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the magazine was known for its high production values and deep-dive editorial style
Sequence and Narrative: Photographers using multiple frames to tell non-linear or dreamlike stories
Eric Meola
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Arts and Sciences, Volume 5, 1941. Dedicated to the American Museum of Photography. Untitled (Friends of Photography) the magazine was known forPennsylvania Arts & Sciences Society, 1941. Edited by Louis Walton Sipley, assisted by Margaret L. Brady. Clothbound, 100 pages. An excellent overview of Philadelphia's American Museum of Photography directed by Sipley, including descriptions of 19th and 20th century collections, most of which are now at the George Eastman Museum, and interesting facts about the history of photography. Illustrations by Elias Goldensky, Harold E. Edgerton, J. W. Black,
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