiser: That brings us up to this moment, does it?

Adams: I guess it does. I can't think of anything.

Teiser: The recent occasion was your seventy-third birthday.

Adams: It's dismal to think about it I look in the mirror and think of
it as thirty-seven, but things don't look quite right.

Anyway, things are going well, and we're planning on the
Southwest book, and Portfolio Seven I guess Portfolio Seven comes
first. And then in a couple of years hopefully a very handsome
book on Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada. Then also the revision of
the Polaroid book and my technical books.



[End Tape 32, Side 1]



Transcriber: Patricia Raymond
Final Typist: Lee Steinback



748



INDEX Ansel Adams



This index includes the names of selected people but few places and few
subjects. For the principal subjects discussed, see the Table of Contents.
Note: Books and portfolios are listed in the Book Index,

ASMP. See American Society of Magazine Photographers

Abbott, Berenice, 156

Ackerman, Phyllis, 72

Adams, Anne. See Helms, Anne Adams (Mrs. Kenneth)

Adams, Beth (aunt), 235, 238, 245

Adams, Cassandra Hills (Mrs. William J.), 2

Adams, Charles Hitchcock (father), 1, 4, 5, 10-11, 27, 28, 33, 36, 137

residence, 5, 27, 165, 228, 254, 255, 263, 585
Adams, Edward H. ("Tink"), 373, 424

Adams, Michael ("Mike") (son), 1, 36, 281-282, 328, 534, 724
Adams, Olive Bray (mother) (Mrs. Charles H.), 3, 11, 36, 165, 228, 231,

232, 585, 615
Adams, Virginia Best (Mrs. Ansel), 159-197, 227-243 passim, 328-335, 430,

448, 529-530, 610, 720

Adams, William James (grandfather), 2, 3, 11, 618
Adams, William L., 4

Adams-Danysh Galleries. See Ansel Adams Gallery
Albright, Thomas, 536

Albright, Horace, 330, 333, 379, 391, 627-628
Albright Art Gallery, 108, 390, 393
Alderson, George, 688
Alvarez, Walter, 240, 242, 594, 639
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 576
American Alpine Club, 601
American Institute of Architects, 576
American Place, An, 379, 392, 393

American Society of Magazine Photographers (ASMP), 344, 490, 565, 626
American Trust Company. See Pageant of History in Northern California, The
Anakeef, Sibyl, 395 [in Book Index]

Anderson, George C., 253
Ansel Adams Gallery, 319, 335-337
Anspacher, Carolyn, 68
Aperture magazine, 112, 120, 449-450, 451-452, 453-455, 477, 522, 534, 537,

566

Appalachian Mountain Club, 601
Applegate, Alta (Mrs. Frank), 162, 164

Applegate, Frank, 162, 163-164, 167, 173, 180, 191, 192, 328
Archer, Fred, 143, 372, 397



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Arizona Highways magazine, 461, 479, 493

Armitage, Merle, 357

Art Center School, 14-15, 105, 143, 219, 352-353, 362, 367, 369, 370, 372-

373, 397, 424

Art in the Embassies program, 17, 460-461
Aspinall, Wayne N., 654
Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 11
Atkeson, Ray, 468

Austin, Mary, 72, 160, 161, 162, 164, 170-181, 184-188, 189, 196, 559
Avedon, Richard, 345

Babin, Victor, 30, 77, 299

Bacon, Ernst, 24, 30, 68, 72, 76, 77, 80

Bade, William F., 637

Baer, Morley, 742

Bailey, Vernon, 646

Bakers Beach, 9, 36, 584, 701

Bancroft Library, The, 311, 312, 399, 446, 549, 557, 744

Bank of California, 11, 182

Barnack, Oscar, 214

Barr, Alfred, 401, 402

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 509

"Basic Photo" books, 42, 43, 129, 448-449, 488, 495, 513, 527-528. See

Book Index for specific titles
Bauer, Harold, 299
Bauer, Karl, 337
Bayer, Herbert, 17, 63, 343, 496
Beaton, Cecil, 327
Bell, F.H., 48, 324
Bender, Albert, 67-70, 72-75, 78, 102, 103, 104-105, 145, 159-162, 169,

175-177, 181, 187-188, 200, 204, 317-318, 319, 328, 384, 390, 515, 560
Bentley, Ellen (Mrs. Wilder), 275
Bentley, Wilder, 267, 268, 275
Berko, Ferenc, 469
Bernays, Phil S. , 613, 680
Bernhard, Ruth, 148, 359
Berry, Phillip ("Phil"), 686, 688

Best, Harry C. (father of Virginia Best Adams), 227, 228, 229, 253, 278, 384
Best Studio, 228-229, 252, 253, 500
Bischoff, Werner, 466, 468

Bishop National Bank. See Islands of Hawaii. The [in Book Index]
Bissantz, Edgar, 397
Blanch, Arnold, 79
Bodega Marine Laboratory, 71
Bohn, David ("Dave"), 427, 668, 681, 742
Book Club of California, 127, 176, 187, 515
book publishing, 427-431, 474-476, 667-669, 715
Born, Stephen A., 5-6



750



Boston Museum, 60, 406, 419, 538

Bothwell, Dorr, 293

Bottome, Phyllis, 67

Boudin Bakery, 578

Bourke-White, Margaret, 117, 397, 469, 564

Boyd, E., 164, 174

Boyd, Louise, 38, 39, 284

Boyd, Philip, 550

Boynton, Ray, 78

Boy Scout Camp, Cimarron, 190-191

Boysen, Julius, 252

Bradley, Harold C., 680

Brady, Matthew B., 46, 48, 294, 298, 390, 413, 415. See also "Brady and
the American Frontier" exhibit

"Brady and the American Frontier" exhibit, 306, 324-326

Bransten family, 103
Brassai, 728, 729
Bray family, 2-3

Bray, Olive. See Adams, Olive Bray
Bremer, Anne, 177
Brett, Dorothy, 175

Erigman, Ann, 9, 51, 94-95, 148, 304
Brooks, Paul, 513, 686, 688

Brower, David ("Dave"), 463, 472, 474, 475, 559, 596, 597, 613, 623-624,
662, 667-668, 670-671, 674-682, 684, 686-689, 690, 692, 693, 694, 698-699,
704, 713, 715-716, 720, 742
Brown, Edmund G., Sr., 651
Bruehl, Anton, 58, 149, 399, 563
Brugiere, Francis, 303-304
Bry, Michael, 223
Buckner, Simon B., 351

Bufano, Beniamino (Bennie) , 67, 78, 319, 401, 478
Buffalo Institute of Art, 108
Buhlig, Richard, 79

Bullock, Wynn, 149-150, 295, 301, 315, 418, 477, 742, 745
Bunnell, Peter, 302
Burchfield, Charles E., 562
Burden, Shirley, 452
Butler, Marie, 6, 27, 370
Bynner, Witter ("Hal"), 72, 159-160, 162-163, 170, 171, 172, 185, 196

Caff in, Charles H. , 51, 52

California Palace of the Legion of Honor [museum], 327, 409-410

California School of Fine Arts, 70, 108, 143, 373, 374-375, 409, 455, 508

Calkins, Deborah, 436

Camera Club, Boston, 408

camera clubs, 9, 50, 110, 303-304

Camera Craft magazine, 268, 304



751



cameras, 124, 211, 284, 337-341
Area-Swiss [view], 38, 342
Brownie (No. 1), 37, 231
Canon, 338
Corona view, 38
Deardorff view, 38
Fairchild, 39, 284

Folmer view, 38

Graf lex, 39, 340

Hasselblad, 38, 39, 124-125, 136, 284, 286, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 358
481, 485, 486, 544, 545, 546, 547, 556, 575

Instamatic, 136

Kodak [view] , 38

Kodak Bullseye, 37

Konica, 338

Leica, 337, 338

Leicaflex, 135

Linhof view, 38, 39

Minolta, 338

Nikon, 338

Pentax, 338

pinhole, 41

Polaroid, 21, 39-40, 43-44, 117-119, 123, 133, 136, 360, 388-389, 521 575

Rolleiflex, 39, 124, 126, 338, 339-340, 341

Sinar [view] , 38

Speed Graphic, 14, 286

Speed Kodak (1A) , 38

Vectograph, 392

Vest Pocket Kodak, 37-38

Zeiss Contarex, 337, 338

Zeiss Contax, 38, 337

Zeiss Juel, 39, 351

Zeiss Mirroflex, 38, 39, 340

Zeiss Moviecon, 224

Zeiss Super Ikonta, 350, 530
Camera Work magazine, 54, 200, 392
Cameron, Ida B., 26, 27

Cameron, Julia Margaret, 20, 48, 148, 313
Caponigro, Paul, 120
Carlsbad Caverns, 381-382
Cartier-Bresson, Henri, 14, 15, 20, 46, 89, 215, 300, 304, 339, 368, 453,

493, 498, 499, 533, 565, 728
Cassidy, Gerald, 160

Cassidy, Ina Sizer (Mrs. Gerald), 160
Center for Creative Photography, 446, 744, 745
Chapman, Oscar L., 629
Chappell, Walter, 742
Chase, Pearl, 683-684
Church, Thomas D. ("Tommy"), 71
Circle of Confusion [organization], 111



752



Civil Liberties Congress, 254

"Civil War and the American Frontier, The" exhibit, 413-414

Clark, Lewis, 612, 669, 673, 679, 682, 719

Clark, Nathan, 669, 673, 688

Clark, Walter ("Nobby"), 257

Clergue, Lucien, 728, 729

Clinch, Nicholas, 679, 687

Clyde, Norman, 268

Coburn, Alvin Langdon, 390, 394

Coke, Van Deren, 308

Colby, William E., 36, 241, 244, 588, 589, 594, 598, 599, 608, 610-611,

612, 621, 623, 632, 633, 635, 642, 643, 647, 673, 680, 705, 716, 719
Coleman, A.D., 309
Columbia Foundation, 108, 374

communism (in the United States), 49, 155-157, 417
Concerned Photographers group, 510
Concord (California) City Hall, 420-421
Connell, Will, 397

conservation, 37, 64-65, 195-196, 225, 255, 264, 471-472, 582, 721 passim
Coolbrith, Ina, 67
Corcoran Gallery, 726
Cosindas, Marie, 442, 522-524
Crane, Ralph, 157
Craven, Julius, 89

Crocker, H.S. Company, 203-204, 290, 449, 475, 476-477, 479-480, 485
Crowe, Harold E., 680
Cunningham, Imogen, 9, 50, 67, 91, 94, 96, 126, 150, 153, 315, 386-387,

745-746

Curley, Charles, 373
Curry, D.A. , 231



daguerreotypes, 59, 140, 361, 390, 482

Dali, Salvador, 562

Damon, Bertha Clark Pope, 72, 159-162

Danysh, Joseph, 336

darkrooms, 315, 569-578

Dart, Justin, 684

Dassonville, William E., 8, 9, 51, 74, 127, 128, 176, 395

Davidson, Bruce, 111, 147

Davis, Perry, 445

Dawson, Glen, 239-240

De Cock, Liliane, 203, 215, 289, 292, 294, 302, 304, 338, 431, 433, 532

Dedrick, Claire, 688

Degnan, John, 251

Delattre, Pierre, 549

Delphic Studios, 319

de Pachmann, Vladimir, 77

Deschin, Jacob, 309

Desmond Park Service Company, 252



753



de Young Museum, 70, 87, 309, 310, 311, 318-319, 405, 408, 534-537, 721-722

Diazo [process], 44

Dickey, Randall, 679-680

Dixon, Edith Hamlin ("Edie") (Mrs. Maynard) , 197

Dixon, Maynard, 78, 101, 197, 582

Dmitri, Ivan, 129

Dodge, Edwin, 173

Dominican College, San Rafael (California), 425

Dove, Arthur, 313

Downie, Harry, 167

Downtown Gallery, New York, 419-420

Dreis, Hazel, 74-75, 176, 188

Drury, Newton, 701, 704

DuPont [company], 64

Dyer, Pauline, 679

Eakins, Thomas, 148

Eastman, George, 256-258

Eastman [George] House, 305, 457-458, 459, 468, 539

Eastman [Kodak Company], 43, 63-64, 70, 82, 83, 136, 138, 141, 197, 212,

213, 215, 217, 257-258, 346, 378, 385, 387-388, 437-438, 457-458, 521,

525, 527, 577
Easton, Ansel, 10

Eaton, , 373

Echo Park dam controversy, 652-653

Edwards, John Paul, 50, 51, 96, 153

Edwards, Mary Jeannette, 96

Ehrlich, Paul, 616

Eichorn, Jules, 679

831 Gallery, 567

Eissler, Frederick, 688

Elkins, Frances, 703

Elman, Mischa, 79

"Eloquent Light" exhibit, 406

environment, protection of, 225. See also conservation

Eugene, Frank, 394

Evans, Carl, 173

Evans, Frederick, 217

Evans, Herbert, 240, 594

Evans, John, 173

Evans, Walker, 156, 298

Eveleth, William, 188

Ewing, Grace Sovulewski (Mrs. Frank B.), 252, 265

exposure meters, 91, 94, 133-136, 143-145, 356

f/64. See Group f/64

Fall, Albert, 629

"Family of Man" exhibit, 209, 322-323, 403-404, 540



754



Farm Resettlement Administration. See Farm Security Administration

Farm Security Administration, 48, 298, 340

Farquhar, Francis P., 199, 305, 324, 390, 625, 626, 631, 637, 665, 669

680, 714

Farquhar, Marjory B. (Mrs. Francis P.), 610
Farquhar, Robert, 318
Farr, Fred, 224, 576
Fellig, Arthur. See Weegee
Ferris, Melton, 451

Ficke, Arthur Davidson, 72, 160, 174
Field, Sara Bard, 68, 78, 310
films. See photographic films and plates

filters [major discussions of], 93-94, 116, 212, 256, 257, 259
5 Associates, 495, 500-501, 502
Flaherty, Robert J., 95, 334
Focus Gallery, 567
Foley, David J. , 252
Folmer & Schwing, 38
Foothill College, 70
Ford, Betty (Mrs. Gerald), 735-736
Ford, Gerald, 735-736
Ford, Henry, Museum, 306, 324
Forsyth, Alfred S., 688
Forsyth, E.G., 110
Fortnightly magazine, 357
Fortune magazine. 70, 126, 343-345, 348, 353-354, 387, 397, 420, 435-436,

484

Frankenstein, Alfred, 371
Frederick, Paul, 506
Freemesser, Bernard, 742
Fremont Indemnity Company, 316, 420
Friends of the Earth, 678, 716
Friends of Photography, 51, 66, 106, 110, 112, 217, 295, 301-305, 307-308,

365, 398, 450, 451, 464, 499, 611, 635, 663, 673-674, 741-743.
Friends of the Sea Otters, 663
Fritsch, Jules, 276-277
Fruge, August, 679, 686, 687, 688
Fujita, 67
Futtrell, William, 688



Gagliani, Oliver, 742

galleries, photography, 111-112, 319. See also under names of individual

galleries

Gardner, Alexander, 324, 390
Garland, Marie, 174

Garnett, William ("Bill"), 285-286, 373, 464, 468, 469, 470
Garrod, Richard ("Dick"), 225, 339, 452, 742
Gasser, Adolph, 42, 571
General Graphic [Services], 378. See also Wei cher, Irwin



755



Genthe, Arnold, 46, 114, 215, 298, 326-327, 328, 468

Gidlow, Elsa, 507

Gilpin, Henry, 224, 452, 742

Gilpin, Laura, 198-199

Ginzton, Edward, 516

Glaser, Donald, 556

Gleason, Rodney, 266

Golden Gate International Exposition, 113-115, 155, 387, 389-392, 394-398

399, 408

Golden Gate National Seashore, 701
Goldsworthy, Patrick, 688
Gonne, Maude, 168, 169
Grab horn, Edwin, 75, 188, 200
Grabhorn, Robert, 75, 200

Grabhorn Press, 68, 74, 175-176, 187, 200, 318, 445, 515
Grand Canyon dam controversy, 597, 624, 691-694
Grand Teton National Park, 652
Greany, J. Malcolm, 487
Greene, James, 420
green flash, 115-116
Gregory, Michael, 534
Grosvenor, Gilbert H. , 636
Crotch, Stanley, 221, 226-227
Group f/64, 9, 49-51, 87, 89-91, 93, 94-96, 99-102, 105-107, 109, 113, 114,

121, 142, 153, 156, 181, 219, 295, 301, 310, 319, 375, 397, 408
Guggenheim Foundation [fellowships], 197, 294, 419-420, 426, 431-435, 501,

558
Guggenheim Museum, 411

Hagel, Otto, 394

Hahnemann, Samuel, 26

Hall, Ansel, 227, 230

Hamlin, Edith. See Dixon, Edith Hamlin

Hansen, William W. , 516

Hardy, Rex, 292-293, 355, 395, 397

Harriott, , 32, 33, 254-255, 416

Hartley, Marsden, 330, 562

Hartzog, George B., Jr., 628-629, 648

Harwood, Aurelia, 599, 610

Harwood Lodge, 610

Hasselblad, Victor, 341

Heimbucher, Clifford V. , 680

Heinecken, Robert E., 394

Helms, Anne Adams (Mrs. Kenneth), 500

Hetch-Hetchy dam controversy, 595, 613-615, 621, 692, 697

Heyman, Theresa, 386

Hildebrand, Alexander, 675

Hildebrand, Joel H. , 541-542, 548, 675

Hill, David Octavius, 390



756



Hill, Jim, 742

Hills family, 2

Hoffman, Mike, 455

Holder, Preston, 90, 101

Holiday magazine, 343

Holliday, James S. ("Jim"), 187

Holman, Francis ("Uncle Frank"), 231-237, 245, 264, 584-587, 710-711

holography, 153

Hopper, Edward, 147, 562

Horan, James D. , 414

Howard, Robert, 78

Huber, Walter, 266, 612

Hudson, Tom, 659

Huestis, Charles, 688

Huffman, John W. , 552

Humble Oil [Company], 659

Huneker, James, 19

Huntington Library, 312

Hutchings, James M. , 230

Hyde, Philip, 464, 659, 669, 688



IBM, 72, 316, 347

Ickes, Harold, 623, 629-631

"I Hear America Singing" exhibit, 466, 496, 498, 540

Infinity magazine, 450-451

Institute of Design, 308



Jackson, Joseph Henry, 290

Jackson, William Henry, 18, 48, 298, 306, 324, 327-328, 391, 413, 415

Japanese-Americans, World War II relocation. See Manzanar

Jeffers, Robinson, 67, 73, 127, 184, 314, 423-424, 452, 558-561

Jeffers, Una (Mrs. Robinson), 184, 560

Jenkins, Louisa, 85

Joesting, Edward ("Ed"), 487-488

John Muir Institute, 677-678

Johnck & Seeger, 318, 515

Jones, Ken, 479

Jones, Pirkle, 62-63, 374, 504-506, 508-509, 511

Jukes, Thomas H. ("Tom"), 471, 472, 542-543, 647, 673, 741

Julian, Dick, 158-159, 294, 364, 573-574



Kaminski, Edward, 365, 367, 369, 373

Kanaga, Consuelo, 9, 90, 91, 101

Karsh, Yousuf, 21-22

Kasebier, Gertrude, 51, 394

Kefauver, Nancy (Mrs. Estes), 17, 460-461

Keiley, Joseph T., 394



757



Kennedy, Clarence, 150, 216, 219, 294, 382, 388, 391-392, 468, 521, 580

Kennedy, Lawton, 203, 318, 515

Kepes, Gyorgy, 17, 63

Kerr, Clark, 541, 543-544, 546, 556

Kertesz, Andre, 304

Kidder-Smith, G.E., 398

King, Alexander, 373

King, Clarence, 245-246

Kings Canyon controversy, 630-631, 696-697

Knight, Phil, 500

Kodak. See Eastman [Kodak Company]

Koshland, Cora (Mrs. Marcus), 69, 317-318

Kramer, Bill, 659

Kriley, , 73

Kuehn, Heinrich, 394

Laboratory of Anthropology, Santa Fe, 327, 413

Laguna Niguel, 70

Land, Edwin, 33, 34, 36-37, 43, 81, 93, 117-118, 130, 134, 141, 214, 225,

257, 294, 317, 321, 322, 372, 387, 388-389, 391-392, 403, 442, 452, 472,

494, 519, 520, 521, 523, 526, 663, 684, 700
Land cameras. See cameras, Polaroid
Lane, William, 317, 319
Lange, Dorothea, 9, 23, 48, 78, 101, 146, 158, 292, 293, 340, 344, 348-350,

395, 431, 451

Lartigue, Jacques Henri, 728-729
Laurel Hill Cemetery, 34-35, 483-484
Lavenson, Alma, 50, 90, 101-102, 395
Lawrence, D.H., 174, 180
Lawrence, Frieda (Mrs. D.H.), 174, 180
Leavitt, Helen, 156

LeConte, Helen Gompertz (Mrs. Joseph N.), 250, 273
LeConte, Helen M. , 66, 76, 230, 250, 591, 664
LeConte, Joseph, 249, 711-712
LeConte, Joseph N. ("Joe"), 17-18, 66, 95-96, 230, 249-251, 253, 266, 273,

391, 446, 591, 599, 612, 713
LeConte family, 17, 235, 249-251, 253, 266, 591, 594, 642, 685. See also

under names of individual members
LeConte Memorial Lodge, 227, 228, 234-235, 244, 250, 253, 254, 261, 262,

462, 465, 594, 608, 711-712
Lehmann, Charles, 54
Lehmann, Mrs. Charles, 331
lenses, general, 59-61, 92-94, 257, 273, 286, 337,3340, 519-520, 573

Cooke, 92

Dagor, 243

Dallmeyer Adon process, 272, 273

Goerz Artar Tessar, 572

Graf Variable Anastigmat, 53

Schneider Xenon, 391

Super Angulon, 92, 243-244, 340, 522

Zeiss Protar, 5, 92

Zeiss Tessar, 28b



758



Leonard, Doris (Mrs. Richard), 616

Leonard, Richard ("Dick"), 599, 612, 614, 622, 623, 624, 636, 670-671, 673,
675, 676, 677, 679, 681, 687, 688, 689, 694, 696, 699, 709, 712, 716, 719
Leopold, A. Starker, 646, 674, 688
Leopold, Aldo, 645-646, 657
Lerski, Helmar, 489
Lester, Henry, 437
Libby, Willard F. , 552
Liberty magazine, 425
Library of Congress, 415

Life magazine. 157, 291, 344-345, 348-349, 355-356, 374, 394, 397, 515,

566, 568

Light Gallery, 112
light meters. See exposure meters
Limited Image Gallery, 112, 418-419
Little, Matthew A., 27
Litton, Martin, 616, 678, 686, 688
Logan, Mrs. John S., 537

Lone Pine-Porterville road controversy, 598, 633, 709-710
Long, Haniel, 160, 175
Look magazine, 356-357, 443
Lorenz, Pare, 95
Louie, Ernest, 451

Luhan, Antonio ("Tony"), 172-173, 178-179
Luhan, Mabel Dodge, 160-161, 170-181, 183-184, 190
Lunn, Harry, 317
Lurie, Louis, 126



McAgy, Douglas, 409

McAgy, Geraldine, 409-410

McAllister, Hall, 246, 252

McAlpin, David H. ("Dave"), 285, 301, 313, 317, 334, 401-402, 452, 607, 723

McCloskey, J. Michael ("Mike"), 717

McDuffie, Duncan, 249, 612

McGraw, Max, 424, 474

McGraw, Richard ("Dick"), 67, 224, 341, 423-425, 439-440, 442, 452, 469,

474, 495, 702

McGraw Colorgraph Company, 424
McGraw Foundation, 474, 667
McHenry, Dean E., 543, 557
McMillan, Edwin M. , 519
Magnum, 565

Maloney, Tom, 24-25, 402, 415, 426, 457, 564
Manhattan Camera Club, 51, 54

Mann, Marjorie, 307-308, 309, 371, 499, 500, 509
Mann, Walter J. , 201
Mann, Walter J. Company, 199, 205, 290, 449



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Manzanar, 23-26, 57, 105, 151, 415-416, 509. See also Born Free and Equal

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Marin, John, 20, 147, 190, 313, 330, 393, 410, 562, 563
Mars, photographs from, 16-17, 141

Marshall, George, 156-157, 457, 601, 666, 677, 679, 688
Marshall, Louis, 601, 666
Marshall, Robert, 156, 601, 666
Martin, Ira, 58

Masson, Paul, winery, 490, 503-508, 537
Mather, Stephen T. , 265, 622, 624-625, 627, 628, 737
Mauk, Charlotte, 448, 495, 679, 688
Maybeck, Bernard, 31, 70, 411
Mazzeo, Katy (Mrs. Rosario) , 225
Mazzeo, Rosario, 225, 229, 297, 301, 525
Mead, Margaret, 360

Meeks, Everett V., 109, 110, 119-320, 329, 407
Mees, C.E.K., 256-258
Meith, Hansel, 394
Meriden Gravure, 200
Merritt, Ralph, 23, 24, 25, 241
Meserve, Frederick, 390, 414

Metropolitan Museum, 108, 109, 190, 317, 409, 458, 504, 537, 721, 722-724
Meyer, Eugene, 330-331
Meyer, Otto, 503-504
Meyer, Roland, 479-480
Meyer, Walter, 331
Mieklejohn, Alexander, 542
Mili, Gjon, 334, 394
Mills College, 70, 73, 145, 317-318
Minaret summit road controversy, 598, 633, 710
Mineral King controversy, 596, 624, 631-632, 664
Minick, Roger, 477
Model, Lisette, 58, 409-410
Modotti, Tina, 100, 148
Moe, Henry A., 433-434

Moholy-Nagy, LaszlS, 17, 62-63, 113, 114, 394, 398, 409
Monterey Peninsula College, 312
Mooney, Rena, 30-31
Mooney, Thomas ("Tom"), 30-31
Moore, Benjamin S. ("Ben"), 7, 12, 219
Moore, Jean Chambers, 69, 97
Moran, Thomas, 67

Morgan, Barbara, 154, 155, 292, 293, 334, 365, 367, 393, 395, 437, 451, 564
Morgan, Douglas, 289, 437