books by John T. Hill

books by John T. Hill

books:

John T. Hill

John T. Hill

Steidl, 2006

A uniquely fresh look at the photographs of Walker Evans
This is the only book I know of that contains Evans' own account of his aesthetic genesis with illustrations of his visual sources. Excellent essay by John T. Hill, who was a colleague of Evans at Yale University. Particularly noteworthy are the very finely ...

Walker Evans: The Hungry Eye

Gilles Mora, John T. Hill

Harry N. Abrams, 2004

Great Book
This book is very informative of Walker Evans. It shows a wide variety of his work form portraiture to architecture, from the streets of New York to exotic places. It not only shows the works of art but also shows short blurbs about the place he was at and what was ...

W.Eugene Smith

Thames & Hudson Ltd, 1998

W.Eugene Smith
An excellent book with very well printed photographs by one of the most gifted photographer. A real must!

Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection

John T Cacioppo, William Patrick

Tantor Media, 2008

Terrific Synthesis
This is an excellent work that ties together research from neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, social psychology, and endocrinology. The book presents all of this wonderful science in a way that is accessible to anyone with an interest in the impact of ...

The AJM Handbook on Best Business Practices
Glen A. Beres; Nat Earle; Michael T. Gervais; Andrea M. Hill; Rob Phillips; John Shanahan; Tina Wojtkielo

MJSA/AJM Press, 2005

The AJM Handbook on Best Business Practices offers expert advice on how you can develop successful strategies, tighten financial controls, and maintain a healthy profit margin. A selection of the best business articles from the award-winning AJM Magazine, Best Business Practices offers advice on everything from creating a business plan and ...

The Step Diet: Count Steps, Not Calories to Lose Weight and Keep It off Forever

James O. Hill, John C. Peters, ...

Workman Publishing Company, 2004

Totally great and helpful
I really like this book. It's helped to motivate me to walk more every day while wearing my pedometer. I've been sidelined by a knee injury for the last two years and cannot go to a gym in spite of physical therapy and doctor's care. This book helped me to realize I ...

Superphosphate: Its History, Chemistry, and Manufacture
Joseph H. Caro, K. D. Jacob, ...

U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1964

Superphosphate's history, chemistry, and manufacture! Indexed.

The Latter-day Saint Family: A Book of Selected Readings (1966 Blue Paperback BYU Printing First Edition, ...
Harold T. Christensen, Reuben Hill, ...

BYU Printing, 1966

1966 Blue Paperback BYU Printing First Edition. ISBN 0662999614. Limited Collector's Edition. 456 Pages. Rare Book, Rare Edition.

Walker Evans: The Hungry Eye

Gilles Mora, John T. Hill

Thames & Hudson Ltd, 2004

Brings a period of American History to life...
Evans and the other photographers of the Depression were craftmen and artists who could reach into peoples' lives and portrait their hardships on photo paper. These photo skills are still being taught at the best Photography Schools. Woody did the same with music.

W. Eugene Smith : Du côté de l'ombre
W. Eugene (William Eugene) Smith, Gabriel Bauret, ...

Seuil, 1998

New Jersey: America's Main Road

John T. Cunningham; Cartographer Homer Hill

DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC., 1966

NJ History
I recommend this book for genealogists and general historians who would like to get an overall view of New Jersey, from how the land formed to the 1960s. It has narratives interspersed with pictures, sketches and maps. It has 22 chapters which helps to offset no index.

Walker Evans : la soif du regard
Gilles Mora, John T Hill, ...

Seuil, 1997

The New Jersey Sampler: Historic Tales of Old New Jersey
John T. Cunningham

Afton Publishing Co., Inc., 1977

Here are true tales of New Jersey men and women who once dominated their areas, then dropped into footnotes and finally, in most cases, faded into obscutity. These ars the tales of both great and small, the cautious and the foolish, the heroes and the baseball players.