Ansel Adams: A Legacy – @ Booth Museum

September 25, 2010 – March 13, 2011

Showcasing more than 130 photographs by famed photographer Ansel Adams, including his most iconic images. The depth, breadth and quality of this exhibition was exceptional.

These photographs were considered by Adams to be some of his “best” prints, they were meticulously produced by the artist himself and given to The Friends of Photography. Adams was one of the founders of this organization, that began in 1967, with the aim of promoting creative photography and supporting its practitioners.

The newspaper clipping is from the Monterey Herald, December of 1970, courtesy of Steve and Sue James/Eikon Gallery. It illustrates Adams’ commitment and support of the Friends of Photography.

More information on current Booth programing visit:
The Booth Western Art Museum web site.
The Booth is located in Cartersville Georgia, (28 miles north on I-75, exit 288).

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