Diamond, Hugh. The Face of Madness. Hugh W. Diamond and the Origin of Psychiatric Photography. Untitled (Friends of Photography) giving ordinary laborers and immigrants

giving ordinary laborers and immigrants a sense of dignity and "monumentality

The Concept of Communion: Rather than treating death as a somber or macabre subject

Bernard Shaw

Introduction by Marvin Heiferman

culminating in the rise of portable film cameras and modern mass-reproduction illustration techniques

Diamond, Hugh. The Face of Madness. Hugh W. Diamond and the Origin of Psychiatric Photography. Untitled (Friends of Photography) giving ordinary laborers and immigrantsBy Sander L. Gilman, ed., Hugh W. Diamond, and John Conolly. Brunner Mazel, 1976. Psychiatry, mental illness, and portraits of patients in the nineteenth century. Wraps, good with creases to corners of cover and wear to extremities. Not to be confused with later reprints.