[ Photographs ] Adams, Ansel Skylight, dressing room, Fairmont Hotel San Francisco. Silver print, 9.75 x 5.5inches, with Adams's San Francisco credit label and a second label with the artist's name and address, and the title of the photograph

[ Photographs ] Adams, Ansel Skylight, dressing room, Fairmont Hotel San Francisco. Silver print, 9.75 x 5.5inches, with Adams's San Francisco credit label and a second label with the artist's name and address, and the title of the photograph written, in ink, affixed to mount verso. 1930s E2000-3000 Jeanette Dyer Spencer, who is listed as the artist on the second credit label, and her husband, Ted, were architects who were introduced to Adams in the late 1920s. Jeanette, whose concentration was stained glass, and Ted, worked as design consultants for the business that ran public concessions within Yosemite National Park. This association resulted in the design of buildings in Yosemite, and the Spencers'sfriendship and collaboration with Adams. See: Ansel Adams, An Autobiography (Boston, 1985), pp.