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Meyerowitz, Joel. Infinity. April 1966. Volume 15, Number. 4. Featuring Joel Meyerowitz. Signed Copy He often uses mundane materials—stringEntire issue, 26 pages. Portfolios by Ryszard Horowitz and Joel Meyerowitz. Edited by Charles Reynolds. Articles by Bill Pierce, Ralph Hattersley, and William K. Everson. Very good with short tear on edge and printed address near spine of subscriber, Bernard Wolff, the widely published photographer born in 1930. Summary: he April 1966 issue of Infinity is a notable edition of the influential monthly magazine published by the American Society of