CAPA, Cornell, editor. The Concerned Photographer, New York: Grossman. Softcovers, 9 ½ x 8 inches.
One, 1968. Unpaginated, screen gravure illustrations. Stated first printing. Features the work of primarily photojournalists who were the focus of the early years of New York's International Center of Photography, which was founded by Cornell Capa, the brother of fellow photographer, Robert. Includes work by Werner Bischof, Robert Capa, David Seymour (“Chimâ€), André Kertész, Leonard Freed, and Dan Weiner, richly reproduced in gravure. Also present are biographies and notes by the photographers and others.
Two, 1972. Unpaginated, screen gravure and color halftone illustrations. Stated first printing. While the spine is narrower than the former, this one includes work by more photographers. They are Bruce Davidson, Ernst Haas, Hiroshi Hamaya, Donald McCullin, Gordon Parks, Marc Riboud, W. Eugene Smith, and Roman Vishniac. In addition to notes on every single plate, it includes information about the newly formed International Fund for Concerned Photography, of which Capa was the director. Light wear to covers. Set of two.

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