In the 1960's and earlier and later there was a photographer in New
York who worked professionaly. From a early 1960's phone address book
of "Vogue" photographer Jack Robinson we find the following: Will
Rousseau 404 E 56 (or 55)-6A PL 55330,PL 81225. I would like to know
if anyone can find a listing on this photographer. We are researching
Jack Robinson for an upcomming major museum retrospective of his work.
We have found no information in related searches to Jack Robinson.

There is the following book.  Perhaps Doubleday might
have more information.

"The 'Lost' treasures of Louis Comfort Tiffany"
Hugh F. McKean, photos. by Will Rousseau and others
Garden City, N. Y.
Doubleday, 1980
304 p.
ISBN: ISBN 0-385-09585-6

Thanks Denco, I am quite blown away as I have that book. Jack Robinson
worked for me until he died. He spent the last half of his life
designing stained glass windows for me at www.rainbowstudio.com

It seems that this photographer did several other projects for
Doubleday in the 1970-s and (early) 1980s:

Anderson, J. and E. Hanna, The Doubleday cookbook : complete
contemporary cooking. 1975, Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday. xiii, 1325
p., [16] leaves of plates Jean Anderson and Elaine Hanna ; ill. by Mel
Klapholtz ; photos. by Will Rousseau.

Fink, Patricia, Best Recipes From The Cook Book Guild, 1972 Doubleday and Co.   

Moore, Colleen. Photographs By Will Rousseau. 
Colleen Moore's Doll House.
New York. Doubleday & Co. [1971] 

Doubleday contact details: 

PUBLICITY DEP: 
Doubleday, Nan A. Talese, Doubleday Religion, Currency, Black
Ink/Harlem Moon, Doubleday Graphic Novels
ddaypub@randomhouse.com

General Address: 

Random House, Inc.
1745 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
(212) 782-9000

Not a problem...

Here are three more books, the first two were done for Doubleday,
the third one was for Universal Publishing, also out of New York.

"A Civil War Courtship: the Letters of Edwin Weller ..."
... Wrapper Photograph By Will Rousseau (1980)

"Maggie: a Love Story"
... Illustrated By Will Rousseau. (1971)

"Pleasures of Needlepoint ..."
... Photos: Will Rousseau (1972)