title: American Women Photographers: A Selected and Annotated Bibliography (Art Reference Collection)
author:  Martha Kreisel 
description: "Kreisel's book, by far the most extensive listing of works by and about American women photographers to date, serves as a checklist for famous and less familiar women photographers. Highly recommended."-Choice<br /><br />"This is a good choice for academic libraries, museums, and professional and amateur photographers."-Feminist Collection<br /><br />"Libraries with patrons interested in photography, women's studies, or U.S. cultural history will find this work a useful addition to the collection."-American Reference Books Annual<br /><br />?This is a good choice for academic libraries, museums, and professional and amateur photographers.?-Feminist Collection<br /><br />?Libraries with patrons interested in photography, women's studies, or U.S. cultural history will find this work a useful addition to the collection.?-American Reference Books Annual<br /><br />?Kreisel's book, by far the most extensive listing of works by and about American women photographers to date, serves as a checklist for famous and less familiar women photographers. Highly recommended.?-Choice
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