Chuck, I'm not sure that's true. Strand shot a lot of landscapes, but his two most famous pictures were his shot of people on Wall Street and the family in Luzarra. Weston's most famous (in the sense of being well-known) were pictures of vegetables, though to me his finest is the one of Tina relaxing on the patio in the altogether. That one's a landscape all right, but not the usual kind.
Rob, Yep. Those are all in my library, plus a bunch I didn't list because they'd have been redundant. But you have to remember that I've been collecting photography books since the late fifties.
I remember telling you before that I didn't think you'd been wasting your time!
My problem has been that I was more drawn to magazines during the mid-50s period (couldn't afford books of that type then), and moving home meant that a lot had to be dumped. The interest in
buying books really arrived more or less as I retired, and geography hasn't helped: France seems a great place for finding photography books but Spain not as much, though there is a hell of a lot of porn about, unfortunately. I have been disappointed seeing many books in the flesh (I didn't mean of or about, but yes, that would apply too), and as a consequence, I'm not comfortable with buying via Internet, sight unseen.
I envy you your collection.
Rob C