OCKENGA, Starr. Dressup: Playacts and Fantasies of Childhood.

(Danbury, NH): Addison House, Publishers, 1978.  First edition.  Softcover.  30.5cm by 23cm.  86 pages.  a captivating photographic exploration by Starr Ockenga that delves into the imaginative world of children’s play. Through over 50 black-and-white photographs, Ockenga captures the essence of childhood as children engage in dress-up, embodying various roles and personas. This visual narrative offers a poignant reflection on the themes of identity, creativity, and the transformative power of play. The book stands as a testament to the innocence and inventiveness inherent in childhood.  A very good copy in photo-illustrated wrappers.