In 1938, the Museum of Modern Art staged an exhibition of Evans' photographs, the first exhibition at the museum to be devoted to the work of a si...

Walker Evans produced this remarkable series of clandestine portraits of passengers on the New York City subway between 1938 and 1941. He caught h...

These twelve photographs of domestic interiors are richly suggestive of the lives of those who live or lived in them. In the afterword, John Szark...

As with The Crime of Cuba (1933), this book originated with literary agent Ernestine Evans, who had wanted to engage Walker Evans in another proje...

With an essay by Lincoln Kirstein. First edition of Walker Evans American Photographs in the original dust-jacket. This ground-breaking monograph w...

presentation copy, inscribed: 'Louis Dean gratefully, Walker Evans'. In autumn 1972, Walker Evans accepted an invitation from Dartmouth College to...