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93c. Kallard, T. Laser Art & Optical Transforms. Optosonic Press, 1979. [With an introduction by Rosemary Jackson, Director, Museum of Holography, New York. Covers holograms & laser light imagery, including light shows, with technical explanations. Numerous illustrations, 170 pages.] Wraps [only edition], bump at top of spine, o/w vg. Scarce. $30.

94. Kane, Art. Poppy, John. Art Kane. The Persuasive Image. . . . Alskog, 1975. Masters of Contemporary Photography Series. Wraps, vg , $10.

94a. Karsh, Yousuf. In Search of Greatness. Reflections of Yousuf Karsh. Knopf, 1962. [Karsh's autobiography with dust jacket (date printed on inner flap 11/62) photo of Karsh by Irving Penn. In reflecting on his remarkable life and career as a portrait photographer, Karsh traces his steps from his troubled boyhood in Armenia and Turkey, his marriage to the lovely Solange Gauthier, his emigration at the age of 17 to Canada, his mentor, the great John Garo of Boston, and the highlights of his work, including tales of the luminaries who have sat before his camera: Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Pablo Casals, Bernard Shaw, John L. Lewis, Sibelius, Pope John XXIII, Helen Keller, and Ernest Hemingway, all of whom are illustrated in this hardcover volume, which is in fine condition with dust jacket that is fine except a light crease on the inside rear flap. $40.

94aa. Karsh, Yousuf. This Is Rome: A Pilgrimage in Words and Pictures. Conducted by Fulton J. Sheen. Photographed by Yousuf Karsh. Described by H.V. Morton. With an introduction by Bishop Sheen. Hawthorn Books, 1960. Stated 1st edition March 1960. Profusely illustrated with both black-and-white and color photos. Binding is red cloth over boards; this is less common binding than the blue cloth and paper version, also found in a stated first edition. Acetate protected dust jacket with wear to extremities. Book itself is near fine. $10.

94aaa. Karsh. Karsh: A Fifty Year Retrospective by Yousuf Karsh. NYGS/ Little Brown, 1983.[Portraits, most of the famous, in chapters on Statesmen, Authors, Artists, Scientists and Physicians, Musicians, Actors and Actresses. Also chapters on Karsh in Color; Hands; and On Assignment.] Issued in connection with exhibition at International Center of Photography. Wraps, vg with crimp on front cover, 4th printing. SOLD

Kasebier, Gertrude - See Arts in Virginia.

94aaaa. Katz, Jerome and Sidney J. Fogel. Photographic Analysis. A Textbook of Photographic Science. Morgan & Morgan, 1971. 1st ed. w/o dj, bump at top of spine, wrinkle in black cloth cover, binding tight, contents fine. $15.

94.b. Katz, Leandro. Leandro Katz: The Catherwood Project, January 15-March 10, 1992. Exhibition catalog. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Schine Student Center, Syracuse University, No. 27. Wraps, foldsout on four illustrated sides, 3 leaves with six pages laid in. [Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854) and John L. Stephens (1805-1852) were the first English-speaking travelers to explore the Maya region in Mexico. They spread news of their discoveries through Catherwood's drawings. With his camera, Katz followed in Catherwood's footsteps.] Very good with a few crimps. $20

94ba. Kenna, Michael. Michael Kenna: Twenty Year Retrospective. Treville, 1994. Sealed in original shrinkwrap with Strand bookstore sticker indicating that it is signed. Could be first, second, or third edition. Small tear in shrinkwrap on rear, not affecting dust jacket. $200.

94ba.1. Kenna, Michael. Japan. Nazraeli Press, 2003. 1st edition, 1st printing. SIGNED. Text in Japanese and English. Introduction by Kohtaro Iizawa. Bound in red silk with spine titles in white and cover title in black, housed in black silk portfolio closed with bone clasps. A stunning book in both content and production, issued in an edition of 4,000. Fine/fine. $550.

94bb. Kennerly David Hume. Shooter by David Hume Kennerly, Pulitzer Prize Winner. [Autobiography of the photographer who photographed the Vietnam War and the White House, and won the Pulitzer at age 25.] Hardcover with protected dust jacket, like new, with evidence of price change on front inner flap of dust jacket. Newsweek, 1979. Stated second edition. $15.

94bbb. Kertesz, Andre. Distortions. Knopf, 1976. 1st edition, ex-library with significant shelf wear to bottom edge of gray cloth. Hinges reinforced with archival white tape. Protected dust jacket with spine label chipped at top of spine. Tape shadows on cloth from former tape used to affix protector. New dust jacket protector. Good reference copy of an exceptional book with 120 Kertesz nude studies with a fun house mirror. SOLD

94.b.1. Kertesz, Andre. Andre Kertesz: New York State of Mind. Essay by Robert Gurbo, stiff blank wraps with dust jacket. 38 pages. Stephen Daiter Gallery, 2001. As new, fine. $20. (Several copies available.)

94.b.2. Kertesz, Andre. Andre Kertesz: A Ninetieth Birthday Celebration. National Museum of Photography, Film, and Television, 1984. Originally published by the Arts Council of Great Britain, 1979. Essay by Colin Ford. Photographs from Hungary, Paris, New York, England, et al. Wraps, 48 pages, like new $30.

94.b.3. Kertesz, Andre. "A Point View," in Infinity, Volume 14, Number 3, March 1965, cover and pages 4-12. Photographs by Andre Kertesz and a review of the recent Museum of Modern Art show of his work by Dan Budnik. Includes seldom published Kertesz photos. Entire issue, 30 pages. Other articles include, but not limited to, a review by Sammy Davis, Jr. of Nothing Personal by Richard Avedon and James Baldwin, and a portfolio by Jerry Burchard. Cover, "Sleeping Boy, 1912," by Kertesz. Very good with shadow of removed small label on cover, address of original subscriber printed on back cover. $40.

94.b.4. Kertesz, Andre. An Important Collection of Andre Kertesz Vintage Photographs. Paris and Hungary, 1919-1927. Christie’s New York. Thursday, 17 April 1997. Lots 172-208. Wraps, unmarked, very good with small bump on top right edge. [Collection of Jane Corkin. Includes extensive notes about Kertesz and his exceptional photographs, including some of the known in the history of photography such as "Chez Mondrian."] $25.

94.b.5. Kertesz, Andre. Andre Kertesz: The Mirror as Muse. Essay by Robert Gurbo. Catalog for exhibition, Stephen Daiter Gallery, Chicago, 26 November 1999 - 15 January 2000. [informative essay and some images not included in Distortions (1976).] Wraps, finely printed. 16 pages. Like new, $20.

94.b.6. Kertesz, Andre. Andre Kertesz. I Grandi Fotografi. Serie Argento. Grulppo Editoriale Fabbri, 1983. Text in Italian by Attilio Colombo. Wraps, 64 pages, very good with minor shelf wear and small bump top edge of back cover. $15.

94.b.7. Kertesz, Andre. "Kertesz at Eighty-Five," by Ben Lifson in Portfolio: The Magazine of the Visual Arts, Volume 1, No. 2, June-July 1979, pages 58-64, with 12 illustrations. Entire issue of magazine, 96 pages, other articles on Luminism, Picasso's Three Musicians, Washington, DC's Art and Architecture, Fireworks, Ten of America's Best Designed Buildings, Chardin's Magic, et al. Fine, $15.

94.b.7.1. Kertesz, Andre. On Reading. Grossman, 1975. Grossman published the 1st edition in hardcover in 1971. This paperback is not to be confused with later reprints. A clean copy with covers slight curling at outside edges and small crimp bottom outside corner of back cover. No marks, tears, odors or other defects. 64 photographs mostly taken in New York, Paris, and Buenos Aires. $20.

94.b.8. Kizny, Tomasz. The Passengers: Moscow, Warsaw, Berlin, Paris, New York. Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, 2008. Essay in German and English by Luca Giuliani. Edition of 1,000. 44 pages. French wraps. Ex-library with two rubber stamps, no other library evidence, otherwise vg+ with minor shelf wear. [Portraits of subway riders with their reproduced signatures below the black-and-white photographs. Kizny made these finely reproduced portraits after establishing rapport with fellow passengers during the years 1998 to 2002.] $25.

94c. Klein, H. Arthur. Holography. Lippincott, 1970. 1st ed. Illustrated with diagrams and photographs of holograms. Ex-library, new dust jacket protector, tape stains inside covers, spine label, rear flyleaf removed. Reading copy. $5.

94c.a. Klein, William. Close Up. Thames and Hudson, 1989. 1st ed. Hardcover with protected dust jacket. [A brilliant collection of Klein's close-ups from shoots in Paris, New York, Atlanta Democratic Convention, Tokyo, Moscow, Ypres, Hollywood, et al. with his commentary. Mostly photos, very well printed, are of unidentified people but a few celebrities appear like Muhammad Ali and Ingrid Bergman.] Very good with wear at top of dust jacket spine, binding is bumped bottom right. Signature of previous owner on preliminary title page. $75.

94c.1. Klett, Mark. Desert Legends: Re-storying the Sonoran Borderlands. Text by Gary Paul Narhan. Photographs by Mark Klett. Henry Holt, 1994. Hardcover, 1st printing, hardcover with protected dust jacket, fine/fine. Issued at $45. $20.

94d. Klett, Mark. View Finder: Mark Klett, Photography, and the Reinvention of Landscape by William L. Fox. University of New Mexico, 2001. 1st ed. in wraps, as new in shrinkwrap. [Keys: Western United States; Landscape; Timothy O’Sullivan; Kyle Bajakian; Ansel Adams; Robert Adams; Edward Weston; Byron Wolfe; William Henry Jackson] ISBN 0-8263-2220-4. Issued at $34.95. $21.

95. Knowles, Katharine and Thea Wheelwright. Along the Maine Coast. Barre, 1967. Photos by Knowles. Excellent quality printing by Meriden Gravure. Illustrated boards. 2nd prtg. Very good with custom made mylar protector. $15.

96. Kowal, Cal. Cal Kowal. Tee Shirts Are Tacky. Photographs. Self-published, 1976. SIGNED “Edition of 1000 Cal Kowal." Wraps, 48 pages, like new. Black-and-white square format photographs of Americans wearing tee shirts. [Born and educated in Chicago, Kowal earned a BA in art and architectural history from the University of Illinois, Chicago, and a MS from the Institute of Design at the Illinois Institute of Technology. From 1971 to 2002 he taught at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. In 1975, he was included in Mike Mandel's photographers baseball cards (#65).] Scarce. $65.

97. Kowal, Cal. This Space Reserved. Self-published, 1980, unpaginated. Wraps, artist’s book of photographs of ways people reserved parking spaces in Chicago in Winter 1979. Fine with small spot on bottom edge of text block. $30.

97a. Kramer, Arnold. Arnold Kramer / Interior Views. April 21 - June 4, 1978. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1978. Essay by Jane Livingston. Photography at the Corcoran Series. 1,500 copies printed. Includes checklist of 26 works and biographical information. Wraps, 12 pages, fine. $35.

98. Kratochvil, Antonin. Broken Dream: 20 Years of War in Eastern Europe. Monacelli, 1997. [Czech Republic, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Soviet Union.] 1st ed., as new hardcover clothbound with protected dust jacket. $90.

99. Krause, George. George Krause-1. Introduction by Mark Power. Toll & Armstrong, 1972. 1st ed., fine w. vg+ dj. $35

99.1. Krause, George. George Krause. Krause Roman. Houston, TX: Harris Gallery, 1991. Text by Mark Power. First edition. Softcover. [Black-and-white nude photographs of Krause, wearing only his eyeglasses, and a nude female model, forming all the letters in the alphabet.] Wraps, fine. Signed by Krause on the verso of the front cover. With a custom-made polyester jacket. Scarce, with only 1 copy listed in OCLC. $75.

99.2. Krause, George. George Krause. I Nudi. Mancini Gallery, 1980. Wraps, 23 black-and-white plates, primarily nudes of women and men photographed in Italy, 1977-1980. Very good +, with bottom right corner kissed. [Also issued in a limited numbered edition, both editions are scarce.] $35.

99.3. Krims, Les. Les Krims. Making Chicken Soup. Humpy Press, 1972. Distributed by Light Impressions. First edition. Small softcover book with 28 sepia plates depicting Krims' mother Sally Krims, wearing only underpants, demonstrating how to make chicken soup. Includes recipes for Kreplach and Matzo Balls and reproduction of a hand-written letter from Sally to her son Les about chicken soup dated May 5, 1970. With custom-made polyester jacket. Martin Parr, The Photobook, Volume 2, page 22. SIGNED and inscribed by Les Krims to me at Light Gallery, NYC, in 1979. Fine. $300.

99.3.1. Kriz, Villem. Villem Kriz Photographs by David Featherstone. Friends of Photography, 1979. Issued as Untitled 19. Just a trace of shelf wear on covers of this beautifully printed monograph of Kriz' surrealistic photographs, published on Flokote, 100 lb, by Herald Printers in Monterey, California. Issued in an edition of only 3,500 copies. $10.

99.4. Kruger, Barbara. Barbara Kruger. Picture/Readings. Self-published, 1978. Kruger's rare first book. Oblong softcover in stiff titled deep blue glossy wraps, 47 pages, illustrated with Kruger's photographs of buildings juxtaposed with fictional narratives. Near fine with minute wear at a couple of corners. Housed in an archival quality rare book wrapper. $1,500.

99.5. Kunsman, Eric T. Eric T. Kunsman. Exposing Saints: A Roadmap to the Photography Saints in the United States. Booksmart Studio, 2004. #98 in an edition of 1,500 (although it is likely that far fewer copies were produced). Oblong clothbound artist's book, 42 pages, handbound, with maps and fold-out two page panoramic black-and-white landscape photographs. [Kunsman, owner of Booksmart Studio, a custom printing firm in Rochester, New York, has taught photography at Mercer County Community College, West Windsor, New Jersey; Rochester Institute of Technology; et al., and has exhibited widely throughout the U.S. According to Kunsman, "This book was partly inspired by my students from the Southwest Photography Workshop held in the summer of 2004."] $50.

100. Landscape Photography. Foresta, Merry A., Stephen Jay Gould, and Karal Ann Marling. Between Home and Heaven: Contemporary American Landscape Photography from...the National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. [Sumptuous catalog, inc. several fold out pages. Photographers inc. Richard Arentz; Barbara Bosworth; Deborah Bright; Mark Klett; Drex Brooks; Ellen Brooks; Gregory Conniff; Linda Connor; Lois Conner; Robert Dawson; Rick Dingus; Frank Diperna; John Divola; Terry Evans; Robbert Flick; Gus Foster; Peter Goin; Karen Halverson; Alen Hess; L. Jenshel, R. Ketchum, Mark Klett, S. Klipper, Victor Landweber, J. Maloney, S. McAuley, Roger Mertin , Richard Misrach, Mortenson, K. North, M. Peck, John Pfahl, Meridel Rubenstein, S. Schwarm, S. Stillman, J. Stone, M. Takagi, T. Toedtemeier, J. Yang.] NMAA/UNM Press, 1992. 1st ed., fine w. dj. 176pp. $50.

100a. Landscape Photography. Changing Visions of the American Landscape. Catalog, James A. Michener Museum, Nov. 16, 1991 - Mar. 22, 1922. Stiff illustrated wraps, text by Bruce Katsiff, Brian Peterson, Congressman Peter H. Kostmayer, and Stephen Perloff. Includes photographs by John Pfahl, Emmet Gowin, Margot Balboni, Len Jenschel, Ansel Adams, Richard Misrach, Ray Mortenson, Edward Weston, Robert Adams, Carleton Watkins, Mark Klett, and Lois Connor. Near fine, $15. (2 copies available)

100a.1. Landscape Photography. American Landscapes: Photographs from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art by John Szarkowski. Includes Adams, Ansel; Adams, Robert; Barnard, George; Bennett, H.H.; Black, James W.; Bullock, John G.; Callahan, Harry; Caponigro, Paul; Clift, William; Coburn, Alvin Langdon; Curtis, Edward S.; Dane, Bill; Friedlander, Lee; Garnett, William; Gilpin, Laura; Gohlke, Frank; Haynes, F.J.; Hillers, John K.; Jachna, Joseph D.; Jackson, William Henry; Kinsey, Darius; Lange, Dorothea; Mertin, Roger; Morris, Wright; O’Sullivan, Timothy; Russell, A.J.; Savage, Charles; Sinsabaugh, Art; Sommer, Fred; Steichen, Edward; Stieglitz, Alfred; Strand, Paul; Vanderbilt, Paul; Washburn, Bradford; Watkins, Carleton; Wessell, Henry; Weston, Brett; Weston, Edward; White, Minor. Wraps, fine, $20.

100a.1.1. Landscape Photography. Pioneers of Landscape Photography: Gustave Le Gray, Carleton E. Watkins. J. Paul Getty Museum, 1993. 1st ed., illustrated boards, not issued with dust jacket. Texts by Martin Sonnabend, Weston J. Naef, and Margret Stuffman in both English and German. 128 pages. Very good plus with minor shelf wear and slight bowing of boards, as often found with this book, in custom made polyester jacket. $27.50.

100a.2. Landscape Photography. Landscape: Theory. Lustrum Press, 1980. Hardcover, fine with very good protected dust jacket. Large format, portfolios by Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Harry Callahan; Paul Caponigro; Hamish Fulton, William Garnett, Eliot Porter, Art Sinsabaugh, George Tice, Brett Westo, with biographies. $30.

100a.2.1. Landscape Photography. Nervous Landscapes. January 17 - March 18, 1994. Southeast Museum of Photography. Essay by Alison Devine Nordstrom. Exhibition catalog, wraps, illustrated, 28 pages, includes checklist of 54 items compiled by Ica Brooks and Nadia M. Yousif. Catalog designed by Jim Stephens. Photographers: Masumi Hayashi; Craig Roper; Jim Vecci; Paul Seawright; Stephen Lawson; and John Divola. Fine. Scarce. $35.

100a.2.2. Landscape Photography. Landscape: Social Political Traditional. Rider University Art Gallery, September 18 - October 12, 2014. Exhibition catalog, illustrated wraps, about 8.5 x 12 inches, 16 pages. Curated by Aubrey J. Kauffman. Photographers: Josh Brilliant; Annie Hogan; Joshua Lutz; and Wendel A. White. Scarce, no copies listed in WorldCat. $35.

100a.2.3. Landscape Photography. The Invented Landscape. February 17 - April 14, 1979. New Museum, 1979. First edition. Curated and with an essay by Christopher English. Foreword by Marcia Tucker. Exhibit catalog, glossy stapled gold wraps with black printing, 41 pages. Non-traditional landscape photographs by Peter De Lory; Bonnie Donohue; Victor Landweber; David Maclay; Martha Madigan; Richard Ross; Tricia Sample; Michael Siede; Carl Toth; and Gwen Widmer. Includes biographies of the artists and checklist. Very good with rubbing to the gold covers, especially near spine, internally fine. $40.

100a3. Lange, Dorothea, et al. Davis, Daniel E. Behind Barbed Wire: The Imprisonment of Japanese Americans During World War II. Dutton, 1982. [Photographs by Dorothea Lange; Francis Stewart; Charles E. Mace; Hikaru Iwasaki, et al.] Ex-library, dust jacket protector attached to book, card pocket, spine label, o/w vg+. $5.

100a.4. Lange, Dorothea. Dorothea Lange, Museum of Modern Art, 1966, 1968. Second printing, wraps, vg with bump at top of spine and corner crimp. Lange spent her last efforts selecting prints for this show, which was held shortly after her death. Includes bibliography, chronology, and essay by George P. Elliott. $15.

100a.4a. Lange, Dorothea. Dorothea Lange: A Visual Life, edited by Elizabeth Partridge. Smithsonian, 1994. 1st printing. Stiff illustrated wraps. [Chapters by Linda A. Morris, Clark Kerr, Roger Daniels, Sally Stein, interview of Ansel Adams by Therese Heyman, afterword by Daniel Dixon. Numerous illustrations.] SIGNED and inscribed by Partridge in April 1995. Very good. $75.

100a.4.b. Lange, Dorothea. "The Photographs of Dorothea Lange: A Critical Analysis" by Willard Van Dyke, Camera Craft, XLI (October 1934, Number 10. [Van Dyke and Lange were both members of F-64.] Article on pages 461-468, includes five illustrations including an early publication of Lange's well-known "White Angel Bread Line." Entire issue, missing article on football, pp. 475-480. Frontis by F. Mora Carbonell. Other articles on outdoor portraiture by P. Douglas Anderson (lacking last page); Composition for the Beginner, Part III by Thomas A. Wilson; obituary for Lewis B .Jones, Vice President, Eastman Kodak Co.; competition results; et al. Very good with bump bottom right corner. $15.

100a.4.c. Langenheim Brothers. Kirkbride-Langenheim Collaboration: Early Use of Photography in Psychiatric Treatment in Philadelphia by George S. Layne. Offprint from The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Volume CV, Number 2, April 1981. Wraps, 22 pages, 5 illustrations, including portraits of Dr .Thomas Story Kirkbride, resident physician at the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, and the photographers William Langenheim and Fredrick Langenheim of Philadelphia. [The Kirkbride Archives at Pennsylvania Hospital includes a large quantity of lantern slides, some produced by the Langenheims beginning in 1851, used to entertain the patients. This pamphlet was reissued in 1994 by the American Psychiatric Association.] Very good, with a small rectangular stain on back cover, probably from acid migration. $10

100a.4.d. Language and Image: A Photographic Exhibition. Old Dominion University Gallery, March 28-May 9, 1982. Essay by Linda F. McGreevy, "The Postmodern Photographic Image." Wraps, 12 pages. Exhibition of a series of projects by five contemporary American photographers (Eileen Berger, Scott D. Engel, Martha Madigan, Silvia Malagrino, and Marguerite Welch), curated by Betsy Fahlman. Statements and illustration by each photographer. Fine. $20.

100a5. Lartigue. Diary of a Century. Jacques Henri Lartigue. Edited by Richard Avedon. New York: Viking, 1970, 1978. [Avedon selected these photos from thousands made by Lartigue beginning in 1901. The first edition of this book is included in Roth's Book of 101 Photography Books. This copy is the second printing, identical in content to the first except somewhat smaller.] Brown cloth with mylar protected, gold dust jacket, book and dj like new. Scarce, especially in this condition, $75.

100a6. Lartigue. Diary of a Century: Jacques Henri Lartigue. Edited by Richard Avedon. Designed by Bea Feitler. Viking Press, A Studio Book. 1970. First edition. Brown cloth, lacks dust jacket. Slight tape stains where dust jacket protector was attached to book. Not to be confused with later reduced size reprints which suffer in comparison. This edition is 13.25 x 10.25 inches, beautifully bound and printed in gravure by C.J. Bucher, Switzerland. End papers are not illustrated as in another copy I have seen with same information on back of title page. Listed in Roth 101 and The Open Books as one of the great books of the 20th century. $100.

100a7. Lartigue. Moore, Kevin. Jacques Henri Lartigue: The Invention of an Artist. Princeton University Press, 2004. Illustrated biography with detailed appendices. 1st ed., 1st printing, fine with vg+ dust jacket that has a small worn area at bottom of rear cover. 272 pages. $35.

100a7.1. Lartigue, Jacques Henri. Szarkowski, John. The Photographs of Jacques Henri Lartigue. Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 1963. Exhibition catalog for show that established Lartigue's reputation. Essay by Szarkowski. 29 illustrations. Wraps, vg+, with extra black cover with title in front of cover with photo. $20.

100a7.2. Lartigue, Jacques Henri. Szarkowski, John. The Photographs of Jacques Henri Lartigue. Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 1963. Exhibition catalog for show that established Lartigue's reputation. Essay by Szarkowski. 29 illustrations. Wraps, 32 pages including covers, 31 illustrations, vg- with scratch on cover with photo, $15. Another copy, very good with small light spots on covers. $20.

100a7.3. Lartigue, Jacques Henri. Jacques-Henri Lartigue: L'Ete de Lartigue. Michael Hoppen, London, 1998. Essay by Paul Smith. Stiff illustrated wraps, 14 plates and illustration on cover/title page. Includes chronology of Lartigue's life, 1894-1986. $20.

100a7.3. Latent Images: Ten Midwestern Photographers. Arts Midwest, 1986. Wraps, 28 pages, catalog for a traveling exhibition that ended in 1988. Essays on the photographers by Carl Toth. The ten photographers each received a 1985 Arts Midwest/National Endowment for the Arts Regional Photography Fellowship. The ten photographers: Frank Barsotti; Steven Benson; Andrew Borowiec; Rob Geibert; Michael Goss; Richard Gray; Chas Krider; Anthony Lauro; Fredrik Marsh; and Jay Wolke. Near fine condition with a couple of crimps on covers. $20. Another copy, like new, $25.

100a7.4. Latvia. Comrades & Cameras: Photographs from Latvia & Other Soviet Republics. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1991. Oblong softcover. 48 pages. Exhibition catalog for exhibit, February 9 - April 28, 1991. Edition of 1000 copies. Foreword by Thomas Fels and introduction by Glen R. Serbin. Includes numerous black and white images along with biographical information about the photographers: Vilnis Auzins; Uldis Balga; Igor Barulin ; Aleksandrs Bite; Uldis Briedis; Andrejs Grants; Gvido Kajons; Valery Koreshkov; Janis Kreicbergs; Raimonds Rencis; Zinovy Shegelman; Inta Ruka; Leonid Tugalev; Valts Kleins; Egons Spuris; et al. Very good with some crimps along spine and rubbing. $30.

100a8. Lauder, Evelyn H. An Eye for Beauty. Abrams, 2002. [Beautiful photos from around the world by the founder of The Breast Cancer Foundation.] 1st printing. Two copies available, both fine with fine dust jacket. Unsigned, $25. Signed by Lauder, $35.

100a9. Laughlin, Clarence John. Ghosts Along the Mississippi. An Essay on the Poetic Interpretation of Louisiana’s Plantation Architecture by Clarence John Laughlin. One Hundred Photographs by the Author. Bonanza, 1961. First printing of the second edition with “B” on page after title page. Large format book illustrated with 100 full page poetic photographs by the author/photographer. A classic in photographic literature first published in 1948, this oversize volume includes Laughlin’s large-format photographs of the great plantation houses of the 19th century as well as other sights such as “Rural Negro Church,” “Negro Brick Slave Cabin,” and “St. Francisville Cemetery.” But the heart of the book are the plantations, such as Live Oak, Waverly, Linwood, The Hermitage, Greenwood, Rosedown, Oak Alley, Ashland, Uncle Sam, The Myrtles, Belle Grove, and Woodlawn, with both long views and details, and including some double exposures that enhance the poetics of the ante-bellum era. Each photograph is reproduced one to a page with a facing page of text by Laughlin who provides detailed historical information. This copy is in very good condition with wear at spine tips, a short vertical split in the cloth near the top of the slightly loose spine, and a stain from a liquid spill on the back cover. Lacks dust jacket. SOLD

100a10. Laughlin, Clarence John. Clarence John Laughlin. Center for Creative Photography No. 10, October 1979. Wraps, 40 pages, 12 photographs by Laughlin, including front cover. Essay by Henry Holmes Smith. Extensive bibliography compiled by Terence R. Pitts. In addition to Laughlin, includes “Acquisition Highlights” by Pitts with 4 Ansel Adams photographs and “Ralph Gibson’s Early Work,” by Cynthia Gano Lewis with 8 illustrations, including back cover. Fine. $25.

100a.11. Laughlin, Clarence John. Aperture, Vol. 17, No. 3-4. Clarence John Laughlin: The Personal Eye Introduction by Jonathan Williams. Stories by Lafcadio Hearn. Captions by the photographer. Issued in conjunction with an exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art,November 1973 to January 1974. Wraps, 132 pages. Good plus with two small scuffs to cover, name of previous owner inside front cover, small tape remnant inside front cover, discretly closed tear at base of spine. $10.

100bb. Lee, Russell. Hurley, F. Jack. Russell Lee, Photographer. Introduction by Robert Cole. Morgan & Morgan, 1978. [Photographs in sections entitled, The Early Years; The F.S.A. Years; Air Transport Command; Mine Health and Safety; Industrial Photography; The Italian Portfolio; and Texas]. Red cloth, fine with protected near fine dust jacket. 207 pages. 1st ed. (unstated). $50.

100bbb. Lee, Russell. Image of Italy. Special Issue of The Texas Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 2. 1961. Edited by William Arrowsmith with photographs by Russell Lee. [150 very fine black-and-white photographs, mostly candid shots of people, by the highly esteemed photographer.] Hardcover edition (also published in paperback, which lacks the text on the inner front flap of the dust jacket), green cloth, with some wear at bottom edge, ex-library with dust jacket that has a tear at bottom of rear cover near spine. Usual library evidence. Front hinge split but still attached. Dust jacket faded at spine, with new protector. Uncommon in hardcover. $15.

100bbbb. Lee, Russell. Russell Lee. Image, Volume 16, No. 3, September 1973. Journal of the George Eastman House. Essay by F. Jack Hurley. Wraps, 32 pages, 28 illustrations, including covers by the photographer best known for his FSA work. Includes photographs taken in New York, Chicago, North Dakota, California, Louisiana, China, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Sicily, and Texas. Near fine with linear indentation on back cover. $20.

100.b.1. Leen, Nina. Two hardcover books for children by Nina Leen, LIFE magazine photographer. 1. Cats. Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1980. 1st printing. ex-library with card pocket, no spine label. A few indentations on dust jacket. Tape remnants on cover from removed dust jacket protector. 2. Taking Pictures. Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1977. 1st printing. ex-library with card pocket, spine label, dust jacket protector taped to book. $5 for both books.

100.b.2. Legacy in Light: Photographic Treasures from Philadelphia Area Public Collections. Philadelphia Museum of Art, May 26-August 12, 1990. Stiff illustrated wraps, 72 pages. Organized by the Photography Sesquicentennial Project in cooperation with The Library Company of Philadelphia. Preface by Brian H. Peterson. Includes photographs from Philadelphia area museums and libraries with commentary by Kenneth Finkel, William Stapp, Mary Panzer, Phil Lapsansky, Robert Eskind, and Susan Danly. Afterword by Bruce Katsiff. Photographs by or of Thomas Eakins; Julius F. Sachse; Langenheim brothers; Frederick Douglass; Joseph Saxton; John Moran; Robert Cornelius; Gertrude Kasebier; Centennial Photographic Company; Wenderoth, Taylor & Brown; Passmore Williamson; and Gilliams and Stratton Syndicate. Very good with moderate wear to extremities and page crimps. Out of stock.

100c. Leibovitz, Annie. American Ballet Theatre. The First Fifty Years. Designed by Lloyd Ziff. Dewynters, January1989. [Portraits by Annie Leibovitz of Mikhail Barynshnikov, Twyla Tharp, Cynthia Gregory, and many others in the company. Historical photographs by Cecil Beaton, Richard Avedon, Andre Kertesz, George Platt Lynes, Semo, Martha Swope, Gjon Mili, Kenn Duncan, Susan Cook, Baron, Larry Colwell, Fred Fehl, et al.] Stiff wraps, as issued,vg+ condition, small crimp in cover. $30.

100d. Leibovitz, Annie. Olympic Portraits. Bulfinch, 1996, 1st ed., illustrated boards, issued without dustjacket. Fine with remainder mark at top of text block. Issued at $19.95. $10.

100d.1. Leibovitz, Annie. Annie Leibovitz: Photographs, 1970-1990. An exhibition organized by the International Center of Photography, New York, in conjunction with the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. ICP/NPS, 1991. Texts by Willis Hartshorne and William F. Stapp. Portraits in black-and-white and color (from Cibachrome prints) include Steve Martin, Greg Louganis, Tammy Wynette, Louis Armstrong, Tennessee Williams, Mick Jagger, Patti Smith, Muhammad Ali, Robert Penn Warren, Tess Gallagher, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Peter Tosh, John Malkovich, Sam Shepard, Beth Henley, William Dafoe, Bruce Springsteen, Ella Fitzgerald, Peter Sellars, Peter Matthiessen, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. Stiff illustrated French wraps, list of works laid in, Compliments of ICP slip laid in (formerly stapled to front cover). Includes Chronology of the artist. Other than the two staple holes, near fine. $30.

100d.2. Leibovitz, Annie. Annie Leibovitz Photographs. Introduction by Tom Wolfe. Pantheon/Rolling Stone, 1983. Stiff illustrated wraps, numerous iconic portraits of celebrities, mostly musicians and writers. Very good plus with a few thin scratches on covers, signature of previous owner, artist and photographer Ken Kaplowitz, and original price label on verso. $5.

100e. Leica-related items. Morgan, Willard D. & Henry M. Lester. Leica Manual and Data Book. 13th ed. Morgan & Morgan, 1956. [456 pp. inc. chapter with pictures on all Leica models from A thru M3. Many illus., inc. several in color by Ivan Dmitri & Alfred Eisenstaedt, also Paul Berg, Toni Schneiders, et al.] With 4 1950s E. Leitz brochures, "Why a Leica?," "The Most Advanced Camera, Leica M3," "Visoflex II Instructions," &"Leitz." Manual is vg w. minor wear at spine tips, binding a bit skewed, dented on cover w. moderately worn dj chipped at extremities. Brochures vg, two have been folded. $25.

100f. Leica. The Greatest Invention of the Leitz Family: The Leica Freedom Train by Frank Dabba Smith. American Photographic Historical Society, 2002. History of how the Leitz family smuggled Jewish employees and other Jews out of Germany. Includes a chapter, "Kurt Rosenberg: Rescued by the Leica Freedom Train" by Jan Jaben-Eilon. Wraps, 34 pages, very good with a few crimps. $50.

100g. Leica. Leica Photography. Volume 10, No. 2, 1957. Includes “One-Man-Show” by Beaumont Newhall with photos and text from Arthur Rothstein’s retrospective at the George Eastman House in 1956. Very good with light edge wear, 30 pages. $15.

100h. Leica Photography. Fall-Winter 1953. Vol. 6. Nos. 3 & 4. With feature, "Dan Weiner: Photo Craftsman," including eight photos by Weiner, and a portrait of him, and text by Stanley C. Samuel. Very good plus with typical evidence of handling. 46 pages. $15.

100i. Leica Photography. Volume 13. Number 4. 1960. Includes feature on Inge Morath, illustrated review of book, “The Artist in His Studio,” by Alexander Liberman, and “What Is a Good Photograph?” by Jacob Deschin with illustrations by Rene Burri and Carroll Seghers II. 31 pages. Very good with splits at top and bottom of spine and wrinkle at top of first page. $15.

100j. Leica. Small Leica Chronicle: The Development of the Leica System Since 1914. Leitz, 1982. Illustrated chronology of Leica cameras. Wraps, 63 pages, good with creases in corners of front and back covers, internally fine. $5.

100k. Lensless Photography. Franklin Institute Museum, [1982?]. Wraps, vg+ with original price label on cover, 49 pages,with black-and-white illustrations. Foreword by Joel N. Bloom. Text by Thomas Landon Davies, Guest Curator. Exhibition catalog, no date, most recent work from 1982; includes some illustrations, list of works in exhibit, and bibliography with most recent publication 1982. Texts concerning and examples of photograms; pinhole; cliche-verre; x-ray; Kirlian; chemical image; and hologram. Artists include William Henry Fox Talbot; Anna Atkins; Corot; Arthur W. Goodspeed; Arthur Siegel; Floris M. Neususs; Chargesheimer; Man Ray; Mary Jo Toles; Barbara Morgan; Rick Silberman; Deborah Flynn; Henry Holmes Smith; Daniel Ranalli; Joyce Neimanas; Bill Kane; Len Gittleman; Gregory Rukavina; Elaine O’Neill; Sheila Pinkel, et al. (some on checklist such as Frederick Sommer not illustrated). $50.

101. Leonard, Joanne. Joanne Leonard. Current Photographs. January 5th - February 6th, 1988. Jeremy Stone Gallery, San Francisco, 1988. Six-page foldout brochure on stiff paper with 5 illustrations and extensive biographical information, including long list of prior exhibitions, publications, and collections. Scarce, only two copies held by libraries according to WorldCat. Fine. $50.

101a. Leonard, Joanne. Inside and Beyond: Photographs by Joanne Leonard. February 1-March 16, 1980. Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin Texas, 1980. Essay by Lucy R. Lippard. Exhibition catalog, illustrated wraps, 16 pages, very good with some evidence of handling. Exhibit also traveled to University of Michigan Museum of Art, May 30-July 31, 1980. Includes checklist and biographical information on the artist. Scarce. $7.50.

Leonard, Joanne - see also 29a.1.

101aa. Lesy, Michael. Time Frames. The Meaning of Family Pictures. [By the author of Wisconsin Death Trip and Real Life.] Pantheon, 1980. 1st ed., stiff wraps with custom made mylar protector, fine, $20.

101a.1. Lesy, Michael. Wisconsin Death Trip. Pantheon 1973. 1st ed., 2nd printing. Fine in wraps, with custom made mylar protector. $40. Another copy, second printing hardcover, near fine in purple cloth, without dust jacket. A few creases in bottom corners of pages. $100.

101a.1a.1. Levi, Hans. Street Jesus. Levi/Scrimshaw, 1972. Photographs by Hans Levi of Christian evangelism in Berkeley, California in Sproul Plaza, University of California. Wraps, 12x9 inches, with black-and-white photographs, 60 pages with text by Levi. Ex-library reading copy with extensive wear and chips to covers which have been reinforced with thin archival board. Lacks about one-third of back cover. $5.

101a.1b. Levinstein, Leon. Leon Levinstein: That's Where the Life Is. Essay by Helen Gee. Stephen Daiter Gallery, 2001. Illustrated wraps, not issued in hardcover. 24 pages. $15. (4 copies available)

101b. Levitt, Helen. Livingston, Jane (intro). Helen Levitt. February 9 - March 23, 1980. The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1980. [Includes chronology and selected bibliography about Levitt, with eight photographs, of which seven are in color.] A very good copy, covers slightly rubbed and soiled, 16pp. One of only 1,500 copies printed. $40.

101b.a. Levitt, Helen. Helen Levitt. September 14-October 10, 1984. Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, Oregon, 1984. Stapled wraps, 12 pages including covers, 12 illustrations. Black-and-white photographs taken in New York in the 1940s. Scarce, only three copies in libraries listed in WorldCat. Like new. $35.

101b.1. Lichfield, Patrick. Best of Britain: A Collection of Photographs by Lord Lichfield Presented by JCPenney. JCPenney, [UK, 1985?]. Stapled wraps, 10 pages including covers, 44 illustrations (one full page wedding photo of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in color, remainder in black-and-white). Lord Lichfield was the official photographer at the wedding of his second cousin Prince Charles to Diana Spencer and also photographed all the royal families of Europe. His photos of British royalty such as Queen Elizabeth and entertainment celebrities including Debbie Harry, Marlon Brando with Charlie Chaplin, Brooke Shields, Faye Dunnaway, and Ryan O'Neal are included in this publication, plus a portrait of Lichfield with camera. Includes list of prior Lichfield publications and exhibits through 1984. Scarce, no copies found for sale on Internet and none listed in WorldCat. Near fine with minor rubbing on covers. $50.

101b.2. Liebling, Jerome. Jerome Liebling. December 5, 1980 - January 4, 1981. Corcoran Gallery of Art. Essay by Jane Livingston. 1,500 copies printed. Stapled wraps, 16 pages, checklist of 69 photographs, 11 illustrations (ten in color). Series, Photography at the Corcoran. Near fine with a trace of rubbing on back cover. $30.

101b.3. Liebling, Jerome. Jerome Liebling: Photographs 1947-1977. Essay by Estelle Jussim. Untitled 15. Friends of Photography, 1978. Very good with a bit of rubbing near spine and a shallow indented line on cover. Wraps, 54 pages. Includes black-and-white photographs from series College and Photo League; Early Minnesota; Slaughterhouse; Women; Blind; Politics; Spain; Cadavers; Handball; and South Bronx. $25.

101c. LIFE Library of Photography. The Print. Time-Life, 1970, reprinted 1971. Illustrated by Imogen Cunningham; Art Sinsabaugh; Minor White; David Vestal; John Loengard; Roger Mertin; Philippe Halsman; George Krause; Jack Welpott; William Current; Brett Weston; Jack Welpott; Paolo Gasparini; George Tice; Harry Callahan; Bill Brandt; Mario Giacamelli; Duane Michaels; Yale Joel; Evelyn Hofer; Robert Walch; Sebastian Milito; Leonar McCombe; Co Rentmeester; Alfred Eisentaedt; Tony Ray-Jones; et al. Darkroom equipment buying guide laid in. Very good with wear at tips and on spine, some of the lettering on spine is worn off. Spine also has a couple of water spots. Internally fine. Chapters on The Art of the Print; How to Develop the Negative; How to Print the Positive; Modern Masterpieces; Images Created in the Darkroom; and A Revolution in Printmaking. $5.

101d. LIFE Magazine. 60th Anniversary Collector's Edition. October 1996. A history of the magazine with numerous wonderful photographs. 214 pages. Very good. $10.

101d.1. LIFE Magazine. That Was the LIFE by Dora Jane Hamblin. W.W. Norton,1977. 1st edition, 1st printing. Ex-library with protected dust jacket. Fine except usual library evidence, including stains from tape used to affix former dust jacket protector. New dust jacket protector. Front flyleaf wavy, otherwise clean and fresh. [Insider view of LIFE from a staff member, particularly useful in regard to Margaret Bourke-White, George P. Hunt, Edward K. Thompson, and other key figures in the magazine's history.] $7.50.

101d.2. Lifson, Ben. Ben Lifson: Photographs. An Exhibition Organized by Grossmont College Art Gallery, 20 November through 11 December 1977. Essay by Frank Goehlke. 40 full page black-and-white plates. [Lifson is best known as a writer on photography. These photographs, taken mostly in cities, demonstrate that he also has a fine eye for taking pictures.] Like new with just a trace of wear at spine tips. Scarce. $30.

101d.3. Light & Substance. University Art Museum, University of New Mexico, 1974. Stiff illustrated wraps, 63 pages. Exhibition catalog, dates of exhibit not stated. Introductory essays by Bill Jay and Henri Barendse. Includes interview with Linda Connor by Bill Jay. About half the catalog consists of the exhibition list with biographical information and essays about the photographers: Robert Heinecken; Roger Mertin; Oliver Gagliani; Ellen Brooks; Robert Brown; Charles Roitz; Sylvia Seventy; Frank Goehlke; Michael Becotte; Harold Jones; Linda Connor; Harrie Casdin-Silver & Stephen Benton; Steve Kahn; Eileen Cowin; Darryl Curran; Edmund Teske; Harvey Himmelfarb; Brent Sikkema; Ellen Landweber; Eliot Ross; Christopher Rauschenberg; Joel Swartz; Christopher Meatyard; Virgil Mirano; Betty Hahn; and Steve Fitch. Essays about the photographers by Bill Jay, Meridel Rubenstein, Robert Stewart, R.F. Bogardus, Nicholas Nixon, Darwin Marable, Diana Schoenfeld, Laurence G. Miller, R. Reep, Terry Huseby, Steve Yates, and Joe Deal. Very good with light shelf wear. $40.

101d.4. Light Work. The Light Work Collection: Circumstances over Design. August 25-October 30, 1996. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University, No. 45. Exhibit catalog, oblong wraps, 24 pages, good with cover wear, crimps, and corner crease. Photographers illustrated: David Graham; Peter Goin; Carrie Mae Weems; Andres Serrano; Melissa Shook; David Wells; Patt Blue; Hollis Frampton, Jr.; Jim Pomeroy et al. $15.

101e. Light Work Annual 2013. Contact Sheet No. 172. 128 pages, 10 inches x 9 inches. Softcover, features work produced by the 2012 Light Work Artists-in-Residence and the Light Work Grant Recipients with accompanying essays. [Aspen Mays, Claire Beckett, Heidi Kumao, Irina Rozovsky, John Chervinsky, Justyna Badach, Karen Miranda-Rivadeneira, Michael Bühler-Rose, Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman, Raymond Meeks, Shimon Attie, and Valerio Spada. Light Work Grant recipients include Dennis Krukowski, Tice Lerner, and Sayler/Morris.] A few dings at extremities, otherwise fine. Issued at $27. $10.

102. Light Work Annual 2011. Contact Sheet No. 162. Kelly Anderson-Staley; Sama Alshaibi and Dena Al-Adeeb; Ayana V. Jackson; Brian Ulrich; Christian Patterson; Lenard Smith; Susan Worsham; Gerard H. Gaskin; Simon Rowe; Shen Wei; Zoe Strauss; Richard Banres; Yasser Aggour; Ron Jude; Lida Suchy; Thilde Jensen; Marjory W. Wilkins; Gary Metz. New copy, no flaws. $10.

102.a. Lindbloom, Eric. Angels at the Arno. Linda Pastan, Preface; Ben Lifson, Introduction; Italo Zannier, Afterword. David R. Godine, 1994. 1st ed., fine in red cloth with protected vg+ dust jacket. Dreamy black-and-white photographs of Florence, Italy, taken with a Diana camera, by one of the founders of the Center for Photography in Woodstock, New York. $12.95.

102.a.1. Lindbloom, Eric. Salt Grass. Lodima Press Portfolio Book Number Thirteen, 2008. Edition of 1,000. Wraps, 24 pages, like new. $40.

102.a.1.a. Lindner, Evan. Photographs by Evan Lindner. January 29–March 7, 1982. New Jersey State Museum, Trenton. Introduction by William F. Barksdale. Wraps, 12 pages, 6 illustrations including cover. Includes check list of 75 photographs in the exhibit. Fine. Scarce exhibition catalog. $25.

102.a.2. Link, O. Winston. Ghost Trains: Railroad Photographs of the 1950s. October 28-December 31, 1983. Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA, 1983. With 7 inch 33 1/3 RPM vinyl disc of train sounds. Introduction by Carolyn Carr. Catalogue of the exhibition with notes by Link. First and only ediiton. Stiff illustrated wraps, 50 pages, 30 black-and-white photos taken at night, with custom-made polyester jacket. Fine. $150.

102.a.3. Link, Richard. Fossils by Richard Link. Richard Link, 1972. Self-published artist's book illustrated with 23 full page spooky black-and-white photographs. Near fine with a couple of nicks on covers. $15.

102aa. List, Herbert. "How They Live and Die in Naples," photo essay on Naples, Italy, with text by film director Vittorio de Sica in Horizon, September 1963. Hardcover, vg+ with minor shelf wear on bottom edge. $5.

102b. Little Technical Library, three titles from the series: Tabletop Photography by Jacob Deschin, 1941; Photo Tricks and Effects by Jacob Deschin, 1940, 6th printing; Commercial Photography by Victor Keppler, 1947, front hinge loose. All published by Ziff-Davis. Initialed by original owner, M.W. Barish, the Trenton, New Jersey, photographer. Very good first editions, except as noted, $15 for lot.

102c. Litzel, Otto. Darkroom Magic. Second Edition, 1975, 3rd printing 1978. Fine with only fair dust jacket that has two large pieces missing. [Informative text with chapters on high contrast, line drawing, solarization, tone spearation, texture screens, and combinations, with other useful information and many illustrations by the legally blind photographer.] $5.00.

103. Litzel, Otto. On Photographic Composition. Amphoto, 1974. [Profusely illustrated with wonderful photos by renowned legally blind photographer.] 1st ed., no dj., fine, $25.

103a. Locks, Norman. Familiar Subjects. Polaroid SX-70 Impressions by Norman Locks. [85 color reproductions of manipulated SX-70 prints with an essay describing the artist's techniques.] VG-, softcover, remainder mark, slight rippling in corner of first few pages, other minor wear. $8.

103b. Loengard, John. Pictures Under Discussion. Amphoto, 1987. Hardcover, fine with vg+ dust jacket. [Insights from the LIFE magazine photographer about his own well known photographs including of The Beatles, Buckminster Fuller, Brassai, Louis Armstrong, Dizzie Gillespie, Margaret Mead, Georgia O'Keeffe, et al.] 1st edition, fine with VG+ dust jacket. $20. (2 copies available.) Another copy, fine/fine. $25.

104. Loke, Margarett. The World As It Was: Photographic Portrait, 1865-1921. Foreword by Paul Theroux. Summit, 1980. [Selections of stereographic views from the Keystone-Mast Collection, which includes the archives of other firms such as Underwood & Underwood, H.C. White, Kilburn, et al. Organized into three parts: The Age of Incredulity, 1865-1900, with photographs of industrial society, families, street life, etc.; Twilight of an Age, 1901-1914, with the Russo-Japanese War, schoolroom, San Franicsco Earthquake, The Flying Machine, etc.; and The end of an Age, 1914-1921 including The Grand Illusion and After the War (World War I). Includes photograph of James Ricalton, Underwood & Underwood photographer, standing with two giants in Kashmir; Ricalton took more than 100,000 photographs around the world.] Folio, 1st printing. Hardcover, ex-library very good copy with wear at extremities, library spine labels neatly removed from vg+ dust jacket that has new protector, card pocket on rear flyleaf. $15.

104.1. Lokuta, Donald. Ukrainian-Americans: An Ethnic Portrait. Photographs by Donald P. Lokuta. Text by David S. Cohen. New Jersey Historical Commission, 1982. Illustrated wraps, 56 pages, with quotations from Ukrainian-Americans. SIGNED by Lokuta on title page. Fine, $30.

104a. Lorant, Terry and Jon Carroll. The Pickle Family Circus. Chronicle, 1986. Wraps (as issued), ex-library, vg. $5.00.

104aa. Lorentz, Pare. The River. Stackpole Sons, 1938. 1st edition. This publication is the book version of the landmark Great Depression era documentary film, The River, written and directed by Pare Lorentz for the Farm Security Administration. It tells the story of the huge Tennessee Valley Authority, a New Deal project that harnessed river power to produce electricity, control floods, and provide irrigation for farm lands. The book text is taken verbatim from the film narration, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for poetry. The photographs are taken either from the film, shot by cameramen Willard Van Dyke and Floyd Crosby, or are by government photographers working in the same area where the film was made. The photographs, not individually credited in the book, were gathered by Charles Krutch, a TVA photographer. For excellent information about the film, see the excellent website Reaping the Golden Harvest: Pare Lorentz, Poet and Filmmaker. Lorentz also did other films for the FSA, of which the first was The Plow That Broke the Plains and the second was The River. Together with the images by still photographers such as Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, Arthur Rothstein, John Vachon, Marion Post Wolcott, Edwin Rosskam, and others, the FSA films educated the public about the agriculture conditions in the United States during the presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the innovative federal government programs that were implemented to address these problems. This very good copy is hardcover in blue cloth that is moderately worn at extremities, lacks the scarce dust jacket. $25.

104b. Luce. Swanberg, W.A. Luce and His Empire. Scribner's, 1972. [Biography of Henry Luce, founder and publisher of Fortune, Time, and Life magazines.] Ex-lib, tape stains inside covers, card removed, o/w vg w. dj. $5.00.

105. Lunn Gallery Graphics International Ltd. 19th and 20th Century Photographs. Washington, DC: Lunn, 1976. Introduction by Lunn and editor's note by Peter Galassi. [Important catalog, first of Harry H. Lunn, Jr.'s devoted exclusively to photography. Lunn became an important force in the photo auction market in the 1970s and for many years thereafter.] 190pp., 176 illustrated lots. Includes: Fenton; Robertson; Beato; Thomson; Bourne; Braun; Bisson; Baldus; Frith; MacPherson; Annan, Thomas; Hill and Adamson; Cameron; Lady Filmer, ; Lewis Carroll; Henry Peach Robinson; Emerson; Gardner; Barnard; O'Sullivan; Bell; Jackson; Watkins; Stillman; Muybridge; Stieglitz; Photo-Secession; Steichen; Strand; Coburn; Evans, Frederick; Kuehn; John G. Bullock; Kasebier; Watson-Schutze; Mucha; Atget; Zille; Sander; Brassai; Kertesz; Cartier-Bresson; Heartfield; Moholy-Nagy; Man Ray; Blossfeldt; Mantz; Brandt; Freund; Ray-Jones; Hine; Genthe; Van DerZee; Outerbridge; Evans, Walker; Abbott; Shahn; Bourke-White; Model; Edward Weston; Ansel Adams; Gilpin; Wynn Bullock; Nathan Lerner; Brett Weston; Webb; Laughlin; Breitenbach; Halsman; Karsh; Weegee; Robert Frank; Diane Arbus; Freidlander; Baltz; Eggleston. Very good, a couple of crimps on spine. $50.

105.1. Lynes, George Platt. George Platt Lynes by Peter Weiermair. Bruno Gmunder, 1989. Near fine with just a trace of wear at corners of the stiff glossy wraps. Includes the three bodies of work Lynes considered his most important: portraits, mythological pictures, and nudes, especially male nudes. Portraits include some well known writers and artists including Jean Cocteau, Christopher Isherwood, Oskar Kokoschka, Isamo Noguchi, Thomas Mann, Paul Cadmus, Joan Miro, Igor Stravinsky, Bertrand Russell, S.J. Perelman, W.H. Auden, Andre Gide, Marc Chagall, Cecil Beaton, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Edith Sitwell, and Osbert Sitwell. Signature of former owner on front flyleaf. Includes chronology of Lynes's short life, list of exhibitions, and bibliography. 112 photographs listed in back of book. ISBN 3-924163-55-3. SOLD

105.1a. Lyon, Danny. Burn Zone. Black Beauty Books, 2016. Softcover, as issued. [Photographs of the Rio Grand Valley in New Mexico, accompanied by an essay and a list of "climate criminals" in 50 states by Josephine Ferorelli. SIGNED. As new. $50.

105a. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Photographers on Photography. [Writings of Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Francis Bruguiere, Wynn Bullock, Harry Callahan, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Robert Demachy, Peter Henry Emerson, Robert Frank, Dorothea Lange, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Man Ray, Henry Peach Robinson, Arthur Siegel, Aaron Siskind, Henry Holmes Smith, W. Eugene Smith, Edward Steichen, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Edward Weston, and Minor White, with bibliographical notes and selected bibliographies. Prentice Hall, 1966, 6th printing, wraps, very good with name of previous owner on front flyleaf. $7.50.

106. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Photography 63 / An International Exhibition. George Eastman House, 1963. [Including Peter Bunnell; Lee Friedlander; Garry Winogrand; Claudia Andujar; Lyle Bonge; Edouard Boubat; Rene Burri; Paul Caponigro; Walter Chappell; CarlChiarenza; Lucien Clergue; Marie Cosindas; William R. Current; Arnold Gassan; Mario Giacomelli; Len Gittelman; Charles Harbutt; Dave Heath; Matt Herron; Ken Heyman; Eikoh Hosoe; Scott Hyde; Ysuhiro Ishimoto; Joseph D. Jachna; Ken Josephson; Simpson Kalisher; Art Kane; William Klein; George Krause; Saul Leiter; Jerome Liebling; Nathan Lyons; Roger Mayne; Donald McCullin; R. Eugene Meatyard; Ray K. Metzker; Peter L. Moore; Enrico Natali; Ann parker; Philip Pocock; Marc Riboud; Gerald H. Robinson; Fulvio Roiter; Sanne Sannes; Geraldine Sharpe; Art Sinsabaugh; Herb Snitzer; Howard J. Sochurek; Charles Swedlund; Teruaki Tomatsu; Pete Turner; Jerry N. Uelsmann; Ukichi Watabe; Nobuhiko Watanabe; Jack Welpott; Shelia White; Don Worth; et al.] Stiff wraps, fine. $50.

107a. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Photography 64 / An International Exhibition. An Exhibition Cosponsored by the New York State Exposition and the George Eastman House. George Eastman House, 1964. [Inc. Ansel Adams, Atget, Werner Bishof, Bill Brandt, Wyn Bullock, Harry Callahan, Robert Capa, Cartier-Bresson, Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Ernst Haas, Lewis W. Hine, Dorothea Lange, Man Ray, Moholy-Nagy, Irving Penn, Aaron Siskind, W. Eugene Smith, Frederick Sommer, Edward Steichen, Stieglitz, Strand, Brett Weston, Edward Weston, Minor White.] Fine exc. some foxing, wraps, as issued. $20.

107b. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Contemporary Photographers: The Persistence of Vision. Horizon Press, 1967. Photographers include Donald Blumberg; Charles Gill; Robert Heinecken; Ray K. Metzker; Jerry N. Uelsmann; and John Wood. Ex-library, hardcover, rubber stamped, dust labeled, otherwise fine. $20.

108. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Photography in the Twentieth Century. An Exhibition Prepared for the National Gallery of Canada by the George Eastman House. [High quality illustrations by a who's who in photography, inc. Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Manuel Alvarez-Bravo, Diane Arbus, Ruth Bernhard, Werner Bischof, Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Annie Brigman, et al.] Horizon Press, 1967. Plain green cloth binding, fine, $30.

108.1. Lyons, Nathan, ed. Contemporary Photographers: Toward a Social Landscape. Bruce Davidson. Lee Friedlander. Garry Winogrand. Danny Lyon. Duane Michaels. [An important exhibition that helped define photography in the 1960s, predating the better known New Documents exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art that included Friedland, Winogrand, and Arbus.] Horizon Press/George Eastman House, 1966. Stiff illustrated wraps, very respectable copy, very good with a small crimp along spine and slight wear at spine tips. $150.

Lyons, Nathan - See also Alternatives 1983.

108.1a. Mackertich, Peter. Facade: A Decade of British and American Commercial Architecture. Photographs by Peter Mackertich. Text by Tony Mackertich. Stonehill, 1976. First printing.Wraps, 114 pages, color photos taken in New York and London, a few scuffs on cover, internally fine. $5.

108.1b. MacRae, Wendell. America's Williamsburg by Gerald Horton Bath. Photographs by Wendell MacRae and from the Archives of Colonial Williabsburg. Collonial Williamsburg, 1946. Softcover, 48 pages, profusely illustrated in black-and-white. Review copy slip laid in. Good with normal wear. $5.

108.1c. MacRae, Wendell. Wendell MacRae: Photographs: 1927 to 1949. Witkin Gallery, 1980. Trade edition of 2,000 copies (also issued in a Deluxe hardbound edition of 50 copies). Introduction by Anita MacRae Feagles. Preface by Lee D. Witkin. Softbound. Fine. $20.

108.2. The Magic Lantern: Recent Slide Shows. October 9-November 8, 1986. SF Camerawork, 1986. Exhibit of five slide shows at SF Camerawork. Catalog, 36 pages, with essays by John Bloom and Jeanne C. Finley. Photographers exhibited: Doug Baird and Karl Rech; Dave Heath; Jim Pomeroy; Connie Hatch; Nancy Floyd; and Chip Lord. Wraps, very good with rubbing to covers, 36 pages. $10.

108.2a. Magic Lanterns. Derek Greenacre. Magic Lanterns. Shire Album No. 169. Shire Publications, 1986. Wraps, 32 pages, very good with crimp on one corner. Public program booklet and ticket stub, American Magic-Lantern Theater, Victorian Valentine Show, Princeton University, February 7, 2003, laid in. $10.

Magnum - see Cartier-Bresson.

108.3. Magubane, Peter. Black Child. Knopf, 1982. 1st ed. [What it's like to grow up under the segregated Apartheid system in South Africa; a strong visual statement for social change.] Very fine copy in stiff illustrated wraps, no defects. SOLD.

108.4. Malcolm, Janet. Diana & Nikon. Essays on the Aesthetic of Photography. Godine, 1980. 1st edition. Hardcover with purple cloth-covered boards. Essays, all but one of which previously appeared in the New Yorker magazine, include topics such as Alfred Stieglitz and the Photo-Secession, also his portraits of Georgia O'Keeffe; Edward Weston nudes and landscapes; Irving Penn photographs of cigarette and cigar butts; Garry Winogrand; Richard Avedon; John Szarkowski and the Museum of Modern Art; Nina Alexander and Herta Hilscher-Wittgenstein; William Eggleston; Bill Owens; Harry Callahan; Walker Evans and Robert Frank; Chauncey Hare. Profusely illustrated with 82 images by the above photographers, as well as many others such as Russell Lee (of the FSA), Andre Kertesz, Joel Whitney, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Lartigue, Van Der Zee, Nancy Rexroth, Diane Arbus, Eve Sonneman, et al. Fine with fine mylar-protected price-clipped dust jacket. $35.

108.5. Maitre, Pascal. Mon Afrique: Photographs of Sub-Saharan Africa. Aperture, 2000. Fine large book of color photographs by the very successful French photographer who founded Odyssey, in hardcover cloth with protected fine dust jacket. 1st printing of the 1st edition. Issued at $50. $15.

109. Man, Felix H. Man with a Camera: Photographs from Seven Decades. Schocken, 1984. [Photojournalist's autobiography, esp. strong images from Germany in the 1930s.] vg, w. creased, slightly worn dj. $30.

109a. Mandel, Mike. Making Good Time. Scientific Management, The Gilbreths, Photography and Motion, Futurism. Published by Mike Mandel in association with the University of California, Riverside, 1989. Hardcover, illustrated boards, not issued with dust jacket. First and only printing. 72 pages. Near fine copy with very slight bump to bottom corner. [By the same Mike Mandel who co-authored Evidence and produced the photographer baseball cards.] SOLD

110. Mandel, Mike. Photographer Baseball Cards. Black and white baseball cards featuring well known photographers (and other photo personalities) in baseball uniforms, photographed and published by Mike Mandel, 1975. This was a conceptual photography project humorously satirizing baseball card collectors. Mandel travelled around the country with uniforms and equipment and produced a series of 134 portraits of photographers in baseball uniforms on baseball cards plus a card listing the other cards. Available cards, which are without defects except as noted, include 2. Joel Meyerowitz (damaged on edge). 5. Ron Walker (small stain on verso). 12. Bart Parker (stain on edge). 15. Arthur Siegel. 19. Gary Metz (short tear in margin). 29. Phil Perkis (2 available). 37. Joyce Neimanas. 38. Judy Dater. 41. Jack Welpott (slight stain on edge). 45. Dave Freund. 49. Ed Sievers. 50. Minor White (2, one near fine, other with tiny hole in edge). 60. Tom Barrow. 62. Bea Nettles. 65. Cal Kowal (small spot on verso). 73. Jim Alinder. 75. M.J. Walker. 77. Al Woolpert (two available, one with small rust stain on verso, the other with two small indentations on top edge of verso). 84. Paul Vanderbilt (yellowed, 2 dings). 85. Anne Noggle. 89. Andy Anderson (2 available). 96. Art Sinsabaugh (slight damage to corner). 98. Doug Stewart. 99. Chuck Swedlund (stain from bubble gum lower left quadrant of verso). 100. Bill Edwards (two available). 104. Wynn Bullock. 108. Lee Rice. 119. Doug Prince (two available). 120. Eileen Cowin (stained on edge). 122. Reg Heron (creased horizontally). 127. Michael Bishop (damaged). 128. Bob Fichter (two, one damaged, the other signed by previous owner on verso). 132. Arnold Gassan (damaged). [Unnumbered] Card listing cards, some names checked off (3 available). $375 for all 43 cards.

110.01. The Manipulated Photograph: Works by John Bloom and Denny Moers. June 12 - August 15, 1987. Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art, 1987. Stapled wraps, exhibition catalog, 10 pages, includes four color illustrations, essay by Deborah J. Johnson, and checklist. Signed by previous owner. Crease in bottom right corner, scuff on back cover. $15.

110.01a. Mann, Margery. Margery Mann: Photographs. March 23-June 18, 1978. San Francisco Museum of Art, 1978. Six-page exhibit brochure on sturdy glossy stock, 1 illus. Checklist with 72 photographs, essay by Katherine Church Holland, biography, and bibliography. Fine. $20.

110.01a.1. Mapplethorpe, Robert. Robert Mapplethorpe by Richard Marshall with essays by Richard Howard and Ingrid Sischy. Whitney Museum, 1988, 1990. Wraps, 4th printing. Signature of noted artist and photographer Ken Kaplowitz on preliminary title page. Custom made 4 mil polyester protector. Like new except for signature. $25.

110.01a.2. Mapplethorpe, Robert. Robert Mapplethorpe. Parco, 1987. Exhibition catalog in Japanese and English. Wraps with belly band and original acetate jacket. A couple of crimps in rear cover of book and jacket has some shelf wear. Very good. $30.

110.01b. Marder, Yuri. Yuri Marder: The Exile Project. January 15-March 17, 1995. Exhibition catalog, Menschel Gallery, Syracuse University, No. 39. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone, Directory, Light Work. Wraps, 20 pages, 20 sepia illustrations, near fine. $10.

110.01c. Mark, Mary Ellen. The Photo Essay: Photographs by Mary Ellen Mark. Photographers at Work. A Smithsonian Series. Smithsonian, 1990. Includes interview with Mark about her career in photojournalism which began when there were few women in the field. Wraps, 62 pages, fine except shallow indentations on rear cove and, very light, just visible, water stain near top edge of rear cover near spine. Original bookstore price label on rear cover. Despite these minor flaws, an attractive copy. $25.

110.02. Mark, Mary Ellen. Indian Circus. Foreword by John Irving. Chronicle, 1993. [SIGNED. A classic Mark title of circus performers in India. Unsigned copy sold for $300 at December 2007 Swann auction without buyer's premium.] 1st edition, 1st printing. Fine with near fine protected dust jacket that has a trace of fading on spine. $300.

110.1 Mark, Mary Ellen and Annie Leibovitz. Photojournalism: The Woman's Perspective. Masters of Contemporary Photography.Alskog/Peterson, 1974. 1st printing. Wraps, round adhesive backed label and scuff on cover, vg. $15.

110.1.1. Markey, Karen. Subject Access to Visual Resources Collections: A Model for Computer Construction of Thematic Catalogs. Greenwood, 1986. Academic book on indexing, databases and cataloging of photographs. Hardcover, no dust jacket (probably none issued), fine. $45.

110.1.2. Martin, Matthieu. Matthieu Martin. Cover Up. Corlet, 2014. Text by Denys Riout. Edition of 1,000. Wraps, 80 pages, color photographs of painted walls. Like new. Essay by Denys Riout in French and English. Scarce. $75.

110.1.3. Mass Observation. Camerwork, No. 11. Half Moon Photography Workshop, London, 1978. Radical British photography journal. Special issue on Humphrey Spender and Mass Observation, "probably the largest investigation into popular culture to be carried out in Britain" in the 20th century, conducted between 1936 and 1947. Established by a small group of intellectuals and artists, it grew to involve about 1,500 observers who gathered photographs, reports, and diaries now at the Mass Observation Archive at the University of Sussex. Texts by Tom Picton, David Mellor, Ken Worpole, Don Macpherson, Andrew Wiard, and William Wise. Photographs by Humphrey Spender, the official project photographer, et al. Includes interview of Spender by Nigel Henderson. Wraps, size A3 folded to A4, 15 pages. Worn spots along spine and some crimps, near very good. $40.

110.2. Massachusetts Review, Vol. XIX, No. 4. Photography. December 1978. [Also issued in hardcover as Photography: Current Perspectives.] Special issue of this journal edited by Jerome Liebling. 262 pages. [See Liebling for hardcover edition.] Contents include Wright Morris, "In Our Image"; Walker Evans, "Photography"; Bill Jay, "The Romantic Machine: Toward a Definition of Humanism in Photography"; Anne Halley, "August Sander"; August Sander, "Photography as Universal Language; Estelle Jussim, "Icons or Ideology: Stieglitz and Hine"; Maren Stange, "Szarkowski at the Modern"; Kate Carlson & Bill Arnold, "The Bus Show"; Elizabeth Lindquist-Cock, "The Mid-Victorians"; Photographs by Helen Levitt, Walker Evans, Robert Wilcox, August Sander, Sally Stein, Robert Frank, Jerome Liebling, Lewis Hine, Alfred Stieglitz, and John Szarkowski; Roger Copeland, "Photography and the World's Body"; Carl Chiarenza, "The Early Work of Aaron Siskind"; Alan Trachtenberg, "Camera Work"; Allan Sekula, "Dismantling Modernism, Reinventing Documentary"; Paul Vanderbilt, "A Few Alternatives." 60 full page plates, many other illustrations. An outstanding compilation of essays and photographs. Corner bent on rear cover, otherwise vg. $40.

110.3. Master Photographs from the PFA Exhibitions, 1959-1967. Introduction by Cornell Capa. Essays by Norman Cousins, Evan H. Turner, Miles Barth, Nathan Lyons, and Naomi N. Rosenblum. International Center of Photography/W.W. Norton, 1988. 1st edition (unstated but no later date indicated). Large format exhibition catalog, stiff wraps, black-and-white cover, in very good condition, much less commonly found than the hardcover edition, which has the same ISBN number on the back of the title page but this softcover edition has a different ISBN 0-393-30693-3, on a label affixed to the back cover. Outstanding collection of photographs by 136 photographers. $30.

110.3a. Masterpieces of Photography from the Merrill Lynch Collection. December 13, 1997 - March 8, 1998. James A. Michener Art Museum, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1997. [Ansel Adams; Margaret Bourke-White; Ellen Brooks; Bill Brandt; Rudy Burckhardt; Harry Callahan; Paul Caponigro; Linda Conner; Imogen Cunningham; Jed Devine; MacDuff Everton; Robert Frank; Lee Friedlander; Betty Hahn; Lewis Hine; Barbara Kasten; Andrew Kertesz; Reagan Louie; Felix Man; Robert Mapplethorpe; Joel Meyerowitz; Barbara Morgan; Arnold Newman; Arnold Rothstein; Aaron Siskind; W. Eugene Smith; Ralph Stettner; Alfred Stieglitz; Paul Strand; Josef Sudek; Larry Sultan; George Tice; Carleton Watkins.] Unused, like new, with a few small nicks. Stiff illustrated wraps, as issued. $12.

110.3a.1. Matter of Facts. Photographie Art Contemporain en Grande-Bretagne. 24 juin - 31 aout 1988. Nantes, Musee des Beaux-Arts, 1988. Exhibition catalog with full page illustrations of artists that use photography in Great Britain. Photographers include Stuart Brisley, Hannah Collins, John Davies; Willy Doherty, Craigie Horsfield; Chris Killip; Jo Spence, and Boyd Webb. Essay in French and English by Jean-Francois Chevrier and James Lingwood. Includes biographical notes and exhibition checklist. Wraps, 88 pages, small stain where price label removed, light crimps on pages and cover, o/w near fine with custom-made 4 mil polyester jacket. $27.50.

110.3a.2. McAdams, Dona Ann. Dona Ann McAdams: The Garden of Eden. November 7 - December 31, 1997. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University. No. 50. Photographs of people with mental illness. [McAdams had been working for 14 years on this project at time of exhibition.] Includes black-and-white and hand-colored photographs. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone, Director, Light Work. Essay by Brad Kessler. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 32 pages, fine with very minor signs of use. $20.

110.3a.3. McClure, Glen. The West of Ireland by Glen McClure. Self-published artist's book, 1996. Softcover, French wraps, 12 pages, with cutout to show photo. Black-and-white photos by the Norfolk, Virginia, photographer with poems by W.B. Yeats. Gift letter signed by McClure laid in. No copies found for sale on Internet. McClure published a hardcover book in 2020, Apprentice to Light: The West of Ireland. Fine. $25.

110.4. McCullin, Donald. PHOTO Presente Les Grands Maitres de la Photo 3: McCullin. Text by Mark Haworth-Booth in French. Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri, 1983. Very good in wraps with a few light spots inside covers and on facing pages, where they were formerly stuck together. From the library of the noted documentary photographer Sol Libsohn, but unmarked. $15. Another copy, fine. $20.

110.4.1. McDermott & McGough. A History of Photography. Arena, 1998. Fine cloth with debossed title, with protected dust jacket. Photographs in cyanotype, palladium, and gum bichromate, described by Mark Alice Durant as "artifacts from a fantasized history of gay subculture in the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries." By David McDermott and Peter McGough (collaborators). 144 pp. with 65 four-color plates, beautifully printed by EBS, Verona, Italy. 12-1/4 x 9-3/4 inches. $25.

110.4.2. McIntosh, John. McIntosh. April 21 - June 17, 1979. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1979. Photography at the Corcoran series. Wraps, 20 pages, 6 tipped-in color plates depicting household items, employing collage. Checklist of 51 items. Essay by Jane Livingston. Edition of 1,500 copies. [McIntosh graduated with an M.F.A. degree from Yale University in 1977.] Fine. $15.

110.4.3. McKenna, Rollie. "Rollie McKenna" by Fred Ringel in Modern Photography, July 1954, pages 46-50, 100. Complete issue, color cover by Peter Gowland, 126 pages. Mrs. McKenna's six black-and-white photos include portraits of Dylan Thomas, Sir Herbert Read, and Henry Moore. Other articles include Newest German Equipment, Special Effects for Outdoor Backgrounds, Why Shoot Birds, Modern Stereo: Amusing Trick Effects, et al. Many ads for cameras, film, and other photo-related products. Good with wear along spine, short separation at top of spine, corner creases, and light wear on covers. $20.

110.4.4. Meatyard, Ralph Eugene. Ralph Eugene Meatyard. Issued as Aperture, Vol. 18, Nos. 3-4. By James Baker Hall and Guy Davenport. Wraps. Cover scuffed from label removal, worn along spine, two small tape stains and signature of previous owner on front flyleaf. Good. $15.

110.5. Meatyard, Ralph Eugene. Creative Camera No. 219. March 1983. "The Gothic Meatyard." Cover story in entire issue of this British magazine. Meatyard article with 8 photos, 6 full page, by Martin Harrison on the occasion of the first Ralph Meatyard exhibit in Great Britain, March 15-April 15, at The Olympus Centre. Other articles include illustrated (36 photos) review of Chris Killip exhibition by Rob Powell; Susan Butler on Roland Barthes; Steve Baker's attack on Barthes' book Camera Lucida; Interview of Murray Martin re The Side Gallery, Newcastle; and Mark Haworth-Booth on photographs by Chris Killip and Marketa Luskacova at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Ex-library with library stamps at top and bottom of front cover, otherwise very good. $35.

110.5.1. Meiselas, Susan, ed. Chile from Within. W.W. Norton, 1990. Essays by Marco De La Parra and Ariel Dorfman. [Documentary photography by P. Errazuriz; Alehandro Hoppe; Alvaro Hoppe; Helen Hughes; J. Ianiszewski; Hector Lopez; and K. Lorenzini.] Wraps, new in original shrinkwrap. $125.

110.5.2. Mendoza, Tony. Ernie: A Photographer's Memoir by Tony Mendoza. Introductory essay by Owen Edwards. Capra Press, 1985. 64 pages. Photographs of the photographer's cat with commentary by Mendoza. 1st edition in wraps, as issued. Not the later reprint. Very good with minor wear at bottom right corner of cover. $5.

110.6. Menzies, Elizabeth G.C. Passage Between Rivers: A Portfolio of Photographs with a Histor of the Delaware and Raritan Canal. Rutgers University Press, 1976. 1st Printing. Fine in wraps. $10.

110.7. Mercure, Tammy. Yi-Fu Tuan. Place, Art, and Self. Photographs by Tammy Mercure, Jocylen Nevel, John Willis, and Tom Young. Center for American Places, 2004. Wraps, 86 pages, edition of 1,750. Like new. $100.

110.8. Meridian/122: A group of California photographers who come together to nourish one another. 1972. Photographers: Mikal Baker; John Barna; Anna Bush Crews; Tom Howard; Hans Levi; Greg MacGregor; Kristen Corrine Masri; John Nagel; Will Hiroshi Oda; Timo Tauno Pajunen; Irene Poon; Robert Schneider; Paul Sparks; Jack Welpott; Neal White; and Don Worth. Oblong stapled wraps, 32 pages. Introduction by Henry Holmes Smith. Illustrated with black-and-white photos on glossy paper. Very good with a few small crimps along spine. $25.

110.9. Mertin, Roger. Roger Mertin: Records 1976-78. Chicago Center for Contemporary Photography, 1978. Wraps, 47 pages, near fine with a few light crimps. Black-and-white photographs primarily made in upstate New York where Mertin taught photography at the University of Rochester. Essay by Charles Demarais. $35.

110.10. Meserlin, Al. Witnessing History: The Eisenhower Photographs. The Al Meserlin World War II Photo Gallery, Brookdale Community College, 2009. Introduction by Paul Zigo, Director, Center for WWII Studies and Conflict Resolution. Meserlin (1920-2009) photographed Eisenhnower in 1944 and 1945. The photographs in this book are on permanent display at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, New Jersey. Wraps, unpaginated, 38 black-and-white photographs, covers scuffed, good. $5.

110a. Metamorphoses: Photography in the Electronic Age. Introduction by Mark Haworth-Booth. Articles on digital photography by Timothy Druckrey, Jonathan Green, Vincent Katz, Geoffrey Batchen, and others. Images byh Eva Sutton, Martina Lopez, Shelly J. Smith, Anil Melnick, Roshini Kempadoo, Osamu James Nakagaw, Esther Parada, Pedro Meyer, Graham Nash, Robert Heinecken, David Byrne, Jonathan Reff, Eileen Cowin, Olivia Parker, Lynn Butler, Diane Fenster, MANUAL, Deanne Sokolin, AnnetteWeintraub, Kathleen Ruiz, Peter Campus, Barbara Kasten, Paul Thorel, Nancy Burson. Letters by Robert Adams, Adam Fuss, and Joel-Peter Witkin. Issued as catalog for exhibition at Fashion Institute of Technology, 1994. [Contents similar to Aperture No. 136.] Aperture, 1994. VG+ copy, stiff illustrated wraps, minor scratches and rubs, $20.

110a.1. Metzner, Sheila. Inherit the Earth. Bulfinch/Little Brown, 2000. Color landscape photographs. 1st ed., illustrated boards, not issued with dj. About 11x16.5 inches. Very good with a few small indentations on front cover and small black dot at top of text block near spine (not a remainder mark, it was used to price the book at a sale). $25.

110b. Meyerowitz, Joel. Joel Meyerowitz 55. Phaidon, 2001. Near fine with small remainder mark and "Non Mint" rubber stamp. $8.

110c. Meyerowitz, Joel. St. Louis & the Arch. New York Graphic Society, 1980. Fine in wraps, 1st ed., issued simultaneously with hardcover edition. Oblong quarto with foldout panorama. Photographed with 8x10 inch view camera in color. Uncommon thus, $70.

110d. Meyerowitz, Joel. Infinity. April 1966. Volume 15, Number. 4. Entire issue, 26 pages. Portfolios by Ryszard Horowitz and Joel Meyerowitz. Edited by Charles Reynolds. Articles by Bill Pierce, Ralph Hattersley, and William K. Everson. VG with short tear on edge and printed address of subscriber near spine, Bernard Wolff, the widely published photographer born in 1930. $25.

110e. Meyerowitz, Joel. Creating a Sense of Place: Photographs by Joel Meyerowitz. Photographers at Work. A Smithsonian Series. Smithsonian Institution Press, 1990. Wraps, 62 pages, stated first edition. Includes interview. Virtually like new. $30.

111. Michals, Duane. The Photographic Illusion....Masters of Contemporary Photography Series. [How Michals creates his portraits and sequences, inc. "The Human Condition," "The Creation," and "Something Strange Is Happening."] Alskog, 1975. Wraps, very fine exc. for a couple of slightly indented lines on rear cover. $35.

112. Michals, Duane. Two vinyl record albums, "Synchronicity," by the Police, jacket and inner sleeve photos by Duane Michals. A&M Records, 1983. The jacket is in blue, red, yellow, and black. This album's jacket was issued in more than a dozen photomontage variations designed by Michals, including two in monochrome. Two different multicolored ones offered here as a lot, one fine, with inner sleeve and fine disc; the other is very good with a small bumps to corners of the jacket, lacks inner sleeve, with fine disc. $20.

113. Michals, Duane. Homage to Cavafy. Addison House, 1978. 1st edition in wraps. Photographs by Michals in sympathy with poetry by Cavafy. Front hinge of dust jacket repaired with Japanese tissue. Bottom of front of dj has small chip and there is a brown spot on front of dj. Other than dj, fine. Fine/VG. $50.

114. Michaels, Duane. Duane Michals. An Exhibition of New Ideas in Photography, Painting and Photograph/Drawing. December 11, 1980 - January 6, 1981. Very good fresh copy with bump on corner. Softcover. 10 black-and-white illustrations and list of 60 works exhibited. Includes examples of Michals' work in oil on photographs, as well as straight photographs. $20.

115. Michals, Duane. Upside Down Inside Out and Backwards. Sonny Boy, 1993. Wraps, not issued in hard cover. Inscribed from "For Sam from Uncle Duane." With custom made mylar protector. Fine, $70.

Middlebrook, Willie - See Ambrogi, Patti.

115.1. Mihaly, Julie. Julie Mihaly: She Began to Realize. Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts, 1985. Artist's book, oblong wraps, unpaginated, 104 square color photographs (possibly SX-70), two to a page with short texts about a woman's feelings. Distributed by Blue Sky Gallery. VG+ with a few crimps. $60.

115.2. Mikhailov, Boris. Boris Mikhailov. The Hasselblad Award 2000. Hasselblad Center, 2000. Portofolio of Russians dancing in the street, biography, interview, essay by Boris Groys, "The Eroticism of Imperfection." Fine with fine protected dust jacket. 1st ed. $25.

116. Mili, Gjon and Mary Ellis Peltz. The Magic of the Opera: A Picture Memoir of the Metropolitan. Praeger, 1960. [History of the New York company, with excellent contemporary photos by Mili. In addition to Mili's photos, which are produced in excellent quality, book also includes history of the Metropolitan Opera of New York with historic photos of stars from earlier times. Among people and topics covered in this book are Enrico Caruso, Olve Frestad, Geraldine Farra, Caludia Muzio, Antonio Scotti, Emmy Destinn, Orville Harrold, Margaret Matzenauer, Amelita Galli-Garci, Louise Homer, Beniamino Gigli, Rosa Ponselle, Giuseppe DeLuca, Lotte Lehmann, Ezio Pinza, Lily Pons, Giovanni Martinelli, Grace Moore, Lawrence Tibbett, Kirsten Flagstad, Rudolf Bing, Thomas Schippers, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Jose Qintero, Herbert Graf, Cesare Siepi, Carl Ebert, Alexandra Danilova, Lupe Serrano, Kurt Baum, Alice Plotkin, Erich Leinsdorf, Leonard Warren, Mario Del Monaco, Rise Stevens, Antonietta Stella, Lorenzo Alvary, Elisabeth Soederstroem, Maria Callas, Birgit Nilsson, Otto Edelmann, Karl Liebl, Jerome Hines, George London, Leonie Rysanek, Eleanor Steber, Hermann Uhde, Karl Doench, Nell Rankin, Giulietta Simionato, Faust, Siegfried, La Tosca, Barbi¥re di Siviglia, Tosca, Tristan, Romeo et Juliette, Parsifal, Salome, Pagliacci, Aida, La Boheme, Boris Godunov, La Traviata, Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Louise, Reginal Marsh, August Belmont, Don Pasquale, Valleria Rusticana, Eugene Onegin, Vanessa, Macbeth, Les Diamants, Gypsy Baron, La Gioconda, Wozzeck, La Forza del Destino, Carmen, Madama Butterfly, Cosi fan tutte, Isolde, Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, Lohengrin, et al. ] Dust jacket chipped at top of spine and worn at extremities with a few marks on back, vg. $15.

116a. Miller, Lee. The Lives of Lee Miller by Antony Penrose. Holt, Rinehart & Wilson, 1985. 1st American edition, 1st printing. Fine in cloth hardcover with protected near fine dust jacket. [The gorgeous Miller's early career was noted for her role as a model for Man Ray in Paris; later, she became a successful photographer documenting World War II. Included here are some well known photographs of Miller, including one of her taking a bath in Hitler's bathtub. Her many friendships with leading artists, writers, and other luminaries are seen in her photographs of Man Ray, Max Ernst, Pablo Picasso, Isamu Noguchi, Nijinsky, Humphrey Jennings, Roland Penrose, Virgil Thompson, Gertrude Lawrence, Major General O.K. Edcombe, Sigismund Strobl, Saul Steinberg, Joan Miro, et al. $95.

116a.1. Miller, Wayne. The World Is Young. Ridge Press, 1958. 300 photographs of children by Miller, Edward Steichen's principal assistant on The Family of Man exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art and whose work was represented in that show more than any other photographer. Wraps, very good with small crimps in cover, a page crease, a small hole in a blank area of one page. $15.

116a.2. Minkkinen, Arno Rafael. Arno Rafael Minkkinen. Balanced Equation. A Lodima Press Portfolio Book, 2010. Number 14 in the Lodima Press Portfolio Book Series. Softcover edition of 1,000. 18 black-and-white amusing and surprising previously unpublished self-portraits. High quality reproductions printed in 600-line screen quadtone on 200 gsm Focusart Natural by Salto. Like new. $40.

116a.21. Minkkinen, Arno Rafael. Frostbite. Morgan & Morgan, 1978. Black and white photographs by the creative self portrait photographer who often leaves viewers wondering how he made the picture. Wraps, vg+ with one small crimp on front and back cover. $25.

116a.3. Minolta. Cooper, Joseph D. The Minolta Manual. The Minolta Family of Cameras. Operating Techniques. Films and Filters. Exposure and Lenses. Flash and Available Light. Subject Matter and Composition. Close-Ups; Mini Photography. Prints and Slides. Universal, 1959. 1st ed. [Illustrated by Joseph D. Cooper; K. Nagao; M. Kasanaki; M. Suzaki; Toyoko Tokiwa; K. Ishiguro; Y. Ueda; K. Okazaki; F. Takase; H. Toyota; et al.]. Very good with good vg- mylar protected dust jacket that has two chips, edge wear and a small light damp stain on rear cover. $12.50.

116a.4. Misrach, Richard. Bravo 20: The Bombing of the American West by Richard Misrach with Myriam Weisang Misrach. Johns Hopkins, 1990. Fine with near fine protected dust jacket. 1st ed. $75.

116a.5. Mitchel, Julio. Julio Mitchel. January 15 - February 28, 1992. Light Work, Syracuse, 1982. Exhibition catalog. Slim catalog reproducing 11 silver gelatin prints, mostly of Hispanic people, from Polaroid 665 Positive/Negatives. Fine. $7.50. (2 copies available.)

116a.6. Mitchell, Donna. Donna Mitchell. April 12 - May 8, 1985. Blue Sky Gallery, 1985. Exhibition catalog. Slim catalog with six outdoor color photos by Mitchell and one black-and-white photo by E.J. Belloq with comments by Mitchell. Near fine. $15.

116a.7. Modernist Masterworks to 1925. From the "deLIGHTed eye," a Private Collection. International Center of Photography, 1985. Edition of 3000. Large book in wraps, issued in conjuction with exhibition of works from the collection of Carlos Cruz. [Photographers include Atget; Stieglitz; Paul Strand; Ralph Steiner; Moholy-Nagy; Edmund Kesting; Tina Modotti; Edward Weston; Margrethe Mather; Brancusi; Man Ray; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Jaromir Funke; Drtikol; Bragaglia; Bruguiere; Albert Renger-Patzsch.] Beautifully printed by Meriden-Steinhour Press with a 300 line screen. Edition of 3,000. Very good copy with water mark and waviness on back cover and a modicum of wear at extremities. $10.

116a.8. Modica, Andrea. Minor League: Photographs by Andrea Modica. Photographers at Work. A Smithsonian Series. Smithsonian Institution, 1993. 1st ed. Wraps, 64 pages, not issued in hardcover. SIGNED. (Uncommon signed). With custom made polyester jacket. Near fine with original price label at bottom of rear cover. $50.

116b. Modotti, Tina. Tina Modotti: Image, Texture, Photography by Andrea Noble. University of New Mexico, 2000. 1st edition, hardcover with dustjacket, new in shrinkwrap. ISBN 0-8263-2254-9. [Modotti was a well known political activist and photographer who was associated with Edward Weston in Mexico in the 1920s. "Drawing on feminist theories of visual culture, Moble presents a close reading of Modotti's work and how it all fits into its cultural, historical, and theoretical contexts." (Dust jacket). Issued at $29.95. $18.

116b.1. Modotti, Tina. Tina Modotti: Photographs, by Sarah M. Lowe. Abrams/Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1995[Extensive biographical information and 119 full page illustrations. Includes photographs of Modotti's lover and mentor in photography, Edward Weston.] Stiff illustrated wraps, like new. $20.

116b.2. Modotti, Tina. Tina Modotti: Photographien & Dokumente. By Reinhard Schultz; John Mraz, et al. Sozialarchiv..., 1989. Wraps, 112 pages, as issued, text in German, not issued in English. SIGNED by Schultz with inscription to “Emmy Lou” Jan. 12, 1990. Custom made polyester jacket. Very good with minor shelf wear. $50.

116c. Moholy-Nagy, Laszlo. In Focus: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. Photographs from the J. Paul Getty Museum. Written contributions by Thomas Barrow, Jeannine Fiedler, Charles Hagen, Hattula Moholy-Nagy, Weston Naef, Leland Rice, and Katherine Ware. Includes 45 plates, two text illustrations, chronology. Wraps, as issued, new condition. $20.

116c.1. Moholy-Nagy. Expanding Vision: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy’s Experiments of the 1920s by Vanessa Rocco. International Center of Photography and George Eastman House, 2004. Exhibition catalog, March 12 - May 30, 2004, at International Center of Photography and December 11, 2004 - February 6, 2005 at George Eastman House. Wraps, 22 pages, with illustrated essay, exhibition checklist, and bibliography. Near fine with minuscule chip on right edge of cover. $25.00.

11.c.2. Moholy-Nagy. Creative Camera. February 1972. George Gardener. Anders Petersen. Lazlo Moholy-Nagy. Bob Mazzer. Entire issue, 32 pages. Texts by Alexey Brodovitch, Robert A. Sobieszek, Eric Stubbs, et al. Photographs by the four photographers. Very good with some rubbing and wear to covers. $15.

166c.3. Moholy-Nagy. Sotheby’s. Photograms by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy from the Collection of Eugene and Dorothy Prakapas. New York, April 27, 2005. Wraps, 56 pages, waviness to last few pages due to water problem, but not stuck together or stained. Some of these photograms were formerly in the collection of William Larson. Good. $10.

166c.4. Moholy-Nagy. The New Vision and Abstract of an Artist by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. Wittenborn, 1946. 3rd revised edition, wraps, 82 pages, corner missing on rear flyleaf, crease, short tear, stains and soiling on cover. From the estate of photographer Sol Libsohn, though not stated on book. Good. $25.

166c.5. Moholy-Nagy. Painting Photography Film. MIT, 1973. Wraps, 150 pages, reprint of 1925 edition, very good with crimp on front cover. Wraps, 150 pages, reprint of 1925 edition, very good with crimps on covers, light spots on foredge. $30.

116d. Monroe, Gary. Detention at Krome: Photographs of Haitian Refugees. September 3-29, 1982. Miami-Dade Community College, 1982. Wraps, exhibition catalog for exhibit at Miami-Dade Community College, North Campus, very good with small abrasion on front cover, otherwise fine. 18 black-and-white illustrations. Texts by Renee Landes and Kathleen Gurucharri. Concerns plight of Haitian boat people confined to Krome Resettlement Camp on the edge of the Everglades. Monroe was only photographer permitted into Krome on a free-inquiry basis and worked there for more than a year. Related photocopy of a clipping from Miami Herald laid in along with a signed letter from the curator, Renee Landes. Scarce. $100.

117. Moore, Charles. Durham, Michael S. Powerful Days: The Civil Rights Photography of Charles Moore. Introduction by Andrew Young. [Dramatic photographs of Martin Luther King, Ralph Abernathy, and other African Americans in action during the 1960s Civil Rights Movement.] Stewart, Tabori, and Chang, 1st printing, 1991. 207 pages. Stiff wraps, near fine. $10.

117.1. Morath, Inge and Arthur Miller. In the Country. Viking, Studio Press, 1967. Dust jacket with 0377(March 1977). [Miller's anecdotes about country folk in Connecticut with Morath's photos.] Ex-library with usual evidence, unclipped dust jacket in excellent condition except spine labels, with new protector. Book has one worn tip, residual tape marks from tape formerly used to affix dust jacket protector on back cover. Good. $10.

117a. Morath, Inge. Russian Journal. Intro by Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Essays by Andre Voznesensky and Olga Andreyev Carlisle. Photographs by Morath. Aperture, 1991. [Scenes of the Soviet Union including architecture and people, both unnamed and prominent such as Boris Pasternak, Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Andrei Sakharov, and Joseph Brodsky. Like new in protected dust jacket. Issued at $40. $20.

118. Morath, Inge. In Russia. (Viking Press, 1969). Inge Morath was one of the first women photographers associated with Magnum, the photographer's cooperative agency founded by Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and other well known photographers. She teamed up with famous playright Arthur Miller (at one time married to Marilyn Monroe) to produce this fine book This is an "inside" look at the Soviet Union during a period when relatively few foreign visitors went there. Morath and Miller travelled widely to Moscow, Leningrad, Novgorod, Samarkand, Tashkent, etc. They visited the home of Tolstoy and other sites associated with famous writers, including Osip Mandelshtam, Maxim Gorky, and others. Here are also Miller's accounts of, and Morath's portraits of, contemporary Russian authors, including Evgeny Yevtushenko and his wife Galia; Iosip (Joseph) Brodsky, and others. A wonderful book, one of a series of photo/text books that Miller and Morath produced. This copy is cloth, near fine, no dj. $5.

Morath, Inge - see also 100i. Leica Photography.

118a. Morgan, Barbara. Barbara Morgan: Photomontage. Morgan & Morgan, 1980. Foreword by Marianne Fulton Margolis, Curator of 20th Century Photography, George Eastman House. Introduction by Barbara Morgan. Illustrated wraps, 64 pages, SIGNED on preliminary title page. Crease in upper right corner and slight wear at bottom right corner of front cover, internally fine. Very good. $45.

118a.1. Morgan, Willard D., ed. The Complete Photographer. National Educational Alliance, 1942-1943. Complete set of 10 volumes. Encyclopedia with 3,000 pages. Volume 10 contains index and glossary. Articles by noted experts including famous photographers. Volumes are very good or better, hardcovers in green and gold. $150. (Shipping at cost. See also Complete Photographer for some selected volumes.)

118a.2. Morimoto, Hiromitsu. Hiromitsu Morimoto: Silver & Graphite. 1980. Wraps, 24 pages, staple-bound., 1st printing. Self-published artist’s book supported by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Creative Artists Program Service. Reproduces photographs printed on Rives BFK paper photosensitized with silver emulsion and then selectively rubbed with graphite powder to enhance contrast. Uncommon, only 6 copies in libraries listed in WorldCat. Fine. $35.

118a.3. Morrell, Abelardo. Voyages (per)Formed: Abelardo Morrell. October 23, 2000 - February 28, 2001. Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach Community College, 2000. [One of a series of Voyages (per)Formed exhibits that also included Alison Nordstrom, Carol Flax, and Peter Goin.] Glossy wraps, 10 pages (including covers, 8 black-and-white illustrations consisting of portions of images from old travel scrapbooks and postcards. Like new, $30.

118a.4. Morell, Abelardo. Abelardo Morell and the Camera Eye. Museum of Fine Arts, 1998. Camera obscura images by the Cuban-born Morell with artist's statement, essay by Diana Gaston, biography, and exhibition checklist. French wraps, very good with some wear to extremities. $15.

118a.5. Morris, Wright. Venetian Journal. Harper & Row, 1972. [Color photos and text by the highly respected writer and photographer, author of The Inhabitants, et al.] 1st edition. Very good in red cloth, water stain at bottom of rear cover that does not affect pages or the protected dust jacket which is very good with minor edge wear. $10.

118a.6. Morris, Wright. Wright Morris. University of Minnesota Pamplets on American Writers No. 96 by Leon Howard. 1968. Wraps, 48 pages. Ex-library with spine label, spine taped, o/w fine. $7.

118a.7. Morrison, Hedda. A Photographer in Old Peking. Oxford University Press, 1985. [Photographs by the author taken in China between 1933 and 1946, with introductory essay and detailed captions for photos.] 1st Edition, hardcover with dust jacket. Ex-library with card pocket inside back cover, moderate shelf wear on bottom edge, spine labels neatly removed from dust jacket, new dust jacket protector, tape shadows on book where former dust jacket protector was attached. An attractive copy in overall very good condition. $15.

118a.8. Mortensen, William. “Elements of Photographic Composition and Abrasion Tone” by William Mortenson, in Popular Photography, 13:4 (Oct. 1943). Entire issue, 98 pages, also includes a half nude photo by Mortenson in the Salon Section, "Girl from Zaragoza," made with his Abrasion-Tone Process. Other articles in this issue include one on the bromoil process and another on military photographers featuring the training of Pvt. George Mattson. VG- with wear at extremities and short splits at top and bottom of spine. $10.

118a.9. Mortensen, William. Pictorial Lighting. Camera Craft, 6th printing of 1st edition, January 1940. Good hardcover with chipped dust jacket, back of which promotes six other books by Mortensen including Monsters & Madonnas and The Command to Look. Damage on pages 114-115 from being stuck together, then separated. $10.

118a.9.1. Mortensen, William. ""Pictorialism for Minicams," by William Mortensen, in Camera Craft, August 1934, Vol. XLI, Number 8. Entire issue, about 60 pages. Includes Mortensen's "King Henry VIII" on cover, as well as "Indian Serenade" and "Rope Dancer." Contents also include Leonard Missone's "Sale Temps" from the 17th Los Angeles Salon, article by Albert Jourdan on photomontage technique, et al. Very good with moderate soiling from handling on covers. $15.

118a.9.2. Mortensen, William. “How to Make Abrasion Tone Prints” in Popular Photography, 3:2 (Aug. 1938). Entire issue, 98 pages, featuring "the first authentic description of the process that made William Mortensen world famous." Article includes portrait of Mortensen and 7 illustrations showing steps in process. Other articles include "How Ruth Snyder Was Photographed in Electric Chair" about photographer Tom Howard by Jack Price; "Photography with the Air Corps" by George R. Becker; "Experiment Brought Her Success" about socialite photographer Wynn Richards; "Ted (Cook-Coos) Cook Turns Pictorialist"; "The Girl Behind the Mug Camera" about Kansas City police photographer Esther Frances Bragin; and others. VG- with spine wear and moderate rubbing on covers. $15.

118a.9.3. Mortensen, William. Leica Photography. 7:6. June 1938. Includes full page frontis, "Pierre," by William Mortensen. Entire issue, 26 pages. Articles include Construction Photography, A Land of Contrasts (Mexico) by Dr. Leonard V. Bushman, Continuous Projection, Tuma-Gas Paper, The Tenth Gatti Africa Expedition, Prize-Winning Photographs, et al. Very good. $10.

118a.9.4. Mortensen, William. The Photographic Magic of William Mortensen by Deborah Irmas. Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, 1979. Stapled wraps, exhibition catalog (dates not stated), 12 pages (including covers) with excellent illustrations and exhibition checklist. Illustrated with 9 photos including two full page in color and self-portrait. Contains a checklist of 72 works in the exhibition, chronology, and bibliography. Fine, very fresh, slight waviness along bottom edge of front cover. Kept in plastic sleeve. $100.

118a.10. Moss, George H., Jr. Double Exposure: Early Stereographic Views of the Jersey Shore (1859 to 1910) and their Relationship to Pioneer Photography. With a Foreword by Lee Ellen Griffith, Director, Monmouth County Historical Association. Ploughshare Press, 1971. 176 pages. 1st edition. Chapters with biographies of different photographers, examples of their work and lists of the views they offered. Includes many rare views. Although mostly about stereographs, includes chapters on daguerreotypes, tintypes, etc. Introductory chapters include photographs by David Clark, New Brunswick; John P. Soule, Boston; Babbit & Tugby, Niagara Falls; Baker & Record, Saratoga Springs; Sunderlin, Flemington; E. & H.T. Anthony, New York; George Barker, Niagara Falls; Charles R. Savage, Salt Lake City; J.A. Mather, Titusville, PA; G.W. Freeland, Milford, NJ; and others. The main section on stereographic views of the Jersey Shore in Monmouth County includes photographs and lists of views in Monmouth County by E. Anthony; Alfred S. Campbell; Luther R. Cheeseman; Continent Stereoscopic Company; Griffith & Griffith; William H. Hill; Keystone View Co.; Kilburn Brothers; Littleton View Co.; Ferris C. Lockwood; Lovejoy & Foster; S.R. Morse; New Jersey Stereoscopic View Co.; G. W. Pach - Pach Brothers; J.C. Scott; Seth Shear and Shear Brothers; William H. Stauffer; Underwood & Underwood; Peter F.Weil; H.C.White Co.; C.W. Woodward; and others. Also Moss provides lists of stereographs by South Jersey stereographic view makers in Atlantic City, Cape May, Toms River, et al. Essential reference. Clothbound hardcover book, no dust jacket, with custom made polyester jacket. Very good with some foxing to endpapers. SIGNED. $25.

118b. Moss, George H., Jr. Double Exposure Two: Early Stereographic Views of the Jersey Shore (1859 to 1910) and their Relationship to Pioneer Photography. With a Foreword by Lee Ellen Griffith, Director, Monmouth County Historical Association. Ploughshare Press, 1995. 200 pages. The authoritative source on this subject, with chapters with biographies of different photographers, examples of their work and lists of the views they offered, expanded from the first edition. Includes many rare views. Although mostly about stereographs, includes chapters on daguerreotypes, tintypes, etc. Introductory chapters include photographs by David Clark, New Brunswick; John P. Soule, Boston; Babbit & Tugby, Niagara Falls; Baker & Record, Saratoga Springs; Sunderlin, Flemington; E. & H.T. Anthony, New York; George Barker, Niagara Falls; Charles R. Savage, Salt Lake City; J.A. Mather, Titusville, PA; G.W. Freeland, Milford, NJ; and others. The main section on stereographic views of the Jersey Shore in Monmouth County includes photographs and lists of views in Monmouth County by E. Anthony; Alfred S. Campbell; Luther R. Cheeseman; Continent Stereoscopic Company; Griffith & Griffith; William H. Hill; Keystone View Co.; Kilburn Brothers; Littleton View Co.; Ferris C. Lockwood; Lovejoy & Foster; S.R. Morse; New Jersey Stereoscopic View Co.; G. W. Pach - Pach Brothers; J.C. Scott; Seth Shear and Shear Brothers; William H. Stauffer; Underwood & Underwood; Peter F.Weil; H.C.White Co.; C.W. Woodward; and others. Also Moss provides lists of stereographs by South Jersey stereographic view makers in Atlantic City, Cape May, Toms River, et al. Essential reference. Unused clothbound hardcover book, fine with separate stereographic viewer still sealed in plastic bag, no dust jacket. $35. (3 copies available, purchased new from Moss estate.)

118c. Moss, George H., Jr. and Karen L. Schnitzspahn. Those Innocent Years, 1898-1914. Images of the Jersey Shore from the Pach Photographic Collection. Ploughshare Press, 1997. 1st softcover edition, SIGNED by both authors on preliminary title page. 142 pages. Concerns Pach Brothers, known as Photographer to the Presidents because they photographed U.S. Presidents who vacationed in Monmouth County, where the Pach Brothers had one of their primary studio locations. 9 1/2 by 13 inches with many full page illustrations. New book, fine with slight bend on verso near spine. $100. Same, unsigned. New copies. $60. (3 unsigned copies available)

Moulin, Gabriel - See San Francisco.

119. Muench, David. Nature's America. Arpel, 1984. 1st ed. Fine in worn dj with a few external tape repairs. $25.

120. Muench, David. Santa Barbara. Skyline Press, 1984. 1st ed, near fine w. near fine dust jacket. $10.

121. Muench, David, et al. Window on America. (Excellently and finely reproduced landscape photos by Muench, Hiser, Blair, Fuller, Kasmauski, Cooke, Bean, et al.) National Geographic Society, 1987. Fine w. dj. $5.

121a. Muir, Doug. Doug Muir: Public Axis. April 4 - June 15, 1993. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery No. 32. Syracuse University, 1993. Exhibit catalog, introduction by Jeffrey Hoone. Stapled wraps, 16 pages with 13 color photos of urban public spaces. Fine, $15.

122. Munkacsi, Martin. Morgan, Susan. Martin Munkacsi. Aperture, No. 128, 1992. [Fashion photography. Munkacsi revolutionized fashion photography in the 1930s by photographing models in action as contrasted to posed studio shots that had been the norm.] Fine, $17.50.

122.1. The Multiple Image. April 26 - May 24, 1972. Exhibition catalog, Fine Arts Center, University of Rhode Island. University of Rhode Island Arts Council, 1972. Organized by Frank Martinelli. Introduction by Bart Parker. Photographs by Dan McCormack; John Wood; Bart Parker; Imogen Cunningham; Robert Heinecken; Edmund Teske; Michael Martone; Duane Michals; Todd Walker; Allen Dutton; Francois Deschamps; Scott Hyde; Betty Hahn; Thomas Barrow; Eileen Cowin; Barbara Blondeau; Charles Swedlund; Tomas Porett; Barry Burlison; Linda Connor; James Newberry; Ralph Eugene Meatyard; Brian Jacobs; Patti Carroll; Jon Ellis Stevens; Val Telberg; Rich Haeger; and Frank Martinelli. Wraps, 40 page. Fine. $20.

122.2. Murray, John. Early Photographs of India: The Archive of Dr. John Murray. Sotheby’s, London. Auction, Sale LO9311, Friday 18 June 1999. With biography, chronology, portrait of Murray, and essays attributed to Philippe Garner introducing series taken at various places including but not limited to the Taj Mahal and the Fort at Agra. [Murray photographed in India from 1849 to 1865 and is best remembered for his superb calotypes.] 224 lots, 102 pages, wraps, illustrated (some in sepia), almost like new, light rubbing on rear cover. $25.

122a. Museum of Modern Art. Photography at the Museum of Modern Art. Bulletin Vol. 19, No. 4, 1952. Essay by Edward Steichen. Photographs from recent exhibitions by Robert Frank (cover); Henri Le Secq; Louis Faurer; Homer Page; Alfred Stieglitz; Eugene Atget; Cartier-Bresson; Brassai; Robert Doisneau; Bill Brandt; Edward Weston; Irving Penn; Walker Evans; Arnold Newman; Alfred Eisenstadt; Helen Levitt; Frederick Sommer; Tosh Matsumoto; Herbert Matter; Harry Callahan; Gyorgy Kepes; Aaron Siskind; Lotte Jacobi; Charles Eames; W. Eugene Smith; Margaret Bourke-White; Marion Palfi; Jacob Riis; Hary Batz; Sam Caldwell; David Douglas Duncan; Wayne Miller, Julia Margaret Cameron; and Robert Capa. Stapled wraps, 24 pages including covers. From the estate of photographer Sol Libsohn, though unmarked. Good plus with some crimps and slight musty odor. $15.

122b. Museum of Modern Art. An Appointment Calendar with Photographs from the Collection of the Museum of Modern Art 1967. MoMA, 1966. Introduction by John Szarkowki. A fine collection of photographs by Edward Steichen; Erich Salomon; Andreas Feininger (Brooklyn Bridge); William England (Niagara Suspension Bridge); Brett Weston; Edward Weston; Wright Morris; Walker Evans; Ralph Steiner; Thomas Stone Zimmerman; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Herbert E. Randall; George Krause; Maull and Polybank (Michel Faraday); Lisette Model; David Plowden; Bruce Davidson; Tina Modotti; Jerry Uelsmann; William Garnett; Aaron Siskind; Irving Penn; Bill Brandt; Elliott Erwitt; Garry Winogrand; Chargesheimer; Simpson Kalisher; Tranquillo Caslraghi; Mario Giacomelli; Kenneth Josephson; Lee Friedlander; Irwin B. Klein; Mario Carrieri; Henri LeSecq; Paul Caponigro; David Vestal; Bradford H. Washburn, Jr.; Art Sinsabaugh; Gertrude Kasebier; Frederico Patallani; Declan Haun; Henry Hamilton Bennett; Anna Chojnacka; Lennart Olson; Hippolyte Bayard; David Heath; Carleton E. Watkins; Darius Kinsey; Andre Kertesz; William R. Current; Michael Ciovolino; Edouard Boubat; and Ansel Adams. Spiral bound, calendar pages removed, gravure photos present, small annotaton on colophon page at back of book. One corner worn, smudges on page margins. $25.

123. Muybridge, Edweard. The Human Figure in Motion. Dover, 1955. [Numerous plates from Animal Locomotion, 1887 w. intro by Robert Taft.] Blue cloth, minor wear, vg. Edweard Muybridge, The Human Figure in Motion. Dover, 1955. 196 pages containing over 4,700 individual photographs of men, women and children, mostly nude and a few partially clothed, chosen for their value to artists, doctors, and researchers. The largest selection of Muybridge's motion studies of the male and female form ever published in book form, these photos depict 163 different types of action and were taken at speeds ranging up to 1/6000 of a second. The subjects were photographed against a grid background to facilitate use by artists and most were taken from three directions simultaneously with banks of cameras. One of the most remarkable achievements in the history of photography, Muybridge made approximately 100,000 images, including both his human and animal motion studies, at the University of Pennsylvania with initial arrangements by Thomas Eakins. The cost of the project, completed in 1887, was more than $50,000. Earlier in his career, Muybridge was a Western landscape photographer operating in California under the name Helios. He was then invited to photograph horses in motion by Leland Stanford and invented a way to project a sequence of these pictures on a screen, now considered the first motion picture using photographic images. Muybridge also was the co-inventor of the electronic shutter, necessary for him to capture motion at high speeds. SOLD

123a. Muybridge, Edweard. Robert Haas. Muybridge: Man in Motion. University of California Press, 1976. [One of best biographies of Muybridge, covering all phases of his career, including landscape photography, motion photography, his trial for the murder of his wife's lover, etc.; profusely illustrated.] Fine w. near fine price clipped dj (no chips or tears). $25.

123a.1. Muybridge, Edweard. Motion Studies: The Space and Eadweard Muybridge by Rebecca Solnit. Bloomsbury, 2003. British edition of River of Shadows: Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West (Viking, 2003). 1st British edition, near fine with fine dust jacket. Slight age toning at edges of pages. $55.

123b. Muybridge, Edweard. River of Shadows: Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West by Rebecca Solnit. Viking, 2003. 1st printing, hardcover with protected dust jacket. 305 pages. Illustrated. In this notable volume, Solnit, a gifted writer, provides a compelling narrative placing Muybridge, who was a leader in Western landscape photography and an innovator in the field of motion pictures, in the context of his times. "Rebecca Solnit is one of the most agile, protean, and consistently (jaw-droppingly) fascinating writers of the current generation; and with this, her latest and finest work, that crusty old shape-shifter Eadweard Muybridge may finally have met his match. . . . she writes like an angel." Lawrence Weschler. "[A] brilliant essay on Muybridge and all he begat....RIVER OF SHADOWS is never less than deeply intelligent, and often very close to inspired....It belongs to that wondrous class of books -- like William Gass's ON BEING BLUE and Anne Carson's EROS THE BITTERSWEET -- in which an extraordinary mind seizes hold of an unexpected topic and renders it with such confidence, subtlety and grace that one finds it hard to remember what things looked like before the book appeared in the world." New York Times Book Review - Jim Lewis (03/30/2003). "Her sweeping narrative situates Muybridge within the history of California as a place of technological innovation and epitome of westward expansion and renvention. Solnit, a highly original voice with an eloquent prose style, has published numerous works focusing on California artists, the American West, and landscape. River of Shadows benefits from her keen understanding of nineteenth- and twentieth-century history and reflects back on the author's other subject interests." Sarah Ziebell Mann, Moving Image, Fall 2004. "[I]t is hard to do justice to Solnit's far-reaching perspective....Her prose, terse and poetic, makes the book a pleasurably dizzying experience." Bookforum - Luc Sante. In the literature of photography, Solnit has made notable contributions to such publications as Aperture, No. 120 and 164; Beyond Wilderness; Nuclear Matters (San Francisco Camerawork, 1991); Points of Entry: Tracing Cultures (Friends of Photography, 1995); and Virginia Beahan & Laura McPhee, No Ordinary Land: Encounters in a Strange Environment (1998). Fine with small line from black felt marker at bottom of text block near spine. $20.

123b.1. Muybridge, Edweard. San Francisco 1878: Portrait of the City by Robert S. McBain. Wells Fargo Bank, 1979. First edition (later reissued in 1987). History of the 1878 panorama by Edweard Muybridge that Wells Fargo Bank had enlarged to 75 feet in diameter. Includes illustrations. Wrap, 42 pages, fine. $25.

123b.2. Muybridge, Edweard. California Historical Quarterly, June 1971. Includes article by Roger Olmstead, "The Sense of the 'Seventies: California One Hundred Years Ago," mostly illustrated with Muybridge photos from the Robert A. Weinstein Collection & the Bancroft Library. Entire issue, also includes “Theodore H. Hittell and Hubert H. Bancroft: Two Western Historians,” “Climatotherapy in California,” “The First Hundred Years: A Descriptive Bibliography of California Historical Society Publications, 1871-1971,” and “Early Califormia Propaganda: The Works of Fray Antonio de la Ascencion.” Wraps, fine, 218 pages. $12.

123c. Mydans, Carl. Carl Mydans, Photojournalist by Carl Mydans. Abrams, 1985. Large, heavy book, well printed. Ex-library with protected dust jacket, discard stamps on front flyleaf. $5.

124. Mydans, Carl and Michael Demarest. China. A Visual Adventure. Simon & Schuster, 1979. [Simon and Schuster, 1979. 1st edition, 1st printing. Fine hardcover book on the land and Chinese people with very good price-clipped dust jacket that has a crease on the front inner flap. Mydans was one of America's most respected photographers. He worked under Roy Stryker at the Resettlement Administration (later Farm Security Administration or FSA), who also employed Ben Shahn, Arthur Rothstein, Walker Evans, Dorothea Lane, Russell Lee, Marion Post Wolcott, Edwin Rosskam and other famous photographers. Then he joined LIFE magazine for a stellar career. During World War II, he was captured by the Japanese and spent time in an internment camp in the Philippines. This book includes 200 of his photographs taken in China for this book, 46 of which are in color. $25. Another copy, 1st ed., sm. tape stain on flyleaf, black felt pen mark on bottom of text block, dj edge worn. $10.

124a. Nadar by Nigel Gosling. Knopf, 1976. 1st American edition. [The amazing career of French portrait photographer and aviation pioneer Gaspard-Felix Tournachon, who called himself Felix Nadar. Major monograph with 359 photographs, essential reference.] Near fine in black cloth with very good protected dust jacket. SOLD

124b. Nadar. Bibliotheque Nationale, 1965. Wraps, in French. Catalog for a major exhibit with 410 items, some illustrated. Very good, lightly soiled on rear cover, small spot of wear lower right corner of front cover. $15.

125. Natali, Enrico. New American People. [Social documentary portraits.] Morgan & Morgan, 1972. Good. $15.

127. Nature Photography. Attenborough, David. The Living Planet: A Portrait of the Earth. [Companion to PBS Television series. Profusely illus. by Attenborough, Bruce Coleman, Tony Morrison, et al.] Little, Brown, 1984. Fine w. vg+ dj, $10.00

127a. Naylor, Jack. The Jack Naylor Collection of Early Photography. Auction: September 30, 2006. Royka's Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, 2006. Spiral bound, 176 lots, including letters from Albert Sands Southworth to his sister, with transcriptions, and illustrations of exceptional daguerreotypes including a mammoth plate by Whipple. With a pamphlet on the legendary Naylor collection, including a cover letter from George Gilbert (no date), editor of Photographica journal. Fine. $50.

127b. Neimanas, Joyce. Joyce Neimanas by Sarah J. Moore. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1984. Exhibition catalog, wraps, 24 pages, includes checklist of 23 works and chronology of Neimanas' career. Photographic art includes Multiple Images; Collage; Hand Coloring; and Writing on Photographs. Two copies available, fine and near fine. First buyer gets better one. $20 each.

127c. Nettles, Bea. Breaking the Rules: A Photo Media Cookbook. Inky Press, 1977. Includes Ortho film; Kwik Print; Van Dyke Brown Prints; Photo Screen Printing; Hand Coloring; Pinhole Cameras; Xerography; Cyanotypes; Magazine Rubbings. 1st ed.,1st printing, wraps (1st ed. not issued in hardcover)55 pages, with media release and brochure from Light Impressions, which was sole distributor. Near fine with slight bump on top right corner. $15.

127d. Nettles, Bea. Life's Lessons: A Mother's Journal. Inky Press, 1990. SIGNED and inscribed to “Jenny.” Wraps as issued, unpaginated, fine. Issued in connection with two museum exhibits, 1990-1992, including Chrysler Museum of Art, April 27-June 4, 1990. $75.

127e. New England. Image of New England, 1839-1989: 150 Years of Photography by Thurman F. Naylor. SPSE, The Society for Imaging Science and Technology and Photographic Historical Society of New England, 1989. Forweword by Clifford S. Ackley. Profusely illustrated. Topics covered include Francis Edgar Stanley, Union cases, Oliver Wendell Holmes, color film, Harold E. Edgerton, Edwin Land and Polaroid, photographs from space, Bradford Washburn and his 55-pound Fairchild camera, and underwater photography. Wraps, 22 pages, fine. $15.

127f. New Exposure: A Catalog of Fine Art Photography. Volume 1. By Susan Brachocki. Undated, circa 1987. Wraps, 26 pages, including covers. Dealer's catalog with excellent quality reproductions of photographs with prices by Barbara Morgan; Huntington Witherill; Jerry Uelsmann; Barry Thompson; Brad Cole; Andre Kertesz; Charles Phillips; Robert Leiserowitz; and Jay Dusard. Fine with mailing label on back cover. $15.

127g. New Jersey. Abstractions and Realities: 7 New Jersey Photographers. July 6 through August 25, 1985. Virginia Cadwallader Beahan; Margaret Morgan Fisher; Barbara Freymuth; Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick; Heidi Jain; Laura Pryde McPhee; and Martha Vaughn. Introduction by Harold Simon. New Jersey State Museum, 1985. Wraps, staple-bound, 18 pages. Errata re Freymouth laid in. Exhibition catalog re seven women photographers. Includes group portrait of all seven and a full page black-and-white photograph and biographical information for each. Like new, very fresh, stored in plastic bag since acquired at the exhibit. $135.

127h. New Jersey. New Jersey Photography. A Juried Exhibition of New Jersey Photographers. March 10-April 14, 1974. Rutgers University Art Gallery, New Brunswick. Rutgers University, 1974. Introduction by Phillip Dennis Cate. Judge's Statement by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, near fine, slight wear to rear cover. 112 of 113 photographs by 92 photographers in the exhibit illustrated. Photographers include: William E. Barksdale; Jim Colman; Cliff Crawford; Ellen Denuto; David Doonan; Arthur Dreeben; Clement Fiori; Andre Haluska; Hari Hawkins; Jan E. Kounitz; Renee Levine; Evan Lindner; Linda Lindroth; Dominick R. Lordi; Frank D. Palaia; Matt Olzsak; Eli Reed; Harry Rubel; Gary Saretzky; Naomi Savage; Everett Scott; Michael Smith; Richard Speedy; Earl Thomas; George Tice; Earl Thomas; Stuart Thomas; Harry Wilks; et al. [A landmark show in the history of photography in New Jersey. Works were selected from more than 1,000 submitted. Awards were given to George Tice, Linda Lindroth, Andre Halusk,a and Frank D. Palaia.] Scarce. $200.

127i. New Jersey. Works by the 1977 Recipients of the New Jersey State Council of the Arts Fellowships in the Visual Arts. Texts by Barbara Furst, Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, and Governor Brendan T. Byrne. New Jersey. New Jersey State Council for the Arts, 1978. Artist illustrated with biographical information include Robert Bursuk; James A. Colman; Robert Goldstein; Robert M. King; Amy J. Stromsten; et al. Signed and inscribed in red ink by photographer Jim Colman as Alfred Stieglitz. Scarce. Wraps, 36 pages, fine. $100.

127j. New Jersey. Jersey Evidence: Seven New Jersey Photographers. New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, April 25-June 14, 1981. New Jersey State Museum, 1981. Texts by Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, Douglas N. Eide, and William C. Ambranowicz. Wraps, staple-bound, 32 pages. Illustrated with full page black-and-white reproductions of photographs with biographical summaries on separate pages of the photographers: William C. Abranowicz; Richard Bruggemann; Benedict J. Fernandez; Brian Lay; Dennis Simonetti; Naomi Castillo Simonetti; and George A. Tice. Near fine with a few tiny nicks on back cover. $30.

127k. New Jersey. A Pleasant Likeness: Portraits and Landscapes of Central New Jersey, 1770-1920. An Exhibition Organized by the Historical Society of Princeton. Squibb Gallery, Princeton, 8 October through 19 November 1989. Catalogue introduction by William H. Gerdts. Squibb Corporation and Historical Society of Princeton, 1989. Wraps, staple-bound, 32 pages. All the illustrations are paintings. About half the works listed are illustrated. Fine. $10.

127l. New Jersey. Stated as Fact: Photographic Documents of New Jersey. By Michael Bzdak and Charles Stainback. New Jersey State Museum, 1989. Exhibition catalog, illustrations include photos by Berenice Abbott, George Tice, Carroll Siskind, Stephen Shore, Sol Libsohn, David Graham, Robert Frank, et al. Check list of all works exhibited. Wraps (not issued in hardcover), fine. $45.

New Jersey - Other New Jersey related books elsewhere on this list, including Southern Visions III.

128.1. New Mexico, U.S.A. A Photographic Essay of New Mexico. Created and edited by Barbara Erdman. Designed by Mary Shapiro. Published by the Santa Fe Center for Photography, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 1st printing, 1985. Cloth, fine with dust jacket in fine condition, with gift inscription on front flyleaf. Photographs by Roswell Angier, Raymond Belcher, Kevin Bubridki, Paul Caponigro, Walter Chappell, Rahoul Contractor, Stephen Cooper, William Davis, Orlando Diaz, Helen Doroshhow, Barbara Erdman, Richard Erdoes, Michael Fahy, Ike Fordyce, Barbara Gluck, Do Greiser, James Hart, Murrae Haynes, Michael Heller, Bradner Crawford Jones, Douglas Kahn, Douglas Keats, Edward Klamm, Robert Klintworth, Barbaraellen Koch, Lisa Law, J.D. Lincoln, Carm Little Turtle, Paul Logsdon, Herb Lotz, Cissie Ludlow, Judy Ellen Moore, Beaumont Newhall, David Grant Noble, Steve Northup, Jack Parsons, Mary Peck, Deede Phillips, Bernard Plossu, Eliot Porter, Michael Rosenthal, Meridel Rubinstein, James David Ruffner, Janet Russek, Robert Saltzman, David Scheinbaum, Nicholas Decor, Barbara Simpson, Susan Steefy, Alex Traube, Barbara Van Cleve, Willard Van Dyke, Charles Venrick, Nancy Hunter Warren, John Whatley, Richard Wickstrom, Jeannette Williams, Susan Zwinger. ISBN 0-9615298. Scarce in hardcover! $25.

128.1a. New Photography USA by John Szarkowski. London: Photographer's Gallery, 1972. Photographs by Diane Arbus, Paul Caponigro, Bruce Davidson, Lee Friedlander, George Krause, Ray Metzker, Joel Meyerowitz, Naomi Savage, Art Sinsabaugh, Jerry N. Uelsmann, and Garry Winogrand. Stapled wraps, 24 pages. Catalog for exhibit that also traveled subsequently in 1982 to Sheffield Polytechnic and Cambridge College of Arts and Technology. Includes short biographical summaries and checklist of 110 works. Very good with a couple of crimps along spine and slight wear at corners. $150.

128.2. Newhall, Beaumont. Airborne Camera: the World from the Air and Outer Space. Hastings House in collaboration with The George Eastman House, 1969. Special edition for The Museum of Modern Art. Stiff illustrated wraps. Amazingly fine condition for a book of this vintage. A history of aerial photography dating back to Felix Nadar's photographs from balloons, ca. 1860, to photographs taken by cameras carried by pigeons, to early aircraft photography, on up to space photography in the 1960s. Newhall, who was closely associated with leading figures in photography such Ansel Adams, Paul Strand, and Alfred Stieglitz, and was married to the photography writer Nancy Newhall, is well known as one of the foremost authorities on the history of photography; his book, The History of Photography, went through a number of editions. He also wrote hundreds of other books and articles on daguerreotypes, the invention of photography, and myriad other topics, and served as the director of The George Eastman House. $20.

128a. Newhall, Beaumont. Album 6. July 1970. Special George Eastman House Issue with introduction by Beaumont Newhall and contributions by Thomas Barrow and Harold Jones. [Many of the photographs in this magazine were in an exhibition, From the George Eastman House Collection, 1774-1969. Newhall was the director of the George Eastman House at this time. The entire magazine, which is bound like a book in stiff illustrated wraps, is devoted to the Eastman House and constitutes the only available catalog for this exhibit.] Very good plus, $20.

128aa. Newhall, Beaumont. The Daguerreotype in America. Revised Edition. New York Graphic Society, 1968. [The revisions are listed on page 13. 83 plates with masterful daguerreotypes by Platt D. Babbitt, Southworth and Hawes, George N. Barnard, and others.] Green cloth, very good with two corner bumps, with protected dust jacket that has soiling on edges and along spine and a few very short tears on edges. Edges of text block have small light brown specks as common with this book. $40.

128a.1. Newhall, Beaumont. The History of Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1964, 1978. 4th edition, sixth printing. Better quality reproductions than some other editions. Blue cloth, vg, no dust jacket. $10.

128b. Newhall, Beaumont. The History of Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1982. 1st printing of 5th revised edition. VG in stiff illustrated wraps with previous owner's name on preliminary title page. $15. Same, 3rd printing of 5th revised ed. Fine, wraps, $15.

129. Newhall, Beaumont. Image of America: Early Photography, 1839-1900. Library of Congress, 1957. [Illus. cat. for exhibit at LC that opened Feb. 8, 1957.] Wraps, as issued, fine exc. spine & edges darkened. $20.

129a. Newhall, Beaumont. In Focus: Memoirs of a Life in Photography. Bulfinch,/Little, Brown, 1993. [The famous photohistorian's autobiography with stories of his relationships with Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Weston, Nancy Newhall, Ansel Adams, and other photo luminaries. Well illustrated with many photos not published elsewhere. An essential reference for students of Modernist photography.] 1st ed. Hardcover with mylar protected dust jacket. Name of previous owner on preliminary title page, mylar protected dust jacket has a very short closed tear at bottom rear corner and a short crease at bottom of back cover. Book does not appear to have been read, almost like new except for minor imperfections noted. $20.

129b. Newhall, Beaumont. In Plain Sight. Foreword by Ansel Adams. Peregrine Smith, 1983. 1st edition. Fine with gift inscription on front flyleaf. Protected price-clipped dust jacket has edge wear. [Newhall's photographs, including portraits of notable photographers such as Edward Weston, Brett Weston, Ansel Adams, Bill Brand, Paul Strand, Charles Sheeler, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Arthur Siegel.] $15.

129c. Newhall, Beaumont. Beaumont Newhall: Colleagues and Friends. University of New Mexico, 1993. Remembrances by family and friends, with selected letters of Newhall to Alfred Stieglitz and photographs by well known figures in the history of photography. The remembrance authors include Virginia Best Adams, Clinton Adams, James and Mary Street Alinder, Dana Asbury, Thomas Barrow, James Borcoman, Peter C. Bunnell, Van Deren and Jean Coke, Carl Chiarenza, Keith F. Davis, James L Enyeart, Milton Esterow, Helmut Gernsheim, Elizabeth Glassman, L.Fritz Gruber, Sarah Greenough, Eugenia Parry Janis, Bill Jay, Harry Lunn, Keith McElroy, et al. Wraps, 60 pages, fine with custom made polyester jacket. $20.

129d. Newhall, Beaumont. Beaumont Newhall, edited by Van Deren Coke. George Eastman House, 1971. Texts by Cyril J. Stoud and James Card. Consists of a bibliography prepared by Robert Sobieszek and Patricia A. Slahucka of Newhall's 632 publications, 1925-1972, arranged by Books & Catalogues, Articles, Reviews of Literature and Bibliographies. Most of the items are about photographers and the history of photography, although Newhall's many articles on food for the Brighton Pittsford Post are also included. An essential reference. Wraps, fine. $20.

130. Newhall, Beaumont. Photography 1839-1937. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1937. One of 3,000 copies. First edition of Newhall's history of photography, this hard cover book served as the catalog for a landmark exhibit at MoMA, the first survey of the history of the medium. It was revised in 1938 and then again several more times in future decades, with the third and subsequent editions titled, "The History of Photography." As the first of Newhall's books, this volume is of particular importance in the literature of photography. Moderate wear at extremities, otherwise fine. Lacks dust jacket. $200.

130.1. Newhall, Beaumont. Photography: A Short Critical History, 1839-1937. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1938. One of 3,000 copies. Second revised edition of Newhall's 1937 history of photography, issued as the catalog for the survey exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, for which Newhall was unable to get the participation of Alfred Stieglitz. Stieglitz was pleased with Newhall's curatorial efforts and the 1938 edition includes a frontispiece by Stieglitz, whose endorsement of Newhall had long-term effects on the historiography of photography. Newhall's book was revised again several more times in future decades, with the third and subsequent editions titled, "The History of Photography." As the second edition of of Newhall's first book, with important changes, this volume is of singular importance in the literature of photography. Moderate wear at spine tips, otherwise fine. $85.

130a. Newhall, Beaumont and Nancy Newhall. Masters of Photography. Barziller, 1958. [Inc. Hill and Adamson, Southworth and Hawes, Cameron, O'Sullivan, Gardner, Stieglitz, Steichen, Atget, Strand, Weston, Salomon, Lange.] 1st ed. Better reproduction quality than the reprint. Fine w. edge torn and chipped dj. $50.. Same, Park Lane reprint, 1981. Fine with near fine dust jacket. $15.

130ab. Newhall, Nancy. Nancy Newhall 1908/1974. Untitled 10. Friends of Photography, 1976. Edited by Beaumont Newhall and Peter Hunt Thompson. Introduction by Beaumont Newhall. Tributes to Nancy Newhall by Diana E. Edkins and Ansel Adams. Bibliography of 81 publications (1937-1975) by Nancy Newhall, mostly on photography. Texts by Nancy Newhall on Brassai, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Edward Weston, Ansel Adams, and the Museum of Modern Art. Photographs by Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Brassai, Cartier-Bresson, Nancy Newhall, Brett Weston, and Minor White. Portrait of Nancy Newhall by Ansel Adams. [Nancy Newhall, the wife of Beaumont Newhall, was acting director of the Photography Department at the Museum of Modern Art during World War II when her husband was in the military. Responsible for 22 books, she worked as a photography critic and curator until her untimely death as a result of a rafting accident in 1974]. Wraps, 44 pages. Fine. $15.

130b. Newman, Arnold. Arnold Newman, Faces USA. Foreword by Thomas Thompson. Amphoto, 1978. [Based on a photo competition for the prototypical American face, Arnold Newman went out and took pictures of the winning subjects. In an appendix, this book also includes the photos of the faces submitted by the amateurs.] Near fine, hard cover with vg mylar protected dust jacket that is chipped at one corner. Small red remainder mark at top of text block. $20.

130c. Newman, Arnold. El Regalo de Newman: 50 anos de fotografia. Febrero - Marzo 1998. By Marianne Fulton. Exhibition catalog, stiff illustrated wraps, 78 pages. Texts in Spanish. Introduction by James L. Enyeart, Director, George Eastman House. Checklist of 136 photos included. 21 portraits (including cover) of well-known people by Newman plus a self-portrait. Like new. $50.

131a. Newton, Helmut. Olivia Newton John, Soul Kiss. (Record album w. front and back covers by Newton; back cover shows singer as a dominatrix). MCA 6151, mfd. by RCA. Sealed. $10.

131aa. Nixon, Nicholas. Family Pictures. Photographs by Nicholas Nixon. Photographers at Work. A Smithsonian Series. Edited by Constance Sullivan and Susan Weiley. Smithsonian Institution, 1991. Includes interview of Nicholas Nixon. Wraps, 60 pages, near fine with light crimp in bottom right corner of cover. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Laid in is a previously folded gallery exhibition card, "Nicholas Nixon: Couples," Zabriskie Gallery, New York, October 16-November 24, 2001, with one photo. $30 for both.

131aa.1. Nixon, Nicholas. Nicholas Nixon: Pictures of People. Introduction by Peter Galassi. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1988. [Includes portraits of older people and AIDS patients.] Hardcover, near fine with near fine dj. 1st edition. Signature of previous owner, artist Ken Kaplowitz, at top right of preliminary title page. Small spot of wear at top right corner of cloth, probably from binding. Near fine dust jacket has no tears or chips, with some hardly noticeable microscratches from shelf wear, now housed in new dust jacket protector. A very attractive copy. $75.

131bb. Nixon, Nicholas. Robert Coles (text) and Nicholas Nixon (photos). School. [Includes students at the Boston Latin School, Perkins School for the Blind, and a school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.] Little, Brown, 1998, 1st ed. fine with dust jacket. Still in original shrinkwrap. $35.

131bbb. Nixon, Nicholas. Nicholas Nixon: Photographs from One Year. Untitled 31. Friends of Photography, 1983. Oblong illustrated wraps, 48 pages, near fine with a modicum of wear at corners. Introduction by Robert Adams. Includes full page black-and-white photographs of people made by Nixon with an 8x10 camera and a chronology of his career. $16.

131bbbb. Noggle, Anne. Silver Lining: Photographs by Anne Noggle. University of New Mexico Press, 1983. Essay by Janice Zita Grover. Speech text by Noggle. Foreword by Van Deren Coke. 1st edition, fine with very good protected dust jacket that has a bit of wear at top of spine. Inscribed to artist and photographer Ken [Kaplowitz] on title page by Anne. [Noggle's portraits, mostly of older women including herself.] $75.

131b.1. Norberg, Marc. Black and White Blues. [ Superb portraits of blues musicians such as Eddy Clearwater, Mark Naftlalin, Billy Boy Arnold, Saffire, Lil Ed, John Lee Hooker, Sunnyland Slim, Jimmy Rogers, James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Jerry Portnoy, Luther Guitar Junior Johnson, Bob Margolin, Hubert Sumlin, Johnnie Johnson, Junior Wells, Jimmy Johnson, Lady Bianca, Lowell Fulson, Taj Mahal, Odetta, Jerry Ricks, Dave Van Ronk, John Hammon,d, Johnny "Clyde" Copeland, Sue Foley, Pee Wee Crayton, Albert Collins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Anson Funderburgh, Sam Myers, Marcia Ball, Charles Brown, Buckwheat Zydeco, John Mooney, Earl King, Robert Cray, Joe Louis Walker, Duke Robillard, Kim Wilson, Jimmy Thackery, Ronnie Earl, Larry McCray, Holmes Brothers, Robert Jr. Lockwood, Pinetop Perkins, Memphis Slim, B.B. King, Honeyboy Edwards, Joe Williams, Koko Taylor, Big Daddy Kinsey, Snooky Prior, Otis Clay, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Etta James, Willie Dixon, and others.] Graphis, 1995. Wraps, fine with custom made mylar jacket. $50.

131b.2. Norfleet, Barbara. Barbara Norfleet. Manscape with Beasts. Abrams, 1990. Photographs by Norfleet of living animals in environments with evidence of human presence. Wraps (not issued in hardcover), 35 color photographs, near fine. $12. Another copy, fine, $15.

131b.3. Norfleet, Barbara. Barbara Norfleet. Wedding. March 22 - May 2, 1976. The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University. Exhibition catalog. 19th and 20th century wedding photos from a number of sources with text by Norfleet. Wraps, very good with crimp and some rubbing on cover, 68 pages. Scarce catalog. [Not to be confused with 1979 book on same subject by Norfleet with same title, which some booksellers are offering as this 1976 edition]. $40.

131c. Norfolk, Simon. Afghanistan: chronotopia. Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2002. [Large format monograph with color photographs, the pictures were made in December 2001 and in May 2002 won the European Publishers Award for Photography.] Hard cover with dust jacket, bumped on top and bottom of spine, o/w fine, $100.

131d. Noskowiak, Sonya. Sonya Noskowiak Archive. Guide Series Number Five. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1982. Compiled by Donna Bender, Jan Stevenson, and Terence R. Pitts. Introduction by Pitts. Wraps, 40 pages, including nearly 600 small reproductions of Noskowiak's photographs and an index to portrait subjects. [Noskowiak is often remembered for her intimate friendship with her photographic mentor Edward Weston from 1929 to 1934. She went on to a career in portraiture and commercial photography. Among her sitters were Isaac Stern, Robinson Jeffers, Langston Hughes, Merle Armitage, Peter Stackpole, and Martha Graham.] Near fine with slight fading along spine. $40.

131e. Noskowiak, Sonya. Sonya Noskowiak. Center for Creative Photography No. 9 (Research Series). University of Arizona, 1979. By Marnie Gillett and William Johnson, with Director's Statement by James L. Enyeart. Features Noskowiak Portfolio with ten full page reproductions of her outdoor work and essays about her by Gillett and Johnson. Publication also includes Index of Videotapes, Oral History Library; Acquisitions, January to June 1978; Photographing the Famous: Photographers Look at Paul Strand; and A Private Sequence by Minor White. Wraps, 40 pages, near fine with small rub on back cover. $50.

131f. Notman, William. William Notman's Studio: The Canadian Picture by Stanley G. Triggs. McCord Museum of Canadian History, 1992. Wraps, 62 pages. Exhibition catalog issued on the occasion of an exhibition that opened May 9, 1992 at the reopening of the McCord Museum of Canadian History. In French and English. ISBN 0-7735-0967-4. [Note: This is not the reprint with the same title and a different ISBN number published by McGill-Queen’s University Press]. Fine in custom made polyester jacket. $25.

132. Notman, William. Roger Hall, Gordon Dodds, and Stanley Triggs. The World of William Notman: The Nineteenth Century Through a Master Lens. [Lavishly illus. monograph on best known 19th cent. Canadian photographer; issued at $75. Godine, 1993. Mint in shrinkwrap. $50.

132.1. Novak, Lorie. Voyages (per)Formed. Lorie Novak. Southeast Museum of Photography, 2000. Alison Nordstrom, Curator. Exhibition catalog, 16 pages, color photomontages, accordion format. Exhibit at Daytona Beach Community College, Oct. 23, 2000 to February 21, 2001. Fine. $25.

132.1a. Nowinski, Ira. Cafe Society. Photographs and Poetry from San Francisco’s North Beach. Seefood Studios, 1978. 1st edition, 1st printing August 1978. Introduction by Neeli Cherkovski. Wraps, 52 pages, very good with minor wear at extremities and other evidence of use. [Nowinski's photos taken in gathering places, some depicting poets Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Neeli Cherkovski, Jack Hirschman, Bob Kaufman, Harold Norse, et al., with their poems on facing pages. Nowinski was one of the photographers in Mike Mandel's set of photographers baseball cards.] $20. Another copy, 1st printing of second edition, published by Carolyn Bean, December 1979, like new except a bit of fading along top edge of front cover. $15.

132.1b. Nuclear Matters. SF Camerwork, 1991. Wraps, 40 pages, exhibit catalog superceding SF Camerawork Quarterly, 17:4 (Winter 1990). With folded SF Camerawork exhibit poster for Nuclear Matters laid in. Exhibit ran January 31-March 9, 1991. Curated by Timothy Druckrey and Marnie Gillett with essays by them, Rebecca Solnit, and Margaret Stratton. Among other topics, the exhibit addressed the nuclear power industry and premature deaths and congenital abnormalities caused by above ground nuclear tests. Artists: David Graham; Robert Del Tredici; Richard Misrach; Meridel Rubinstein; Steina & Woody Vasulka; Yoshito Matsushig; James Lerager; Peter Goin; Carole Gallagher; Carole Conde & Karl Beveridge; and Berlyn Brixner. Very good with minor signs of use. $30.

132.2. Nudes. The Image. Magazine of Graphic Art and Photography edited by David Litchfield. Published in the UK by Baroque Press. 19 issues including Volume 1 complete and 9 issues in Volume 2 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9). Volume 1, No. 4 includes article by Bill Jay on the history of erotic photography in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Photographers include David Hockney; John Sadovy; Julian Charrignton; Byron Newman; Bernard Plossu; David Bailey; Alice Springs; Helmut Newton; Leonard Freed; Nick Roeg; Lester Bookbinder; David Hamilton; George Hurrell; Dick Frank; David Montgomery; Terry O’Neill; Don McCullin; Pete Townshend; Tuppy Owens; Cecil Beaton; Sam Haskins; Andy Warhol; Hans Wallner; Barry Pringle; Bill Brandt; Elliott Erwitt; J.P. Smut; Penny Slinger; Ian Murphy; John Swannell; Norman Parkinson; Sally Patch; David Kilburn; Michael Julian Hamilton, et al. Sold as one lot. SOLD

132.3. Nudes. Kelly, Jain. Nude: Theory. Photographs and Essays by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Lucien Clergue, Ralph Gibson, Kenneth Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Duane Michals, and Helmut Newton. Lustrum, 1979. Black cloth binding, fine, with mylar protected dust jacket that has wear, mostly along top edge. Presumed 1st ed., as no later printings indicated. $35.

132.4. Nudes. Nude Photographs 1850-1980 by Constance Sullivan. Essays by Robert Sobieszek and Ben Maddow. Harper & Row, 1980. 1st ed., 1st printing. [Photographers: Fr. J. Moulin; Braquehais; Eugene Durieu; Roger Fenton; Nadar; Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden; Eadweard Muybridge; Thomas Eakins; Edgar Degas; Clarence H. White; Alfred Stieglitz; F. Holland Day; Edward Steichen; Frank Eugene; Edward Weston; Imogen Cunningham; Dorothea Lange; Margrethe Mather; Atget; E.J. Bellocq; Baron Adolph de Meyer; Brassai; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Martin Munkacsi; Frantisek Drtikol; Paul Outerbridge; Hans Bellmer; Man Ray; Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; George Platt Lynes; Roger Parry; Francis Bruguiere; Andre Kertesz; Manuel Alvarez Bravo; Paul Strand; Minor White; Walter Chappell; Harry Callahan; Frederick Sommer; Todd Walker; Emmet Gowin; Aaron Siskind; Joel Meyerowitz; David Hockney; Henry Wessel, Jr.; Robert Mapplethorpe; Tod Papageorge; Roger Mertin; Linda S. Connor; Sheila Metzner; Art Sinsabaugh; Richard Benson; William Eggleston; Richared Pare; Robert Heinecken; and Anonymous.] Fine in cloth with near very good protected dust jacket with edge chips and wear at extremities. Large heavy book, excellent quality reproductions. $20.

132.5. Nueva Luz. Premier Issue, Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1985. Featured photographers: Sophie Rivera, Tony Mendoza, Kenro Izu. 11x17, very good with small piece missing from lower right edge on cover. $20.

133. O'Connor, Michael, ed. The Image Bank: How You Can Recognize and Use Visual Elements to Produce More Powerful Photographs (Amphoto, 1983), hard cover with dust jacket, first edition, first printing. In addition to tips, this very finely reproduced book includes excellent quality reproductions of photographs by numerous exceptional photographers, including Bill Binzen, Sonja Bullaty, Robert Farber, Franco Fontana, Alfred Gescheidt, Douglas Kirkland, Angelo Lomeo, Jay Maisel, David Muench, Shirakawa, Pete Turner, John Vachon, Christian Vogt, and many others. Fine condition with dust jacket that has slight edge wear and one short tear at top of spine. Book issued at $24.95. $10.

133a. O'Keefe, Allison Davis. One Goal. Burn, 2012. Photographs of hockey. Hardcover with illustrated boards. SIGNED and warmly inscribed on title page. $100.

134. Olausen, Judy. Mother. Viking Penguin, 1996. Introduction by Karin Winegar. [Expertly lighted photographs of her mother by Judy Olausen in all sorts of traditional women's roles, in humorous vein but with a serious feminist message. Olausen was named one of the ten top photographers in the world by Hasselblad.] Hardcover, fine in very good dust jacket that has a closed tear lower right. $5.

135. Optics. Hardy, Arthur C. & Fred H. Perrin. The Principles of Optics. McGraw-Hill, 1932. [Inc. chapters on photography, sensitometry, and photographic lenses.] Fine, no dj, 12th printing, prev. owner's name, SOLD.

135a. Optics. Lockett, Arthur & H.W. Lee. Camera Lenses. Pitman, 1937. Wraps, vg, $10.

135aa. Opton, Suzanne. Soldier and Citizen. Blue Sky Book 37. Blue Sky, 2014. Close-up portraits of men and women, including veterans. Wraps, 46 pages, fine except very small nick at top edge of front cover. $15.

135aaa. Oregon. Commitment to Vision. Catalog to the Exhibition. Oregon Gallery, Museum of Art, University of Oregon, 1986. 134 photographs reproduced two to a page, one per photographer. Photographers include Ansel Adams; Roger Aikin; Maxwell Allara; Karl Baden; Morley Baer; Oscar Bailey; George Beltran; Ruth Bernhard; Dave Bohn; Leon Borensztein; Harrison Branch; Brassai; Harvey Breverman; Lawrie Brown; David K. Brunn; Edna Bullock; Wynn Bullock; Christopher Burkett, Marsha Burns; Michael Burns; Morrie Camhi; Paul Caponigro; Dennis Carpenter; Martha Casaneve; Carl Chiarenza; William Clift, James Cloutier, plus many others. With quotations by each photographer. Like new in stiff illustrated wraps, with custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. $15.

135aaaa. Oregon. “Eyes of the Earth: Lily White, Sarah Ladd, and the Oregon Camera Club,” by Carole Glauber in Oregon Historical Quarterly, Spring 2007, Volume 8, Number 1, pages 34-67. Thoroughly researched and illustrated article focusing on the two women photographers. Topics: women photographers; Portland, Oregon; Amateurs; Alfred Stieglitz; Photo-Secession; American Lantern Slide Exchange; Camera Clubs; Salons; San Francisco Salon, etc. Entire issue, 160 pages. Other articles on the Oregon Nurses Association, Cannon Beach, the 1948 Vanport Flood, et al. Like new, $5.00.

135b. Orkin, Ruth. Horizon, Spring 1967, hard cover magazine featuring photographic portfolio on Jacob Riis, Playground in New York City, by Ruth Orkin. Also, Two Thousand Years of War in Viet-Nam; The Trojan War; Twilight Princess and the Sun King; Michaelangelo Pistoletto; Andrew Wyeth’s Portraits; James Mallord William Turner paintings; Troglodytes; Konrad Lorenz; Robinson Crusoe’s island; Willa Cather, “The Meatax Girl; and others. Book plate of previous owner on front flyleaf, moderate wear at extremities, internally fine. $5.

135c. O'Sullivan, Timothy. T.H. O'Sullivan, Photographer. George Eastman House in cooperation with the Amon Carter Museum, 1966. By Beaumont and Nancy Newhall with an appreciation by Ansel Adams. Wraps, 40 full page plates of Civil War and Western views. Photo of John Moran, seen through cutout in cover, has been misidentified as an O'Sullivan self-portrait. Like new with light crimp near spine. $20.

136. O'Sullivan, Timothy. Timothy O'Sullivan. America's Forgotten Photographer by James D. Horan. Bonanza, 1966. Fine w. dj. $40.

136a. Other Eyes. An Exhibition of photographs taken in the British Isles by Izis, Bruce Davison, Burk Uzzle, Paul Caponigro, Gilles Peress, Charles Harbutt, Dennis Hearne, Mark Cohen, Thomas Joshua Cooper and Ralph Gibson. Arts Council of Great Britain, 1976. Conceived and with an introduction by Peter Turner. Edition of 1,800 copies. Softcover, 24 pages, includes short biographies of the photographers and checklists of their works in the exhibit. All these photographers were visitors from other countries (United States and France), although Cooper was living in England at the time. Very good with minor shelf wear. $15.

136aa. Ovo Magazine. Issue 50, Portraits, November 1983. This beautiful large format Canadian publication features work by Louise Abbott, Claire Beaugrand-Champagne, Roland Beniak, Guy Borremans, Francois Brunelle, Pierre Charbonneau, Stephanie Colvey, D.R. Cowles, Judith Crawly, Pierre Gaudard, Margery Gochnauer, Jacques Goulet, Shela Greenberg, Normand Gregoire, Pamela Harris, Edward Hillel, Lynne Johnston, Jacques Lafond, Ron Levine, Arnaud Maggs, Normand Metivier, Lynn Murray, Vincenzo Pietropaolo, Denis Plain, James Rae, Luc Robitaille, Charlotte Rosshandler, Chuck Samuels, August Sander, David Saxe, Gabor Szilasi, Guy Turcot, John Walker (of Georgia O'Keeffe), and Helena Wilson. VG- condition with spine chips and corner wear. $10.

136b. Owens, Bill. Suburbia. [Bill Owens was one of the first photographers to make suburban living his subject matter. This book of photographs taken in Livermore, California, has been recognized as a classic in its genre and a key publication of 1970s photography.] Straight Arrow Books, 1973, Softcover edition, 1st printing [December 1972]. Ex-library with spine label and clear library tape along spine. Good condition with shelf wear on edges and slight indentations on covers. Card pocket removed from rear cover. Listed in Roth, Book of 101 Photography Books. A good copy of a scarce and important book. $95.

136b.1. Oxford University. 100 Views of Oxford. Alfred Savage Ltd., no date (1930s?). Sepia tone photographs of Oxford University in England, wraps, very good. $15.

136b.2. Palfi, Marion. Marion Palfi Archive. Guide Series Number 10. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1978. Compiled by Robert Sorgnefrei and David Peters. Wraps, 78 pages, with biography by Sorgenfrei, bibliography, lists of archival materials, index to selected correspondence, numerous thumbnail photographs, etc. Fine with trace of fading along spine. $20.

136b.3. Palfi, Marion. Marion Palfi. The Archive. Research Series Number 19. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, September 1983. With an appreciation by Elizabeth Lindquist-Cock and a portfolio with 19 full page plates. Publication also includes Director's Statement by James L. Enyeart, Acquisitions, April-June 1982, and "From the Archives: Graciela Iturbide" by Terence R. Pitts. Wraps, 40 pages, fine. $25.

136c. Panama. Heald, Jean Sadler. Picturesque Panama: The Panama Railroad, The Panama Canal. No publisher, privately printed by Curt Teich & Co., 1928. Profusely illus., 126 pp., corner of last page missing, not affecting text, o/w fine. Insc. as gift from author & educator Carl Van Doren (1885-1950) to Philip A. [Damon?], Apr. 15, 1935. $100.

136c.1. Parker, Bart. A Close Brush with Reality by Bart Parker. Visual Studies Workshop, 1981. Wraps, 56 pages, like new. $25.

136c.2. Parker, William E. William E. Parker. Recent Work. April 1-30, 1988. Syracuse University, 1988. Foldout exhibit catalog with essay by Jeffrey Hoone, Director, Light Work, and three images from the “Wild Man” and the “Tattoo/Stigmata” series. VG with a few small spots and mailing label. From the library of late photographer Louis H. Draper, although the label is addressed to a fellow member of the Kamoinge group. $10.

136d. Parks, Gordon. A Poet and His Camera. Preface by Stephen Spender. Introduction by Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr. Viking, 1968, 1969. Ex-library, mylar covered dust jacket,, spine label, rear flyleaf removed, o/w vg+. Nice portrait of Parks on back of dust jacket. $7.50.

136e. Gordon Parks, Voices in the Mirror: An Autobiography. Doubleday, 1990. 1st edition. 352 pages. The 13th book by Parks, who is known mostly as a Life magazine photographer but who was also a poet, film maker, composer, and painter. He also wrote the music and libretto for the ballet, "Martin." Although he never graduated high school, Parks, by the time this book was published, had received more than fifty honorary doctorates and awards, including the National Medal of Arts, presented to him by President Ronald Reagan in 1988. Parks tells the story of his struggle up the ladder and his early association with Roy Stryker of the Farm Security Administration and later Standard Oil, his subsequent career at Life magazine, where he was reponsible for shooting the annual fashions in Paris, photographing Ingrid Bergman during the filming of a film in Italy; and his memories of the Black Panthers, Malcolm X, Elijah Muhammed, Stokely Carmichael and other activists, his work as director of Shaft, the first Hollywood film directed by a Black American, and many other interesting stories. This copy is in vg+ ex-library condition with dust jacket protector taped to book, spine labels, rear flyleaf removed. $10.

137. Pause, Walter. Segen der Berge. Stuttgart: Verlag Stahle & Friedel, 1959. (The mountains and high country of Europe in photographs by noted German photographers Heinz Mueller-Brunke, C.L. Schmitt, et al. Text in German. Illustrated boards in color, inside photos in black-and-white.) No dust jacket, as issued? Fine. $30.

138. Penn, Irving. Record Album: Peter Frampton, I'm in You. A&M SP4704. Color cover portrait by Irving Penn. Disc vg+, cover good+, some wear which doesn't significantly detract from photo. Nice item for framing. $2.

138a.1. Perrott, Mark. Hope Abandoned: Eastern State Penitentiary. Introduction by Herbert Muschamp. Pennsylvania Prison Society and Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, 1999. Black and white photographs of the historic Philadelphia prison, which had closed in 1970, with quotations by prisoners, staff and their family members, and neighbors on facing pages. Very good with protected dust jacket that has minor edge wear. $15.

138a.2. Petit, Pierre. Pierre Petit: Photographer, September 26, 1980-January 11, 1981. George Eastman House, 1980. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 20 pages, with mailing label, very good with some crimps. Biography by Janet E. Buerger. Includes portraits of Emile Littre, Jean-Baptiste Faure, Pierre Joseph Proudhon, Ernest Rehan, August Nelaton, Pierre Antoine Berryer, Charles Francois Daubigny, Robert-Fleury, Ambroise-Firmin Didot, Eugene Delacroix, Thomas Couture, Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Gustave Courbet, Francis Wey, Gustave Dore, Adele Hugo, Victor Hugo, et al. List of 75 exhibit items, including biographies of sitters. $15.

138a.3. Peto, John. Through the Lens: John Frederick Peto and the Art of Photography, October 8 - December 11, 2016. John F. Peto Studio Museum, 2016. Wraps, 12 pages including covers, fine. [Best known as a painter, Peto also was an avid photographer who had a close relationship with several notable professional photographers when he lived in Philadelphia: his uncle, William H. Bell, Bell's son-in-law William H. Rau, and Rau's brother George Rau. Bell and William H. Rau are profiled in this catalog, along with Peto.] $10.

138a.4. Petruck, Peninah R., ed. The Camera Viewed. Writings on Twentieth-Century Photography. Volume 1: Photography Before World War II. E.P. Dutton, 1979. 1st printing in wraps. Ex-library copy with wear to extremities and creases on covers, still excellent for reference. Includes texts by Jonathan Green re Camera Work; Alfred Stieglitz , Looking for Mr. Stieglitz, from Twice a Year; Georgia O'Keeffe, Stieglitz (1949); Carl Sandburg, Steichen the Photographer (1929); Marius de Zayas, Photography (1913); Paul Strand, Painting and Photography (1963); Calvin Tomkins re Strand; Edward Weston, Photographic Art (1942); Andy Grundberg re Weston; Charles Millard re Charles Sheeler; interview with Walker Evans (1971); Roy Stryker re FSA; Moholy-Nagy, New Instrument of Vision (1932); Caroline Fawkes re Moholy; John Fraser re Atget; John Fuller re Atget and Man Ray; Man Ray, Photography Is Not Art (1943); Joe Deal interview with Horst (1975) re fashion photography; Walter Benjamin, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (excerpt, 1936). With illustrations by Gertrude Kasebier, Clarence White, Edward Steichen, Russell Lee, and others including some of the writers. $20.

138a.5. Peven, Michael. Manmade Wonders. Artist's publication by Peven (1949-2017), 1979. Edition of 250, as new. Set of six books, 11.5 x 15.5 cm. each. Paper wraps, staple bound. Offset printed in color. Signed in facsimile, unnumbered. A set of six oversize faux matchbooks featuring well known U.S. landmarks and monuments on the front flip cover. Set entitled, “Snatches,” and includes “Arch Angel,” “Blue Tips,” “Hot Heads,” “Golden Showers,” “Bridging the Gap,” and “Giving Heads.” Titles suggest the sometimes pornographic color photographs under the (matchbook) covers. Comes with a conventional matchbook of the Hoover Dam, signed by Peven in 1979, when I acquired the set directly from him by mail. Also comes with an exhibition announcement, “Michael Peven: Photographic Works,” Feb. 2-27, 1980, Southern Light Gallery, Amarillo College, very good with staple holes and mailing label. [Peven was a Professor of Art at the University of Arkansas and was active in the Society for Photographic Education.] $60.

138a.5. Pfahl, John. Altered Landscapes. Friends of Photography, 1981. Issued as Untitled 26. [For this well known series in color, Pfahl added geometric elements to landscape views, photographed the scene, and then returned the land to its natural state.] Very good in illustrated wraps as issued with a few shallow indentations on cover, internally fine. $25.

138b. Pfahl, John. Permutations on the Picturesque. No. 49, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University, 1997. Exhibit catalog of 20 computer-enhanced Iris prints of images taken in England, Wales, and Italy. Wraps, as issued, near fine, $15. Same, like new, $20. (2 copies available like new)

138ba. Pfahl, John. Picture Windows. Introduction by Edward Bryant. New York Graphic Society/Little Brown, 1987. 1st ed. Cloth with protected dust jacket. Ex-library, spine labels on dust jacket skillfully removed, no rubber stamps, crease on preliminary title page, rear flyleaf trimmed, otherwise nice copy. (Issued at $40) $25.

138baa. Finkel, Kenneth. Nineteenth-Century Photography in Philadelphia. 250 Historic Prints from The Library Company of Philadelphia. Dover, 1980. [Includes work by 40 pioneer photographers including Frederick DeBourg Richards, W. Curtis Taylor, Frederick Gutekunst, Marcus Aurelius Root, Eadweard Muybridge, John Moran, James E. McClees, William and Frederick Langenheim, James Cremer, Mongomery P. Simons, et al.] Stiff wraps (not issued in hardcover), very fine, $14.

138ba.1. Philadelphia. Old Philadelphia in Early Photographs, 1839-1914 by Robert F. Looney. 215 prints from the collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Dover, 1976. Photographs by John Moran, William H. Rau and other photographers. Remarkably clear views from the early days of photography, including daguerreotypes and albumen prints from glass negatives. VG in illustrated wraps, possibly 1st edition, lacks ISBN number on reprints. 228 pages. $10.

Philadelphia - See also 100.b.2. Legacy in Light.

138ba.2. Phillips, John. A Will to Survive. Israel: The Faces of Terror 1948. The Faces of Hope Today. Foreword by Golda Meir. Afterword by Teddy Kollek. Dial/James Wade, 1977. Photos of the War of Independence by noted Life Magazine photographer. 1st printing in stiff wraps, ex-library, otherwise vg. $5.

138ba.3. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs April 24/25 2003. New York. Auction catalog,132 pages, 231 lots , all illustrated. Approximately 11 x 14 inches. Photographers include Julia Margaret Cameron, Roger Fenton, William Henry Fox Talbot, William James Stillman, Bisson Freres, Henrich Kuhn, Edgar Degas, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Karl Struss, Andre Kertesz, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Iwao Yamawaki, Dora Maar, Frantisek Drtikol, Alfred Stieglitz, Walker Evans, Edward Weston, Edward Steichen, Man Ray, Weegee (ArthurFellig), Herbert List, Irving Penn, Bill Brandt, Robert Frank, Leon Levinstein, Richard Avedon, Joel Meyerowitz, William Eggleston, Andy Warhol,Richard Prince, Nan Goldin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mike Kelley, James Welling, Pierre et Gilles, Gilbert and George, Sally Mann, Adam Fuss, Vik Muniz, Andreas Gursky, Philip-Lorca Dicorcia, Gregory Crewdson, Charles Negre, Etienne Carjat, Carleton Watkins, Charles Marville, Robert Howlett, (Muhammed) Sadiq Bey, William Henry Jackson, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, Karl Moon, Eugene Atget, Karl Struss, Eva Watson-Schutze, Baron Adolph de Meyer, Lewis Hine, Brassai (Gyula Halasz), Paul Outerbridge Jr., Albert Renger-Patzsch, Alexandr Rodchenko, Consuelo Kanaga, Margaret Bourke-White, Berenice Abbott, Samuel H. Gottscho, Andreas Feininger, Roger Parry,Wolfgang Boese,Thurman Rotan, Carlotta Corpron, Norman Parkinson, Marion Post Wolcott, Herbert List, George Platt Lynes, Robert Capa, Alexander Zhitomirsky, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, W. Eugene Smith, Louis Faurer, Josef Sudek, Herbert Matter, Gordon Parks, O. Winston Link, Diane Arbus, Robert Adams, Helen Levitt, Edouard Boubat, Lee Friedlander, Stephen Shore, Jan Groover, Helmut Newton, Peter Hujar, Larry Clark, George Valentine Dureau, Sandy Skoglund, Larry Sultan, Cindy Sherman, Sally Mann, Lorna Simpson, Andreas Gursky. Fine. $20.

138ba.4. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs April 25/26 2003. New York. The Seagram Collection of Photographs. Auction catalog, 161 pages, 350 lots, all illustrated. Particularly strong representation of Berenice Abbott, Harry Callahan, Lewis W. Hine, Ken Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Joel Meyerowitz, Aaron Siskind, Weegee, and Garry Winogrand. Fine. $20.

138ba.5. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs October 16 2003. New York. The Joshua Smith Collection of Photographs. Auction catalog, 123 pages, 266 lots, all illustrated. Strong representation of Richard Avedon, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, William Klein, Helen Levitt, Aaron Siskind, Garry Winogrand. Fine. $20.

138b.1. Phillips de Pury & Company. Photographs. April 23/24 2004. New York. Auction catalog. 122 pages. 268 lots, all illustrated. Approximately 11x14 inches. Photographers include Berenice Abbott, Adam-Salomon, Robert Adams, M. Alvarez Bravo, Diane Arbus, Eugene Atget, Richard Avedon, Roger Ballen, Lewis Baltz, Tom Baril, Cecil Beaton, B. & H. Becher, Ilse Bing, Karl Blossfeldt, Erwin Blumenfeld, Guy Bourdin, Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Harry Callahan, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Larry Clark, Chuck Close, Gregory Crewdson, Imogen Cunningham, Robert Demachy, R. Dijkstra, Robert Doisneau, Frantisek Drtikol, T. Eberle, William Eggleston, A. Ehrhardt, Elliot Erwitt, Walker Evans, Louis Faurer, Andreas Feininger, Larry Fink, S. Fleury, Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Adam Fuss, Mario Giacomelli, A. Goldsworthy, Emmet Gowin, R. Hallensleben, Horst, Peter Huhar, A. Hutte, P. Keetman, S. Keita, Andre Kertesz, J. Klauke, B. Kolko, Dorothea Lange, L. Lawler, David Levinthal, Helen Levitt, Annie Liebovitz, Peter Lindbergh, Herbert List, Danny Lyon, Robert Macpherson, Madam Yevonde, Man Ray, Sally Mann, E. Mannikko, Robert Mapplethorpe, Joel Meyerowitz, Richard Misrach, Lisette Model, Tina Modotti, Lucia Moholy, C. Mollino, A. Morell, Vic Muniz, S. Neshat, Helmut Newton, B. Owens, N. Parkinson, Irving Penn, Pierre et Gilles, Elliot Porter, Richard Prince, A. Renger-Patzsch, Leni Riefenstahl, Milton Rogovin, T. Ruff, August Sander, J. Sasse, Stephen Shore, M. Sidibe, Arthur Siegel, Aaron Siskind, Frederick Sommer, Edward Steichen, Otto Steinert, Lou Stettner, Alfred Stieglitz, Thomas Struth, Josef Sudek, Hiroshi Sugimoto, W.H.F. Talbot, F. Thiel, W. Tillmans, H. Van Meene, Andy Warhol, Carleton Watkins, Todd Webb, Weegee, Dan Weiner, J. Welling, Edward Weston, Garry Winogrand (many). Minor rubbing on cover, otherwise fine. $20

138b.2. PHOTO magazine No. 252, September 1988. Published in France, text in FRENCH. Featuring sections on the first erotic photographs (stereographic daguerreotypes), Arles by Jeff Dunas, Coke bust in Rio de Janeiro, Syria photoreportage by Yves Gellie and Pascal Maitre, Tour du France bicycle race, Cheyco Leidmann, Manarchy sensual photography, and more. In good condition with spine crimps and moderate wear to extremities. $10.

138b.3. Photo & Word by David Robertson. Boise State University Western Writers Series, Number 12, 1997. Cover by Jack Fulton. Extended essay on the artwork by Robertson (University of California at Davis) and photographs by Jack Fulton; Drex Brooks; Macduff Everton; Wanda Hammerbeck; S. Strom; Ralph Hattersley; Lou Stoumen; Peter Brown; Mark Klett; Stephen Trimble; and Ted Orland. Selected bibliography. Stapled wraps, 8 x 1/2 x 11 inches, 40 pages, fine. $30.

138b.4. Photo Era. September 1899. Volume III, No. 4. Entire issue of magazine, about 40 pages. W.H. Partridge photo of blacksmith with tissue guard, inserted as supplement frontispiece. Other photographic illustrations by William Lyman Underwood, Walter Sprange, H.A. Latimer, Mrs. Addie K. Robinson, et al. Articles on yachting photography, the prize system, white kittens, lighting and posing (Thomas Gainsborough), photography news, and "Who Invented Photography?" with the text, translated into English, of the 1829 contract between Daguerre and Niepce. Numerous fascinating ads. Cover chipped at edges. Damp stain on top right edges of cover and most pages. Good. Scarce. $50.

138b.5. Photo-Image. Volume 1, No. 1. 1976. Edited by Ben Helprin. Photographs well-reproduced on glossy paper by Ruth Bernhard; Jerry Burchfield; David Holman; and Wynn Bullock. Wraps, 48 pages. Cover, a female nude, by Ruth Bernhard. Very good with some shallow indentations and crimps. Surprisingly uncommon for a 1970s publication. $25.

138b.6. Photo League. The Photo League, 1936-1951. Gallery Association of New York State, [1985]. Exhibition catalog. Organized by the College Art Gallery, the College of New Paltz, State University of New York, and Photofind Gallery, New York City.(Exhibit dates not stated.) Texts by Anne W. Tucker and co-curators Howard Greenberg and Neil C. Trager. Photographs by Consuela Kanaga; Sam Mahl; Rosalie Gwathmey; Sidney Grossman; Max Yavno; Walter Rosenblum; Rudy Burckhardt; Eliot Elisofon; Lewis Hine; Weegee; Lisette Model; Aaron Siskind; Marion Palfi; Richard Lyon; Dan Weiner; Jack Manning; Morris Huberland; Lee Sievan; Morris Engel; George Gilbert; Lida Moser; Jerome Liebling; Sy Kattelson; Joe Schwartz; Arnold Eagle; Bernard Cole; David Robbins; Arthur Leipzig; Leo Goldstein; Sol Libsohn; Ann Cooper; Marynn Ausubel; Arthur Rothstein; Sidney Kerner; David Vestal; Paul Strand; Lou Stoumen; Lou Bernstein; Ruth Orkin; Jack Lessinger; Rebecca Lepkoff; and Sandra Weiner. Includes exhibit checklist. Very good, wraps, 52 pages, exhibit catalog with custom made polyester jacket. Brown stain top edge of front and back cover, barely affecting pages. Cutout with Consuela Kanaga photo showing through on cover. $200.

138c. The Photo Reporter, Jacob Deschin, ed. and principal photographer. 4 issues: 3:10 (Oct 1973 ), 4:5 (May 1974), 4:8 (Aug 1974), and 4:11 (Nov 1974). Photography scene news, expecially in (but not limited to) New York, at the beginning of the boom in interest in photography in the early 1970s. Articles include story on Berenice Abbott show at the Witkin Gallery (with new photos by and of Abbott), Lecture by Paul Caponigro (with photos of him at signing of his Portfolio II), Minor White exhibit at M.I.T., with photo of him at the exhibit marking his retirement, selections by Leonard Freed, Marc Riboud, et al. from exhibit, "Jerusalem: City of Mankind," the "Manhattan Now" exhibit with photos by Andre Kertesz, Evelyn Hofer, Mark Feldstein, et al., new photography in Japan, Ansel Adams retrospective, Marc Kaczmarek nude studies, Nicholas Muray at IMP/GEH, obituaries and photos of Henry M. Lester, Augustus Wolfman, and Nancy Newhall, Arnold Newman retrospective, opening of Alfred Stieglitz Gallery in Soho, and much more, including listings of exhibits in New York City. vg to fine, $20.

138c.a. The Photograph as Artifice. Grossmont College Art Gallery, November 1 - December 1, 1978. By John Upton. California State University, Long Beach, 1978. Exhibit Catalog. Photographers: Felix Bonfils; William Henry Jackson; Edward Steichen; Herbert Bayer; Paul Outerbridge, Jr.; Walker Evans; Aaron Siskind; Frederick Sommer; Russell Lee; Bart Parker; Timo J. Pajunen; Minor White; Leland Rice; Graham Howe; Robert Cumming; and Max Yavno. Exhibit also traveled to Friends of Photography, Carmel, December 15, 1978 - January 15, 1979, and Santa Barbara Museum of Art, February 25 - March 25, 1979. Includes checklist of 73 works, some not included in catalog. Wraps, 38 pages. Fine. $15. Another copy, very good with crimps on cover and pages, $10.

138c.b. The Photographer’s Gallery. July-September 2003. Great 49. Staple-bound, wraps with large flaps, 20 pages. Exhibition catalog, 24 July - 14 September 2003, for Enrique Metinides, 8 Great Newport Street, and Stephen Gill: The Wick, 5 Great Newport Street, London. Very good with a few bends. $15.

138c.c. The Photographer's Hand. IMP/GEH, 1980. Catalog, tall narrow pamphlet for traveling exhibition, organized by Susan Dodge Peters for the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1980-1982, 24 pages, in stapled wraps. Manipulated photographs by 16 artists with commentary by Susan Dodge Peters. Photographic artists include Henry Holmes Smith; Thomas F. Barrow; Robert Cumming; Gary Hallman; Benno Friedman; Keith Smith; John Bloom; Jack Sal; James Henkel; Fred Endsley; Tom Petrillo; Pelle Cass; John Wood; Nancy Goldring; Bruce Patterson; and George Shustowicz. Fine. $25.

138c.d. The Photographic Collector. Volume 1, Number 1. Edited by Robert Self. Bishopsgate Press (London), 1980. Glossy wraps, 88 pages, near fine with minor rubbing on cover. Articles on Lewis Carroll, Harry Lunn, British Photographer Abroad, Nineteenth Century Exotic Portraiture, Conservation of Photographs, Collecting Daguerreotypes, Hamburg in Old Photographs, History of Camera Collecting, et al. Illustrations by Lewis Carroll; Roger Fenton; Felice Beato; Underwood & Underwood; Eadweard Muybridge; Frank Meadows Sutcliffe; John Thomson; Frank Mason Good; Negretti & Zambra; et al. Cover illustration with self-portrait daguerreotype by Albert Sands Southworth, which sold for $36,000. [Not to be confused with another publication of the same title published in Massachusetts and edited by Robert G. Duncan.] $30.

138c.e. Photographic Process as Medium. January 25 - March 7, 1976. Rutgers University Art Gallery, 1975. Exhibition catalog, glossy wraps, 40 pages, 91 works listed, and black-and-white illustrations, one by each artist. Includes six holograms. Oraganized and with an essay by Rosanne T. Livingston. Artists include Robert Heinecken; Betty Hahn, Bea Nettles; William Larsen; Robert Rauschenberg; Thomas Barrow; Lucas Samaras; Andy Warhol; Frederick Sommer; Linda Lindroth; Henry Holmes Smith; Naomi Savage; Edward Ruscha; Lucio Pozzi; Ann and Patrick Poirier; Michelangelo Pistoletto; Joan Lyons; Lynton Wells; Bob Wade; Ted Victoria; Richard Thatcher; Keith Sonnier; Keith Smith; et al. Very good with light wear and small spot on back cover. $15.

138c.1. Photographic Portfolio. Volume 2, Number 2. (Formerly DallasPhoto Magazine). June 1979. Featuring portfolios by Christopher Bryan, Frank Sutter, Arthur Shelton; Rick Hublein, and Jeff Rowe. vg- with crease in one corner of cover and light shelf wear. $10.

138c.1a. Photographic Viewpoints: Selections from the Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston by Clifford S. Ackley. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1984. Wraps, 72 pages, illustrated with photographs by well-known photographers with informed commentary by Ackley. Good with wear to edges of covers and several abrasions on back cover. Photographers include Ansel Adams, David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, Eugene Atget, Richard Avedon (of Robert Frank and June Leaf), Henry Hamilton Bennett, Margaret Bourke-White, Brassai, Harry Callahan, Julia Margaret Cameron, William Clift, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Critcherson, Imogen Cunningham, John Dunmore, Peter Henry Emerson, Frederick H. Evans, Walker Evans, Arthur H. Fellig (Weegee), Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Francis Frith, Jaromir Funke, Mario Giacomelli, Emmet Gowin, Albert Sands Southworth and Josiah Johnson Hawes, Lewis W. Hine, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.; Kenneth Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Josef Koudelka, Heinrich Kuehn, Dorothea Lange, Clarence John Laughlin, Herert List, Elaine Mayes, Joel Meyerowitz; Duane Michals, Lisette Model, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Barbara Morgan, Herman F. Nielson, Paul Outerbridge, Jr., Man Ray, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Louis Robert, August Sander, W. Eugene Smith, Giorgio Sommer, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Josef Sudek, Benjamn Bracknell Turner, and Edward Weston. $7.50.

138c.1b. Photographies (French magazine). Number 40, April 1992. Robert Doisneau, including cover; Luigi Ghirri; Claude Simon; Emmet Gowin; H. Bechard; Bonfils; Kenneth Jarecke, et al. Very good with a few crimps and bar code label on cover. $15.

138c.2. Photographies (French magazine). Number 33, June 1991. Robert van der Hilst; Rene Jacques; Toni Catany; Dahinden; Hasselblad 205 TCC; George Vercheval; Jean-Marc Tingaud; Stephane Coutell; portraits taken in Belgium; Christophe Galatry; David Hiscock; et al. Text in French. Very good. Blank adhesive mailing label on cover. $10.

138c.2a. Photographies (French magazine). Number 9, December 1988. Pierre et Gilles; Valli; Herb Ritts; Izis; Dubosq; Van Der Hilst; Kamel Dridi, et al. Very good with wear at base of spine. $10.

138c.2b. Photographing the Frontier by Eugene Ostroff. Smithsonian Institution, 1976. Exhibition catalog or traveling exhibit, 1975-1978. Wraps, 32 pages, b/w photos. Center-stapled booklet 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Includes photos taken in Utah, Arizona, and Oregon by G.E. Anderson, W.S. Bowman, O.G. Allen, Emil Britt, Peter Britt, et al., including views of early studios. Near fine. $10.

138c.2c. Photography Between the Wars: Selections from the For Motor Company Collection by Maria Morris Hambourg. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bulletin, 45:4, Spring 1988. Photographs by Man Ray; Raoul Hausmann; Paul Strand; Morton Schamberg; Lewis Hine; Paul Outerbridge; Erich Salomon; Martin Munkacsi; Charles Sheeler; Alfred Stieglitz; Alexander Rodchenko; Albert Renger-Patzsch; Edward Weston; August Sander; Maurice Tabard; Umbo; Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; Eugene Atget; Clarence John Laughlin; El Lissitzky; Hans Bellmer; James Doolittle; Lisette Model; Bill Brandtl; Brassai; Berenice Abbott; Andre Kertesz; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Helen Levitt; and Walker Evans. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Illustrated wraps, 56 pages. VG+ with a few crimps. $10.

138c.2d. Photography in America, 1850-1965. October 13-November 28, 1965. Edited with an Introduction by Robert M. Doty. Yale University Art Gallery, 1965. Includes exhibit checklist with 160 works. 42 one-to-a-page illustrations. Photographers in the exhibit (most with illustrations in exhibition catalog) included Ansel Adams, George N. Barnard; Francis Bruguiere; Wynn Bullock; Harry Callahan; F. Holland Day; Walker Evans; Robert Frank; Lee Friedlander; Alexander Gardner; Charles Harbutt; Erich Hartmann; Dave Heath; Lewis Hine; Scott Hyde; William Henry Jackson; Simpson Kalisher; Gertrude Kasebier; Joseph T. Keily; David Knox; George Krause; Dorothea Lange; Russell Lee; Helen Levitt; Man Ray; Wright Morris; Lisette Model; Timothy O’Sullivan; Henry S. Peck; Eliot Porter; Jacob Riis; Arthur Rothstein; George H. Seeley; Charles Sheeler; Aaron Siskind; W. Eugene Smith; Frederick Sommer; Southworth & Hawes; Edward Steichen; Alfred Stieglitz; Dennis Stock; Paul Strand; Isaiah West Taber; Jerry Uelsmann; Carleton E. Watkins; Brett Weston; Edward Weston; Clarence H. White; Minor White; and D.B. Woodbury. Very good in wraps with shallow indentations and two crimps on front cover. $15.

138c.2e. Photography 1968. Lexington Camera Club, Lexington, Kentucky, 1968. Exhibition catalog, dates not stated. Exhibit of local photographers and photographers from around the United States with one reproduction for each, brief biography, and number of prints in show. Photographers include Irvin Stern, Jr.; Fred W. Steffen; Reginald Heron; John P. Arena; Jamie Donaldson; W. Brooks Hamilton; Roger Mertin; James Alinder; Cavalliere Ketchum; Van Deren Coke; Shirley Schweet; Thomas F. Barrow; Donald R. Anderson; Robert C. May; Harold Jones; Alice Andrews; Jerry Crouch; Robert Fichter; Eve Sonneman; Raymond E. Hampton; Z.S. Gierlach; Nathan Lyons; Dora R. May; Henry Holmes Smith; James Kraft; Ralph Eugene Meatyard; James Baker Hall; Walter Lowe; and Charles H. Traub. Several of the photographers were on the staff of the George Eastman House at the time. Wraps, edition of 1,000 copies, almost like new. $25.

138c.2f. Photography in the Fine Arts. Museum Directors' Selections for the 1965 New York World’s Fair Exhibition by Ivan Dmitri. PFA, 1965. Catalog for New York World's Fair PFA exhibit at Kodak pavillion. Includes portraits by Karsh and of Karsh by Ivan Dmitri, checklist of 139 pictures by 106 photographers, 20 other illustrations. Photographs by Karsh of Directors of numerous museums as well as images by Arnold Newman, Bill Brandt, John Brook, Irving Penn, Elsbeth Siegrist, Zdenek Vozenilek, Walter Wissenbach, Elliott Erwitt, Brett Weston, W. Eugene Smith, Avedon and many others. Stiff wraps, small scuffs and crimps on cover, otherwise fine. $10.

138c.2g. Photography in the Fine Arts. Exhibition V. By Ivan Dmitri, et al. Metropolitan Museum of Art. PFA, 1967. Includes exhibition checklist and transcription of taped conversation among jurors. Photographs by Marie Cosindas; Pete Turner; Don Worth; David Plowden; Peter E. Beckett; Arnold Newman; Yousuf Karsh (of Ben Shahn); Toni Frisell; William A. Garnett; Richard Avedon (two, of Bertrand Russell and Bob Dylan); Zdenek Vozenilek; Imogen Cunningham (of Morris Graves); Andreas Feininger; Mario Giacomelli; Andre Kertesz; Niki Ekstrom (of Marcel Duchamp); Fred J. Maroon; Daniel Farber; Larry Burrows, et al. Wraps, 36 pages, very good with crimps on pages. $10.

138c.3. PhotoIcon. Vol. 2, Issue 3. 2007. Featuring Robert Doisneau, Richard Young, Switzerland, Albert Watson, Sophie Calle, Romania; Lewis Baltz, Jorge Lewinsky. Price label on front cover. Good with damage on back cover, otherwise fine Published in UK. $5.

138d. Photojournalism. Eyes of Time: Photojournalism in America by Marianne Fulton. With contributions by Estelle Jussim, Colin Osman, Sandra S. Phillips, and William Stapp. NYGS/Little Brown in association with Inernational Museum of Photography at George Eastman House. 1988. 1st edition. Hardcover with dust jacket, ex-library copy in very good condition with little signs of use. Card pocket, spine label, dust jacket protector. A chronological history of photography with an emphasis on photography for the print media. First chapter by Stapp on photojournalism's beginnings in 1839. Second chapter by Jussim on American photojournalism from 1880 to 1920. Third chapter by Osman and Phillips on magazine photography in Europe between World War I and World War II. Fourth chapter on the 1930s to 1950s by Fulton. Last chapter by Fulton on 1950s to 1980s. Back of the book includes biographical notes on photographers and other key figures, bibliography, index. Some of the biographies include Lucien Aigner, Alexander Bain, Micha Bar-Am, George N. Barker, Oskar Barnack, George N. Barnard, Letizia Battaglia, Jessie Tarbox Beals, James Wallace Black, Margaret Bourke-White, Mathew Brady, Brassai, Hal Buell, David Burnett, Larry Burrows, Cornell Capa, Robert Capa, Gilles Caron, Cartier-Bresson, William Chapin, Howard Chapnick, A.D. Coleman, Bruce Davidson, Raymond Depardon, Max Desfor, David Douglas Duncan, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Horst Faas, Roger Fenton, Benedict Fernandez, Donna Ferrato, Robert Frank, Leonard Freed, Jill Freedman, Alexander Gardner, Arnold Genthe, Tim Gidal, Philip Jones Griffiths, Stan Grossfeld, Ernst Haas,James Hare, Ron Haeberle, John Heartfield, Wilson Hicks, Lewis Hine, Burton Holmes, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Kurt Hutton, Itsuo Inouye, Frederic Ives, Fenno Jacobs, Frances Benjamin Johnston, David Hume Kennerly, Andre Kertesz, Dmitri Kessel, Kurt Korff, Germaine Krull, Dorothea Lange, Langenheim brothers, Lisa Larsen, Catherine Leroy, Frank Leslie, Alexnader Liberman, Stefan Lorant, Leonard McCombe, Don McCullin, and many more. SOLD

139a. Photojournalism. Kerns, Robert L. Photojournalism: Photography with a Purpose. [Textbook including photos by the author as well as Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Withers, Bruce Krzyzanoski, Gary Chapman, Tom Carroll, Dennis Keim, Eric Jones, Jackie Greene, Hugh Jones, Eric Munk, Fred Kenderson, Gaye Zold, Dave Morrison, Richard Anderson, Judy Wadson, and Steve Brier.] Prentice-Hall, 1980, 1st printing, 348 pp., corners worn, illustrated boards, ex-library, $5.

139a.1. Photojournalism. Lacayo, Richard and George Russell. Eyewitness: 150 Years of Photojournalism. 2nd revised edition. Time, 1995. Includes photos from 1990-1995 not in 1st edition. Different dust jacket than first edition features Joe Rosenthal's raising the flag at Iwo Jima. More recent photos include color. VG+ with vg+ dust jacket. $10.

139b. Photojournalism. The Best of Photojournalism 2. Introduction by Harry Reasoner. [The 34th Annual Pictures of the Year Competition, featuring the photoessay Gramps by Mark and Dan Jury. Contains many striking photographs by many photographers, with the largest number by Eddie Adams (AP), Bruce Bisping (Minneapolis Tribune), Robert W. Madden (National Geographic), Charlie Nye (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch), Co Rentmeester (Time), Jim Richardson (Topeka Capital-Journal), and James L. Stanfield (National Geographic), ] Newsweek Books, 1977. Ex-library with spine label, wraps, creases on cover, interior vg, $7.50.

139c. Photojournalism. The Best of Photojournalism 11. Newspaper and Magazine Pictures of the Year Presented by the National Press Photographers Association and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Cal Olson, editor. NPPA, 1986. Illustrated wraps, 240 pages. Ex-library with spine reinforced with clear tape, usual library evidence, lower right corner of front cover reconstructed. Reading copy. $5.

140. Photojournalism. Rhode, Robert B. & Floyd H. McCall. Press Photography: Reporting with a Camera. Macmillan, 1969, vg, no dj. SOLD

140a. Photojournalism. Time magazine, Special Collector's Edition. 150 Years of Photojournalism. Fall 1989. Includes numerous memorable images inc. full page color reproduction of George Barnard's daguerreotype of the burning mills in Oswego, NY, 1853, and article by Carl Mydans, "The Best Job in the World." vg, $10.

140aa. PhotoNominal ‘92. January 25 through February 22, 1992. The Forum Gallery, Jamestown Community College, Jamestown, New York. Exhibition catalog, 23 pages, stapled wraps. Texts by Dan R. Talley and Susan Krane. With black-and-white illustrations and statements by the photographers (but one) and biographical information for each. Photographers featured are Mark Abrahamson, Pinky/MM Bass, Susan Daboll, Christopher Giglio, Carter Hodgkin, D. Lantz, Andrew J. Ortiz, Lynnda Pardoe, and Thomas Tulis. Fine. $15.

140a.1. Photo-Secession. Photo-Secession: Stieglitz and the Fine Art Movement in Photography by Robert Doty. With 91 illustrations. Dover, 1978. Revised and expanded edition of the first edition of 1960. This is an early or first printing of the 1978 edition with Dover list of photography books inside front cover down to Photography and the American Scene by Robert Taft; in later printings, the list extends onto the inside of the back cover. [Includes list of all exhibitions at "291" and list of the members of the Photo-Secession.] A fine copy in wraps (not issued in hardcover). $20.

140a.2. Photo-Secession. Selections from the Photo-Secession. Catalogue 4. Howard Greenberg/Photofind Gallery, 1986. Introduction and notes on the photographs by Joan Munkacsi. With complete list of members of the Photo-Secession. 28 plates with list of prices printed inside back cover. Photographers include Alfred Stieglitz (inc. portrait as youth); Karl Struss; George H. Seeley; T. O’Conor Sloane, Jr.; Paul B. Haviland; Joseph T. Keiley; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Frederick H. Evans; Alice Boughton; Paul Strand; Heinrich Kuehn; Robert Demachy; Constant Puyo; Harry C. Rubincam; Hill & Adamson; Frank Eugene; Clarence White; Kasebier; William H. Orison Underwood; William J. Mullins; Anne Brigman; William B. Post; and Eva Watson-Schutze. Wraps, 20 pages, near fine. $25.

140b. Picture Sources 3. Collections of Prints and Photographs in the U.S. and Canada. Special Libraries Association, 1975. Indexes photographs, graphic art, and and other images in 1,084 collections grouped by various subject categories such as geography and history; military history; health, welfare and education; fine, graphic and applied arts; performing arts; religion; natural history and anthropology; agriculture; geology, astronomy and space exploration; science and technology; commerce and industry; transportation; specialized (portraits, sports, costumes, etc.). With alphabetical, geographical and numerical lists of sources and subject index. 387 pages. Ex-reference-non-circulating-library, lacks title page. Red cloth, binding and pages in fine condition. Very difficult book to find. $25.

141. Pinhole Photography. The Visionary Pinhole by Lauren Smith. Peregrine Smith, 1985. 1st edition, not to be confused with reprint by Olympic Marketing. Illustrated wraps, 80 pages, foreword by Terence Pitts, history of pinhole photography by Lauren Smith. Illustrations include several photos of unusual pinhole cameras but most of them are examples of the artists’ work. Biographies of the artists at back of book. Artists: Patti Ambrogi; Robert A. Arthur; Jay Bender; Clarissa Carnell; Concetta Domenico; Barbara Esher; Toby Lee Greenberg; David R. Gremp; Jim Haberman; Susan Hacker; Percy Ann Jones; David Lebe; Martha Madigan; Bea Nettles; Marc Peloquin; Dale Quarterman; Peter Reiss; Eric Renner; July Schacter; Lauren Smith; Ruth Thorne-Thomsen; Thomas Upton; Greg Williams; and Willie Anne Wright. Near fine with light indentation back cover, otherwise like new. $16.

141.1. Platinum Prints. A Breath of Light: The Contemporary Platinum Print by Harold Simon, Guest Curator. New Jersey State Museum, June 21-September 7, 1986. Vassar College Art Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY, April 11-May 17 1987 Foreword by Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, New Jersey State Museum. Essay, "The Platinum Era, 1880-1937," by Thomas J. Shillea. INSCRIBED to Gary and dated June 15, 2019, by Shillea, who forgot to sign it. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 45 plates, includes biographical summaries of the photographers: George Tice; Richard Benson,; Irving Penn; Jan Groover; Steve Szabo; Suzi Romanik; Martin Axon; Tom Millea; Goodwin Harding; et al. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 45 plates, includes biographical summaries of the photographers. $40.

141.2. Platinum Prints. The Platinotype 1977 by Nancy Rexroth. Violet Press, 1977. Violet quarto wraps, 30 pages, stapled. 1st ed., VG++ with minor evidence of handling. No fading or foxing as common with this title. Has been stored in a zip lock bag since acquisition in 2003. Distributed by Light Impressions. Includes formulas and procedures. Appears to be signed at bottom of Introduction but probably a facsimile signature. Not to be confused with the reprint by Formulary Press. [Rexroth is best known for her book, Iowa, and for her use of Diana cameras.] $100.

141.3. Plicka, Karel. Praha ve Fotografii. . . Prague in Photographs. Orbis, 1950. Scare first edition of the revised and expanded edition of a book first published in 1940. Karel Plicka, photographer and film maker (1894-1987) was a renowned Czech photographer known as the "Ansel Adams of Czechoslovakia." This was the first of several major photography books he produced either solo or in collaboration with other renowned photographers suare as Josef Sudek. Condition of cover is very good with good dust jacket that has scuffs, closed tears and generally is quite worn. Interior pages with sepia plates is fine. Large format. Text and captions in Czech, Russian, French, and English. $100.

141.4. "The Plow that Broke the Plains: Art Politics & the Resettlement Administration," by Gary D. Saretzky, article about the landmark documentary film directed by Pare Lorentz for the Resettlement Administration, in The Photo Review, 23:1 (Winter 2000). Issue also includes "No Pictures: Some Thoughts on Jews in Photography," by A.D. Coleman; "Photography at Princeton," by Nicolle Plett; and "Photographing Odysseus," by Nancy Brokaw about the Ernest Schackleton expedition to the Antarctic. Issue signed by Saretzky. Fine, $10.

142. Plowden, David. Cape May to Montauk. Viking, 1973. 1st ed. Fine w. slightly chipped dj. $17.50.

142a. Plowden, David. Desert and Plain, the Mountains and the River: A Celebration of Rural America.Text by Berton Roueche. E.P. Dutton, 1975. 1st printing. Hardcover with dust jacket with new dust jacket protector. Ex-library with usual evidence. Label on dust jacket neatly removed leaving light stain. Corner crease on table of contents page. Good/vg. $5.

142b. Plowden, David. Farewell to Steam. Stephen Greene Press, 1966. Photographs of Passenger steamers: overnight luxury steamer, day excursion steamer, ferry steamer; Great Lakes: cargo boat, railroad-car ferry, river railroad-car ferry; Workboats: tug, lighter, towboat, dredger and snagboat; Passenger ferries: Hudson River, New York City harbor, St. Lawrence River, Mississippi River; and Locomotives. 1st ed. Lacks dj. Front cover damaged in about ten places by paper stuck on it that was removed. Interior fine. Bump at bottom of spine. $5. Another copy, Bonanza reprint, 3rd printing. Fine with very good protected dust jacket with small chips on edges. $10.

142c. Plowden, David. Floor of the Sky: The Great Plains. Sierra Club, 1972. 1st ed., cloth, old damp stain at bottom of cover, dampstain noticeable on inside of dj but little on outside, protected dj o/w good with chips and tape repair, gift inscription, dj price clipped. $5.

142d. Plowden, David. The Hand of Man on America. Smithsonian, 1971. Cloth, hardcover with protected dust jacket. Ex-library with usual markings, otherwise very good + with protected dust jacket. Presumed 1st edition, no later printings indicated. $10.

143. Plowden, David. A Time of Trains. W.W. Norton, 1987. 1st ed. One of numerous photo books by David Plowden, this one features black-and-white photographs of steam trains, railway stations, and related scenes depicting the end of the steam train era, presumably in the 1950s as the photos are undated. Ex-library with usual evidence, otherwise very good in protected dust jacket without spine labels. $15.

143a. The Poetic Document. Bill Burke. Larry Fink. Phyllis Galembo. October 30-November 20, 1989. Art Gallery, Drexel University. Photographs of Cambodia by Burke, African American men by Fink, and women's colorful attire in Brazil and Nigeria by Galembo. Exhibit catalog to mark the Sesquisentennial of photography and inauguration of photography major at Drexel University. Wraps with printed glassine over soft covers, 16 pages, six illustrations, essay by James R. Hugunin on “poetic visual anthropology,” introduction by Blaise Tobias, with errata slip and form letter from Tobias laid in. Very good, no marks or tears, with modest signs of handling. Uncommon in this condition, usually found with damage to fragile glassine or worse. $25.

143b. Poets on Photography, edited by Mark Melnicove. Dog Ear Press, 1981. Softcover with dust jacket, 108 pages. Illustrated with many photographs including by Aaron Siskind and Adrien Tournachon. Writers include Yoko Ono, John A. Wood, Anne Turyn, Lewis Carroll, Gerard Malanga, Robert Leverant, Edgar Lee Masters, John Ciardi, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Jonathan Williams, et al. Includes Ugo Mulas essay, "Verification I. (The Sensitive Surface.) Homage to Niepce." Laid in is a photocopy of "Ode to Photography," by Fanny Baker, from the American Journal of Photography, January 15, 1859, page 251. Near fine with a few tiny spots on cover, otherwise like new. $100.

144. Polaroid. Sullivan, Constance, ed. Legacy of Light. 250 Polaroid Photographs by 58 Distinguished Photographers. [Best survey of Polaroid photography, lavishly produced.] Knopf, 1987. With dust jacket. VG+/VG+. $35.

144a. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 13, Number 1. August 1982. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "The Tinype," by Beaumont Newhall; "Pictures from My Father's Album," by Danny Lyon; "The Perceptual Fantasies of Sheila Metzner," by Max Kozloff; "Medical Images of the Body...." by Irving A. Lerch; "Table Talk: Making Food Photography for Thought" by Owen Edwards, and others. VG- condition with some waviness of pages, one corner creased. $10. Another copy, fine. $20.

144b. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 13, Number 2. November 1982. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes"David Hockney: Polaroid Composites," by Carter Ratcliff; " Image and Likeness: Thoughts on Some Recent Photographs by Bill Burke and John Coplans" by Ben Lifson; "Moments of Light: Photographs of the Middle East by Felix Bonfils," by Jeffrey Simpson (includes four page foldout panorama of Beirut); "The Invisible Universe," by Eric Chaisson," and others. VG condition with a few crimps and rubbing on cover. [Two copies available.] $15.

144b.1. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 1. April 1983. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "Barbara Kasten:Picture Apparatus," by Belinda Rathbone; "At the Edge of Beauty and Decay," by William E. Parker (20x24 Polaroids of flowers by Chris Enos); Polaroid photographs by Philippe Halsman of Georgia O'Keeffe, Susan Sontag, Danny Kaye, Mickey Rooney, Father Cyril D'Arcy, Edward Steich, Dr. Bronowski, Peter Sellers and Ursula Andress, Alfred Hitchcock, Five Rockefeller Brothers, and Weegee; "The Artful Marie Cosindas," by Jeffrey Simpson; "The Shavanti of Central Brazil," by William Crawford; "Cool Light" by Isaac Asimov; and "The Manifold Shapes of Time: Tucson's Center for Creative Photography," by Estelle Jussim, with mostly unfamiliar photos in color and black-and-white by Ansel Adams, W. Eugene Smith, Paul Strand, Paul Caponigro, Edward Weston, Ralph Gibson, Judy Dater, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, Frederick Sommer, Imogen Cunningham, Jerry Uelsmann, Dean Brown, Aaron Siskind, Arnold Newman (portrait of Siskind), Joyce Neimanas, Kenda North, Robert Fichter, and Betty Hahn. VG- condition, with two front cover crimps and some spots on back cover, interior pages are fine. $10. Another copy, VG with minor rubbing, crimp, and spots on front cover, $10. Another copy, fine. $20.

144c. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 2. Winter 1983. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "Italian Hilltowns," by Emmet Gowin, text by Mark Strand; "A Celebration of Redheads," by Joel Meyerowitz, text by Estelle Jussim; "Photographs from Klan Room," by William Christenberry, text by Jane Livingston; "Thoughts on Starr Ockenga's Pictures" by T.B. Brazelton, M.D.; "The America's Cup - 1983" by Robby Robinson; "Finding a Lost Spanish Mission," by Patt Blue, text by David Hurst Thomas; and more. Near fine, $15. Two copies available.

144c.1. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 3. Spring 1984. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. Includes Mark Klett by Peter Galassi; Lucas Samaras by Carol Squiers; Sheila Metzner by Estelle Jussim; Eugene Richards by Gloria Emerson; John Shaw by Roger Tory Peterson; Thomas Nemcik by John Hollander; et al. VG- with vertical light crimp, top to bottom on front cover and slight corresponding bend to the rest of the magazine. $10.

144d. Polaroid Close-Up. Special Double Issue. Spirit of Sport. Volume 15, Number 1. Winter 1985. Edited by Constance Sullivan. 121 pages. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. Special double issue with emphasis on sports. Photographers: William Klein; Joel Meyerowitz (back cover); Nicholas Nixon; Sheila Metzner; Mary Ellen Mark; Jim Dow; Lee Friedlander; Starr Ockenga. Like new with a slight crimp at top edge of rear cover. $30. Another copy, VG+, $15.

144e. Polaroid Collection. Sotheby’s. Photographs from the Polaroid Collection. New York 21 & 22 June 2010. No. 8649. Massive auction catalog, fully illustrated. 480 pages. Includes both Polaroid photographs and other types of photographs, all 20th century. Photographers include Ansel Adams (many); Paul Caponigro; Harry Callahan; William Wegman; William Garnett; Luigi Ghiri; Minor White; Brett Weston; Les Krims; David Levinthal; Robert Mapplethorpe; Helmut Newton; Lucas Samaras; Jan Saudek; Walter Chappell; Imogen Cunningham; William Wegman (many); et al. Excellent condition. $30.

144f. Polaroid. 20 x 24 Light by Gary Metz. Light Gallery, April 1980. Introduction by Peter MacGill, Curator. Afterword by JoAnn Verburg. Exhibition catalog for exhibit of prints from the 20x24 Studio at Polaroid in Cambridge, Massachusetts, originating at Light Gallery and traveling for 18 months, beginning at Philadelphia College of Art. Photographers in the exhibit included (some of whom are illustrated in catalog): Michael Bishop; Robert Cumming; Robert Fichter; Chris Enos; Chuck Close; Olivia Parker; Victor Schrager; Roger Mertin; Joan Lyons; Betty Hahn; Joel Janowitz; William Larson; John Pfahl; William Wegman; Andy Warhol; Arnold Newman; David Haxton; and Jan Groover. Includes checklist of 55 works.Issued in an edition of 5,000 in wraps. Fine. $25.

145. Poland. Iwaszkiewicz, Jaroslaw. Gory Polskie w fotografii artystycznej. Warsaw, 1973. [224 aesthetically pleasing images, mostly landscapes in black and white]. Good+ w. dj chipped on back. $25.

145a. Popular Photography. The Best of Popular Photography edited by Harvey V. Fondiller. Ziff-Davis, 1979. 1st printing. Fine cloth with very good protected dust jacket. Large heavy volume with dozens of articles dating back to 1937. Robert Capa; Victor Keppler; Dorothea Lange; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Ansel Adams on “My 50 Years in Photography”; Arnold Newman; Edward Steichen; Margaret Bourke-White on her book, You Have Seen Their Faces; Edward Weston; W. Eugene Smith; Alfred Stieglitz; Paul Strand; Andreas Feininger; Andre Kertesz; Weegee; Fritz Henle; Ken Heyman; Kirlian photos; Philippe Halsman; Beaumont Newhall; Nadar; Lenses; Japanese cameras; Leica cameras; International Center of Photography - ICP; Holography; Andre de Dienes; David Douglas Duncan; Alfred Eisenstaedt; John Steinbeck; Wilson Hicks; Cornell Capa; Eaton Lothrop, Jr.; Itinerant daguerreotypists; Bob Schwalberg; Ken Poli; John G. Morris; Arthur Goldsmith; LIFE magazine; Arthur Rothstein; Edwin H. Land; et al. Divided in sections on Personalities; Techniques; PHotojournalism; Moving Images; Viewpoints; Careers; History; Index. Plus portfolios of black-and-white and color photographs. Excellent reference on history of photography. $15. Another copy, ex-library, very good with protected dust jacket. $5.

145b.2. Popular Photography. May 1940. Volume 6, Number 5. Giant Directory Issue. 214 pages, including about 100 pages with the directory listing thousands of cameras, lenses, and other photographic equipment with pictures and names and addresses of distributors.  Also includes instructional articles and Salon Section including 12 self-portraits by prominent photographers: Lejaren a Hiller; George Hurrell, the Hollywood portraitist; Victor Keppler; Charles Kerlee, who would soon join Edward Steichen’s team of Navy photographers; Pirie MacDonald (who called himself “Photographer of Men”; Martin Munkacsi, who revolutionized fashion photography with his pictures of leaping women; Valentino Sarra; Paul Hesse; Ivan Dmitri; James Doolittle; Clarence Sinclair Bull; and Anton Bruehl. Very good with small mailing label lower right of cover. $25.

145b.3. Porter, Bern. Bern Porter. SEe(MAN)TIC. January 15 - March 20, 1994. Light Gallery, Syracuse University. Number 35, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery. Exhibition catalog, well illustrated with photographs. Includes some mixed media works. Text by Porter. Wraps, 32 pages, fine. $20.

145b.3.1. Porter, Eliot. American Places. Wings, 1993. Texts by Wallace Stegner and Page Stegner. 5th printing, ex-lib. Usual library evidence. Dust jacket protector taped to hardcover book. Rear flyleaf partially removed. Discard stamp front flyleaf. Oversize, 224 pages. $5.

145b.4. Porter, Eliot. Birds of North America. A&W Visual Library, [1975]. Large format, 140pp. paperback with many photos in black-and-white and color. [Includes the classic account of how Porter, in order to photograph the Cape May Warbler in its nest, gradually cut three-foot sections out of the tree trunk until it was six feet off the ground.] VG+, $10.

145b.5. Porter, Eliot. Down the Colorado. Diary of the First Trip through the Grand Canyon by John Wesley Powell, 1869. Eliot Porter. Photographs and Epilogue. E.P. Dutton, 1969, 1st printing. Large (10x14 inch) Quarto, 168 pages, orange cloth, with minor wear at extremities, small soiled spot on rear cover, and bookplate of previous owner on flyleaf. No dust jacket. Beautiful color and black and white reproductions on heavyweight glossy paper. Beautifully printed, oversize book written by the famous one-armed explorer about his trip down the river in 1869. Eliot Porter was one of the major scenic photographers of the 20th century. He produced many books of his work, including In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World, The Place No One Knew, Baja California, Summer Island, Forever Wild, Galapagos: The Flow of Wildness, Appalachian Wilderness, Antarctica, Birds of North America, The Tree Where Man Was Born: The African Experience, Moments of Discovery, and others. Porter was closely associated with Alfred Stieglitz early in his career. His archives are at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. $15. Another copy, E.P. Dutton, 1969, 1st printing. Large (10x14 inch) Quarto, 168 pages, orange cloth, with a trifle wear on edges, end papers with light foxing, small rubber stamp of previous owner inside front cover, very good protected dust jacket. $30. Another copy, 1st edition, 2nd printing. Fine with acetate protected dust jacket that has a small chip in one corner and minor other wear to extremities and a light crease on inner rear flap. Issued at $30, dust jacket not price clipped. $20.

145b.6. Porter, Eliot. Birds of North America. A&W Visual Library, [1975]. Large format, 140pp. paperback with many photos in black-and-white and color. [Includes the classic account of how Porter, in order to photograph the Cape May Warbler in its nest, gradually cut three-foot sections out of the tree trunk until it was six feet off the ground.] VG+, $10.

145c. Porter, Eliot. Eliot Porter's Southwest. Holt, Rinehart and Wilson, 1985. 1st printing. Very good with small area of damp staining on outside of top corners, not affecting dust jacket or inside of book. Protected dust jacket has light indentations where someone used it as a writing support, only visible on close examination. Porter's only book in black-and-white, very presentable copy. $45.

145d. Porter, Eliot. The Tree Where Man Was Born: The African Experience by Peter Matthiessen (text) and Eliot Porter (photos). Dutton, 1972. This is the true first edition bound in brown cloth, dust jacket with publisher's prices at the top AND bottom of the front flap. (Book club edition was in tan cloth.) VG+ except ex-library with mylar covered dust jacket, spine labels, rear flyleaf removed. Shipping weight approx. 4.5 pounds. $15.

145d.1. Portfolio. Volume 1, Number 1. A Contemporary College Photography Magazine. Edited by Greg Holmes and Martin Wolin, Jr. Portfolio Publications, 1978. Oblong wraps, 46 pages. Photographs by Jerry Uelsmann; Bill Larson; Evon Streetman; Steven Berkowitz; Don Fike; Kenneth Kerslake; Michael Becotte; Tim Herron; Karen Wein; Steve Cowper, Catherine Jansen; et al. [First of only three issues of this periodical. Not to be confused with another magazine called Portfolio, the Magazine for the Visual Arts, which began in 1979]. Near mint with very minor signs of use on covers. Has been stored in plastic bag since new. Scarce. $75.

145e. Portraits. One of a Kind. Portraits from the LaSalle Bank Photography Collection. Essay by Carol Ehlers. LaSalle Bank, 2006. distributed by D.A.P. Like new except long thin scratch on back cover of dust jacket, not very noticeable under the new dust jacket protector. No marks or other defects. Large format book, well printed and designed. Photographers include August Sander; Walker Evans; Mike Disfarmer; Julie Moos; Richard Avedon; Edward Weston; Julia Margeret Cameron; Cindy Sherman; William Klein; Gordon Parks; Eduard van der Elsken; Rineke Dijkstra; Jitka Hanzlova; Meridel Rubenstein; David Hilliard; Roy DeCarava; Larry Sultan; Thomas Struth; Tina Barney; Carrie Mae Weems; Nicholas Nixon; Diane Arbus; Chao Chan; Rip Hopkins; David Hockney; Stephen Shore; Dawoud Bey; Ben Gest; Philip-Lorca diCorcia; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Phlippe Halsmann; Tina Barney; Manuel Alvarez Bravo; Chuck Stewart; Dieter Appelt; Arno Nollen; Edward Steichen; Man Ray; Seydou Keita. $10.

145e.1. Portraits. Likenesses: Portrait Photography in Europe, 1850-1870. November 14, 1980-January 11, 1981. Art Museum, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Exhibition catalog by Elizabeth Anne McCauley, who provides an erudite introduction with 142 end notes and commentary on the illustrations, including photographs by Antony-Samuel Adam-Salomon, Count Aguado, Alophe, Ludwig Angerer, Thomas Annan, William Bainbridge, C. Basset; Auguste Belloc, I. Caldesi, Julia Margaret Cameron, Etienne Carjat, Lewis Carroll, William Claridge, George Cooper, Leon Cremiere, Joseph Cundall & Robert Howlett, Adolphe-Jean-Francois Dallemagne, Louis-Alphonse Davanne, Delmaet & Durandelle, Louis-Jean Delton, Andre-Adolphe-Eugene Disderi, Elliott & Fry, Roger Fenton, Lady Filmer, Franck, Francis Frith, Paul Gaillard, Franz Hanfstaengl, Lady Hawarden, J.J. Hellman, Robert Howlett, Charles-Victor Hugo, Cosmo Innes, Laisne & Defonds, Gustave Le Gray, Leslay, Alois Locherer, Nadar, et al. Oblong wraps, 68 pages, very good with a light bump on bottom edge. $20.

145e.2. Positive, 1981-1982. Creative Photography Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1982. Introduction by Starr Ockenga. Articles by Andy Grundberg, Linda Benedict-Jones, Harold Edgerton, Gyorgy Kepes, Estelle Jussim; Michael Bishop, Terrence Crane, Hideji Nagura, and Stephen R. Milanowski. Topics include contemporary British photographers, strobe photography, Michael Bishop's slide lecture, and biases against color in photography. Photographs by Hideji Nagura; Terrence Crane; Michaela Rantoul Garzoni; Linda Benedict-Jones; and Stephen R. Milanowski. Wraps, 48 pages. Good with indentations on covers and footprints on pages 26, 28, and 30. No copies found for sale on Internet in June 2020. $15.

145e.3. Post, Kari. Inspired by Nature. Photographs by Kari Post. Self-published, printed by Blurb, 2009. Wraps, unpaginated, about 80 pages. Photographs of birds, animals, waterfalls, landscapes, dew drops, plants, etc. Well-composed color images. For samples of her work, see Kari Post's website at https://www.karipost.com. Fine, like new, $10.

145e.4. Postcards. Il Tempo Libero: La Fotografia in Cartolina by Guido Cecere. Fratelli Alinari, 1998. History of postcards with 209 postcards from Europe and the United States reproduced in color. Text in Italian although some postcards have captions in other languages including English. Includes chapters on love, tourism, fashion, et al. Most of the postcards are photographic in origin. Illustrated wraps with custom made 4-mil polyster jacket. An exceptionally attractive copy. $20.

145e.5. Postmodernism. Image Scavengers: Photography. December 8, 1982 - January 30, 1983. By Paula Marincola. Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, 1982. Text by Paula Marincola with an additional essay, "Appropriating Appropriation" by Douglas Crimp. Includes exhibition checklist and selected bibliography. Artists: Ellen Brooks; Eileen Cowin; Jimmy De Sana; Barbara Kruger; Sherrie Levine; Richard Prince; Don Rodan; Cindy Sherman; and Laurie Simmons. Wraps, 40 pages, well illustrated in black-and-white and color, near fine with a few tiny nicks on cover, stored in plastic sleeve since new. $100.

145e.6. Postmodernism. INsight. 3:1, 1993. Examining Postmodernism: Images/Premises, edited by Lynn Stern and Stephen Brigidi. Last issue of this magazine with proceedings of a two-evening symposium sponsored by the Photographic INsight Foundation and hosted by New York University, March 5 and 7, 1991. Opening remarks by Lynn Stern. Opening statements by Donald Kuspit, A.D. Coleman, Max Kozloff, Shelley Rice, and Martin Bergmann. Illustrations: Sherrie Levine; Cindy Sherman; Laurie Simmons; Barbara Kruger; Richard Prince; and Allan McCollum. Wraps, 28 pages, fine. $50.

145e.7. Postmodernism. Regarding Postmodernism. SF Camerawork. 16:1, Spring 1989. Timothy Druckrey, Guest Editor. Articles on the theme by Robert Blake, Diane Neumaier, Richard Bolton, and Timothy Druckrey. Illustrations by John Baldessari, Martha Rosler, Barbara Kruger, et al. Also exhibition review of "Hysterics of Photography," by Mark Sloan with images based on other photographers' work by Jay Boersma, Karl Baden, Karen Keister, Joachim Schmid and Adib Fricke. Wraps, 32 pages, mailing label on back cover with typical signs of transit en route, including rubs, crimps, and light indentations. VG-, $20.

145e.8. Postmodernism. PhotoVision. Reciclar La Historia. Recycling History. Numero 25. Enereo-Junio 1994. Theme issue on postmodernism of this quarterly, with text in Spanish and English. Essay by Carmelo Vega. Interview with Ken Josephson by Karen Turk. Portfolio by image scavenger artists: Ulrich Tillman & Wolfgang Vollmer; Karl Baden; Jim Stone; Jay Boersma; Sorel Cohen; Paul Laster; and Joachim Schmid & Adib Fricke; and Klaus Kammerichs. Wraps, 66 pages on heavy weight glossy stock. Very good with small scratch on cover and bump top right corner. $30.

145f. Power, Mark. Mark Power: Beauty & the Beast. October 4 - December 9, 1979. Corcoran Gallery of Art. Essay by Jane Livingston. Photography at the Corcoran series. 1,500 copies printed. Fine with 5 letter code in pencil at bottom of title page. Stapled wraps, 12 page exhibition catalog. Includes six hand-tinted color photographs of home interiors, including two with a woman in bed, with list of previous exhibitions, articles, reviews, statements, and bibliography. $20.

146. Pratt, Richard and Edward Steichen. Gardens in Color: How to Plan a Succession of Bloom. Garden City Publishing, 1944. (Color photos by Steichen.) vg with edge-worn dj. $55.

146.1. Presences: The Figure and Manmade Environments. Perspective Series, Contemporary Photography. Feb. 24-March 20, 1980. Freedman Gallery, Albright College, Reading, PA. Text by Bruce Sheftel. Illustrated color wraps, 44 pages, very good with minor wear at top and bottom right corners. Notable both for the mostly well known photographers included and the predominantly seldom seen photographs by them. Photographers include: Jan Groover (cover), Lee Friedlander, Tom Barrow, Michael Bishop, Larry Clark, Bevan Davies, Mitch Epstein, Larry Fink, Emmet Gowin, Jeffrey Hoone, Harold Jones, Peter Jujar, Duane Michals, William Larson, John Pfahl, Robert Mapplethorpe, Elaine Mayes, Grant Mudford, Tod Papageorge, Lilo Raymond, Laurence Salzmann, Eva Rubenstein, Nancy Rexroth, Bruce Sheftel, Laurie Simmons, Stephen Shore, Victor Schrager, Carl Toth, Alex Traube, Garry Winogrand, et al. $10.

146.2. Prince, Doug. Doug Prince: Photo Sculpture. Catalogue by Courtia Jay Worth. The Witkin Gallery, New York, 1979. Wraps, 20 pages, 12 illustrations. Includes statement by Prince, checklist, notes on process (multiple layers of photographic images contained in a plexiglass box), biographical information, and two photos of Prince, one with Becky New. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Good with some crimps along spine and other signs of moderate use. $20.

146.3. Prince, Richard. Richard Prince: Pamphlet. Le Nouveau Musee, 1983. Essay by Kate Linker. Issued on the occasion of Richard Prince's first solo exhibition at the Nouveau Musee, Villeurbanne, France, January 21 - March 6, 1983. Text in English and French. Stiff wraps, 32 pages. Issued in an edition of 1,000. (Also issued in a deluxe edition of 50 numbered copies, both editions rare.) Purchased when new and carefully stored, still fresh, near fine with small bump top middle edge. Copy offered at Swann Auction, May 2010, with estimate of $900-$1200. Price on Request.

146.3a. Princeton. Reflections on Photographing Princeton: An Essay to Accompany an Exhibition at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, 15 August 1998 - 30 June 1999 by Melissa A. Johnson. Princeton University Library, 1998. History of photography in Princeton, illustrated, including photographers Royal H. Rose, William R. Howell, William Notman, Pach Brothers, Alan Richards, George K. Warren, Montgomery P. Simons, John Moran, et al. Wraps, 57 pages, like new. $15.

146.4. Princeton Photography Club 2011 Year in Review. One or two photos each by Vivian Abbott, David Ackerman, Elsie Allen, Bob Ambrosio, India Blake, Sheila Bodine, Miek Boltjes, Valerie Bowe, Jay Brandinger, Valerie Chaucer-Levine, Lillian Ciuffreda, Eileen Conway, Sylvia Doner, C. Paul Douglas, Fred Everett, Roberta Fineman, Vita Forlenza, Irvine Gaskin, Carl Geisler, Sheila Geisler, Ilya Genin, Michael Geraghty, Ryan Geraghty, Fran Gerber, Jerry Gerber, Lesley Gevins, Lionel Goodman, Ruth Goodman, Scott Gordon, Alice Grebanier, Edward Greenblat, Janet Hautau, Andrew Hunter, Allen Jones, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Alexis Kauriga, Alan Kesselhaut, Teresa Klaw, Wayne Klaw, Fay Kobland, Leslie Kuenne, Dennis Kujawski, Simon Laufer, Barbara Lawrence, Mary Leck, Julie Lee, Robert Levine, Susan F. Levine, John Lien, Terry Lyons, Ann Mark, Wiebke Martens, Josh Masson, Jonathan Michalik, Farida Mistry, Natalie Morawsky, Ann Murphy, Carla Olsen, Tasha O’Neill, Deborah Paglione, Narendra Pai, Larry Parsons, Johnny Perna, Kevin Perry, Neil Persh, Bennett Povlow, Marla Powers, William K. Powers, Maia Reim, Corinne Reslier, Ernestine Ruben, Gary Saretzky, Sandra Shapiro, Kevan Sizemore, Bill Slack, Steve Snel, Jerry Spielman, Chris Stadelmeier, Igor Svibilsky, Olga Svibilsky, Katherine Thropp, Rajesh Thundil, Richard Trenner, Walt Varan, Leo Vayn, J. Verni, Frank Veronsky, Irwin Vogel, Samuel Vovsi, Barbara Warren, Martha Weintraub, Julian Weitzenfeld, John Wells, Ed Wendell, Lee Whiteman, David Wurtzel. Wraps, slight indentations on cover. Issued at $63.19. $40.

146.5. Princeton Photography Club 2012 Year in Review. Two photos each by Vivian Abbott , David Ackerman, Elsie Allen, Bob Ambrosio, David Anderson, Joanne Antanavage, Felix Azcona, India Blake, Sheila Bodine, Miek Boltjes, Jay Brandinger, Valerie Chaucer-Levine, Michael Chlenov, Lillian Ciuffreda, Eileen Conway, Andrew Darlow, Judy Dinnerman, C. Paul Douglas, Fred Everett, Roberta Fineman, Vita Forlenza, Irvine Gaskin, Carl Geisler, Sheila Geisler, Ilya Genin, Fran C. Gerber, Jerry Gerber, Lesley Gevins, Daniel Goldberg, Arthur Goldenberg, Lionel Goodman, David Goodwillie, Rhonda Goodwin, Scott Gordon, Alice Grebanier, Janet Hautau, Herb Horowitz, Padma Inguva, David Johnson, Allen Jones, Gery Juleff, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Alan Kesselhaut, Teresa Klaw, Wayne Klaw, Fay Kobland, Randy Koslo,Taylor Koslo, Yuko Kudo, Leslie Kuenne, Dennis Kujawski, Vincent Laposta, Barbara Lawrence, Mary Leck, Julie Lee, Robert Levine, Susan F. Levine, Kah Wai Lin, Susan Lipschutz, Barbara Lundy, Terry Lyons, Ann Mark, Wiebke Martens, Lisa Marttila, Josh Masson, Gerrit Meaker, Jonathan Michalik, Natalie Morawsky,Rajiv Mundayat, Ann Murphy, Carla Olsen, Tasha O’Neill, Deborah Paglione, Larry Parsons, Johnny Perna, Kevin Perry, Neil Persh, Bennett Povlow, Summer Pramer, Maia Reim, Corinne Reslier, Ellen Rogers, Gary Saretzky, Sandra Shapiro, Madelaine Shellaby, Jerry Spielman, Pat Steo, Igor Svibilsky, Olga Svibilsky, Ron Tarver, Katherine Thropp, Karl A. Traul, Richard Trenner, Walt Varan, Leo Vayn, J. Verni, Frank Veronsky, Samuel Vovsi, Barbara Warren, Martha Weintraub, Julian Weitzenfeld, John Wells, Lee Whiteman, Idaherma Williams, David Wurtzel, Jeffrey Yuan. Issued at $94.29. Wraps. Fine. $45

146.6. Princeton University. Record of the Art Museum of Princeton University, Vol. 39, No. 1/2, 1980. Includes "Aaron Siskind: Ideas in Photography" by Ronald J. Hill and "Equivalence, Symbolism, and Minor White's Way into the Language of Photography" by John Pultz. Foreword by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, 64 pages. Like new, carefully stored since publication. Surprisingly uncommon. $50.

146.7. Printletter No. 37, January/February 1982, Vol. 7, No.1. International Forum for Fine Art Photography (Zurich). Edited by Marco Misani and Inge Bondi. Profusely illustrated with fine photos. Includes reviews of the 2nd New York Photo Fair and the 10th Anniversary of Galerie Wilde in Cologne, Germany, interview with collector L. Fritz Gruber, portfolio of photographer Kozo Miyoshi, and other brief articles and reviews. Cover photo by Ernest Franssens. Other photos by Jaschi Klein, Jean Dieuzaide, Barry Pringle, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Irving Penn (portrait of Gruber), Man Ray, Herbert Tobias, Eva Rubinstein, Alfred Ehrhardt, Lee Friedlander, Faurest Davis, Max Yavno, et al. Glossy wraps, 42 pages. Near fine with a few light crimps and slight bend in bottom right corner. $75.

146.8. Purcell, Rosamond Wolff. A Matter of Time. David R. Godine, 1975. Preface by Rosamond Wolff Purcell. Wraps, 72 pages, 1st edition. Contemporary Photographers Series: 1. Intimate, moody black-and-white photographs of people, old cars, dolls, sculpture and other objects. Includes some double exposures (or printing with sandwiched negatives). Fine with custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. $10.

147. Purcell, Rosamond Wolff. Half-Life. Godine, 1980. 1st edition, fine in original red cloth with small remainder mark at bottom of text block near spine. Protected dust jacket is very good with a bit of wear at extremities and a small scuff. $15.

147a. Rae, Bruce. Bruce Rae: New Work. 20 May - 18 July 1998. Michael Hoppen Photography gallery, London, 1998. Exhibition catalog. Introduction by Robin Muir. [Rae's work here consists of salt prints of flowers.] Stiff wraps, 20 pages, like new. Two copies available. $15.

147a.1. Ralston, Birgitta. Birgitta Ralston: Sisters. Photographic Portraits. An Exhibition Curated and with an introduction by Joyce Koskenmaki Parr. Essay by Missy Daniel. Statement by Birgitta Ralston. University Art Gallery, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, January 26 - February 18, 1989. Illustrated stiff wraps, 32 pages, with black-and-white portraits of sisters taken mostly in Sweden. Fine with picture postcard laid in promoting the exhibit at another venue, Radcliffe College, December 3, 1990 - January 4, 1991. Scarce, only six copies in libraries listed in WorldCat. $20.

147a.2. Rankin, Tom. Sacred Space: Photographs from the Mississippi Delta by Tom Rankin. University Press of Mississippi, 2003. Foreword by Charles Reagan Wilson. Wraps, 84 pages, 1st ed. Near very good with some waviness of pages, kissed at lower right corner, and crimp at corner of back cover. Black-and-white photographs by Rankin of African American people, churches, and other subjects associated with religion in the Mississippi Delta. $10.

147a.3. Ranney, Edward. Edward Ranney Photographs: The John B. Elliott Collection. February 15 - June 7, 2001. Princeton University Art Museum, 2001. Preface and introductory essay by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, 1st edition, French fold flaps, 35 pp., check list, 15 full page black-and-white plates. An immaculate copy. $75.

147b. Rauhauser, Bill. A Sustained Vision: Bill Rauhauser. From Content to Form, 1946-1992. Detroit Focus Gallery, April 24 through May 30, 1992. Foreword by Mary M. Denison. Essay by Ellen Sharp. Stiff illustrated wraps, 16 pages printed on heavy-weight paper, illustrated with 19 black-and-white photographs with varied subject matter. Includes checklist of 53 works and biographical information on the Detroit photographer, whose work was included in the 1954 Family of Man exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Very good with minor shelf wear. $30.

148. Rauschenberg, Robert. Rauschenberg Photographs. Pantheon, 1981. 1st U.S. edition, also published in France, for which this publication was issued in connection with an exhibition at the Centre Beaubourg in Paris. Very good, with trace of foxing on preliminary title page, in very good protected dust jacket, that has two minuscule closed tears on top edge and a crimp on inside of front flap. [A copy of this book sold at the #1971Swann auction in 2003 for $175, plus buyer's premium.] $75.

Rawlings, John - See Weston, Edward

148a. Regnault, Victor. Victor Regnault and the Advance of Photography: the Art of Avoiding Errors by Laurie Dahlberg. Princeton University Press. [The most complete book yet available on a leading calotype photographer of the 1850s in France, with high quality reproductions.] 1st edition, 1st printing. Like new with protected dust jacket. $20.

148aa. Renger-Patzsch, Albert. Untitled 12 (Renger-Patzsch issue). Friends of Photography, 1977. Edited by James Enyeart. A few loose pages as common with this perfect bound book. Slight shelf wear. Also includes "Picking Winners" by Henry Holmes Smith and a chronology of exhibits at the Friends, 1967-1977, which reads like a who's who in photography. $12.

148a.1. Reproduction and Printing Processes by Modernage Photographic Services, New York, n.d. Printed in Switzerland by Bucher, publishers of Camera magazine, which has an ad inside back cover. Front cover and format looks like an issue of the magazine, with several foldouts. One page with information and photos related to Modernage. Wraps, 44 pages. Includes samples and descriptions of Letterpress, Intaglio, Lithography, Offset, and Gravure. Sample photographs by Richard Avedon, et al. Very good with a bit of shelf wear. No copies found for sale on Internet or in WorldCat in June 2020. $30.

148a.2. Researching Photographers by Amy Stark. Center for Creative Photography, 1984. Wraps, 16 pages, 3-hole punched for looseleaf binder, as issued. Bibliographies under headings Biographical Dictionaries, General Bibliographies, Indexes, General Histories Containing Biographical Information, Specialized Histories, Collections of Photographers’ Writings and Interviews, and Other Resources at the Center for Creative Photography, plus indexes to titles and authors. Near fine with slight fading at extremities to the light blue covers. $15.

148a.3. Resnick, Marcia. See by Marcia Resnick. Self-published, 1975. Wraps, 36 pages, tipped in color photo on cover. With a few crimps and with crinkling on a few pages that occurred during binding process. Covers like new. People seen from rear engaged in seeing. Photographer's first book. 34 full-page b&w photos. $25.

148aa. Riboud, Marc. Visions of China. (Superb images, 1957-1980). Pantheon, 1980. 1st U.S. ed., hardcover in maroon cloth. Minor wear on price clipped dj., o/w fine. $75. Another copy, closed edge tears on top of protected price clipped dj, otherwise fine. $65.

148b. Richards, Eugene. Stepping Through the Ashes. [Aftermath of 9/11 at the World Trade Center, poignant documentary.] 1st printing. Aperture, 2002. 192 pages. Fine with near fine protected dust jacket with price sticker on verso. $30.

148c. Rickard, Jolene. Jolene Rickard: Cracked Shell. April 1 - June 30, 1994. Exhibition catalog. No. 36, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University. Essay by Amy Hufmagel. In this exhibit, Rickard, a turtle clan member of the Tuscarora Nation territories, photographs her "intuitive and spiritual interaction with land." Wraps, 20 pages, fine. $15.

149. Ries, Linda A., ed. History of Photography in Pennsylvania. Special Issue of Pennsylvania History, 64:2 (Spring 1997). [Includes articles on Marcus Aurelius Root, Francis L. Cooper (amateur) , early Pittsburgh photographers, John F. Nice, Elias Goldensky, Thomas Eakins, early oil industry, Mifflin and Engle, Black daguerreotypist Glenalvin J. Goodridge, Julius Sachse, and the Raymond Holland Collection. Winner of the 1997 MARAC Arline Custer Award for publications.] Signed by one of the authors, Gary Saretzky. 356pp. $20.

149a.1. Ries, Stan. The World Trade Center Remembered. Aerial and Panoramic Photographs by Stan Ries. Comments by Philip Johnson, Cesar Pelli, Hugh Hardy, Alex Cooper, Stanton Eckstut, Phillip Lopate, Peter Samton, and Adar Eisenbruch Linlithgo Publishers, 2006. Excellently printed color photos by Stan Ries. Oblong wraps, 32 pages, like new, SIGNED. $25.

149a. Riis, Jacob. How the Other Half Lives. Studies Among the Tenements of New York. With 100 Photographs from the Riis Collection. Dover, 1971. Reprint of the 1890 edition with additional photographs. The original edition had 38 redrawn photographs while this edition has 100 half-tones and is a fuller realization of Riis' intentions. Wraps, as issued, vg+, $10.

149b. Riis, Jacob. How the Other Half Lives (1890). Introduction by Donald N. Bigelow. Hill and Wang, 1957, first edition thus. Wraps. Ex-library, well worn, acceptable. This edition is text only, no illustrations. Reading copy. $5.

150. Riis, Jacob. The Making of an American. [Autobiography of one of the pioneers of social documentary photography. Includes images from Riis' earlier book, How the Other Half Lives.] Macmillan, March 1902, 5th printing [first issued in November 1901]. Nonauthorial 1902 gift inscription on flyleaf, blue cloth binding w. gilt lettering, worn extremities, o/w very good, custom made polyester jacket. $40. Also available, 1966 Harper Torchback paperback edition with biographical essay by Roy Lubove, worn ex-library paperback, reading copy with illustrations higher quality in the 1902 edition. $5.

150a. Robinson, David. Saving Graces: Images of Women in European Cemeteries. Foreword by Joyce Carol Oates. W.W. Norton, 1995. 1st printing in wraps, very good with a bit of curling to front wrapper, else fine. $15.95 price sticker on verso. $5.

150a.1. Rodchenko, Alexander. Schaaktafel, 1925: Bouwplaat, schaal 1:7 = Chess table, 1925 : paper model, scale 1:7. Thoth Publishing, 1989. [Not a photography book but Rodchenko was also a photographer. New in shrink-wrap. Museum store price label on back of item. Never opened. Includes 1:7 paper model of Rodchenko's design for the Great International Exhibition for Applied and Industrial Arts in Paris, 1925. Includes booklet with drawings of some of the pieces so that these can be reconstructed. Also comes with chess pieces which enable playing a game of mini-chess. Scarce.] $995.

150aa. Rogers, Kenny. Kenny Rogers. Your Friends and Mine. [Oversize, more than 11x14 inches, celebrity studio portraits by the singer and photographer, his second book of photographs. Subjects include Michael Jackson, Linda Gray, Burt Bachrach and Carole Bayer Sager, Kirk Douglas, Jimmy Stewart, President Gerald Ford, John Huston, Jaclyn Smith, Dick Clark, Elton John, Julie Harris, President Ronald Reagan, Dudley Moore, Morgan Fairchild, Alexander Godunov, Catherine Oxenberg, Bruce Boxleitner, Bob Hope, Sylvester Stallone, Ray Chalres, Yousuf Karsh, Dionne Warwick, Larry Bird, Phil Collins, Burt Reynolds, and many others.] Little, Brown, 1987. 1st ed. Very good with small annotations inside rear cover with very good dust jacket. $25. Another copy, ex-library, no spine label on dust jacket, card pocket on rear flyleaf, no markings on pages of book, fine/fine except as noted. $12.50.

150aaaa. Rogovin, Milton. Windows That Open Inward: Images of Chile. White Pine Press, 1998. 1st edition. Wraps, 68 pages, fine with custom made polyester jacket. Photographs by Rogovin with poems by Pablo Neruda translated into English, for the most part on facing pages. $55.

151. Rogovin, Milton. Brutvan, Cheryl A., Robert J. Doherty, and Fred Licht. Milton Rogovin: The Forgotten Ones. [Retrospective of Rogovin's photographs of the working class; includes interview with the photographer.] University of Washington, 1985. Wraps, crease in lower right corner of cover, o/w vg+. $35.

151.01. Roma, Thomas. Higher Ground. D.A.P., 1998. Introduction by Ian Frazier. Essay by Ellen Handy. ISBN 1-891024-00-0. [Black-and-white photographs taken in and from elevated trains in New York City.] Hardcover with dust jacket, as new, still in shrinkwrap. Issued at $45. SOLD

151.02. Roma, Thomas. Sicilian Passage. Introduction by Sandra S. Phillips. Afterword by Anna Roma. powerHouse, 2003. 1st ed., fine with protected dust jacket, as new. Thomas Roma has been awarded two Guggenheim fellowships and has had solo exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art and the International Center of Photography in New York. Currently (2009) Director of Photography at Columbia University, he has also taught at Yale, Fordham, Cooper Union, and the School of Visual Arts. Sicilian Passage is one of his first ten books. As stated by Mary Ellen Mark on the back of the dust jacket, "This book is a timeless view into a landscape and its people. Thomas Roma's eloquent photographs of Sicily are like beautiful poems about a land that he loves." $25.

151.03. Roma, Thomas. Pannaroma–MCCC. Exhibition catalog, Sept. 2-25, 2014. The Gallery, Mercer County Community College, West Windsor, New Jersey. Photographs made with Thomas Roma's 1x3 panoramic camera, named after Roma's wife Anna. Photographs by Thomas Roma, Inbal Abergil, Tony Chirinos, Michael Dalton, Lee Friedlander, Stephen Hilger, Yoav Horesh, Zsolt Kadar, Richard Labarbera, Jeffrey Ladd, Kai McBride, Claudio Nolasco, Anibal Pella-Woo, Dennis Santella, Laura, Mercik-Sellers, Raghubir Singh, Sasha Waters Freyer, and Dan Willner. SIGNED by Michael Dalton under one of his photos. Wraps, 8.5 x 3.5 inches. Like new. Uncommon, especially signed. $25. Another copy, unsigned, $20.

151.03a. Romer, Willy. Willy Romer: Kinder auf der Strasse. Berlin 1904-1932. Edition Photothek II. Dirk Nishen Verlag in Kreuzberg. Dirk Nishen, 1983. Text by Diethart Kerbs in German. Street photography of children in black-and-white. Wraps, 32 pages, fine with price label on back cover. $15.

151.03. Ronis, Willy. Willy Ronis. I Grandi Fotografi by Romeo Martinez and Bryn Campbell. Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri, 1983. In Italian. Wraps, 64 pages, near fine with minor imperfections. Includes self-portrait and many full page photographs taken in Paris, France, featuring his street photography, female nudes, et al. $20.

151.04. Rosenberg, Daniel. Museum Studies. By Daniel Rosenberg with an introduction by Tom Drysdale. Published by Civia & Irwin Rosenberg, 1989. Wraps, 56 pages. Includes some of artist’s senior thesis exhibit in 1988 at NYU, during which he died. Work consists of black-and-white photographs of items on view in museums, an example of image scavenging postmodernism. Very good with minor edge wear. From the collection of the late Louis H. Draper, though unmarked. $18.

Rossiter, Alison - see Contact Sheet.

151.1a. Rosskam, Edwin. San Francisco: West Coast Metropolis. The Face of America. Alliance, 1939. Introduction by William Saroyan. [Rosskam's first book, produced in collaboration with his wife Louise Rosskam.] Cloth, vg+ , previous owner's bookplate inside cover, with good dust jacket (hard to find with any kind of dust jacket). $40.

151.2. Rosskam, Edwin. Washington: Nerve Center. The Face of America. Alliance, 1939. Introduction by Eleanor Roosevelt. Co-edited by Ruby Black. [Rosskam's second book, produced in collaboration with his wife Louise Rosskam.] Cloth, vg+ , previous owner's bookplate inside cover, with good+ dust jacket (hard to find with any kind of dust jacket). $40. Another copy, cloth, vg+, slight fading to orange cloth binding, no dust jacket. $20.

151.4. Rosskam, Edwin and Louise. Towboat River. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1948. 1st edition. [The last of the Rosskams' documentary photography books and the only one in which Louise Rosskam is fully credited on the title page.] Cloth, no dust jacket, near very good. With The Photo Review, 25th Anniversary Issue, 24:1 & 2 (Winter/Spring 2001) that includes"Bliss on the Old Miss: The Rosskams and Towboat River," by Gary D. Saretzky and signed by him on the cover. Both items, $25.

151.5. Rosskam, Louise. Re-Viewing Documentary: The Photographic Life of Louise Rosskam by Laura Katzman and Beverly W. Brannan. American University Museum/Penn State, 2011. [The first monograph about the documentary photographer, issued in conjuction with an exhibit at American University Museum.] New in shrinkwrap, 1st ed., $50.

151a. Rosskam. Three articles about Edwin and Louise Rosskam by Gary D. Saretzky. Part one. "She Worked Her Head Off: Edwin and Louise Rosskam & the Golden Age of Documentary Photography Books," in The Photo Review, 23:3 (Summer 2000). [First of three part article; this one covers the Rosskams' early lives and their first two books, San Francisco: West Coast Metropolis and Washington: Nerve Center.] Part two: " Documenting Diversity: Edwin Rosskam & the Photo Book, 1940-1941, covering As Long as the Grass Shall Grow, Home Town, and 12 Million Black Voices in 23:4 (Fall 2000). Part three: "Bliss on the Old Miss: The Rosskams and Towboat River," 24:1& 2 (Winter/Spring 2001). Three complete issues of the magazine. Signed by author. Fine. $30.

151aa. Roth, Andrew. The Book of 101 Books. Seminal Photographic Books of the Twentieth Century. Catalog and essays by Vince Aletti, Richard Benson, May Castleberry, Jeffrey Fraenkel, Daido Moriyama, Shelley Rice, David Levi Strauss, and Neville Wakefield. PPP Editions/Roth Horowitz LLP. 1st trade edition, 2001. [Essential reference, 305 pages, profusely illustrated, commonly cited as "Roth 101" in bookseller listings. Comparable copy sold at Photo-Eye auction in 2010 for $385. Near fine with small bump at top of spine and corresponding small wrinkle in protected dust jacket. $200.

151b. Rothstein, Arthur. Photojournalism. Pictures for Magazines and Newspaper. Amphoto, 1956. 1st ed. [Arthur Rothstein worked for Roy Stryker at the Farm Security Administration before moving on to Look Magazine, where he was Technical Director at the time of this book. Includes photos by Rothstein, Joe Rosenthal, Fred Hanson, Joseph Costa, Max Desfor, Paul Nadar, Edweard Muybridge, Frank Bauman, et al. This copy is signed by the late Trenton, NJ, photographer, M.W. Barish.] vg+, no dj, $30.

151bb. Rothstein, Arthur. Photojournalism. Pictures for Magazines and Newspaper. Amphoto, 1974. 3rd revised ed. [Arthur Rothstein worked for Roy Stryker at the Farm Security Administration before moving on to Look Magazine, where he became Technical Director. Includes photos by Rothstein, Joe Rosenthal, Fred Hanson, Joseph Costa, Max Desfor, Paul Nadar, Edweard Muybridge, Frank Bauman, et al.] Ex-library, mylar covered dust jacket taped to book, spine lael, rear flyleaf removed, worn tips. [Note: dust jacket refers to 4th edition but this is erroneous and the dust jacket is the one that came with the third edition.] $5.

Rothstein, Arthur - see also 100g. Leica.

151bb.1. Rousseau, Ann Marie. Shopping Bag Ladies: Homeless Women Speak About Their Lives. Pilgrim, 1981. Interviews and photographs of the women by Rousseau. Very good hardcover in cloth with college department stamps on top and bottom of text block, lacks dust jacket. Short stray ink mark on page 137, a few pages with crease marks. $5.

151bbb. Rowe, Willyum. Willyum Rowe: Discovery and Detail. March 25-May 31, 1992. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University. No 28. [Selections from humorous series by Rowe, who has "created works grounded in photography that combine drama and burlesque with a sensitive and intelligent equilibrium." (Hoone).] Wraps, 12 pages including illustrated covers, fine. $15.

151bbbb. Rowell, Galen. "Roofs of the World: Galen Rowell shares his 'down-to-earth' techniques to bring home sky-high mountain photography, from California's Sierras to Nepal and Tibet," by Steven Werner, in Outdoor Photographer, Premier Issue, June 1985, pp. 24-31, 68-69, 73. [Extensive interview with Rowell, one of the greatest mountain photographers before his untimely death, illustrated with color photographs. Entire issue of magazine, 74 pages. Also includes article with photographs of wild animals by Leonard Lee Rue III, characterized as "the foremost wildlife photographer," with text by Rue. Very good with minor signs of use, no marks. $15.

151c. Royalty. Patrick Montague-Smith. The Country Life Book of the Royal Silver Jubilee. London: Hamlyn, 1976. [Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip, the Queen Mother, the Royal Children, The Royal Family Tree, etc., profusely illus. in color and black-and-white.] 175pp. Fine w. vg+ dj. $10.

151c.1. Rubel Collection. Inventing a New Art: Early Photographs from the Rubel Collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Malcolm Daniel. Issued as Metroplitain Museum of Art Bulletin, Spring 1999. Illustrations of exceptional daguerreotypes, calotypes, and albumen silver prints by Antoine Claudet; William Henry Fox Talbot; Robert Hunt; Nevil Story-Maskelyne; Hill & Adamson; Roger Fenton; Gustave Le Gray; Julia Margaret Cameron; John Adams Whipple; Platt Babbitt; Felix-Jacques-Antoine Moulin; Southworth & Hawes, et al. Wraps, 56 pages, fine. $15. Two copies available.

151d. Rubinfien, Leo. A Map of the East. Afterword by Donald Ritchie. David R. Godine, 1992. [Photographs by Leo Rubinfien of Japan, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, India, and Borneo.] 1st edition in stiff wraps, vg+ with small crimp on cover. Issued at $25. $6.

151d.1. Rumph, Charles. Charles Rumph: Chambers. The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C. July 26-September 7, 1980. Exhibit catalog, illustrated stapled wraps, 17 pages, 11 black-and-white plates of details taken in building interiors, checklist of 73 works, chronology of photographer's life. Essay by David Tannous on Rumph's connections to the formalist tradition in photography exemplified by Edward Weston. Edition of 1,500 copies printed by Meriden Gravure. [Rumpf began his career as a musician and rodeo performer, then after getting a law degree, served as Deputy Attorney General, State of California. His photographic career began in the 1970s and after winning prestigious awards, he established his own photography business in 1978, specializing in photography of art and architecture, and lecturing on photography. ] Very good with small abrasion spot near edge of front cover, otherwise fine. $15.

151d.1.1. Ruohomaa, Kosti. Night Train at Wiscasset Station. Text by Lew Ditz, photos by Kosti Ruohamoaa. Doubleday, 1977. [Photographs of Maine by the photographer whose archives are at the Penobscot Marine Museum.] Wraps, with custom made 4-mil polyester protector. Small scuff on rear cover where price tag removed, otherwise fine. $20.

151d.2. Ruscha, Ed. Guacamole Airlines. Abrams, 1980. 1st edition. [With his characteristicl deadpan humor, Ruscha turned his attention from gas stations to airlines in this series of conceptual photographs.] Ex-library with protected dust jacket. Rear flyleaf trimmed to remove card pocket. No spine label (neatly removed). Spine somewhat faded where there was no label. Crease in a foldout page. Tape stains on cover where tape was used to affix former dust jacket protector, which has been replaced with a new one. Library stamp at top of text block blacked out. An attractive copy except as noted. $10.

151e. Russell, Andrew J. Russell's Civil War Photographs. 116 Historic Prints by Andrew J. Russell. With a preface by Joe Buberger and Matthew Isenberg. NY: Dover, 1982. Wraps, 9x12 inches, near fine reprint with $7.95 original price, $13. Another copy, 1st ed. with original $6.95 price, vg with a few crimps on cover, $10. Another copy, 1st ed. with original $6.95 price, VG- with moderate edgewear and darkening at edges of covers, $5.

151ee. Russell, Andrew J. Westward to Promontory. Building the Union Pacific across the plains and mountains. A Pictorial Documentary with text by Barry B. Combs. Illustrated with reproductions of A.J. Russell photographs made with 10 x 13 collodion wet plate negatives. Essential book on the history of railroads and Russell’s western landscape photography. Before he did these photos, A.J. Russell was active as a photographer during the Civil War. He is considered one of the major figures in Western United States landscape photography in the nineteenth century. Important book for both the history of railroads and the history of photography. Promontory Press, copyright 1969. 0883940116 ISBN. Fine with very good chipped and edge worn dust jacket. There are three small pieces of the dust jacket missing on the top and bottom edges, the largest on the back about one inch in diameter. $15.

151eee. Russell, Andrew J. The Last Spike Is Driven. National Golden Spike Centennial Commission Official Publication. Utah Historical Quarterly, Winter 1969, Volume 27, Number 1. Edited by Everett L. Cooley. Essays by Leonard J. Arrington, Robert G. Athearn, George Kraus, F.A. Ketterson, Jr., Gerald M. Best, J.N. Bowman, Brigham D. and Betty M. Madsen, David H. Mann, and Jack Goodman. [Celebrating the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869]. Photos by Charles R. Savage, Alfred A. Hart, A.J. Russell, et al. Wraps, 144 pages. Fine with title, The Last Spike, written neatly in ink on the blank white spine. $7.

151e.1. Russia. Contemporary Photographic Art from Moscow. Edited by Alexander Tolnay. Prestel-Verlag, 1995. Stiff illustrated wraps with custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. Includes plates by 18 different photographers or groups of photographers, as well as essays by Tolnay, Yekaterina Dyogot, Kathrin Becker, Barbara Barsch, Angel Lammert. Large format, 128 pages. Photographers include Boris Mikhailov, Igor Moukhin, Vadim Fishkin, Alexei Goga, Sergei Leontiev, Tatyana Liberman, Ilya Piganov, Maria Serebriakova, Alexei Shulgin, Anatoli Shuravlev, AES Group, Yuri Babich, Gor Chahal, Olga Chernysheva, Vladislav Efimov, Fenso Group, IV Vysota Group. Fine condition, like new. $20.

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