Photography Books, Sam Abell to Richard Avedon

1a. Abell, Sam. The Mississippi and the Making of a Nation from the Louisiana Purchase to Today by Stephen E. Ambrose and Douglas G. Brinkley, Photographs by Sam Abell. An Official Publication of the Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial. National Geographic, 2002. Hardcover with protected dust jacket, ex-library copy in excellent condition with spine label and card pocket. A well-written history of the region with maps, historical photographs, and recent photographs by the famous photographer Sam Abell, Photographer-in-Residence at National Geographic who has produced at least nine other books and is on the board of the George Eastman House. Issued at $40. Covers all ten states in the region, from Minnesota to Iowa to Louisiana. 274 pages. $5.

1aa. Abbott, Berenice. Bonnie Yochelson. Berenice Abbott: Changing New York. New Press, 1997. Like new in stiff wraps. Issued at $35. 399 pages. 1st edition, 1st printing. $25.

1aaa. Abbott, Berenice. Berenice Abbott. Text by Cheryl Finley. Commerce Graphics, 1988. 64 superbly reproduced illustrations of Abbott's photos showing range of her work, including portraits (Edward Hopper, Jean Cocteau, et al.), New York City cityscape), scientific illustrations showing wave formations and multiple exposures, etc. Soft gray wraps with vellum endpapers. Printed by Singer Printing and designed by Georgette Ballance. This pristine copy comes with a custom-made 4-mil clear polyester jacket. $25.

1aaa.1. Abbott, Berenice. Physics by the Physical Science Study Committee. D.C. Heath & Co., 1960. 1st edition in hardcover. Not issued with dust jacket. Previous school owned with underlining and notations throughout. Moderate exterior wear. Illustrated with numerous uncredited Berenice Abbott photos (although she is listed as a contributor) and some credited photos by Harold E. Edgerton, et al. Good. $5.

1aaaa. Abbott, Berenice. New York in the Thirties as Photographed by Berenice Abbott. Dover, 1973.Text by Elizabeth McCausland. 97 photographs by Abbott. Unabridged softcover reprint of Changing New York, 1939. No bar code on back cover. Original price $7.50. [Note: the 1997Abbott book, Changing New York, is not a reprint of the 1939 book, as is this Dover reprint. Earlier edition of the Dover seen with $3.50 price and later with $14.95 with bar code. Thus, this is an early reprint of the Dover edition.] Very good with slight wear at corners. $15. Another copy, original price $6.00, good with crease on front cover and other evidence of use. $5.

1aaaaa. Adal. Evidence of Things Not Seen by Adal Maldanado. Da Capo, 1975. Imaginative photographs by the New York artist born in Puerto Rico and who died in December 2020. At the time he made these images, Adal would sketch the picture, then borrow a camera and create the work. Introductory text in English with captions in Spanish. Wraps, good with edge wear. $30.

1b. Adams, Ansel and Mary Street Alinder. Ansel Adams, An Autobiography. NYGS, 1985. 1st ed., 4th prtg. Mint w. dj, $45.

1c. Adams, Ansel. Ansel Adams: Classic Images. Little, Brown, 1986. Second Printing (first hardcover edition). Ex-library, very good with protected dust jacket. SOLD

1d. Adams, Ansel. Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs. Little Brown, 1983. third printing, 1984. Ex-library with protected dust jacket, very good. SOLD

2a. Adams, Ansel. [Inaugural Issue, Ansel Adams Center] review, Newsletter of the Friends of Photography, 12:9 (September/October 1989). [Issue re opening of the Ansel Adams Center, with article by Peter C. Bunnell, Chairman, Board of Trustees, cover photo of Moon and Half Dome by Adams, portrait of Adams by James Alinder, article about Ansel Adams exhibit at the Center, other illustrations by Adams, Ruth Bernhard, Sir John Herschel, Carleton Watkins, et al. 11x14, 12 pages, folded, mailing label. $15.

3. Adams, Ansel. Manzanar. Photographs by Ansel Adams. Commentary by John Hersey. By John Armor and Peter Wright. [Photographs of the Japanese American relocation camp near Death Valley in 1944.] Wraps,near fine with slight bump on one rear corner, 1st Vintage printing, 1989, number line goes to 1. $15.00.

3.1. Adams, Ansel. The Print. Contact Printing and Enlarging. Basic Photo 3. Morgan & Morgan, 1968, 1971. Ex-library with mylar protected dust jacket taped to book, rear flyleaf removed, spine label. SOLD

3.2 Adams, Ansel. Photographs of the Southwest, with an Essay on the Land by Lawrence Clark Powell. New York Graphic Society/Little, Brown, Second Printing, 1984. Selected photographs made from 1928 to 1958 in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Utah with a statement by the photographer. Dedicated to Paul Strand. [Essay illustrated with photographs by Ansel Adams of Tony Lujan, Frank Applegate, Maria Martinez, Mary Austin, Witter Brynner, et al]. 109 plates plus photographs on covers. Stiff illustrated wraps with custom made polyester jacket. Fine condition. Together with "David in Adamsland," by David Vestal, article removed from Popular Photography, December 1967, pp. 90ff, 9 leaves, re Ansel Adams Yosemite Workshop. $25 for both. Another copy, 1st edition, 1st printing, 1976. Creases along bottom front of dust jacket, else fine. $100. Another copy, 1st edition, 1st printing. Fine with very good protected dust jacket that has a short tear on back neatly closed on verso with clear tape. An attractive copy. $75.

3.3. Adams, Ansel. Celebrating the American Earth: A Portfolio by Ansel Adams. Texts by John Szarkowski (intro), Ansel Adams, and Robert Turnage. Wilderness Society, 1980. [Includes longer version of Turnage's essay, "Ansel Adams: The Role of the Artist in the Environmental Movement" than in the following item. Portfolio of Adams photos same as in following item.] Wraps, 30 pages, vg+ with crimp on cover, $10. Another copy, like near fine, $15.

3.3.1. Adams, Ansel. Celebrating the American Earth: A Tribute to Ansel Adams. Texts by John Szarkowski (intro), Ansel Adams, and Robert Turnage. Wilderness Society, 1980. [Includes shorter version of Turnage's essay than in previous item but includes another essay, "A Wilderness Vision: The Wilderness Society and the Public Lands Portfolio of Adams photos same as in previous item..] Wraps, 30 pages, fine, $15.

3.3.2. Adams, Ansel. Ansel Adams: Thirty Photographs, A Postcard Folio Book. Little Brown, 1997. 4th Printing. Very good with a bit of edgewear on spine and a few small indentations on covers, postcards all fine. Thirty black-and-white finely reproduced postcards of some of environmentalist and photographer Ansel Adam's best photographs of Yosemite, Kings Canyon, Yellowstone, Arizona, New Mexico, and other scenic locales. $10.

3.3.3. Adams, Ansel. Essential Art: 140 Years of American Photography from The Ansel and Virginia Adams Donation. Essay by Terence Pitts. Issued in conjuction with an exhibition at the Center for Creative Photography, November 21, 1993-February 27, 1994. Consists of packet with essay and complete set of 12 postcards by Southworth and Hawes; George Fiske; Harry Callahan; Dody Weston Thompson; Judy Dater; Jerry Uelsmann; Barbara Crane; Brett Weston; Abe Franjndlich (of Minor White); Wynn Bullock; Walker Evans; and Ruth Bernhard. Very unncommon, only 6 copies listed in WorldCat, which catalogued it with 11 of the 12 postcards. $50.

3.3.4. Adams, Ansel. The Unknown Ansel Adams. Catalog for exhibit organized by Friends of Photography, Carmel, California, Feb. 19-Apr. 11, 1982 and California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, Apr. 16-Aug. 1, 1982. Exhibition included previously undististributed photographs from 1917 through 1982. The softcover catalog includes 8 B&W prints, an essay by James Alinder, and Adam's extensively re-written essay "A Personal Credo," published earlier in the1944 American Annual of Photography. Laid in is a form letter from Ansel Adams with a facsimile signature in blue ink, encouraging membership in the Wilderness Society. Like new, $15.

3.3.5. Adams, Ansel. Outdoor Photographer magazine, May 1989. Feature story, "Meet the Masters" with focus on Eliot Porter, Philip Hyde, Roger Tory Peterson, and Ansel Adams. Section on Ansel Adams, "The Unseen Ansel Adams," by Lewis Kemper with five photographs of Adams by Cedric Wright. 90 pages entire, like new. $10.

3.3.6. Adams, Ansel. James Alinder and Mary Street Alinder, Ansel Adams: A San Francisco Heritage. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, 1987. Stiff wraps, near fine, issued in conjuction with exhibition, Ansel Adams: One with Beauty, M.H. de Young Memorial Museum, May 9-Sept. 11, 1987. Contains ten black and white photographs by Ansel Adams. $15.

3.3.7. Adams, Ansel. The American West: The National Parks with 3 Photographic Portfolios by Ansel Adams.Vol. 6, No. 5, September 1969. Entire issue, 90 pages. Special Editor for this issue, Donald C. Swain. Very good with bump at base of spine. $15.

3.3.8. Adams, Ansel. Image, The Journal of the George Eastman House, Volume 8, Number 1, March 1959, including Ansel Adams, "Some Definitions," on pages 6 to 31. Adams' text was prepared for a lecture he gave at the George Eastman House on November 14, 1958, when he received the Brehm Memorial Award. Entire issue,edited by Beaumong Newhall, 56 pages. Other articles include, "An Announcement by Daguerre," reproducing a broadside in French (with English translation) that he published before January 15, 1839, seeking subscriptions to reveal the secret of his process. Like new, $20.

3.3.9. Adams, Ansel. The Mural Project. Photographs by Ansel Adams with text by Peter Wright and John Armor. Reverie, 1989. 1st ed., dust jacket with a few small indentations, gift inscription on front flyleaf. $12.

3.3.a. Adams, Ansel. Yosemite and the Range of Light. NYGS/MoMA, 1979. Introduction by Paul Brooks. Wraps, special ed. pub. on occasion of MoMA exhibit, "Ansel Adams", smaller than hardcover edition. Very good with crimp on corner of cover. $30.

3.3.b. Adams, Robert. West from the Columbia; Views at the River Mouth. Aperture, 1995. Oversized, fine hardcover with very good dust jacket in new protector. 1st edition, 1st printing. Issued at $50. $25.

3.3c. Adams, Robert. From the Missouri West. Aperture, 1980. 1st edition. Hardcover with protected dust jacket. 46 black and white photographs. Two closed tears at top front of notoriously fragile dust jacket near spine, the longer one inch. The jacket, as typical, shows light shelf rubbing. Book fine. $90.

4. Advertising. Stanley, Thomas Blaine. The Technique of Advertising Production. 2nd ed. Prentice Hall, 1954. [Inc. detailed instructions re photoengraving, lithography, gravure, layouts, color separations, etc.] Ex-lib, good, 216pp. $25.

4.a. Advertising. The High Art of Photographic Advertising: The 1934 National Alliance of Art and Industry Exhibition. Exhibit catalog, May 20, 2010 - October 9, 2010, Baker Library, Harvard University. Melissa Banta, Guest Curator. Profusely illustrated softcover catalog, 22 pages, 8x10, like new. $20

5a. Africa. Jenness, Aylette. Along the Niger River: An African Way of Life. NY: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1974. [Profusely illustrated with excellent photographs by the author taken over a three-year period of Nigeria, including the Kamberi, Sarkawa, Kyedyawa, and Gugawa peoples in the Yelwa area.] 1st ed., 1st printing, hard cover with dust jacket, ex-library, missing rear flyleaf, tape remnants where dj taped to book, $5.

5.a.1. Africa. Brown, Alice. East Africa in Pictures.English Press Limited, [circa 1960]. Softcover, staple-bound, 60 pages, very good. People, animals, and scenery in East Africa. Includes Samburu, Masai, Kikuyu, Nairobi, Kenya, Lake Elenteita, Mombassa, Fort Jesus, Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanganyika, Mt. Moru, Ngorongoro Crater, Zanzibar, et al. Comes with a 5x7 unfaded Kodachrome print dated August 1962 of an unidentified African man in traditional dress, and four real black-and-white photographic postcards (RPPC) of Africans, including dancing (topless) teenage girl, Marakwet Girl (Uganda), Pigmy mother and baby, and Babira Woman with lip plate. Postcards are by Hoa-Qui (1), Sapira Studio (1), and S. Skulina, Pegas Studio (2). $25.

5a.2. African Americans. Ronnie by Elieen Rosenbaum with photographs by Gloria Kitt Lindauer and Carmel Roth. Parents' Magazine, 1969. [Photographs of Black children in black-and-white.] Illustrated boards, ex-library, no dust jacket (may not have had one), very good other than evidence of library ownership. $10.

5b. AIPAD. The Photography Show, February 16-18, 2001. Membership Directory & Illustrated Directory. [Catalog of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers. Profusely illustrated with work by numerous renowned photographers.] Illustrated stiff wraps, unpaginated, about 200 pages, fine. $15. 2 copies available.

5b1. AIPAD. The Photography Show, Sponsored by AIPAD, February 5-7, 1999; Membership Directory and Illustrated Catalogue. [Catalog of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers. Profusely illustrated with work by numerous renowned photographers.] Illustrated stiff wraps, unpaginated, about 200 pages, fine. $15.

5b2. AIPAD. Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD): Celebrating 150 Years of Photography, 1839-1989. Exhibition catalog for exhibitions in Washington, D.C., and Basel, Switzerland. Wraps, vg+ with corner creases on a few pages. $10.

5c. AIPAD 2004. The Photography Show. Membership Directory and Illustrated catalog for the Association of International Photographic Art Dealers. February 12-15, 2004. Unpaginated, more than 200 pages. Lists numerous dealers wiht contact information, the photographers each represents, and a sample photo for sale. Excellent print quality. Renowned photographers illustrated (many with previously unpublished images) include Robert Frank, Edward Weston, Bill Brandt, Lartigue, Richard Misrach, Weegee, Paul Himmel, Karel Ludwig, Joel Peter Witkin, Garry Winogrand, Walter Peterhans, Gyorgy Kepes, El Lissitsky, William Henry Fox Talbot, E. Boubat, O. Winston Link, Herbert List, Martin Barr, Tom Baril, Minor White, Berenice Abbott, Lois Connor, Burtynsky, Kertesz, Gustave Le Gray, Man Ray, Richard Avedon, George Platt Lynes, Michael Kenna, Keith Carter, Thurman Rotan, Herbert Bayer, Eisenstaedt, Kiichi Asano, Javier Meinel, Nino Migliori, and many others. Includes male and female nudes. $15. 2 copies available.

5.c.1. Akiba, David. David Akiba: Photographs from the Collection of the Boston Public Library. Wiggin Gallery, December 9, 1998 - January 25, 1999. Introduction by Bernard Margolis. Reminiscence by Sinclair Hitchings. Chronology and commentaries by David Akiba (born in Boston, 1940). Boston Public Library, 1998. Issued in an edition of 1,500 copies. Near fine with a couple of slight crimps. [Includes examples from series of photos of Boston Marathan runners, Night Series, mannequin factory, miniture bubbles, elevated Orange Line, Boston parks, et al.] Illustrated wraps, 32 pages. $25.

5d. Album 6. July 1970. Special George Eastman House issue of short-lived magazine edited by Bill Jay. Introduction by Beaumont Newhall. Essay on the future of photography by Thomas F. Barrow. Photographs by Muybridge, Brassai, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Charles Fredricks, Gertrude Kasebier, Robert Heinecken, Edward Weston, Les Krims, Jerry Uelsmann, Emmet Gowin, Aaron Siskind, Robert Fichter, et al. Minor cover wear. $10.

6. Alinder, James. The Contact Print, 1946-1982. Issued as Untitled 30. Friends of Photography, 1982. [Harry Callahan, Linda Connor, Emmet Gowin, Nicholas Nixon, Olivia Parker, Michael A. Smith, Frederick Sommer, Josef Sudek, Brett Weston, and Minor White.] App. 11.5 x 11.5 inches, wraps, as issued. Good with some scratches and dings, mostly on back cover. $20.

6.1. Alinder, James. Picture America. Jim Alinder: Photographs. Wright Morris: Words. Ansel Adams: Introduction. 55 duotone illustrations. New York Graphic Society/Little Brown, 1982. 1st ed. A fine ex-library copy with dust jacket protector taped to book. $12.50.

6.1.a. Alland, Alexander. Yochelson, Bonnie. The Committed Eye: Alexander Alland's Photography. Museum of the City of New York, 1991. 50 pages. 1st edition, 1st printing, illustrated wraps. As new, 30 full page photographs by Alexander Alland, plus text illustrations. Essay by Bonnie Yochelson. Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, 16 April through 27 October, 1991. [Alland, who rescued the photographic archives of Jacob Riis, was an excellent documentary photographer. This well-reproduced sample of his work includes shots of various groups in New York City, including Korean Americans, Gypsies, unemployed, Commandment Keepers Congregation (Jewish African Americans), Indian Americans, et al., as well as views of the city. A few are from his books American Counterpoint (1943) and Portrait of New York (1939).] $35. Another copy, very good with a few nicks on back cover, otherwise fine. $25.

6.1.b. Alternatives 1980. Essay by Mark Schwartz, Director. Catalog for photography exhibition, Seigfred Gallery, Ohio University, Febrary 18 to March 3, 1980, and which traveled to Ohio State University, Columbus, and Spaces Gallery, Cleveland. Wraps, like new, 32 pages with color and black-and-white reproductions of a selection of the work, with complete list in the back. Features mostly manipulative printing or nonstandard presentations using postvisualisation techniques. Juror awards to photographers, most of whose work is illustrated, included Robert A. Widdicombe; Robert Stiegler; Christina Hutton; Eric Lansberg; Philip E. Wakeman; Barbara De Genevieve; Carl Baden; Paul Berger; Frances Murray; Diana Schoenfeld; Ruth Terrill; Celia Jordan; Carol Porter McClintock; John Ganis; Paula Crane; and James Chressanthis. Others illustrated include Larry S. Ferguson, Tim Dowling; Philip E. Wakeman; Ronald J. Jacomini; Carl Baden; and Sandra Yoshie. $25. Also two very good copies available, $15 each.

6.1.b.1. Alternatives 1983. Essay by Barry Perlus, Director. Interview with Nathan Lyons, Director of the Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, New York. Catalog for exhibition, Silver Image Gallery, Ohio State University, April 6-29, 1983, and which traveled to four venues in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Features mostly manipulative printing or other nonstandard presentations using postvisualisation techniques. Artists illustrated include Carla Cain; Joseph McDonald; Fredrik Marsh; Dale Jones; Rita Dibert; Rita Dewitt; Ken Graves; David Gilmore; Francois Deschamps; Nancy Roberts; Judy Coleman; David Arnold; Kelly Culpepper; Casyle West; Robert Witanowski; Lynette Molinar; W.B. Knowles; Bob Bosco; Kermit Lee; David Dabogny; Kent Kirby. Almost like new with a few light crimps. $25.

6.1.c. Ambrogi, Patti. Patti Ambrogi. Willie Middlebrook. Abstract Identities. Catalog for exhibit, January 12 - March 15, 1993. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery No. 31. Syracuse University,, Syracuse, N.Y., 1993. 20 pages, 14 illustrations (12 color). Essay by Amy Hufnagel. Includes selected works from Middlebrook's series "Portraits of My People: Black Male Love Song". Fine, $10. (2 copies available)

6.1.c.1. American Photographers. American Photographers (Katalog einer Ausstellung 1977/78 in Graz-Innsbruck-Wien). Grazer Druckerei, 1977. By Manfred Willman with interview of Allan Porter. Photographers illustrated with biographical information: Lewis Baltz, Lee Friedlander, Ralph Gibson, Les Krims, Mary Ellen Mark, Duane Michals, Stephen Shore and Neal Slavin. Exhibition catalog, wraps, near fine, 40 pages. Text in German. $20.

6.1.d. American Photography, January 1914. Features article on Robert Demachy exhibition at A.P. Little Gallery, several pages of which have been replaced with photocopies. Other articles include Paul L. Anderson on the Gum Pigment Process - chapter IX; home portraiture; flash photography device; snow scenes, et al. Photographs by Demachy, J.H. Travis, William C. Stratman, Oscar Badgley, John E. Prior, A.C. Wilmerding, B. Springsted, A.W. Ollar, J.K. Hodges, et al. As is, except for missing pages, fine. $5.

6.1.e. American Photography. February 1917. Indoor Photography theme issue. Illustrations by E.J. Stutz, W.S. Davis, Dr. R.W. Shufeldt, F.W.G. Moebus, William Ludlum, Jr., Margaret Moore, Amy Zulich, et al. VG, $10.

7. American Photographic Historical Society. Membership Directory, 1995. 40pp. $5.00.

7.1. American Photographs: The First Century. From the Isaacs Collection in the National Museum of American Art. Edited by Merry A. Foresta. Smithsonian, 1996. Phenomenal photographs collected by Charles Isaacs, Jr., who provides an Afterword. 79 color plates plus 1more than 100 four-color images. Barker, George; Bell, William; Bierstadt, C.; Bonine, Elias; Brady; Brigman; Gardner; Gilpin; Havens, O.P.; Rau; Haviland; Haynes, F.J.; Hesler; Pach; Hillers; Hine; Jackson; Kasebier; Keiley; McClees; Moran; Muybridge; O'Sullivan; Bullock, J; Chislett; Cunningham; Davis, Dwight; Sipprell; Eickemeyer; Watkins. Fine in stiff wraps. $25.

7.1.a. Anderson, Paul. Paul Anderson. The Archive. Center for Creative Photography Research Series, No. 18, May 1983. Wraps, like new, 48 pages. Includes biography of Paul Lewis Anderson by Terence R. Pitts and "A Paul Anderson Portfolio" with 19 plates. Anderson was born in Trenton, New Jersey in 1880 and after graduation from Lehigh University, worked as an electrical engineer until 1910. Influenced in 1907 by Stieglitz' Camera Work magazine, he took up photography and in 1910 opened a portrait studio in Orange, New Jersey. He became, according to Pitts, "one of the most visible proponents of pictorialism, and his voluminous output of articles and books constitutes one of the most systematic attempts to provide a philosophical and art historical foundation for pictorial aesthetics." This issue of the Archive also includes brief chapters on Recent Acquisitions by the Center and on the German photographer Stefan Moses. SOLD

7.1.a.1. Anderson, Paul. Paul Anderson: Photographs. Guides Series No. 7, Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1983. Compiled by Donna Bender. Includes essay, "The Education of the Photographic Artist," by Paul Anderson; small reproductions of all of Anderson's photos at the Center; list 23 other photographers in Anderson's collection; and extensive Bibliography about Anderson compiled by Terence R. Pitts. Fine, like new. SOLD

7.1.b. Anderson, Sherwood. Home Town. [142 photographs by Farm Security Administration photographers. Photographers include Arthur Rothstein, Russell Lee, Walker Evans, Ben Shahn, John Vachon, Dorothea Lange, Marion Post (later Wolcott), and Carl Mydans. One of several historically significant documentary photography volumes edited by Edwin Rosskam for the Face of America series. Rosskam was editor of the Historical Section, Farm Security Administration, under the direction of Roy Stryker, and selected these photos from FSA files. This book is only one of a handful published during the existence of the FSA illustrated exclusively with FSA photos. Rosskam asked Sherwood Anderson for 20,000 words and Anderson sent him 60,000 and told him to cut it, which he did.] NY: Alliance, 1940. 1st ed., though not stated. Cloth, no dj, vg with slight browning to cover and brown stains inside cover from glue used in binding, as often seen in copies of this book. $65.

7.1.c. Anderson, Sherwood. Home Town. [142 photographs by Farm Security Administration photographers. Photographers include Arthur Rothstein, Russell Lee, Walker Evans, Ben Shahn, John Vachon, Dorothea Lange, Marion Post (later Wolcott), and Carl Mydans. One of several historically significant documentary photography volumes edited by Edwin Rosskam for the Face of America series. Rosskam was editor of the Historical Section, Farm Security Administration, under the direction of Roy Stryker, and selected these photos from FSA files. This book is only one of a handful published during the existence of the FSA illustrated exclusively with FSA photos. Rosskam asked Sherwood Anderson for 20,000 words and Anderson sent him 60,000 and told him to cut it, which he did.] NY: Alliance, 1940. 1st ed., though not stated. Cloth, no dj, vg with slight browning to cover and brown stains inside cover from glue used in binding, as often seen in copies of this book. Gift inscription of Fred A. Crane (1857-1941) of Ohio to Dr. Ed and Betsey Hyde of Vancouver, Dec. 4, 1940. $60

7.1.d. Andrews, Orville. Camera Across America. [New York, Washington, Chicago, and California in well-composed and printed black-and-white photos, one to a page on glossy paper.] South Brunswick, NJ: A.S. Barnes, 1966. Fine with vg dj. $10.

7.1.e. Angeli, Daniel and Jean-Paul Dousset. Private Pictures. Introduction by Anthony Burgess. [Paparazzi style sneaky pictures of celebrities, sometimes naked, including Bridgette Bardot, Elton John, Elizabeth Taylor, Jack Nicholson, Gregory Peck, Dirk Bogarde, Peter Ustinov, the Queen Mother of England, Prince Charles, Omar Sharif, Yul Brynner, John Travolta, Giovanni Agnelli, Aristotle and Jacqueline Onassis, Edith Piaf, Maria Callas, Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate, et al.] NY: Viking, 1980. Near fine in wraps, as issued. $17.50.

7.1.f. Animals. Goodman, Paul (text). The Open Look. Photographs by Stefan Congrat-Butlar. [A curious book of photos of dogs and cats in windows of Brooklyn Heights with text by a noted scholar, the author of Growing Up Absurd.] Funk & Wagnalls, 1969. Near fine with vg dj that has a couple of closed tears. $10.

7.1.g. Antarctica. Three illustrated hardcover books with dust jackets on Antarctica: 1. Antarctica: Land of Frozen Time by Roger A. Caras. Chilton, 1962. 1st edition. Dust jacket has a worn spot along spine. Book is fine.With photos and foldout map. Non-authorial gift inscription in pencil on preliminary title page. 2. Antarctica, My Destiny. A Personal History by the Last of the Great Polar Explorers by Captain Finn Ronne. Introduction by Lowell Thomas. Hastings House, 1979. Records almost 50 years of polar adventures. 3. Antarctica: The Worst Place in the World by Allyn Baum. Macmillan, 1966. The author, a New York Times correspondent, went on two expeditions to Antarctica. Books 2 and 3 are in very good ex-library condition, with mylar protected dust jackets, spine labels, rear flyleaf remove and other usual evidence of library use. Shipping weight approx. 5 pounds. $15.

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23.c. Appel, Gerald, et al. American Photographers at the Turn of the Century: Travel & Trekking. Photographs of Papua New Guinea by Appel. Other photographers, with pictures from China, France, Greece, Korea, Romania, Thailand, et al., by Roger Williams Archibald, Therman Bailey, Eileen Gardner Galer, Chloe B. Holmes, Steven C. Hankins, Jack Larrison, Christophe Pinard, Kay Shaw, Gordon Schalla, Joseph K. Schriefer, and Shirly E. Thomas. Five Corners, 1994, fine with dj, $15.

23.d. Araki, Noboyoshi. Araki: Tokyo Novelle. Cantz, 1997. [Combines views of Tokyo with bizarre photos of nude women in bondage, posed in a variety of uncomfortable positions. Catalog for an exhibition, 1995-1996.] Stiff wraps, as issued. Like new with slight rubbing. SOLD

23.e. Arbus, Diane. Diane Arbus. An Aperture Monograph. Aperture, 1972. 5th printing, includes photo of woman with monkey not in the 1st printing. Wraps, near very good with short closed tear on rear cover, normal shelf wear, internally fine. $20.

23.f. Arbus, Diane. Arbus, Friedlander, Winogrand. New Documents, 1967. By Sarah Hermanson Meister with essay by Max Kozloff. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2017. [Book on the landmark exhibit of photographs by Diane Arbus, Lee Friedlander, and Garry Winogrand. Reproduces all the photographs plus documents about the show, for which a catalog was never previously issued, despite its renown.] 1st edition, hardcover clothbound with dust jacket. 188 pages. New in original shrinkwrap. Issued at $45. $40.

23.g. Arbus, Diane. Diane Arbus: A Collage Wall in 17 Postcards. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. With statement printed on insert and illustrated wrapper. Like new. $100.

23.h. Arbus, Diane. Christie’s New York. Photographs by Diane Arbus from the Collection of Bruce and Nancy Berman. Thursday 10 April 2008. Almost like new with light rubbing on rear cover. 73 pages; 50 lots illustrated full-page in b&w; 8.5 x 10.5 inches. Four images not previously published. $40.

24. Arbus. Bosworth, Patricia. Diane Arbus, A Biography. Knopf, 1984. 1st ed. Fine w. near fine dj. $30.

24a. Architecture. Philip Johnson Architect: The First Forty Years. Metropolitan Art Society, [1980?]. 29 illustrations of famous buildings by Johnson, most with his comments. Buildings include The Glass House; Eric Boissonnas House; Robert Leonhardt House; Museum for Pre-Columbian Art; Kline Science Center, Yale University; IDS Center, Minneapolis; Fort Worth, Texas, Water Garden; Pennzoil Place, Houston; Garden Grove Community Church, California; AT&T World Headquarters; The New Cleveland Playhouse; RepublicBank Center, Houston; 580 California Street, San Francisco; Transco II, Houston; and others. Stiff illustrated wraps with French flaps, light soiling to cover, otherwise fine. $5.

24a.1. Architecture. The Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts by Kay Kaiser. The American Institute of Architects Press, 1989. Design and production by Centro Di della Edifimi srl, Florence. Printed in Italy by Conti Tipoloclor, Florence. 1st printing in stiff illustrated wraps with French flaps. Fine, almost like new condition. Birkerts was born in Latvia in 1925. His parents, Peteris and Merija Shop Birkerts, were scholars who collected and documented Latvia’s cultural heritage. Birkert’s rich cultural upbringing in Riga influenced his development. After graduating from the Technische Hochschule in Stuttgart in 1949, he emigrated to the United States and embarked on an illustrious career. In 1976, he was appointed Architect-in-Residence at the American Academy in Rome. Among his many projects documented in this book: Marathon Oil Office Building; University Reformed Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Detroit Institute of the Arts - South Wing; Tougaloo College Campus Master Plan; Glen Oaks Community College; Corning Public Library; Contemporary ARts Museum, Houston; IBM Office Building; Duluth Public Library; U.S. Embassy, Helsinki; Museum of Glass, Corning; Cornell University Uris Library Addition; Domino’s Pizza Headquarters; Michigan State Capitol Building Expansion Master Plan; Ohio State University Law Building addition; and Woodbridge Energy Plaza. 215 pages. Photographs by Balthazar Korab, Timothy Hursley, Keiichi Miyashita, and others. $15.

24a.2. Arizona. Central Arizona Project Photographic Survey. Center for Creative Photography, 1986. Texts by Pitts, Terence Pitts, preface, Robert Walsh, and William Jenkins. Photographs in black-and-white and in color by Mark Klett, Ruthe Morand, Lawrence McFarland and Ann Simmons-Myers. Oblong wraps, 48 pages, very good. Book has a slight curve to spine. $20.

24a.3. Arnold, Eve. Camera 35. March 1957. Complete issue of magazine published by U.S. Camera Publishing Corp., Tom Maloney, President.. Good with edge wear on cover and remnant of old price label. Article on Eve Arnold pages 218-221 with photos of celebrity women, including Marilyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich. Also article on photographer George Daniell, technical articles, and ads for cameras, enlargers, and other photo equipment. $15.

24a.4. Art & Antiques. May 1989. Reinventing Photography: Celebrating 150 Years of the Medium. Paul Caponigro. Henri Cartier-Bresson. Walter Chappell. Lee Friedlander. Adam Fuss. John Gossage. Jan Groover. Horst. Robert Mapplethorpe. Mcdermott & McGough. Sheila Metzner. Duane Michals. The Start Twins. Jerry Uelsmann. Joel-Peter Witkin. Fine except crimp along spine of front cover.. $12.

24a.5. Art on Paper. World Views on Contemporary Photography. A Grand Tour at the Millennium. Vol. 4, No. 3. Jan-Feb 2000. [Lynn Davis, Lois Conner, Michael Kenna, Marcus Leatherdale, James Whitlow Delano, Jean Kallina, Liu Zheng, et al.] Crimp on rear cover, o/w fine. $5.00.

24a.6. Arts and Sciences, Volume 5, 1941. Dedicated to the American Museum of Photography. Pennsylvania Arts & Sciences Society, 1941. Edited by Louis Walton Sipley, assisted by Margaret L. Brady. [Clothbound, 100 pages. An excellent overview of Philadelphia's American Museum of Photography directed by Sipley, including descriptions of 19th and 20th century collections, most of which is now at the George Eastman House, and interesting facts about the history of photography. Illustrations by Elias Goldensky, Harold E. Edgerton, J.W. Black, Martin Hyman, William N. Jennings, Paul Arno Mann, William Henry Jackson, et al. Group portrait of museum board members, including Goldensky and Sipley. Photograph of William Henry Jackson visiting museum with Caspar Briggs, et al. Photograph of Goldensky pretending to take a daguerreotype of Elizabeth Williams. Includes directory of Philadelphia professional photographers in 1941, with notes about their practice. Fine, with just a trace of wear at bottom of spine. $50.

24a.7 Arts in Virginia, Volume 16, Number 1, Fall 1975. Complete issue, 40 pages, very good with minor wear on spine. Includes long articles by Peter Bunnell on Gertrude Kasebier and by George Cruger on Lewis Hine. Illustrated with seldom seen photographs by these masters from the collection of the Virginia Museum. Also article, "A 19th-Century Portfolio," with works at the Museum by Hill and Adamson; F. Beato; Francis Frith; George Barnard; Carleton Watkins; Felix Bonfils; Julia Margaret Cameron; Peter Henry Emerson; Henry Peach Robinson; and Alfred Stieglitz. $15.

24a.7.1. As Eye See It. Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, New Jersey, n.d. [circa 1980?]. Curated and text by Milton Bloch, Director. Exhibition catalog with holographic blinking eye on cover, replacing “Eye” in title. Staple-bound, 18 pages, including covers. Includes section on photography with a stereographic view of Cape May from the George Moss Archives. Other illustrated sections on graphic illusions, mirages, trompe l'oeil, Op Art, magic, and camouflage. $20.

24a.8. ASMP 1986 Awards Ceremony. The National Academy of Design, Sunday, October 26, 1986. List of awardees and photo and statement by/about each photographer: Jay Maisel; Eric Meola; Neal Slavin; David Burnett; Sheila Metzner; Brett Weston; Robert Ballard; Emory Kristof; Sebastiao Salgado; Robert Gilka; and Andreas Feininger. Stiff wraps, 24 pages, good + with crimps on spine and small indentations on front cover. $20.

24.b. Atget. Eugene Atget. Text by Ben Lifson. Aperture History of Photography Series Number 14. Aperture, 1980. Illustrated boards, not issued with dust jacket. Fine, like new. $20.

24b.1. Atget. Szarkowski, John and Maria Morris Hambourg. The Work of Atget. Volume I. Old France. Springs Mills Series on the Art of Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1981. Fine in maroon cloth with protected VG+ dust jacket that has a small wrinkle at top of spine and light aging spots on the inside of the dust jacket. SOLD

24b.2. Atget. Photo Presente Les Grands Maitres de la Photo 10: Eugene Atget. Milano (Filipacchi), 1982. 64pp. Text in French by Romeo Martinez and Ferdinand Sciana. Profusely illustrated. Wraps. 58 photographs reproduced in a purplish brown tone evocative of the original prints by the influential French photographer. Like new. $15.

24b.3. Atget. "In Search of Eugene Atget" by Richard Whelan, in Portfolio,The Magazine of the Visual Arts, 1:5, December/January 1979-80, pages 76-83. Entire issue, 120 pages. Other articles include "Caillebotte's Streets of Paris" by Kirk Varnedoe; "Deciphering Paul Klee" by Mark Rosenthal; "Portrait: San Francisco's Art and Architecture" by Alfred Frankenstein;"The Legacy of the [Altamira] Caves" by Sheldon Modelman; "[Alvar] Aalto's Second Coming" by Stanley Abercrombie; "The Human Creature" re painter Alice Neel by Ann Sutherland Harris; and "Frederic E. Church's $2.5 Million Icebergs" by Jennifer Licht. Very good with rippling bottom right corner.

24b.4. Atkins, Anna. Anna Atkins. 2006 Calendar. Introduction by Larry J. Schaaf. Hans P. Kraus, Jr., 2005. Calendar with 12 reproductions of Atkins' cyanotypes that can be hung or used freestanding. The first volume of Atkins' British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions (1843-1853), issued in three volumes, is considered the earliest book illustrated with photographs and Atkins claims importance as the first significant female photographer. The illustrations in this calendar are taken from this historic work. High quality reproductions by Meridian Printing on Monadnock Dulcet uncoated paper. Like new, $75.

24b.4.1. Attitudes: Photography in the 1970s by Fred Parker. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1979. Photographers include Don Worth; Robert Heinecken; Karen Truax; Keith Smith; and Todd Walker. Signed copy 719 of 1,000. Came with 20 slides, none of which are present. Cover creased near bottom of spine on verso, otherwise near fine. $50.

24b.5. Avedon, Richard. Avedon. The Secrets of America's Master Photographer. Avedon. American Photo, March/Apri11994. Entire issue, 100 pages. Pages 44-84 devoted to Avedon. Also an article on Joel Sternfeld and photography news. Very good with some crimps on cover. $10.

24c. Avedon, Richard. James Taylor, Walking Man [Vinyl record album with jacket cover portrait of Taylor by Avedon. Nice display item, disc plays well.] vg/vg. $3.