Signed; Wynn Bullock - Bullock - 1971

No pagination. (152 pages) including 63 plates, 12 pp. text. Original gray cloth, with photo inset on the front, in a original vinyl dust jacket. Copy in near fine condition. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. Features text by Barbara Bullock, acknowledgements by Dave Bohn, and some notes by Wynn Bullock. Includes numerous black and white images with many of Bullock's best known images present. A near fine copy in cloth boards with black and white image inset into the front cover with some minor wear and in in a near fine acetate dust jacket with some light rubbing and minor wear. Signed by Bullock on the second free endpaper and dated 1971.

The 1971 self-titled monograph Wynn Bullock, published by the legendary Scrimshaw Press as Publication No. 8, was the first major retrospective monograph dedicated to the influential American photographer. The book is a highly collectible, beautifully printed volume that showcases Bullock's philosophical approach to photography, blending deep-focus nature imagery, nudes in landscapes, and light abstractions.

It features a biographical and analytical text written by his daughter, Barbara Bullock, alongside personal technical and philosophical notes by Wynn Bullock himself. It also includes acknowledgments by Scrimshaw co-founder Dave Bohn.

The book serves as a definitive look at Bullock's work spanning from the 1940s through 1970. It includes exceptionally high-quality reproductions of his finest full-page black-and-white images. Notable masterpieces included in this specific volume are Light (1939), Child on Forest Road (1958), Erosion (1959), and Stark Tree (1956).