Lisa,
Just wondering if any of those "unpublished" images can be seen on the web?
jj

The Center for Creative Photography is all by itself a reason for a photographic enthusiast to visit Tucson. It houses the archives of Ansel Adams, Edward Weston and numerous other great photographers. And then there are all the opportunities for your own creative photography in the surrounding mountains and deserts!

FYI, this month's Arizona Highways magazine has an article called "The 'Lost' Photographs of Ansel Adams", in which they publish a number of Adams photos sold to Arizona Highways over the years and discuss Adams' relationship with the magazine.  It sounds like these haven't been published before anywhere.  There are a couple of quite wonderful ones...

Lisa

I don't believe so.  I checked the AH web site, and there's nothing more than a small image of the issue's front cover, which has one of them (one of the less interesting ones, IMO).  The article notes that the originals will be kept at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson.

Lisa

http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/branches/ccp/ccphome.html

This is the url for the Center for Creative Photography at the Univ of Arizona in Tucson.  They have a wonderful Print Viewing Program, desicribed on their site, that allows you to make an appointment to view prints from their 60,000 print archive.  You choose the prints in advance from their print index, or you can describe an area of interest, and they'll select the prints.  

It is really a wonderful opportunity if you are going to be in Tucson.  

Brad