Hine, Lewis. Lewis Hine, from the collections of George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film.

By Alison Nordstrom and Elizabeth McCausland. Fundacion MAPFRE (Madrid, Spain), February 2012.  New, flawless copy, in original shrink wrap. The very limited Madrid first edition, not to be confused with the D.A.P. reprint that has a different photo on the cover and a different ISBN number.  Issued in conjunction with a major exhibit in Paris, Madrid, and Rotterdam, followed by the George Eastman House in 2014.  264 pp., more than 300 illustrations, including 11 in color.  Includes facsimile bound in of the entire Hine book, Men at Work (Macmillan, 1932), documenting the construction of the Empire State Building, on pages about an inch smaller in diameter than those used for the rest of the book. Hardcover in green cloth with photo taking up most of front cover.  Bar code label on outside of shrink wrap on back cover.  Chapters on Ellis Island, Tenements, Child Labor, Pittsburgh, Chicago & New York, Europe, Work, Black America, Empire State building, Shelton Looms, and New Deal.  Elizabeth McCausland's essay, "Lewis Hine: Social Photographer," was first published in 1938.  Includes chronology, bibliography, and other informative appendices.