Stromsten, Amy. Homes on Wheels by Michael Aaron Rockland with photographs by Amy Stromsten. Untitled (Friends of Photography) he World Trade Center Remembered

he World Trade Center Remembered is a commemorative photographic monograph by prominent New York-based architectural photographer Stan Ries

Published in 1979 by the Friends of Photography as Untitled 20

The catalog highlights Wessel’s unique ability to find the extraordinary within the mundane

Near fine with a couple of slight crimps

confrontational style and iconic scoops—such as the infamous 1958 Aïché Nana striptease at the Rugantino restaurant—directly inspired director Federico Fellini to create the character "Paparazzo" in La Dolce Vita

Stromsten, Amy. Homes on Wheels by Michael Aaron Rockland with photographs by Amy Stromsten. Untitled (Friends of Photography) he World Trade Center RememberedRutgers University Press, 1980. [Manufactured, creative, bizarre, homemade, wide variety of mobile homes, recreational vehicles, hippie dwellings, etc. At time of publication, Amy Stromsten was teaching photography in the Rutgers University Art Department.] Fine with near fine dust jacket that has one short closed tear on verso. Summary: Homes on Wheels is an engaging cultural study that explores a uniquely American fascination with mobile living.