24d. Bailey, Henry Turner. Photography and Fine Art. Worcester, MA: Davis Press, 1918. [Revision of a series of articles that first appeared in School Arts Magazine, edited by Henry Turner Bailey. Bailey was one of the most prominent design educators of his generation, Dean of the Cleveland School of Art, and a popular lecturer at Chatauqua. This book discusses aspects of composition, including subject selection, rhythm, and balance. It is illustrated with drawings, paintings and photographs by the author and leading Pictorialist photographers, including Gertrude Kasebier, Clarence White, Jessie Tarbox Beals, Carl Semon, Rudolph Eickemeyer, and Herbert G. French.] Cloth, vg, 124 pages, minor wear on extremities, a few spots on end papers, binding tight, scarce. $200.

24.d.1. Baldessari, John. Throwing a Ball Once to Get Three Melodies and Fifteen Chords. University of California, 1973. 28 pages, 15 illustrations. Artist's book, staple bound; one of 2,500 copies printed; comprised of black-and-white photographs by Dan Graham of John Baldessari in full body profile throwing a ball in flip-book style. The wind-up and pitch are set off by color horizontal lines marking the movement, like sheet music. The images were used in an exhibit in conjunction with the publication of the book. Like new. $350.

24d.1a. Ballen, Roger. Boyhood. Chesea House, 1979. 1st ed. Hardcover with protected dust jacket. Ex-library, fine except half of rear flyleaf excised. Label with number on other half, otherwise no library markings. Dust jacket has tear along spine repaired with clear tape. New dust jacket protector. No spine label on dust jacket. Despite condition issues noted, still an attractive copy. $120.

24d.1b. Ballen, Roger. Lines, Marks, and Drawings Through the Lens of Roger Ballen. Smithsonian/Prestel, 2013. [From the essay by Robert JC Young: "Here, where humans seem caged or enclosed while animals urn free, human and animal live in a different relation to each other." Issued in conjunction with an exhibition at the National Museum of African Art.] Hardcover, black cloth with dust jacket, new in original shrinkwrap. $40.

24d.1c. Baltz, Lewis. Nevada. Castelli Graphics, 1988. 1st edition of 2,000 copies. Softcover, near very good. Top edges of pages rippled, corners crimped, light fading on edges of back cover. Housed in a custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. $65.

24d.1d. Baltz, Lewis. Maryland. The Nation's Capitol in Photographs. Corcoran Gallery, 1976. [The Nation’s Capital series included Lee Friedlander, John Gossage, Anthony Hernandez, Roy DeCarava, Lewis Baltz, Jan Groover, Robert Cumming, and Joe Cameron.] Softcover, like new, perfect copy. 1st (and only) edition of 3,000 copies. 12 illustrations. Essay by Jane Livingston. Biographical information about the photographer, Lewis Baltz. Fine. $75.

24d.2. Barboza, Anthony, et al. Creative Artists Public Service Program. Painters, Sculptors, Graphic Artists, Photographers, 1973-74. Creative Artists Program Service and Gallery Association of New York State, 1974. Recipients of CAPS grants in 1973 and 1974 with one image and brief bio for each. Photographers include Anthony Barboza; Naomi Bushman; Jill Freedman; Lee Friedlander; Charles Gatewood; Thomas Germano; Dorothy Gloster; Mark Godfrey; Charles Harbutt; James H. Karales; Harry Lapow; Helen Levitt; George Malave; Roger Mertin; Barbara Jo Revelle; Douglas Sandhage; Ming Smith; and Louis Stettner. Several of these have been members of the Kamoinge group of African American photographers (Barboza, Gloster, Smith). Stiff illustrated wraps, very good with a few small spots on front cover. 73 pages. $25.

24.d.3. Barboza, Anthony, et al. Camera Arts, July/August 1981. Ziff-Davis. Edited by Jim Hughes. Entire issue with features on Anthony Barboza; Edward Steichen's Secret Formula; Tom Maloney and U.S. Camera; William Klein; Dick Durrance; Flexichrome Printing; and William Wegman with text by Man Ray. Cover by William Webman. Very good with small area of erased writing on front cover. 118 pages. $25.

24.e. Barrett, Terry. Criticizing Photographs: An Introduction to Understanding Images. Mayfield Publishing, 1990. [Includes photos by Cindy Sherman, Robert Mapplethorpe, Jan Groover, Harry Callahan, Bill Owens, Mary Ellen Mark, Jerry Uelsmann, Irving Penn, Cartier-Bresson, Les Krims, Robert Doisneau, Barbara Kruger, Duane Michals, Harold Edgerton, et al.] 3rd printing, wraps, fine except previous owner's name on title page. $15. Another copy, 3rd printing, wraps, acceptable with front cover curling at corners, slight water stain on rear end paper. $10. Another copy, 2nd printing. vg with a few crimps on cover. $20.

24f. Batchen, Geoffrey. Each Wild Idea. Writing, Photography, History. MIT, 2001. ASIN 0262024861. Hardcover in black cloth with protected dust jacket. As new, fine with fine dust jacket. Writings on vernacular photography, Alfred Stieglitz, Max Dupain, Ansel Adams, photography in Australia, and other topics. Issued at $60. $20

24g. Bauhaus. Photography and the Bauhaus. The Archives, Research Series, Number 21, Marech 1985. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. 64 pages. Essay with illustrations by Suzanne E. Pastor. Bauhaus Portfolio with 27 plates. Chart with Bauhaus masters and workshops. Illustrations by Franz Roh, Umbo, Lucia Moholy, Lotte Beese, Joost Schmidt, Katt Both, Hannes Meyer, Hebert Bayer, T. Lux Feininger, Walter Peterhans, et al. As new in wraps, $35.

25. Bayer, Herbert. Christie's photo auction catalog, 10/4/1999, Twenty Years: Celebrating Galerie Zur Stockeregg, Zurich. Beautifully reproduced collection of 56 outstanding images, most reproduced one to a page, with special portfolio on Herbert Bayer, with images from his retrospective exhibit. Also Bourke-White, Brassai, Andre Kertesz, Tina Modotti, Edward Weston, Paul Outerbridge, Man Ray, Paul Strand, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Frantisek Drtikol, Pierre Debruil, Alfred Stieglitz, Heinrich Kuhn, Johann Hagemeyer, Berenice Abbott, Alma Lavenson, and others. Price estimates up to $300,000 per photo. Fine condition. $15.

25a. Bayer, Herbert. Herbert Bayer: Photographic Works. Introduction by Leland Rice. Essay by Beaumont Newhall. ARCO Center for Visual Art, 1977. 92 pages. with 74 full page illustrations. 2,500 copies printed. Stiff illustrated wraps, not issued in hard cover. VG+ with a few light crimps and small indentations on cover, else fine. SOLD

26. Beaton, Cecil. Dunaway, David King. Aldous Huxley Recollected: An Oral History. [Dust jacket cover portrait of Huxley by Cecil Beaton.] Carroll & Graf, 1995. Fine w. vg+ dj. Issued at $21. $10.

26a. Beaton, Cecil. Danziger, James. Beaton. Viking, 1980. 1st edition. Ex-library with usual evidence. Hardcover with very good protected dust jacket that has no spine label but has short tear at top of spine. Rear hinge reinforced. Bottom edges shelf worn. New dust jacket protector. Good/very good. $15.

27. Beaton, Cecil, et al. Ford, Colin, ed., Cecil Beaton, Helmut Gernsheim, et al. Happy and Glorious: Six Reigns of Royal Photography. Macmillan, 1977. [Inc. self-portrait of photographer George Washington Wilson.] 1st U.S. ed., fine w. dj that has small wrinkle at top of spine. $25.

27a. Beaton, Cecil. Cecil Beaton, Japanese. John Day, 1959. 1st U.S. ed. Ex-library, bound in red/orange library cloth with white imprint on spine, inc. call number 770 Bea. Rear flyleaf trimmed where card pocket removed. Blindstamp on title page. Very little wear, nice copy, especially for another library. $40.

27a.1. Beaton, Cecil. Photographic Images and Other Material from the Beaton Studio. Tuesday, November 18, 1980. Sotheby Parke Bernet Inc., New York. Catalog with 200 lots, fully illustrated. Includes portraits of notables such as Duchess of Windsor, Edith Sitwell, Lady Oxfored, Paula Gellibrand, Marlon Brando, Audrey Hepburn, Katherine Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Joan Crawford, Marilyn Monroe, Grete Garbo, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra with Sammy Davis and Dean Martin, Jeanne Moreau, Hermione Gingold, Vivien Leigh, Merle Oberon, Marx Brothers, Johnnie Weismuller, Laurence Olivier, Elsa Maxwell, Gary Cooper, Buster Keaton, Dolores DelRio, Anna May Wong, self-portraits, Gertrude Lawrence, Norma Shearer, Marlene Dietrich, et al. Also photos of Beaton by other photographers and work by other photographers collected by Beaton. As new, $15.

27.1.2. Bedford, Francis. From Cairo to Constantinople: Francis Bedford's Photographs of the Middle East by Sophie Gordon, with contributions by Badr El Hage and Alessandro Nasini. Royal Collection Trust, 2013. Hardcover with dust jacket. 256 pages. ["In the spring of 1862, Queen Victoria commissioned the leading British photographer Francis Bedford to accompany her son and heir, the future King Edward VII, on an ambitious journey across the Middle East. This beautifully illustrated book traces their tour throughout Egypt, Palestine, Turkey, and Greece alongside excerpts from Prince Edward's diary and other newly discovered archival material, published here for the first time. Over the course of several months, Bedford produced more than two hundred negatives, including images of architecture and stunning landscapes, from a breathtaking view of the Garden of Gethsemane to shots of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. He was the first Christian granted permission to photograph sacred sites in Jerusalem. Bedford also captured many photographs of the people he encountered on the tour, both locals and members of the royal party. Cairo to Constantinople is the first book to focus on the photographs taken during Prince Edward's travels in the Middle East. Taken during a time of great change in the area, these extraordinary photographs will fascinate anyone with an interest in the history of the Middle East or in photography's role in documenting civilization."] New in original shrinkwrap. Issued at $60. $40.

27.1.2a. Before the Camera: A Selection of Contemporary Studio Tableaux. February 11 to March 26, 1986. Burden Gallery, Aperture Foundation, Inc., 1986. Foldout six-page brochure. Texts by Charles Stainback, guest curator, and Larry Frascella, co-curator. Illustrated with biographical information about the photographers, Dianne Blell, Bruce Charlesworth, Patrick Nagatani/Andree Tracy, and Nic Nicosia. Scarce, only one copy listed in the world's libraries in WorldCat. Near fine with minor signs of handling. $20.

27.1.2b. Bengston, Jim. Afterwords: Photographs by Jim Bengston. Self-published, 1978. Photographs of families by the Norwegian photographer. Wraps, as issued. 1st printing. A few crimps on cover, edges curling, small disturbance on rear cover (probably when bound), VG-. $60.

27.1.3. Berger, Paul. Paul Berger. Seattle Subtext. Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester. Real Comet Press, 1984. Wraps, as new, Smythe sewn, 48 black-and-white images, introduction by the author, 52 pages. Postmodern artist's book of re-photography using image scavenging techniques. "An imaginary and reordered magazine based on contemporary news weeklies, aimed at alerting the viewer to the power of mass media design and the constant assault of information, using overlapping television imagery and photographs." $12.

27.1.4. Berman, Zeke. Optiks. Issued as Untitled 53 by the Friends of Photography in 1991. 21 plates printed on one side of each leaf. Includes vita of the photographer Zeke Berman. Text by Debra Heimerdinger.Shiny wraps, like new with virtually no signs of use. $15. (2 copies available)

27b. Bernhard, Ruth. Collecting Light: The Photographs of Ruth Bernhard. Untitled 20. By James Alinder. Friends of Photography, 1979. A pristine copy housed in a custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. $45. Another copy, wraps, very good with minor evidence of use on covers. 35 plates. Signature of previous owner on front flyleaf. $20.

Bernhard, Ruth - See also 27c.

27b.1. Besanko, Robert. Besanko. 9 September - 23 October 1999. Michael Hoppen Gallery, London. Exhibition catalog, stiff wraps, 20 pages. Photographs taken in Australia, France, Vienna, Tokyo, and Washington, DC between 1971 and 1997. Like new. $15.

27b.2. Bischof, Werner. Werner Bischof. Querschnitt. Texts in German, French and English by Manuel Gasser; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Claude Roy; Charles Rosner; John G. Morris. Small clothcover book, lacks dust jacket, 48 illustrations. Very good except linear brown stain on back cover. $20.

27b.3. Bischof, Werner. “Werner Bischof: A Man Who Covered the World and Found No Man a Stranger” by Jacquelyn Judge and Margot Shore, in Modern Photography, February 1955, Vol. 19, No. 2. Entire issue, 118 pages. Illustrated life story about Bischof, 18 pages. Also includes many technical articles and ads. Two copies available, both good, with evidence of prior use. $15 each.

27b.3.1. Bischof, Werner. The World of Werner Bischof: A Photographer’s Odyssey by Manuel Gasser. E.P. Dutton, 1959. Photographs in color and in black-and-white finely printed in gravure of India; Hong Kong; Indochina; Korea; Peru (including famous flute player used in The Family of Man); Mexico; New York; and Japan. 1st edition, 1st printing. Near fine in cloth with good protected book jacket that has minor edge wear and a one inch chip at top of spine. Surname or previous owner discretely written near spine on front free end paper. $20.

Bischof, Werner - see also 91bb.

27b.4. Bishop, Michael. Michael Bishop. Exhibition catalog for show that traveled to three venues, 1979-1980. Edited and with an Introduction by Charles Demarais. Essay by Charles Hagan. Chicago Center for Contemporary Photography, 1979. Wraps, includes "Tones" (black-and-white) and "Chromes" (color) depicting fragments of the man-made environment. [“In the late 1960s, Michael Bishop (1946-2016) was involved with the Visual Dialogue Foundation along with notable photographers Jack Welpott, Judy Dater, and Linda Connor. He was awarded National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in 1975 and 1978. Michael received a Creative Arts Service grant from the New York State Council on the Arts in 1977. He was a member of Polaroid’s 20 x 24 Visiting Artists Program and was one of the first to use Polaroid’s big 20 x 24-inch camera. His 1979 show at Light Gallery was titled 20” x 24” Polaroids.” (Trish Gallagher Niemi). He later became a digital artist and taught in California.]. Like new, $20.

27c. Black & White, No. 2. Summer 1999. Entire issue of B&W magazine. 80 pages. Interview with Ruth Bernhard. Also Jack Welpott; Mona Kuhn; Steve Mulligan; Andreas Feininger; Osvaldo Sala; Tom Hawkins; RJ Muna; David Kupferschmidt; Joe Smolen. Like new. $20.

28. Black & White. No. 93. October 2012. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring William Mortenson, Martine Frank, Dennis Manarchy, Ilya Genin, Susan Mills, Robert Fitch, Art Wolfe, Nathan Troi Anderson, Kirk Allen, Bert Ihlenfeld, Lance Thorn, Jim McKinniss, Jerry Takigawa. Fine, $15.

28.1. Black & White. No. 94. December 2012. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring Mary Ellen Mark, Daido Moriyama, Jed Fielding, Dominic Rouse, Umbo, Mike Dvorak, Michelle Rogers Pritzl, Jurge Grade, Keith Broadhurst, Richard Allen Ashmore, James Helmer, Igor Svibilsky. Fine, $15.

28.1.a. Black & White. No. 100. December 2013. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring Sebastiao Salgado, Bob Adelman, Robert Stivers, Thomas Barrow, Michel Kirch, Louius Joyner, Josefina Rodriguez Marxuach, Arthur Meehan, Robb Johnson, Ellen Denuto. Fine except a few small chips on extremities, $15.

28.1.b. Black & White. No. 103. June 2014. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring Martin Chambi, Melvin Sokolsky, Dave Friedman, Kip Praslowicz,Lisa Elmaleh, George Zimbel, Monte Gerlach, Hengki Koentjoro, Jens Juul, Erika Masterson, Kirill Surov,Morteza Poursamadi. Fine, $15.

28.1.c. Black & White. No. 111. October 2015. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring Burns Archive, Ebony Archive, Marcel Buainain, Lee Friedlander, Alec Soth, James Pryor, Marc-Andre Robert, Allan R. Lamb, Silvio Balestra, Dolores Smart, Steve Wolowitz. Fine, $15.

28.1.d. Black & White. No. 115. June 2016. Entire issue of B&W magazine. Featuring Hiroji Kubota, Matt Black, Steven A. Heller, Anthony Hernandez, Tomasz Lazar, David Jay, Ashley Lebedev, Patricia Turo, Carolos Rozensztroch, Patricia Galagan, Barbara Ford Doyle, Stuart Zaro. Fine with small nick on one edge of back cover, $15.

28.2. Two issues of B&W, Black & White Magazine for Collectors of Fine Photography. Issue 31, June 2004, with features on Mariana Yampolsky, Tove Kurtzweil, Barbara Gluck, Karl Bissinger, Richard Buswell, Gary Bortoloni, Damion Berger, Ron Van Dongen. Issue 35 February 2005 with features on Art Shay, Michal Chelbin, Kent Bowser, Harvey Stein (cover), Brenda Corbin, Craig McMaster, Diane Bruno, Mark Howell, Leslie Rosenthal. Both issues also include excellent photographs by many other photographers in promotions by dealers and photographers including Jock Sturges, Marion Post Wolcott, Tseng Kwong Chi, Nicholas A Price, Edward Weston, Walker Evans, Nathan Lyons, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andre Kertesz, and many others. Both issues in very good to excellent condition with a small light area on the cover of Issue 35 above the word Portraits where a piece of tape may have been removed. $15.

28a. Black Photographers. Willis, Deborah. Reflections in Black: A History of Black Photographers, 1840 to the Present. Catalog for exhibition of 300 photographs at the Smithsonian Institution, 2000. Wraps, 32pp. (24 numbered), 29 illustrations, introductory essay by Willis, useful list of numerous photographers represented, and extensive bibliography. As new with slight indentation lower front bottom edge. $55.

28b. Black Photographers Annual 1973. With a foreword by Toni Morrison and an introduction by Clayton Riley. Joe Crawford, editor. Published by Black Photographers Annual, Inc. and distributed by Light Impressions. [1st in a series. Photographers include Anthony Barboza, Adger Cowans, Roy DeCarava, Louis Draper, Albert Fennar, Ray Francis, Herbert Randall, Moneta Sleet, Jr., Beuford Smith, Ming Smith, Frank Stewart, James Van DerZee, Shawn Walker, and others, including most members of the Kamoinge Workshop.) Stiff illustrated wraps. Very good with custom-made polyester cover. 4x6 color photo of Hugh Bell, one of the photographers included, laid in. SOLD

28c. Blacklock, Les. The High West by Les Blacklock and Andy Russell. Viking Studio Book, 1974, 1st edition (no later printings indicated -- this book was reprinted a number of times). Hardcover in green cloth with vg+ dust jacket that has a new protector. Book is fine except one text page has a corner crease. Fine color nature photographs of mountain scenery, flowers, and wildlife by Blacklock, the father of photographer Craig Blacklock. Craig has an interesting bio of his late father Les on his website, which is highly recommended. The Blacklock family and photographic work are reminiscent of that of Edward Weston and his son Brett. Both Les and Edward got Parkinson’s and photographers in both families (Edward and Craig) are known for stunning black-and-white nudes in the landscape. $10.

28d. Block, Gay. Rescuers: Portraits of Moral Courage in the Holocaust by Gay Block and Cynthia Ozick. Holmes & Meier, 1992. 1st ed., stiff illustrated wraps, fine. Remarkable stories of Gentiles who saved Jews in the Holocaust, photographed by Block and interviewed by Ozick who also provides interpretive essays. The photographer and author traveled widely to find these heroic individuals, in Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Soviet Union, Ukraine. All of them have been awarded the Yad Vashem medal. An important book. “‘Rescuers’ is both a record of good deeds performed under the most trying circumstances imaginable and a guide and inspiration for generations to come.” (Mordecai Paldiel). 255 pages. SOLD

28e. Bloom, John. Photography at Bay: Interviews, Essays, and Reviews. University of New Mexico Press, 1993. 1st edition in wraps. [Naomi Rosenblum; Weston Naef; Van Deren Coke; Aaron Siskind; Villem Kriz; Joel-Peter Witkin; Lee Friedlander; Sandra Phillips; Sebastiao Salgado; Eli Reed; Richard Gordon; Catherine Wagner; Augustin Victor Casasola; Henry Holmes Smith; Meridel Rubenstein; Minor White; Helen Levitt; Anne Noggle; Diana C. du Pont; Lorie Novak; Pierre Moliniere; Florence Henri; Thomas F. Barrow; Mark Alice Durant; Betty Hahn; Robert Fichter; Sharon Boysel]. Issued at $24.95. As new, in original shrinkwrap. $15.

28f. Boltanski, Christian. Laurel Falls. Christian Boltanski. Occasional Readings in Photography Number 6. Columbia College, Chicago, 1996. Essay with two illustrations; bibliography with 26 references. ["By reconstructing and re-framing banal, familiar artifacts, Boltanski allows for subjective individual interpretation and thereby enlarges the boundaries of art to operate independently of institutional directives."] First edition. Softcover. 23 pages. Foreword by Lynn Sloan. As new in stapled wraps. SOLD

Blues. See Norberg, Mark and Saretzky, Gary.

29a. Boltin, Lee. Closed on Account of Death. Not Sam! And More than a Hundred Other Signs. Macmillan, 1977. First edition, wraps. Ex-library copy, good reading copy with loose pages. Unusual and humorous signs, sure to bring a smile. $5. Another copy, much better than usually found, near fine with crimp along spine near bottom of front cover. $15.

29a.1. Bombay Duck Number 5. Oakland: Bombay Duck, 1977. Edited by Ev Thomas. First Edition, glossy wraps. Near Fine. Scarce magazine devoted to photography and the arts. Contains interview with Richard Misrach, photos by Charles Gatewood, Joanne Leonard, Charly Franklin, and Debra Bloomfield. Not laid in is a poetry chapbook, listed in the table of contents, by Steve Richmond and Lyn Lifshin. $35.

29a.2. Bonfils. Remembrances of the Near East: The Photographs of Bonfils, 1867-1907. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House and the Harvard Semitic Museum, 1980. Issued in conjuction with traveling exhibition, 1980-1981. Wraps, 24 pages, 14 illustrations, list of 187 items on exhibit, essay by Robert A. Sobieszek and Carney E.S. Gavin. Very good with light crimps and shadow of address label on back cover. $100.

29b. Borowiec, Andrew. Industrial Perspective: Photographs of the Gulf Coast. Center for American Places, 2005. "Andrew Borowiec's instinctive, panoramic photographs of the Gulf Coast reveal the natural beauty of the flat, sun-baked terrain and the altering impact of industry, with its complex and sculptural factories. Through his persistence, Borowiec provides a privileged close-up viewpoint for his luminous vistas of natural and constructed landscapes." - Tom Hinson, curator of contemporary art and photography, Cleveland Museum of Art" 1st ed., 1st printing. Cloth with dust jacket. Mint in shrinkwrap. $50.

29c. Boston. "The Emergence of Commercial Photography in Boston, 1840-1841"by Ron Polito in The Journal (Photographic Historical Society of New England), Number 164, Spring 2005. [Very well researched and documented lengthy article comprising half the magazine. Other shorter articles on "The Kodak Brownie Star Cameras" by Eaton S. Lothrop Jr. and "Focus on Cliff Scofield, Mr. Graflex" by Ruth Thomasian. Like new. $6.

29d. Boston. Fifty Glimpses of Boston. Rand, McNally, 1898. Bound with string. Similar but not identical to 1895 edition. One photographer identified was Charles Pollack but most photographers not credited. Half tone reproductions, mostly showing exteriors and interiors of notable buildings, on glossy paper. Good with some soiling and rubbing on covers. $20.

29e. Boubat. George, Bernard. Edouard Boubat. Macmillan, 1973. [Men and Movements series.] Fine w. fine dj, 1st ed., $40.

29f. Boucher, Paul E. Fundamentals of Photography with Laboratory Experiments. D. Van Nostrand, 1940. Includes photos of Tremear at Greenfield Village making daguerreotypes and tintypes. Near fine hardcover technical textbook with 1946 gift inscription; no dj. $20.

30. Bourdin, Guy. Guy Bourdin: Exhibit A. Bulfinch/Little Brown, 2001. Folio approx. 11 x 14 inches, about 200 pages with 81 four-color and 19 duotone photographs. Original black cloth with dust jacket. The book is fine and the wrapper is in very good condition with some shelf wear and remainder mark at bottom of text block. [Fashion photography in color.] $55.

30a. Bourke-White, Margaret. North of the Danube by Erskine Caldwell and Margaret Bourke-White. Viking, 1939. 1st edition, stated published March 1939 on back of title page, includes printing error (corrected in next printing) on bottom of page 75, where one line repeats and should read, "We walked away, not knowing what to say. The sun was warm in the." Bourke-White and Caldwell's second collaboration after You Have Seen Their Faces, this illustrated volume is about Czechoslovakia (Bohemia, Moravia, Slovakia, and Carpatho-Ukraine). This copy is ex-library with various rubber stamps, card pocket remnant, call number on spine, beige cloth is darkened, text pages have foxing spots, numerous illustration pages on glossy stock mostly not affected by foxing and then primarily in borders.With a new 4-mil polyester protector. SOLD

30b. Bourke-White, Margaret. Margaret Bourke-White: The Cleveland Years 1927-1930. The New Gallery of the Contemporarly Art, Cleveland, Ohio. Introduction by Theodore M. Brown. May 8 to June 5, 1976. Exhibition catalog, staple-bound stiff illustrated wraps, 53 photos. Near fine copy with a small scuff on back cover, which is blank. $125.

31a. Bourke-White, Margaret. Machines and Men in Russia, by Louis Fischer. NY: Harrison Smith, 1932. 1st ed. [With seven photos by Margaret Bourke-White, only one of which was in her book, Eyes on Russia. One of the first publications of Bourke-White's photographs of the Soviet Union, by the author of the classic, The Soviets in World Affairs, this book provides a first hand view of Russian life during the Five Year Plan.] Quarto, cloth, spine faded, front hinge loose, ex-WAC HQ library, no spine markings, WAC rubber stamps on some pages, generally good. $30.

31b. Bourke-White, Margaret. Margaret Bourke-White: A Biography by Vicki Goldberg. Harper & Row, 1986. [The standard biography, well researched and authoritative.] First edition, hardcover with dust jacket. Ex-library, very good. SOLD.

32. Bourke-White, Margaret. "Margaret Bourke-White: Eyes on Russia," by Gary D. Saretzky in The Photo Review, 22:3&4 (Summer & Fall 1999), signed by author. Thirteen page illustrated article about MBW's first book and the impact of her work in the Soviet Union on her subsequent career. Issue also includes an article by A.D. Coleman on photographic criticism, photo competition winners, articles on Abelardo Morell and Andrea Baldeck, other book reviews, and more. $10

32a. Bourke-White, Margaret. Newsprint. A Book of Pictures Illustrating the Operations in the Manufacture of Paper on Which to Print the World's News. Montreal: International Paper Sales Co., 1939. Pictorial cloth. Small folio. Custom made polyester jacket. Photos in luscious gravure principally by Bourke-White (not individually identified). Near very good with a little wear to extremities and light foxing on front endpapers and first few pages. A scarce and virtually unknown Bourke-White title which sold for $300 at Swann auction 2045, May 26, 2005, at the top of the $200-300 estimate. $100.

32.a.1. Bourke-White, Margaret. John LaFarge, S.J. A Report on the American Jesuits. Photographs by Margaret Bourke-White. NY: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1956. 1st printing. Hardcover without dust jacket. Numeours photographs by Bourke-White, for whom this was her last book project other than her autobiography. Inscription on flyleaf with remembrance of Father LaFarge, small previous owner stamp inside cover. Slight corner bumps, otherwise fine. $12.50.

32.a.2. Bourke-White, Margaret. Portrait of Myself. Simon and Schuster, 1963. First Printing. Bourke-White's lively autobiography, well illustrated. Ex-library, good with dust jacket that is worn on extremities. Dust jacket inner flaps glued to book. Front hinge shaky. Suitable for reading and reference. SOLD

32.a.3. Bourke-White, Margaret. Say Is This the USA! 1941. Ex-library, rebound in green cloth in excellent condition. [The third collaboration between Bourke-White and her husband Erskine Caldwell, this volume presents a mostly positive view of the United States on the eve of World War II.] SOLD

32b. Bourke-White, Margaret. Shooting the Russian War. Simon and Schuster, 1942. [Includes the famous chapter, "I Photograph Stalin."] 1st ed., vg, minor wear to extremities, no dj but with color facsimile laid in (lacking inner panes), front flyleaf expertly replaced with matching paper, a very nice copy, hard to find in the first edition. $125.

32c. Bourke-White, Margaret. Bourke-White by Vicki Goldberg. United Technologies, 1988. Issued without dust jacket, black cloth with sepia toned photo of Bourke-White on cover. 120 pages, excellent quality reproductions. Near fine with a few small rubbing marks on cover. $75.

32e. Bourke-White, Margaret. Margaret Bourke-White In Print: An Exhibition. January 24-May 31, 2006. Gary D. Saretzky, Curator. Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University. 55 page catalog describing 149 items (A-J, 1-139). Wraps with cover photo. $10. [Signed on request.]

32f. Boyer, Paul. One Hundred Over 100: Moments with One Hundred North American Centenarians by Jim Heynen. Photographs by Paul Boyer. Western Producer Prairie Books, 1990. 1st edition, published in Canada, simultaneously published in the U.S. Photography monograph about centenarians, each more than 100 years old, photographed in black-and-white with an accompanying biography with quotations from the subjects. One can learn much from these wise folks, all born in the 1880s, about what they have learned about life and how to maintain good health. Of interest to specialists in aging, health food advocates, exercise enthusiasts, doctors, anti-aging researchers, psychologists, photographers, and kind folks who respect their elders. $15.

32g. Bracklow, Robert L. Shanties to Skyscrapers: Robert L. Bracklow’s Photographs of Early New York. 15 December 1983-6 May 1984. New-York Historical Society, 1983. Exhibition catalog with texts by Alexander Alland, Sr. and Gail Buckland that provide much information about the photographer and the provenance of his collection at NYHS. Bracklow, who died in 1920, was an active member of the Society of Amateur Photographers of New York, which merged with The Camera Club of New York in 1897 under the leadership of Alfred Stieglitz. Wraps, 16 pages, 6 illustrations. Fine. $25.

33. Brady, Mathew. Horan, James D. Mathew Brady, Historian with a Camera. Bonanza, 1955. [Reprint] Near mint hardcover with dust jacket. One of the three major books on Brady. Includes Brady's youth and career as Brady of Broadway, one of the premier daguerreotypists in New York; the Civil War years, during which Brady was responsible for most of the photographic documentation that still exists; and the post-war years in which he worked with his nephew, Levin Handy who eventually took over his studio. Numerous text illustrations of photographs and documents plus Picture Album with 453 photographs, followed by detailed appendices of useful information. Includes portraits of many famous people including Andrew Jackson, Stonewall Jackson, John Tyler, John Quicny Adams, James K. Polk, Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Dolly Madison, Jenny Lind, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Edwin Forrest, Phineas T. Barnum, Cyrus West Field, Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster, William H. Prescott, Cardinal Nicholas Patrick Stephen Wiseman, Prince Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte, Sam Houston, August Belmont, Thomas Hart Benton, William Cullen Bryant, Brigham Young, Caleb Cushing, Junius Brutus Booth, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Washington Irving, Edgar Allen Poe, Stephen A. Douglas, Phoebe Cary, Franklin Pierce, Nichoals Philip Trist, Rembrandt Peale, Judah P. Benjamin, Sir Francis Napier, John C. Fremont, Horace Greeley, Alexander T. Stewart, Martin Van Buren, Louis Blanc, Adelina Patti, Charlotte Cushman, James Buchanan and his Cabinet, Ole Bull, Prince of Wales, John Bell, J.C. Breckenridge, John Brown (abolitionist), Edwin M. Stanton, Salmon P. Chase, Edmund Ruffin, Henry A. Wise, Cassius M. Clay, Hannibal Hamlin, Francis B. Cutting, Montgomery Blair, Gideon Welles, Kit Carson, Clara Barton, pugilist Joe Coburn, Tom Thumb, Willliam Pitt Fessenden, Jefferson Davis, Stephen Mallory, Alexander H. Stephens, John Slidell, Allan Pinkerton, John Plumbe, Samuel Morse, William C. Bouch, Generals George Pickett, Braxton Bragg, Jubal A. Early, Turner Ashby, Wade Hampton, Simon B. Buckner, G.J. Rains, John H. Winder, William J. Hardee,, James Longstreet, Albert Sidney Johnston, J.E.B. Stuart, George A. Custer,George McClellan, Philip Henry Sheridan, Phil Kearney, Lew Wallace, Judson Kilpatrick, George H. Thomas, James H. Wilson, Winfield Scott Hancock, Emerson Opdyke, Orville E. Babcock, Benjamin F. Butler, John A. Dix, William T. Sherman, Ulysses S. Grant, and other officers of note. Also the Lincoln assassination conspirators John Wilkes Booth, Lewis Payne, George Atzerodt, Edward Spangler, Samuel Arnold, John Surratt, et al. Some of the photographs are by photographers associated with Brady such as Alexander Gardner and Timothy O'Sullivan. Postwar photos include Thomas Edison, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, Chester A. Arthur, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, et al. $35.00

34. Brady, Mathew. On Paper. Vol. 2, No. 3 (Jan-Feb 1998). Inc. Cover picture and illus. article about Brady show at National Portrait Gallery. Issued at $10. Mint. $5.

34.1. Braithwaite, Hilton. Hilton Braithwaite. No. 30. Robert B. Menschel Gallery, Nov. 1 - Dec. 29, 1992. Syracuse University, 1992. Wraps, 24 pages, introduction by Jeffrey Hoone. 22 full page black-and-white illustrations. Braithwaite was a Light Work Artist-in-Residence in 1991. “Hilton Braithwaite’s photographs are a refreshing example of making connections at a time when society is becoming more fractured. His straightforward black-and-white images exhibit the sure touch and true sensibility of an artist who can translate things felt to things seen. It is the intimate connection between photographer and subject that sets Braithwaite’s work apart from the cool visual choreography of other photographers working in the documentary style. The difference is like walking down the street and making eye contact with everyone you pass instead of just catching a glimpse of their gestures and movement as you try to avoid being run over.” (Jeffrey Hoone). Like new, $10.

34a. Brandt, Bill. Bill Brandt: Behind the Camera. Aperture, 1985. Similar to Aperture No. 99, with different rear cover and blank page facing rear cover, where there is a Marlboro Gallery ad in #99. Issued in conjunction with exhibit at Philadelphia Museum of Art. Near fine, tiny chip on bottom corner of rear cover. $12.50.

34b. Brandt. Bill. Bill Brandt. Marlborough Gallery, New York, March 27-April 17, 1976. Essay by Norman Hall. Wraps, unpaginated, with many illustrations selected from the 80 photographs in the exhibit. Very good with some small indentations on front cover and corner crease on back cover. $15.

34c. Brandt, Bill. Modern Photography. February 1953. Includes feature illustrated article,"Bill Brandt: Photographer of Atmosphere," on pages 36-45, 120-121 by John Stewart. Also picture story, "City Boy - Country Boy," by Jacque Lowe. Entire issue with many other articles, including one on how to photograph murder for detective magazines, and ads. Water damaged along top edge, no mold, good. $15.

34d. Brassai. Brassai: A Major Exhibition. The Photographer's Gallery, London, November 1979. Essays by Sue Davies and Bill Brandt. Wraps, 16 pages, 13 full page illustrations. As new, an exceptionally fine copy. $20.

35. Brassai. Durrell, Lawrence. Brassai. Museum of Modern Art, 1968. Fine with dust jacket. $65.

35.1. Bravo, Lola Alvarez. Elogio De La Fotografia: Lola Alvarez Bravo. Programa Cultural de las Fronteras, 1985. Catalog for traveling exhibition that opened in Tijuana, Mexico, in February 1985 and continued at five other venues in Mexico and Texas. Essay, "Lola Alvarez Bravo: De Las Humildes Cosas," by Olivier Debroise (in Spanish), and five illustrations. Illustrated wraps, 12 pages. Fine, $20.

35.a.1. Brewster, Sir David. Disciples of Light: Photographs in the Brewster Album by Graham Smith. Getty Museum, 1990. The Brewster album contains almost 200 photographs from 1839 to the 1850s, most of them from the 1840s. Brewster was an intimate with William Henry Fox Talbot, the principal inventor of photography on paper, and the album contains an extensive series by Talbot, as well as many by other early practitioners, including Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair, John and Robert Adamson, and Captain Henry Brewster. Also represented are photographers Sir John Herschel, Henry Collen, Michael Pakenham Edgeworth, Nevil Story-Maskelyne, and Frances Montheith. Subjects include portraits, landscapes, architecture, et al. All of the photographs in the album are reproduced in this book in sepia (except for Herschel's cyanotype in blue), along with essays and extensive notes. Issued at $49.95, this copy is as new in shrinkwrap. SOLD

35b. Brigidi, Stephen. Angels of Pompeii. Beautiful color photos of Pompeii, Italy, by Stephen Brigidi. Poetry by Robert Bly. Ballantine, 1991. 1st printing. Fine, ex-library, maroon cloth with protected dust jacket. $10.

35b.1. Bristol, Horace. ‘48 The Magazine of the Year. April. Vol. 2, No. 4. Includes article,"Korea: The Country Nobody Knows," pages 42-56, with photos by Horace Bristol, text by Robert P. Martin. Entire issue, 148 pages. Very good condition except staplebound cover detached. $10.

35b.2. Bristol, Horace. Camera Craft, Volume XLIV, No. 1, January 1937. Includes article by Horace Bristol, "The Miniature Camera: Social Dynamite," on pages 3-9, with five of his photographs, plus one on the cover. Entire issue, 51 pages plus unpaginated ad pages. Other articles include Stanley R. Jordan on portraiture. Good condition with front cover abraded on top edge. $15.

35c. British Photography. The Golden Age of British Photography, 1839-1900, by Mark Haworth-Booth with Carolyn Bloore; Mike Weaver; Valerie Lloyd; Ian Jeffrey; and William Buchanan. Aperture, 1984. Excellent survey prepared as catalog for traveling exhibition. 192 pages. Photographers include Chauncey Hare Townshend; Antoine Claudet; Philip Henry Delamotte; Horatio Ross; T.R. Williams; Hill & Adamson; Fox Talbot; Calvert Jones; Robert Howlett; John Dillwyn Llewelyn; Benjamin Brecknell Turner; Henry White; Edward Fox; Francis Bedford; Francis Frith; Frank Mason Good; Robert MacPherson; James Robertson; William Lake Price; Oscar G. Rejlander; Henry Peach Robinson; Samuel Bourne; Philip H. Egerton; John Murray; Linnaeus Tripe; Julia Margaret Cameron; Thomas Annan; Henry Dixon; John Thomson; Peter Henry Emerson; James Craig Annan; Paul Martin, et al. Wraps, vg in wraps with small scuff on cover where label removed. $10.

35d. British Photography. The Other Body. Cultural Debate in Contemporary British Photography: Victor Burgin, John Hilliard, Jo Spence, Mitra Tabrizian. Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, August 13 Through September 27, 1987. Essay by Tim Norris. Illustrated. Stiff illustrated wraps, 14 pages. Includes exhibition checklist. A fine copy in a custom-made 4 mil polyester sleeve. $35.

36. British Photography. Aperture, No. 113, 1988. British Photography: Towards a Bigger Picture. Charles Hagan & Nan Richardson, eds. Fine, wraps (as issued), $15.

36.1. Brown, Dean. Dean Brown Archive. Arizona Board of Regents. Guide series Number Twelve, 1985. Center for Creative Photography University of Arizona. Compiled by Robert Sorgenfrei and David Peters. 36 pages. Illustrated with 14 color and 135 black-and-white reproductions from approximately 2,300 photographs in the collection. Describes series in the Brown archive, including Correspondence, Activity Files, and Photographic Materials. With biographical note, chonological list of exhibitions, and selected bibliography. Wraps, no fading on cover to which this publication is prone. Fine, $15.

36aa. Bruce, Harold. The Gardens of Winterthur in All Seasons. Foreword by Henry Francis Du Pont. Photographs by Gottlieb and Hilda Hampfler. a History of the Gardens by C. Gordon Tyrrell. Viking, 1968. 148 photographs, ex-lib, vg with small dent in rear cover, dust jacket worn at extremities, missing part of rear flyleaf where card removed, spine label. $7.50.

36aa.1. Brukoff, Barry. The Enigma of Stonehenge by John Fowles and Barry Brukoff. Summit Books, 1980. Photographs by Barry Brukoff, the last taken before Stonehenge was fenced. 128 pages. Hardcover, cloth, with acetate protected dust jacket. Ex-library copy in very good condition, rear flyleaf removed, spine label. $10.

36aa.1.a. Bubley, Esther. Ester Bubley: On Assignment. Aperture. 2005. Hardcover with protected dust jacket. Like new. 1st edition, 1st printing. $20.

36aa.1.b. Bucks County Community College. Past and Present: Photography Faculty, Bucks County Community College. Photographs by current and former faculty members. March 8 to April 15, 1983. Hicks Arts Center Gallery, BCCC, Newtown, PA. Photographers included and illustrated with two photos each: Larry Fink; Emmet Gowin; Nancy Hellebrand; George Krause; Peter Krumins; Sol Libsohn; Eileen Berger; Steven Berkowitz; Jeffrey M. Blake; Fredrich Cantor; David M. Graham; Mark H. Harper; Catherine Jansen; Leah Jaynes Karp; Bruce Katsiff; Stephen Perloff; Tom Petrillo; Laurie Seniuk; Douglas Skinner; Michael A. Smith; Judith Taylor; Tom Zimmerman. Brief biographical notes on each photographer. Wraps, like new. $35.

Buhler-Rose, Michael - See Contact Sheet.

36aa.2. Bullock, Wynn. Wynn Bullock: Listening with the Eyes; Seeing with the Heart. Essay by James Rhem. Stiff blank wraps with dust jacket. 34 pages. Stephen Daiter Gallery, 2002. As new, fine. $20. 4 copies available.

36aa.3. Bullock, Wynn. Wynn Bullock Archive. Guide Series Number Six, Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1983. Compiled by Charles Lamb and Cynthia Ludlow. Includes reproductions of all 140 prints in the Core Collection selected by Bullock "as representive of his artistic oeuvre." Guide also includes an essay by Bullock and descriptions of series in his archives, including Correspondence, Activity Files, Other Material, Photographs, and Negatives and Transparencies. Wraps, as new, 36 pages. $20.

36aa.4. Bunnell, Peter C. The Art of Pictorial Photography, 1890-1925. Record of the Art Museum, Princeton University, Vol. 51, No. 2. [Pictorialism; Clarence White; Stieglitz; Kasebier; John G. Bullock; Autochromes; Paul Anderson; William B. Dyer; Robert S. Redfield, et al.]. Like new. $60.

36aa.5. Bunnell, Peter C., Ronald J. Hill, and John Pultz. Record of the Art Museum of Princeton University, Vol 39, No.1/2, 1980. Special photography issue concerning Aaron Siskind, Minor White, equivalence, symbolism, etc. Near fine with a few crimps. $60.

36aaa. Bunnell, Peter C. The Robert O. Dougan Collection of Historical Photographs and Photographic Literature at Princeton. Art Museum, Princeton University, 1983. About 3 dozen illustrations of 19th century photography by William Henry Fox Talbot, James Robertson, James Wallace Black, John Moffatt, Maxime Du Camp, Francis Frith, Hill and Adamson, Rejlander, John Thomson, John Adams Whipple, et al. List of 211 items in Princeton's portion of the Dougan collection, other portions of which are at the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Fine, $7.50. (several copies available)

36aaaa. Burden, Shirley C. Presence. Photographs by Shirley C. Burden. Preface by Thomas Keating. Aperture, 1981. [Black and white moody photos by Burden, who was better known as an "angel" supporting fine art photographers than as a photographer himself.] Very good in hardcover with protected dust jacket. $10.

37. Burns, Marsha. Postures. Text by David Featherstone. Untitled 28. Friends of Photography, 1982. Fine, $20. 2 copies available. Another copy, very good with minor wear on covers, $10. Another copy, "Gallery Copy" written on flyleaf, minor wear, vg, $7.50.

37a. Burri, Rene. "Rene Burri" in Modern Photography, November 1959. Feature article on pages 80-87, 140, 142, by Patricia Caulfield, Picture Editor. [Rene Burri, who died in 2014 at age 81, was born in Zurich, where he studied photography at the Arts and Crafts school with Hans Finsler. He went to Paris and joined the prestigious photo agency Magnum in 1956 and became famous for his portraits of Che Guevara, Picasso, and Le Corbusier, as well as his stories on Cuba and Vietnam. Burri's book, Die Deutschen (1962), was widely recognized as the German version of Robert Frank’s The Americans.] Entire issue on theme of 35mm photography, 154 pages. Other technical articles by Norman Rothschild, Andreas Feininger, Herbert Keppler, et al. Numerous ads. Good with water damage bottom right corner, back cover partly detached, crease and rubbing on front cover. $8.

37b. Butler, Lynn. Lynn Butler: Photography from Horseback. Portland Museum of Art, 1992. Stiff wraps. Very good with a few crimps. Exhibition catalog, four venues in New York City, Maine, Switzerland, and Germany. Long color exposures taken from horseback, "filled with a feeling of movement, a loss of detail, and undulating color--photographs at once evocative and poetic." (Barbara Shissler Nosanow, introduction). Includes biographical information on the photographer with list of collections and exhibitions. $20.