Beaton, Cecil. The Best of Beaton. Photographs by Cecil Beaton with introduction by Truman Capote. Camera Magazine [Shaw was an avid amateur

[Shaw was an avid amateur photographer and wrote many essays and exhibition reviews on the subject

He structures the evolution of style across distinct chapters that categorize movements like documentary reportage

large-scale visual presentation over dense academic footnotes

and water helped establish the standard for the collecting of vernacular photography that subsequently became popular

Beaton, Cecil. The Best of Beaton. Photographs by Cecil Beaton with introduction by Truman Capote. Camera Magazine [Shaw was an avid amateurMacmillan, 1968. 1st American edition, ex library, card pocket, large heavy hard cover, bound in black cloth, hinges split and reglued, one inner hinge reinforced with tape, otherwise very good with protected dust jacket that has spots of wear at extremities and spine label. 248 pages. Comprehensive survey of Beatons long career, including cinema stars, fashion, World War II, travel, creative people in the arts, politicians, friends and family, etc.