Photography Books, California to Edward S. Curtis.

38. California. Photography in California, 1945-1980 by Louise Katzman. Foreword by Henry T. Hopkins. Introduction by Van Deren Coke. Hudson Hills Press in association with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1984. 1st ed. ISBN 093392045. Stiff illustrated wraps with minor wear and slight darkening from light exposure along top edge of front cover. An important exhibition catalog including the very innovative work of Lewis Baltz; Ruth Bernhard; Michael Bishop; Ellen Brooks; John Brumfield; Wynn Bullock; Jerry Burchard; Jo Ann Callis; Linda Connor; Eileen Cowin; Robert Cumming; Darryl Curran; Judy Dater; Joe Deal; John Divola; Robert Fichter; Lal Fischer; Robbert Flick; Vida Freeman; Anthony Friedkin; Jack Fulton; Phillip Galgiani; Jim Goldberg; Judith Golden; John Gutmann; Robert Heinecken; Harvey Himelfarb; Pirkle Jones; Barbara Kasten; Victor Landweber; Gregory MacGregor; Mike Mandel; Kenneth McGowan; Jerry McMillan; Roger Minick; Richard Misrach; Patrick Nagatani; Arthur Ollman; Bill Owens; Donna-Lee Phillips; Leland Rice; Larry Sultan; Edmund Teske; Lew Thomas; Todd Walker; Jack Welpott; Henry Wessel, Jr.; Minor White; Don Worth; and Max Yavno. $30.

38a. California. Southern California Photography 1900-65. An Historical Survey organized by The Photography Museum. Exhibited at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 18 December 1980-March 1981. Catalogue introduction by Suzanne Muchnic. Exhibition notes by guest curator Leland Rice. The Photography Museum, 1980. Includes black and white images by Karl Struss, Hiromu Kira, Louis Fleckenstein, Will Connell, Hy Hirsh, Toyo Miyatake, Margrethe Mather and Edward Weston, Imogen Cunningham, William Mortensen, Edward Weston, Edward Steichen, Robert Frank, Diane Arbus, and Lee Friedlander. Wraps, 24 pages on heavy-weight paper. Includes checklist of 65 works in the exhibition (some of the photographers not illustrated in the catalogue). 16 illustrations, including cover. Fine, $15.

38a.1. California. Contemporary Constructs: 20 Los Angeles Photographers. March 14 - April 18, 1984. Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies. Curated by Dinah Berland and David Fahey. Foldout brochure, six pages, 3 illustrations by Joyce Neimanas, Patrick Nagatani, and Eileen Cowin. Includes list of 20 photographers in two exhibits held at LACPS in collaboration with the Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design. Essay by Dinah Berland. Very good with crimp in one corner. $10.

38b. Callahan, Harry. Elemental Landscapes: Photographs by Harry Callahan. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2001. Catalog, beautifully printed, like new with just a trace of shelf wear. Wraps, as issued. $75. (Three copies available.)

39. Callahan, Harry. Paul, Sherman. Harry Callahan. Museum of Modern Art, 1967. Wraps., fine, $27.50.

39a. Callahan, Harry. Paul, Sherman. Harry Callahan. Museum of Modern Art, 1967. Hardcover, signed by previous owner o/w fine, with vg mylar protected dust jacket that has a crease on the front and a small chip. $50.

39b. Callahan, Harry. Harry Callahan: New Color. Photographs 1978-1987 by Keith F. Davis. Hallmark, 1988. 131 pages including bibliography and chronology. Stiff illustrated wraps, like new except two light scratches on rear cover. $30.

39b.1. Callahan, Harry. Harry Callahan: Photographs in Color, The Years 1946-1978. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1980. Exhibit curated by Sally Stein and Terence R. Pitts. Wraps, 40 pages. Catalog for exhibit that opened at CCP in 1979 and traveled in 1980 to Museum of New Mexico, Akron Art Institute and Hudson River Museum, Yonkers. Includes checklist of 53 works. Extensive essay by Sally Stein and 8 color plates. Like new, $15.

39b.2. Callahan, Harry. "Harry Callahan: An Interview" by A.D. Coleman in New York Photographer, Issue 4, January 1972, pages 3-6. Callahan talked about himself, his work, other photographers, his Rhode Island School of Design faculty colleague Aaron Siskind, and teaching. Entire issue, 18 pages, also includes survey of galleries; calendars of exhibits, classes, and workshops; reviews of shows by Edward Curtis, Roman Vishniac, Brassai, etc. Cover photo by Edward Curtis. Scarce magazine in the early years of the emerging New York photography scene of the 1970s. Good with signs of use and small stain at bottom edges. $25.

39b.3. Callahan, Harry. Harry Callahan: Early Street Photography, 1943-1945. The Archive 28. Research Series, Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. Essay by John Pultz and portfolio with 24 plates. 13 additional illustrations, including self-portrait and portrait of photographer Esther Bubley. Wraps, 40 pages. Like new. $65.

39b.4. Callahan, Harry. "An Interview with Harry Callahan" by Jim Alinder in Exposure 14: 2. May 1976, pages 12-14. Entire issue, 40 pages, of the journal of the Society for Photographic Education, which at the time had 662 members. Issue also includes 1976 Conference Report with photographs of Chairman Peter C.Bunnell, Ellen Land-Weber, Les Krims, and Douglas Davis (keynote speaker); call by Harvey S. Zucker for a meeting of daguerreotypists; Essay on Video by John Randolph Carter; and photography news, including new books, fellowships, meetings, workshops, etc. Includes full page photo of Paul Strand, and photos by Don Worth, Dru Shipman, Frederick Sommer, Paul L. Barron, Les Krims (cover), Boone Morrison, David Mandel, et al. Good with crimps and a short closed tear at top edge of back cover. $30.

39b.5. The Camera and Eye: Modern Photography 1925 to the Present. A Traveling Exhibition from the Detroit Institute of Arts. Founders Society of the Detroit Institute of Arts, January 1975. Biographies of the photographers by Marilyn F. Symmes. Wraps, 43 pages, illustrated. Includes two-page family tree of photographers. Photographers include James Van Der Zee, Brassai, Judy Dater, Arnold Newman, Liliane De Cock, Ansel Adams, Wynn Bullock, Paul Caponigro, Jerry Uelsmann, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliott, Erwitt, Emmet Gowin, Andre Kertesz, Alisa Wells, Minor White, Thomas F. Barrow, Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, Edward Weston, Arnold Rothstein, Berenice Abott, Bruce Davidson, Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Lee Friedlander, Dann Lyon, ted Organ, George A. Tice, Burk Uzzle; Weegee, Milton Brooks, Heinz Hoffmann, James R. (Scotty) Kilpatrick, Charles T. (Red) Martin, and Monroe D. (Mickey) Stroecker. Supplement to the Checklist laid in with list of cameras exhibited. Scarce, only 8 copies found in libraries around the world in WorldCat. Like new. $50.

39c. Camera Arts. August/September 1999. Like new. Portfolios and interviews with John Goodman and Rod Dresser; Manipulated Polaroid Images; Gallery Profiles: The Soho and Taranto Photo Galleries; Review of Mamiya 7 II Multi-Format Camera; and others. $5.

39.c.1. Camera Lucida: The Journal of Photographic Criticism. Vol. 4., Fall 1981. On Photographic Education. Seven articles by Marina Stock McIsaac; Michael Simon; Dan Bagley; Robert Muffoletto; Larry Chatman; Jerry Dell; and Helmmo Kindermann. Scarce journal, stiff wraps, fine. $25.

39.c.2. Camera Notes. The Official Organ of the Camera Club, New York. Volume 4, No. 4, April 1901. Edited by Publication Committee of Alfred Stieglitz, Chairman; W.F. Hapgood, Joseph T. Keiley, Charles W. Stevens, Dallett Fuguet, and John Francis Strauss. Includes table of contents for all of Volume 4 and 22 pages of ads for photographic merchandise at the back. Includes text illustrations by Alfred Stieglitz ("At Anchor"), Robert S. Redfield ("A New England Hillside"), Henry Troth ("In the Fold"), R. Ottolengui, Mary R. Stanbery ("The Bar-Maid"), et al. Articles include "The American Pictorial Photographs for the International Art Exhibition at Glasgow" by Alfred Stieglitz, who provides a list of photographers and works exhibited. Other articles by Dallett Fuguet, John Francis Stevens, R. Ottolengui, Sadakichi Hartmann, E.O. Beck, John Francis Strauss, et al. Signatures loose. The art deco green and black front cover, which is fragile, is detached and encapsulated in archival quality polyester. Lacks five inserts that came with this issue and one additional leaf, pages 281-282, that carried "Current Notes" by Charles W. Stevens. Damp staining on right edges. As is, $50.

39, cont. Camera - issues of fine photography magazine published in Switzerland.

40a. Camera Work: A Critical Anthology. Selections from the Photographic Quarterly Published by Alfred Stieglitz, Illustrating the Evolution of the Avant Garde in Ameircan Art & Photography from 1903-1917. Edited with an Introduction by Jonathan Green. 376 pages, profusely illustrated. Millerton, NY: Aperture, 1973. 1st Printing. This copy is the softcover edition but it has been bound with the original gold covers in a yellow hardcover binding with black imprint on spine. The book and binding are in fine condition. SOLD

40.a.1. Camera Work: A Pictorial Guide. Edited by Mariann Fulton Margolis and published in cooperation with the International Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House, Rochester. With reproductions of all 559 illustrations and plates published in Stieglitz' journal of the Photo Secession. Introduction, bibliography, glossary of photographic terms, captions, index of artists, index of titles, and index of sitters by Margolis. Dover, 1978. Reprint, issued at $14.95. Minor wear at extremities of cover, otherwise fine. $10. Another copy, issued at $6.95, probably first printing. Fine. $75. Another copy, issued at $6.95, probably first printing, very good with a few crimps on cover. $50.

40a.2. Cameron, Julia Margaret. Helmut Gernsheim, Julia Margaret Cameron: Her Life and Photographic Work. Aperture, 1975. This copy has been rebound in yellow library cloth with black imprint, now like a new book. Not ex-library. Stamped "hurt" on preliminary title but that pertained to original binding. Signature of previous owner on preliminary title page. $20.

40a.2.a. Cameron, Julia Margaret. Julia Margaret Cameron: Sun Pictures. Catalogue Twenty. Text by Larry J. Schaaf. Hans P. Kraus, Jr., Fine Photographs. Issued in conjunction with an exhibit, October 4 - November 18, 2011. 61 pages, 25 plates superbly printed by Meridian Printing. Stiff illustrated wraps. Very good with some wear along spine and a small scratch on cover, interior fine. $40. Another copy, new in original shrinkwrap, $55.

40a.2.b. CAN. Conservation Administration News No. 14, July 1983. Staplebound near fine. Articles include Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts with photos of Marilyn Kemp Weidner and Mary Schobert; Project Archon; The Creative Arts Workshop Bindery; meeting reports on the Guild of Book Workers by Susan G. Swartzburg; MARAC Conference; and Photographic Materials Speciality Group at AIC Meetings by Gary D. Saretzky; puzzle with words pertaining to book or photoconservation; et al. 20 pages. $15.

40a.2.b.1. CAN. Conservation Administration News No. 53. April 1993. Staplebound near fine. Articles include Western History Collections at the University of Oklahoma Establishes a Preservation Laboratory by Bradford Koplowitz; After Hurricane Andrew NEDCC Helps Save Damaged Collections by Gay Tracy; The Great Foxing Debate by Karl R. Schaefer; Preservation Internship at Cornell University by Janet T. Riemer; Disaster Planning: A Wider Approach by Helene Donnelly; Indiana University Libraries Presents Preservation Awareness Week by Lorraine Olley; Meeting reports on Disaster Prevention Response and Recovery (at M.I.T.) and Preservation Environments for Libraries and Archives (Dallas), with photo of Paul Banks and William P. Lull, both by Miriam Kahn; Preventive Conservation and Disaster Recovery (Utah) by David Armond; Book reviews include review of Guide to Photographic Collections of the Smithsonian Institution, Volume III, reviewed by Gary D. Saretzky; and more. 36 pages. $20.

40a.2.b.2. Canada. Twelve Canadians: Contemporary Canadian Photography. Edited by Jane Corkin, who has initialed this copy under her statement. Jane Corkin Gallery, 1981. Wraps, as issued in an edition of 3,000. Very good with signs of use including a couple of stray pencil marks on cover. Inside front cover is a label recording a gift from George Dalsheimer to the Baltimore Museum of Art and a notation that it has been withdrawn. Photographers include Robert Boudreau; David Hlynsky; Thaddeus Holownia; William Horeis; B.A. King; Stephen Livick; Amaud Maggs; Carol Marino; John Reeves.; Volker Seding; Michael Sowdon; and Ray Van Dusen. Unpaginated, several full page photos for each photographer with biographical information in the back of the book. $20.

40a.2.b.3. Canada. L'archiviste Mai-Juin 1989, Vol. 16, No 3 / The Archivist, May-June 1989, Vol. 16, No 3 - Photography in Canada. Entire issue of this journal, with the theme of Canadian photography. Published by the National Archives of Canada. Subjects of articles include photojournalist Kryn Taconis, Toronto Camera Club, et al. Bilingual, in English and French, 22 pages each. Near fine, $5.

40a.2.b.4. Canada. The Canadian Rockies [Views along the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway]. Coast Publishing, no date, circa 1918. Includes 18 tipped-in sepia photogravures with list at the end of the book. Soft covers, title in italics in white on thick gray paper (white is partially flaked off), some wear on edges of covers, internally fine. Bound with string. Views include The Three Sisters; Bow Valley; The Great Divide, Spiral and Corkscrew Tunnels, Near Field; Twin Falls, Yoho Valley; Mount Stephen; Emerald Lake, Near Field; Connaught Tunnel and Mount MacDonald; Great Glacier of the Illicillewast Glacier; Stoney Creek Bridge; Hell's Gate, Fraser Canyon; Castle Mountain; C.P.R. Chateau and Lake Louise; The Lake in the Clouds; Moraine Lake, Valley of the Ten Peaks, et al. $75.

40a.2.b.5. Canada. New Canadian Photography. La Nouvelle Photographie Canadienne. Image Nation 26, Fall 1982. Canadian Centre for Photography and Film, 1982. Illustrated wraps, 63 pages, VG+ with small bump on one corner. Texts in French and English.[Photographers illustrated: Angelika Wanke; Chick Rice; Peter MacKendrick; Chris Gallagher; Lorraine Gilbert; Francis Coutellier; Shelagh Alexander; Terry Ewasiuk; Phil Bergerson; Don Hall; David Buchan; George Whiteside; Eldon Garnet; Linda Duvall; Joyan Saunders; Alison Rossiter; Margeret Belisle; and Rafael Goldchain. $24.

40aa. Canetti, Nicolai and Sandy Lesberg. The Parks, Squares & Mews of London. Haddington House, 1976. [Principal photography in both black-and-white and color by Canetti. Fine with fine dust jacket. $10.

40aa.1. Capa, Cornell. Adlai Stevenson's Public Years. Photographs by Cornell Capa, with additional photos by John Fell Stevenson and Inge Morath. With texts from Stevenson's speeches and writings. Preface by Walter Lippmann. [Stevenson unsuccessfully ran for U.S. President and served as United Nations Ambassador for the United States. Cornell Capa, the brother of Robert Capa, was the founder of the International Center of Photography.] Grossman, 1966, 1st printing, hardcover, fine with very good protected dust jacket that is not price clipped and which has some edge wear. Small gift inscription on preliminary title page. $10.

40aaa. Capa, Robert. Images of War. Grossman/ParaGraphic, softcover. [Issued in hardcover by Grossman in 1964, this softcover edition oddly does not have a publication date.] Like new, $25.

40aaaa. Capa, Robert. ‘47 The Magazine of the Year. September. Vol. 1, No. 7. Includes article by John Hersey, "The Man Who Invented Himself," about Robert Capa, one of the founders of the Magnum picture agency, and his forthcoming autobiography, Slightly Out of Focus. [Hersey has a lot of praise for the multilingual Capa as a photographer and appealing human being but cautions on taking Capa's text literally.] Enitre issue of magazine which also includes photos by William Vandivert (Joe Hagerty of Philadelphia), Gjon Mili (ballet), Hy Peskin (football in color, taken with flash), and Stephen Fay (color, including cover). In addition to Hersey, authors include Aldous Huxley, C.S. Forester, Elizabeth McCausland, Ogden Nash, et al. 144 pages, some of which are on glossy stock, including the article on Capa. The non-glossy pages are age-toned. Good with moderate exterior wear along spine. $20.

40b. Caponigro, Paul. Paul Caponigro. Photography: 25 Years. Introduction by Peter C. Bunnell. Edited by D.W. Mellor. The Photography Gallery, Philadelphia, and The Weston Gallery, Carmel, 1981. Stiff wraps, slight crimps to cover and bump on corner, facsimile signature of artist on first blank page, vg+, $25. Another copy, fine with custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. $30.

40ba. Caponigro, Paul. The Wise Silence. Photographs by Paul Caponigro. Essay by Marianne Fulton. Boston: NYGS/Little Brown in association with the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1983. 1st Edition. 143 images sequenced by Eleanor Morris Caponigro and printed in duotone of the highest quality. Fine with vg price clipped dust jacket. $275.

40ba.1. Caponigro, Paul. Paul Caponigro. Sunflower. Filmhaus, 1974. Texts by Caponigro and Peter C. Bunnell. Black-and-white close-up photos of sunflowers. Stiff wraps, unpaginated, about 60 pages. Printed by Meriden Gravure. Very good with crimp on upper left corner of cover. $25.

40ba.1.a. Caponigro, Paul. Paul Caponigro. Stone Churches of Ireland. Number 9 in the Lodima Book Portfolio series. Lodima Press, 2007. Softcover edition of 1,000. 17 previously unpublished photographs reproduced with Lodima's impeccable standards in 600-line screen quadtone. As new, softbound, $125.

40ba.1.b. Carabasi, Thomas. Thomas Carabasi. Trace: Photographs 1977-1988. Temple University, 1989. Wraps, one of 1,500 copies. Cover photos plus eight plates with poetry by Carabasi and biographical information. [Carabasi was born in Philadelphia in 1954. His undergraduate studies at Princeton University included coursework with Peter C. Bunnell. Carabasi then became an assistant to Paul Caponigro for the printing of the Stonehenge Portfolio and then apprenticed for several years with Frederick Sommer. From 1980 to 1989, he taught photography, mostly in the Philadelphia area and at the International Center of Photography in New York. In 1991, he moved to Sarasota where he has taught photography at the Ringling College of Art and Design and worked as a jazz percussionist.] Like new, $20.

40ba.2. Carroll, Lewis. Lewis Carroll, Photographer: The Princeton University Library Albums by Roger Taylor and Edward Wakeling. Princeton University Press, 2002. Hardcover, illustratation mounted on front, issued without dustjacket. 287 pages, 63.2 ounces. Issued at $49.95. Mint in original shrinkwrap. $40.

40ba.2.1. Carroll, Lewis. Lewis Carroll, Photographer, by Helmut Gernsheim. Revised Edition. Dover, 1969. [First issued in 1949, this edition with a 1969 Preface by the author and incorporating the Addenda in the Second Edition published in 1950. Also two photographs have been substituted for ones in the earlier editions, as explained in the Preface.] Stiff wraps, early printing with $2.50 price printed at top right of front cover; price not present there on later printings. Near very good with plastic starting to delaminate at bottom right corner of cover and 22 May 1972 gift inscription on title page. $10.

40ba.2.1.a. Carter, Keith. Keith Carter. Opera Nuda. Lodima Press, 2005. Wraps, softcover edition of 1,000. Like new. Number Four in the Lodima Press Portfolio Book Series. SIGNED by Keith Carter on the half-title page. Nudes of friends and acquaintances, mostly impromptu, both male and female. $45.

40ba.2.2. Cartes-de-Visite. The American Backmark: The Art and Artistry of the Carte de Visite Imprint, 1860-1890, A Collective by Mark S. Chalabala. Ina Bindery Press, 2012. Wraps, 246 pages. Reproduces more than 1,300 designs, grouped by category with explanatory text. Excellent reference. In new condition with just a slight bit of wear at one corner. $35.

40ba.3. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. Cartier-Bresson's France. Text by Francois Nourissier. Viking, 1970. 288 pages. Hardcover, ex-library, clean, very good copy with tape at front hinge, lacks rear flyleaf, spine label removed, no dust jacket. $10.

40ba.4. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. Henri Cartier-Bresson. Aperture History of Photography series, No. 1. Essay by Cartier-Bresson. Illustrated boards, not issued with dust jacket, near fine with a thin scratch on cover. Aperture, 1976. 2nd printing. $15.

40ba.5. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Early Work by Peter Galassi. Museum of Modern Art, 1987. 1st edition, hardcover with near fine protected dust jacket. Ex-library with discard stamps, card pocket removed from rear flyleaf, dust jacket is unmarked and without a spine label. Other than library evidence, book is in near fine condition. SOLD

40bb. Cartier-Bresson. The People of Moscow. NY: Simon and Schuster, 1955. Printed in France. 1st (only) edition. Cloth with blue imprint on spine. A very good copy with front cover of dust jacket pasted onto front flyleaf, warm gift inscription on preliminary title page from Oscar Aron to his wife Martha Aron in memory of their visit to Russia in August 1940, and the Arons' book plate inside cover. Book is protected with custom made polyester jacket. $75.

40c. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. Around the U.S.A. in 1,000 Pictures, edited by A. Milton Runyon and Vilma F. Bergane. [At least four of the pictures are by Cartier-Bresson.] Doubleday, 1955. Very good, no dust jacket. $5.

40cc. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. "The Well-Loved River," 13 photographs of the Seine by Cartier-Bresson, in Horizon, Volume 9, Number 6, July 1962. Cloth, hardcover magazine, fine. $10.

40d. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. The World of Henri Cartier-Bresson. Viking, 1968. 1st ed. Cloth with dust jacket. [Reworking of HCB's classic 1952 book, The Decisive Moment. Includes 210 photographs from France, Spain, Mexico, Brussels, Rome, London, Hamburg, New York, Yugoslavia, Sweden, New York, Montreal, India, Bali, Tokyo, Hungary, China, Moscow, et al.] Ex-library, very good, card pocket removed from rear flyleaf, tape evidence where previous dust jacket protector taped to book, light library stamp on top of text block, dust jacket is very good with a few nicks, library spine labels have been neatly removed. SOLD

40d.1. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. "An Exclusive Conversation with Henri Cartier-Bresson" by Byron Dobell with verbatim excerpts from taped interview, in Popular Photography, September 1957. Entire issue, 160 pages, also includes an article by Dobell about the picture agency Magnum, co-founded by Cartier-Bresson, with photos by Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa, George Rodger, Werner Bischof, Ernst Haas, Elliot Erwitt, Burt Glinn, Eve Arnold, Erich Hartmann, Dennis Stock, Erich Lessing, Brian Blake, Kryn Taconis, Cornell Capa, W. Eugene Smith, Inge Morath, and Marc Riboud. This 35mm theme issue also includes photographs by Peter Gowland of Venetia Stevenson, selected by Ed Sullivan as "the most photogenic girl in the world," including an actual 35mm color slide on Super Anscochrome (100 ASA), at the time the world's fastest color film. Other articles by Bob Schwalberg, Barrett Gallagher, Arnold Eagle, Herbery Kynar, John Ross, et al., with instructon and tips for photographers. Good, with some wear on spine and covers, and mailing label. Envelope holding slide was torn to gain access; slide is physically fine but color has shifted a bit to violet. $20.

40d.2. Cartier-Bresson, Henri. "Five Portraits by Henri Cartier-Bresson," in Leica Fotografie, English Edition, No. 1, 1964. The portraits are of Robert Oppenheimer, Alfred Stieglitz, Albert Camus, Francois Mauriac, and Colette. Entire issue, 44 pages, fair condition with water damage, including first two leaves stuck together, article on Cartier-Bresson not damaged except some rippling to the pages. Issue also includes photos by Dieter Blum, Peter Cornelius, Chris W. Broere, and H. Rudolf Uthoff. As is, $5.

40e. Cats. The Cat in Photography, edited by Sally Eauclaire. Little, Brown, 1990. Hardcover with protected dust jacket. Fine/Fine. 1st edition. [Photographs by Steichen; Muybridge; Thomas Rice Burnham; H. Pointer; Oscar Rejlander; Thomas Eakins; Amelia C. Van Buren (subject); Harry Whittier Frees; John H. Billinghurst; William Herman Lowe; Darius Kinsey; Gertrude Kasebier; Frank Eugene; Helen M. Becht; James Van der Zee; Richard Polak; Eugene Atget; Genthe; Andre Kertesz; Warnecke; Carl Mydans; Walker Evans; Helen Levitt; Weegee; Marion Post Wolcott; Weegee; Charbonnier; Ruth Orkin; Dan Weiner; Sandra Weiner; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Josef Koudelka; Donald McCullin; Elliott Erwitt; Moholy-Nagy; Oscar Nerlinger; August Sander; Edward Weston; Imgen Cunningham; Leslie Gill; Barbara Morgan; K.J. Germeshausen; Philippe Halsman; Martha Swope; Pal Fripp; Wanda Wulz; Madame D’Ora; Louise Dahl-Wolfe; Richard Avedon; Cecil Beaton; Elliott Erwitt; Jill Freeman; Marc Riboud; Elaine Mayes; Boubat; Arthur Freed; John Kimmich; Lee Friedlander; Anne Noggle; Nicholas Nixon; Sage Sohier; Duane Michals; Tony Mendoza; David Avison; Jan Groover; Marcus Leatherdale.] $15.

41. Cauvin, Andre. Latouche, John and Andre Cauvin. Congo. Willow, White, 1945. (Photos by Cauvin; from estate of Tom Maloney, publisher of U.S. Camera, but not marked.) $20.

41.1. Center for Creative Photography: Research, Appreciation, and Preservation by James L. Enyeart, Director. University of Arizona, 1983. Promotional booklet (8.5 x 11, 28 pages) for building new center; two 8x10 color photos showing design laid in. Full-page high quality reproductions of photos on thick glossy paper by Ansel Adams, W. Eugene Smith, Frederick Sommer, Edward Weston, Wynn Bullock, Paul Strand, Harry Callahan, Dean Brown, Aaron Siskind, Andreas Feininger, and Herbert Bayer. Very good with minor signs of use on covers. $15.

41.2. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. Special Report. Summer 1976. Wraps, as issued, vg+ with no sunning as usually found on this book. Includes bios of photographers and descriptions of their work at the archives of CCP, with sample photos; recent acquisitions; and programs, such as lectures and exhibitions. Subjects include Paul Strand; Ansel Adams; Wynn Bullock; Harry Callahan; Aaron Siskind; Frederick Sommer; Edward Weston; Johan Hagemeyer; Imogen Cunningham; Jerry Uelsmann; Weegee; Sonya Noskowiak; and Herbert Small (collection re Alfred Stieglitz). 72 pages. $20.

41.2a. Chalmers, John, Exotica. Introduction by Karen Tweedie. Self-published exhibition catalog in an edition of 1,000. About 7¾"-9¾". Stapled wraps, 16 pages, 4 tipped in color plates of the exteriors of private residences, three with flowers. Catalog for an exhibit at five venues in Alberta and Ontario, 1980-1982. Includes biographical information about the photographer, who was born in Scotland and emigrated to Canada in 1967. [At the time of publication, Chalmers was completing graduate studies for an M.F.A. at Concordia University, Montreal. Subsequently, he taught photography and eventually became both a photographer and cinema operator in Elora, Canada. His work is in the National Gallery of Canada.] Fine. $25.

41a. Chambers, Frank V. Ed. Library of Amateur Photography. Volume I. Elementary Photography. Camera, 1915. Textbook with much technical information and illus. of cameras, darkroom eqpt., processing, etc. vg. SOLD

42a. Chamberlain, Samuel. Longfellow's Wayside Inn, A Camera Impression. Hastings House, 1938. [American Landmarks series.] A very nice copy, only minor wear with dust jacket that has minor wear at extremities. $20.

42aa. Chamberlain, Samuel. Princeton in Spring. Hastings House, 1950. No dust jacket. Bump at top of spine, otherwise near fine with little sign of use. Ex-collection of William Avery Barras, author of Tilting with the Windmill (A.L. Burroughs, 1935), with inscription “From the Adult Class of the First Congregational Church of Montclair, May 1950." $5.

42aaa. Chao, Chan. Chan Chao, Burma: Something Went Wrong. Oversize monograph, illustrated stiff wraps with French flaps, 127 pages, issued as Contact Sheet 109. Syracuse: Light Work, 2000. Fine. $20.

42b. Chemistry. Greenleaf, Allen R. Chemistry for Photographers. Amphoto, 1941. Fine w. dj. $20.

42c. Chiarenza, Carl. Landscapes of the Mind. Introduction by Estelle Jussim. David R.Godine, 1988. 1st ed. ISBN 0-87923-724-4. [Large, high quality reproduction monograph with extensive portfolio (1958-1986) and biographical information in appendices.] Hardcover with protected dust jacket. Fine/Near Fine. SIGNED by Chiarenza. $50.

42c.1. Chiarenza, Carl. Pictures Come From Pictures: Selected Photographs, 1955-2017. David R. Godine, 2008. Like new, may have slight indentations on cover. Issued at $19.95. $10 (2 copies available).

42d. Chicago. The City in a Garden: A Photographic History of Chicago's Parks by Julia Sniderman Bachrach with photos by Julia Bromley and James Iska. Center for American Places, 1991. Duotone reproductions on heavy weight paper. 1st printing, wraps, like new, $10.

42e. Chicago. Inside Our Homes, Outside Our Windows: Photographs of Chicago Ethnic Communities. August 10 -September 30, 1979. Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, 1979. Wraps, very good with a few crimps, 24 pages. Photographs by Jonas Dovydenas for The American Folklife Center, Library of Congress. $15

42f. Chicago. Photography in Chicago Collections. Selected to illustrate the history of the art of photography and to inaugurate the new galleries and facilities of the Department of Photography. April 24-June 6, 1982. Art Institute of Chicago, 1982. Texts by David Travis and James N. Wood. Exhibition catalog, illustrated wraps, 48 pages. Includes checklist of 287 items, including by photographers not illustrated in the catalog, and list of lenders. Travis' text provides a history of photography collecting in the Chicago area by Alden Scott Boyer, Exchange National Bank of Chicago, Reva and David Logan, Arnold Gilbert, David C. Ruttneberg, Richard Sandor, Alan Koppel, Morton G. Neumann family, et al. Note: photographs are not taken in Chicago. Fine. Uncommon in this condition. $50.

43. Chile. Meiselas, Susan, ed. Chile From Within. Norton, 1990. 1st ed., 1st printing, wraps. New, shrinkwrapped. Issued at $19.95. $12.

43a.1. Christenberry, William. William Christenberry, December 7, 1984 - January 16, 1985. Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, Oregon, 1984. Slim 12 page softcover catalog with six illustrations. Smudge on cover visible in raking light only, otherwise like new. $10.

43a.2. Christie's New York Photographs. Twenty Years: Celebrating Galerie Zur Stockeregg, Zurich, 4 October 1999. All 56 lots illustrated, major names in photography: Berenice Abbott, Herbert Bayer (cover illus.), Erwin Blumenfeld, Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Frantisek Dritikol, Pierre Dubreuil, Laura Gilpin, Johan Hagemeyer, Florence Henri, Emil Otto Hoppe, Andre Kertesz, Heinrich Kuehn, Alma H. Lavenson, ManRay, Tina Modotti, Paul Outerbridge, Arnost Pikart, Albert Renger-Patszch, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Karl Struss, Josef Sudek, Margaret Watkins, Edward Weston.Price list laid in. The four works by Bayer sold for about $900,000. Like new, $25.

43a.2.1. Christie's New York Photographs. The Image as Object: Photographs from the Collection of Barry Friedman. Auction catalog, 5 October 1998. including Man Ray, "Noire et Blanche", which sold for over $600,000, the highest price paid for a single lot of photos (2) at the time (since exceeded). Other photographers in this fully illustrated catalog: Berenice Abbott; Cecil Beaton; Hans Bellmer; Ilse Bing; Margaret Bourke-White; Bill Brandt; Breitenbach; Corpron; Frantisek Drtikol; Pierre Dubreuil; Harold Edgerton; Walker Evans; Funk; Hausmann; Lewis Hine; Hannah Hoch; Kepes; Andre Kertesz; Krull; Clarence John Laughlin; Helmar Lerski; El Lissitsky; Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; Paul Outerbridge; Quigley; Albert Renger-Patzsch; Alexandr Rodchenko; Jaroslav Rossler; Roszak; Kurt Schwitters; Edward Steichen; Josef Sudek; Maurice Tabard; and Val Telberg. Fine in French wraps, $25

Christie's - other auction catalogs for photographs also available for $15 each, New York except where indicated: 9 June 1999; 5 October 1999; 5 April 2000; 6 April 2001; 16 Novembre 2002 (Paris); 17 February 2004 (Rodchenko collection); 15 February 2005.

43a.3. Cinematography. Cine-Photography for Amateurs by J.H. Reyner. American Photographic Publishing Co, 1932. 180 pages, 76 illustrations, including photographs of movie cameras and other equipment. Wraps, spine with large chip at base, covers well handled. Good. Laid in pamphlet: Paul Glenn Holt’s Famous Hundred Best Markets for Your Photographs, 1936 ed. Revised by H. Rossiter Snyder. Rossiter Snyder Publishing Co. $5 for both.

43a.4. Cities. Lot of three picture books: 1. Giovanni Magi. Jerusalem (English edition). Bonechi & Steimatzky, 1990. Wraps, fine, gift inscription. Photos by Garo Nalbandian and Alessandro Saragosa. 2. Rome: A Picture Book to Remember Her By. Crescent, 1986, 1st ed. hard cover with dj, fine/fine. 3. Boston: A Picture Book to Remember Her By. Revised edition. Crescent, 1985, 1st ed., hard cover with dj, fine/fine. $15 for all three.

43aa. Civil Rights. Appeal to this Age: Photography of the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968. Catalog of exhibition, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University, Nov 1-Dec 20, 1995. #42 in the Robert B. Menschel series of exhibition catalogs. Introductory essay by Steven Kasher. Wraps, 16pp. [Includes finely reproduced photos by James Karales, Gordon Parks, Carl Iwasaki, Dan Weiner, Charles Moore, Mike Mauney, James Karales, Danny Lyon, Charmain Reading, Ernest Withers, and Declan Haun.] Wraps, fine, $15.

43aaa. Civil War. Ross J. Kelbaugh. Introduction to Civil War Photography. Thomas Publications, 1991. Illustrated wraps, 48 pages, like new. [Includes chapters on photographers, the photographer's studio, ambrotypes, cartes-de-visite, tintypes, outdoor photography, The Bendann brothers of Baltimore, the wartime experiences of a young photographer (David Bachrach), et al.] $10.

43c. Clark, Joe. Back Home Again. [Joe Clark used HBSS after his name, which stands for Hill Billy Snap Shooter. Photographs of folk life in the Appalachians.] Privately printed, the Lynchburg Hardware and General Store, Lynchburg, TN, 1981. Fine with vg dust jacket that has a chip on lower edge on back. SOLD

43c.1. Coburn, Alvin Langdon. Alvin Langdon Coburn: Symbolist Photographer, 1882-1966: Beyond the Craft by Mike Weaver. Aperture, 1986. 1st edition, hardcover, clothbound with protected dust jacket, fine/fine. [Coburn was the youngest member of the Photo-Secession and a pioneer in abstract photography.] $20.

43d.1. Cohen, Lynne. Occupied Territory. Foreword by David Byrne. Essay by David Mellor. Edited and designed by William A. Ewing. [Photographs in black-and-white taken all over North America of interior spaces by Lynne Cohen divided into chapters: Facsimiles, Conglomerates, Preoccupations, Sanctuaries, Dislocations, and Controls.] Aperture, 1987. 1st ed. Like new, hardcover with protected dust jacket. $50.

43d.2. Cohen, Mark. True Color. powerHouse, 2007. 1st edition. Like new with like new protected dust jacket, slight bumps on bottom two corners. Museum store price sticker on bottom of rear cover of dust jacket. This book was donated by the museum for a fundraiser at which I obtained it. No signs of use. SOLD

43e. Close, E. Burt. How to Create Super Slide Shows. Writer's Digest Books, 1984. 1st ed, wraps, 233pp., near fine, $5.

Close-Up magazine - See Polaroid Close-Up.

43f. Coburn, Alvin Langdon. A.L. Coburn's Men of Mark. Pioneers of Modernism. By Margaret Mooet and Jennifer Huget, eds., Debra Petke and Diane E. Forsberg. Mark Twain House & Museum, 2004. Stiff wraps, as issued. No date of publication in book. Moderate rubbing, very good. $25.

44. Coleman, A.D. Light Readings: A Photography Critic's Writings, 1968-1978. Oxford University Press, 1979. [Essays on photographers including Paul Strand, Jerry Uelsmann, James Van DerZee, Roy DeCarava, Roger Minick, Robert Heinecken, Bruce Davidson, Duane Michals, Richard Kirstel, Les Krims, Jan Van Raay, Harvey Stromberg, Diane Arbus, Larry Clark, Danny Seymour, Michael Abramson, Peter Bunnell, Danny Lyon, Geoff Winningham, BernadetteMayer, Thomas Barros, charles Gatewood, Bea Nettles, Judy Dater, Beuford Smith, Robert Frank, Ed Ruscha, Van Deren Coke, AnselAdams, Robert D'Allessandro, Bob Adelman, Susan Hall, Robert Delford Brown, Ralph Gibson, Minor White, Michael Lesy, Clarence John Laughlin, Bill Dane, Emmet Gowin, Julio Mitchel, W. Eugene Smith, Michale Marton, Paul Diamond, Abigail Heyman, Imogen Cunningham, Lucas Samaras, Wright Morris, Irving Penn.] Cloth, hardcover, SIGNED. Lacks dust jacket, otherwise fine. $15.

45. Collections. Bailey, Janet, ed. Picture Sources 3: Collections of Prints and Photographs in the U.S. and Canada. Special Libraries Association, 1975. 387 pages. Indexes and describes 1,084 collections by subjects, geographic area, etc. Cloth, ex-reference library copy (non-circulating), lacks title page, otherwise near fine. $25.

45a. Collins, Marjorie. "Hoboken: The Photographers' Forbidden Paradise," by Marjory Collins and Wilfrid Zogbaum, in U.S. Camera, Volume 4, Number 2, August 1941. Entire issue, edited by Thomas J. Maloney, 112 pages. [Marjory Collins (1912-1985) was a politically active photojournalist who in 1942 went to work for the Office of War Information under Roy Stryker. The major Hoboken story in this issue, with 33 photograph taken undercover, shows a city officially off limits to photographers. Also included in this issue are photographers Russell Lee; Philippe Halsman (7 portraits by the emigre photographer recently arrived from Paris); Irving B. Lincoln; Carl Oeser; Barrett Gallagher (stop action shots of dancer Barton Munaw); Geoffrey Landesman; Haanel Cassidy; Roger Kahan; Bill Brunk; Ed Clark; Martin Hyman; and Maxwell Coplan, et al.; and portraits of photographers George Platt Lynes, Paul Outerbridge, Arnold Genthe, and Arthur Siegel, with biographical notes.] Good with rubbing and edge wear on covers. Out of stock.

45b. Colmer, Roy. Roy Colmer. New York City, 1984-1986. Blue Sky Gallery, 1987. Illustrated wraps. Square format black-and-white street photography, 24 pages. 24 illustrations, including cover. Like new, $15.

46. Color. Berger, Heinz. Agfacolor. Girardet, 1962. 3rd ed. vg. $25.

47. Color. Bond, Fred. Making Better Color Slides. 2 vols. [Inc. color plates of the winners of the Fred Bond Color Slide Contest.] Camera Craft, 1952. Extremities worn, vg, no djs, $15.

47a. Color. Dmitri, Ivan. Color in Photography. Little Technical Library Series. Ziff-Davis, 1939. Hardcover, very good. Includes Kodachrome; Wash-Off Relief Process; Chromatone; and Carbro. $5.

48. Color. Editors of Holiday. The USA in Color. Curtis, 1956. [Color photos by Ansel Adams, Elliot Erwitt, Edward Weston, et al.] vg in partial dj. $10.

48a. Color. Feininger, Andreas. The Color Photo Book. Prentice-Hall, 1969. 408pp., profusely illustrated. Ex-library, dust jacket with spine label, rear flyleaf removed, o/w very good. SOLD

48aa. Color. Two hard cover, ex-library books on color photography: 1. E.S. Bomback. Manual of Colour Photography. London: Fountain Press, 1964. 412 pages. Chapters on Nature and Perception of Color; Nature of the Photographic Image; Golor Materials and Processes; Nature of color Photographs; Cameras and Lenses; Light sources; color balance and correction filters; lighting balance; assessment of exposure; pictorial aspects of photography; close-ups and photomacrography; general aspects of outdoor photography; architectural photography; portraiture; natural history; small sets in the studio; copying; stereo photography; photomicrography; processing color materials; processing Ektachrome films; processing Kodacolor and Ektacolor negative films; color printing; exposing color prints - tri-color methods; exposing color prints - white-light methods; processing Ektacolor paper; retouching color negatives and prints; mounting color transparencies; projection of color slides Presenting slide shows and lectures; color separation negatives for color print processes; Kodak Dye Transfer Process; Data on Kodak Color Films. With numerous illustrations by the author and others, including W.G. Gaskins, Jack M. Oakley, Geoff Harwood, Ralph M. Evans, et al. 2. David A. Engdahl. Color Printing: Materials, Processes, Color Control. NY: Amphoto, 1967. Both books hardcover with acetate covered dust jackets taped to book, spine labels, rear flyleaf removed. $10.

48b. Color. Koshofer, Gert. Farb Fotografie. Volumes 1, 2, and 3. I. Alte Verfahren. II. Moderne Verfahren. III. Lexikon der Verfahren Gerate und Materialien. [History of color photography. Third volume is an encyclopedia of terminology and proper names of products, etc. Profusely illustrated. In German.] Laterna Magica, 1981, fine with dust jackets. $200.

48bb. Columbia College. 6x6 Series. Four volumes, each in stiff illustrated wraps, all like new, 6 x 6 inches. Volume 1, My Body Your Body, 2003. Volume 3, Sites, 2003. Volume 6, About Her, 2008. Volume 7, 2008. Photographers include Erick Dennis Rowe; Bryan Steiff; Rachel Bank; Justin Schmitz; Paul Yurkovich; Brian Ulrich; Matt Siber; Jen Davis; Eliza Kostrzewa; Robin Hann; Kerry Skarbakka; Maria Paschalidou; Whitney Bradshaw; Jason Lazarus; Sarah K. Bierman; Cecil McDonald Jr.; Gabreila Duffy; Aron Gent; Sarah McKemie; Terttu Uibopuu; Katie Toscano; Ashleigh Brickley; Johanna Wawro; Rick Smith; Jason Reblando; Lisa Lindvay; Lauren Swihart; Jack Edinger; and Greg Stimac. With a signed letter from Bob Thall, Chair, Photography Department, Columbia College, September 23, 2008, laid in. $40.

48b.1.a. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 1. Pages 1-392. Ab-Ba. Includes "Angle Shots and the Still Camera" by Fritz Henle; "Animations and Cartoons" by Walt Disney; "Architectural Photography" by Ansel Adams; "Armies at War" by Carl Mydans; "Assignments for Publication" by Margaret Bourke-White; "Eugene Atget" by Berenice Abbott; and other articles. Gravure illustrations by Fritz Henle; Eugene Atget; Bradford Washburn; Dmitri Kessel; Laura Gillpin; Herbert Matter; Lotte Jacobi; Eleanor Parke Custis; Lisette Model; Andre Kertesz; et al. Hardcover, green cloth binding with gilt lettering, very good. $15.

48b.1.b. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 2. Pages 393-784. Ba-Cl. Includes "Bird Photography"; "Mathew B. Brady" by Robert Taft; "Bromoil and Bromoil Transfers" by Charles H. Partington; "Calotype Process Invented by Fox Talbot:' "Camera Lucida" by A.E. Marshall; "Camera Obscura"; Julia Margaret Cameron by Heinrich Schwarz; "Caricatures and Distortions" by Andre Kertesz; "Carte-de-Visite"; "Cave Photography"; "Ceramic Photography"; "Character Studies" by Bernard Hoffman; "Chemistry of Photography," et al. Gravure illustrations by Roman Vishniac; W. Suschitzky; William Mortenson ("Tanya," semi-nude, "Fragment," nude study, and "Doorway - San Juan Capistrano Mission"); Lisette Model; Dmitri Kessel; Fritz Henle; Margaret Bourke-White ("London at Night"); Mary Eleanor Browning; Laura Gilpin; et al. Hardcover, green cloth binding with gilt lettering, very good except one page with back-to-back gravure illustrations by Florence Higgins and Jack Delano is torn approximately in half (appears to have occurred during binding). $5.

48b.1.c. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 3. Pages 785-1176. Cl-Da. Includes "Collodion Process"; "Collotype Process"; "Color Photography" (13 articles in "Color Esthetics" by Paul Outerbridge, with color illustrations by Outerbridge and others); "Contax Cameras"; "Criminology and Police Photography"; "Daguerreotype" by Walter Scott Shinn; "Dance Photography" by Barbara Morgan; et al. Gravure illustrations by Barbara Morgan, inc. dancers Erick Hawkins and Martha Graham; Brett Weston; Clarence John Laughlin; Fenno Jacobs; Dmitri Kessel; Ylla; W. Suschitzky; Roman Vishniac; Andre Kertesz; Charles Peterson (Harlem jazz musicians, inc. Sister Tharpe, Duke Ellington, Rex Stout, Cab Calloway, Earl Hines); Ernest Nash (portrait of Alfred Stieglitz); Nina Leen; et al. Hardcover, green cloth binding with gilt lettering, good with wear at top of spine, one page has small area of damage where something was stuck to it at one time, and bottom edges of some pages have waviness probably due to moisture but no staining. $5.

48b.1.d. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 5. Pages 1569-1968. Ex to Hi. Issues 25 to 30. Includes "Exhibitions of Photography"; "Expeditionary Photography"; "Fashion Photography" inc. techniques of George Platt Lynes, Fritz Henle, et al.; "Figure Photography with Shadowless Lighting"; "Filing Systems for Negatives and Prints" by Paul Vanderbilt, who organized the FSA files at the Library of Congress; and later at the Wisconsin Historical Society; "Flash" by Russell Lee; "Flower Photography" by Frederick W. Brehm; "Geometrical Approach to Composition" by Ansel Adams; "Glass and Silverware Photography by Eugene Hutchinson; "Sir John Herschel" by Beaumont Newhall; et al. Gravure illustrations by Fritz Henle; Ernest Nash (portraits of Bela Bartok and Sir Thomas Beecham); Herber Matter (portrait of Fernand Leger, et al.); Andre Kertesz (portrait of Old American Woman, unlike any Kertesz I've ever seen; "Home Interior," better known as "Chez Mondrian, 1926"); Alexander Alland (Black Jews with Torah); F.S. Lincoln; Paul Walther; Fred Peel (shadowless nude); Fenno Jacobs; Brassai (Rue de Rivoli, Paris; Climber; and Malloil at Work); Andre de Dienes; Berenice Abbott. Brown leatherette binding with issues inserted, very good or better, one with crease on cover. $15.

48b.1.e. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 7. Pages 2361-2688. Li to Ne. Issues 37 to 41 (lacks issue 42). Includes one entire issue devoted to lighting; "Make-up for Black-and-White"; "Marine Photography"; "Microphotography"; "Miniature Camera Photography" by Peter Stackpole; "Montage for Motion Pictures"; "Samuel F.B. Morse" by Robert Taft; "Mountain Photography" by Ansel Adams; "Edweard Muybridge" by Beaumont Newhall; "Nadar" by Heinrich Schwarz; et al. Gravure illustrations by Ansel Adams (Yosemite); Peter Stackpole; Ruth Bernhard; Francis Frith; Laura Gilpin; Dmitri Kessel; Alexander Alland (of Carl Sandburg with guitar; Frank Lloyd Wright; and Navaho Mother); et al. Brown leatherette binding with issues inserted, very good or better. $10.

48b.1f. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1942. Volume 8. Pages 2753-3080. Ph-Ra. Issues 43-47. Includes "Photo Finishing"; "Photograms" by Philip Andrews, with illustrations by Fox Talbot and Moholy-Nagy; "Photographic Books" by Elizabeth McCausland, with discussion of such books as Lewis Hine, Men at Work; Berenice Abbott, Changing New York; Dorothea Lange and Paul Taylor, An American Exodus; Erskine Caldwell and Margaret Bourke-White, Say, Is This the USA?; Richard Wright and Edwin Rosskam, 12 Million Black Voices; and others, with annotated bibiography of more than two dozen important photography books; "Photographic Printing Papers"; "Photographic Society of America"; "Photomechanical Printing Processes" by Lloyd E. Varden; "Photomontage" by Barbara Morgan; "Pictorial Photography" by Ifor Thomas; "Pinhole Photography" by Frederick W. Brehn; "John Plumbe" by Robert Taft; "Portrait Photography" by Edward Weston, with six illustrations by Weston; "Railroad Photography" by W.R. Osborne; "Range Finders" by Don Bennett; et al. Gravure illustrations by Barbara Morgan; Victor De Palma; Ansel Adams; F.S. Lincoln; Arnold Eagle; Iris Woolcock; Herbert Matter; Willard D. Morgan; Lotte Jacobi, of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. and Thomas Mann and wife; Andre Kertesz, of Eve Curie; Clarence John Laughlin; Andreas Feininger; Lyonel Feininger; Ifor Thomas; Rolf Tietgens; et al. Brown leatherette binding with issues inserted, very good or better. Binding has short splits near top and bottom of spine but still sound. $10.

48b.1.c. The Complete Photographer. A Complete Guide to Amateur and Professonal Photography. Willard D. Morgan, General Editor. NY: National Educational Alliance, Inc., 1943. Volume 9. Re-Z. Pages 3145-3536. Includes "Henry Peach Robinson" by Nancy Newhall; "Seeing Photographically" by Edward Weston; "Sports Photography" by Frank Scherschel; "Alfred Stieglitz" by Elisabeth McCausland; "Still Life Photography" by Harry K. Shigeta; "Surrealism and the Photographer" by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; "William Henry Fox Talbot" by Beaumont Newhall; "Toning" by Ira B. Current; "Travel Photography" by Julien Bryan; "Ultraviolet Photography" by Walter Clark; "Underwater Photography" by E.B. Fenimore Johnson; "Woodburytype" by A.E. Marshall; "Zeiss Ikon, A Brief History of the Zeiss Syndicate"; "Zoo Photography" by Arthur H. Fisher; et al. Gravure illustrations by W. Suschitzky; Ylla; Renato Toppo (illustrations related to article on Posing the Nude in another volume); Robert Capa; Julien Bryan (4, inc. 3 of Poland after German bombings); Berenice Abbott; Nadar; Fritz Henle; Denise Bellon; Andre de Dienes; Herbert Matter; Barbara Morgan; F.S. Lincoln; et al. Hardcover, green cloth binding with gilt lettering, very good, with bottom edges of some pages have waviness probably due to moisture but no staining. $10.

Complete Photographer - See also Morgan, Willard D. for complete set.

48b.1.c.a. The Concerned Photographer, edited by Cornell Capa. Photographs by Werner Bischof, Robert Capa, David Seymour ("Chim"), Andre Kertesz, Leonard Freed, and Dan Weiner. Grossman, 1968. Softcover, 2nd printing. Good, creased on front lower corner; covers have some shelf wear, scratches, and spots, still attractive. Rich gravure printing in the Netherlands with incredibly deep blacks. $10.

48b.1.c.b. Connell, Will. Will Connell, About Photography. T.J. Maloney, 1949. A very good copy of an uncommon book that is more often found in hardcover. This copy is the scarce softcover edition. 64 pages with minor wear. [Will Connell was a Hollywood photographer and teacher who was a particular favorite of Tom Maloney, publisher of U.S. Camera magazines and annuals. For unknown reasons, Connell's book was published by Maloney personally, rather than through U.S. Camera, which also published a number of photography books. Maloney is mentioned favorably by Connell in the text, which is directed toward advanced photographers and is well illustrated with a variety of Connell's photographs.] $40.

48b.1.c.c. Conniff, Gregory. Gregory Conniff. December 19, 1979 - February 3, 1980. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1979. Essay by Jane Livingston. [Photographs of Madison, Wisconsin; Monmouth Beach, New Jersey; et al.]. Stapled magenta wraps, fine, 20 pages, 12 black-and-white illustrations, including portrait of and biographical information about the photographer, first (and only) edition of 1,500 copies. $30.

48b.1.c.c. Connor, Linda. Linda Connor: Visits. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery No. 46, Schine Student Center, Syracuse University, 1996. 24 pages, 9x10 inches, introduction by Jeffrey Hoone, illustrated with 20 warm-toned monochrome prints on glossy paper, very good exhibition catalog in illustrated stapled wraps of Connor's large format platinum prints of sacred spaces around the world, including Petra, Jordan; Mystery Vally, Utah; Machu Pichu, Peru; Mount Nemrut, Turkey; Banares, India; Katmandu, Nepal; Kau Desert, Hawaii; Kashmir, India; Japan; China; Tibet; Egypt; Bali; Sonora, Mexico; Ayuthaya, Thailand; Ireland; Chartres Cathedral, France; Ladakh, India; Sri Lanka; and Ethiopian Church, Jerusalem. Exhibit, November 11-December 31, 1996. Like new. $20.

48b.1.c.d. The Constructed Image. Photographs by James D. Luciana, Dan McCormack, and Robert Pucci. Mid-Hudson Art andScience Center, Poughkeepsie, New York. February 22-March 29, 1991. Introduction by Robert Pucci, Director. Statements by Dan McCormack and James D. Luciana. Catalog with 6 reproductions of still life photographs. McCormack's work features female nudes with objects placed on the body. 12 pages. Wraps, as issued. Very good with mailing label on back cover. $15.

48b.1.c.e. Constructivism. Photography's Response to Constructivism. March 21-June 8, 1980. San Francisco Museum of Art, 1980. Text by Van Deren Coke. Exhibition catalog, wraps, 8 pages. Illustrated with photographs by Paul Strand, Werner Mantz, Anton Bruehl, Imogen Cunningham, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Brett Weston, and Edward Weston. Checklist with 70 items exhibited, including by some photographers not illustrated in the catalog. Fine. $10.

48b.2. Contact Sheet - 4 issues. Photography catalogs issued in numbered series by Light Work, Syracuse University. Contact Sheet 61, 1988. Carrie Mae Weems, Jeffrey Wolin, Lynne Cohen, Lisa Bloomfield & Connie Hatch. Fine with mailing label and insert. Contact Sheet 85, 1995. Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany by Andrea Robbins and Max Becher, with artists’ statement (cover and portfolio). Plus Lida Suchy, Miso Suchy, Sarah Hart, and Kathy Vargas, each portfolio with essay by Jeffrey Hoone or Gary Hesse. Also Bruce Gilden (rear cover). This copy is in very good condition with minor soiling on front cover, and crimps along spine and on pages. Contact Sheet 87, 1995. Martina Lopez (cover and portfolio); Bill McDowell; Laura Cano; and Albert Chong. Each portfolio with essay by Jeffrey Hoone or Gary Hesse. This copy is in VG+ condition with a small chip along spine. Contact Sheet 92, 1997. Pamela Vander Zwan; Danny Tisdale; Peter Max Kanhola; Bob Haggar. Each portfolio with essay by Jeffrey Hoone or Gary Hesse. Also Deborah Willis-Kennedy (back cover) with essay by Willis-Kennedy on inside back cover. This copy is in VG+ condition with some small page crimps and a crease on lower right corner of cover. $20 for all four sold as lot.

48bb. Contact Sheet 102: The Light Work Annual, ed. by Jeffrey Hoone. [Features portfolios by Margaret Stratton, Ajamu, Saiman Li, Elijah Gowin, Nancy Floyd, Chan Chao, Tim Maul, Stephen Mahan, Tony Gleaton, Zana Briski, Michael Putnam, Beth B. Posthumous tribute to Rita Hammond.] Syracuse University, 1999. Stiff illus. wraps, mint, $12.50.

48bb.1. Contact Sheet 176. Michael Buhler-Rose: New Geographics. Exhibition, March 17-May 4, 2014. Light Work, Syracuse University. [Photographs of European Americans who live like and dress like people in India.] Like new. $5.

44bb.2. Contact Sheet 178. Alison Rossiter: Revive. Exhibition, August 18-October 22, 2014. Light Work, Syracuse University. [Photographs made with outdated silver gelatin paper using only light and chemistry.] Like new, with invitation card laid in. $5.

44bb.2.1. Contemporary Photographer. Vol. 1, No. 2. The Sense of Abstraction. Exhibition by the Museum of Modern Art, New York, July-August 1960. Photographers include Francis Brugiere; Alfred Stieglitz; Moholy-Nagy; Edward Steichen; Edward Weston; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Ralph Alberto; Gerard Ifert; Koyo Okada; Jaromir Stephany; Val Telberg; Nathan Lyons; Naomi Savage; Leo C. Massopust; Harold Edgerton; Syl Labrot; Lennart Olson; and Wynn Bullock. Good in wraps with stains on covers, which are separating at stapled spine, internally very good. Previous owner, photographer Louis H. Draper, wrote his surname at the top of the front cover. [This publication is not to be confused with Aperture, Vol. 8, No. 2, also called The Sense of Abstraction, a more easily obtainable item which was on a similar theme and had a partial overlap in photographers included.] $45.

44bb.2.2. Contemporary Photographer. Vol. V, No. 3, 1966. Includes Charles Harbutt,The Multi-Level Picture Story; Grey Villet, drug addicts at Synanon; exhibition reviews without illustrations about Aaron Siskind, Frederick Sommer;, and Elliot Erwitt; and other articles. Like new in illustrated wraps with cover by Harbutt. $30.

44bb.2.3. Contemporary Photographer. Vol. V, No. 4, 1966. Includes photography by Marie Cosindas (mostly still life and portraits) and Warren Hill (urban landscapes including inserted female nudes), and texts by Ralph Hattersley, Beaumont Newhall, Nicholas Dean, John Schulze, Grace M. Mayer; Jerry Uelsmann; Robert Heinecken, et al. Reading copy with closed tears and light stains on cover, large chip in margin of Hattersley article, lacks table of contents page (unpaginated so not possible for me to tell what pages are missing, although all contributors listed at back are present). Illustrations are fine. Scarce in any condition. $20.

44bb.3. Contemporary Trends. The Chicago Photographic Gallery of Columbia College, 1976. . Oblong softcover, 62 pages. Introduction by Van Deren Coke. Essays by A.D. Coleman and Bill Jay. Includes black and white and some color images from Ruth Bernhard, Barbara Crane, Judy Dater, Ralph Gibson, Emmet Gowin, Robert Heinecken, Eikoh Hosoe, Ray Metzker, Aaron Siskind, Todd Walker, Jack Welpott, and Minor White. Statements by the photographers. Ex-library with usual evidence including spine label. Significant liquid damage affecting edges and back cover but no mold. Several pages detached. Adequate reference copy. $5.

44bb.4. Convergence: 8 Photographers. Exhibition of work by black photographers held at the Photographic Resource Center, Boston, in collaboration with theVisual Studies Workshop, guest curated by Deborah Willis, December 14, 1990-January 24, 1991. Essay by Edmund Barry Gaither. Photographers include Albert Chong; Todd Gray; Jeffrey Scales; Coreen Simpson; Clarissa Sligh; Elisabeth Sunday; Christian Walker; and Wendel White. Includes exhibition checklist and biographical summaries for each photographer. Like new in wraps, 32 pages. $35.

48bbb. Cook, George H. The Preservation of a Photographic History: The George H. Cook Collection of Agricultural and Scientific Photographs at Rutgers. By Rick Mitchell. [New Jersey Museum of Agriculture, ca. 1980.] 16 page pamphlet with essay and 14 illustrations in sepia tone, including two on covers. [Note: the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture has closed and this very extensive photo collection was dispersed. A small sample group of lantern slides selected by Rick Mitchell is at the Monmouth County Archives.] Illustrated wraps, fine, $30. Two copies available.

48bbbb. Cook, George S. Photographer... Under Fire: The Story of George S. Cookby Jack C. Ramsey, Jr. Historical Resources Press, 1994. Limited edition; Copy #717 of 1,000. Double signed and inscribed to “Gerry.” Cook, “The Mathew Brady of the South,” lived from 1819 to 1902. He grew up in Newark, New Jersey, before settling in Charleston, South Carolina. Fine hardcover with dust jacket. $60.

48c. Cooper, Joseph D. Single-Lens Reflex Photography. Third Edition. Amphoto, 5th printing, wraps, vg, 1972. Signature of previous owner on title page. $1.00.

48d. Cornelius, Robert. Robert Cornelius: Portraits from the Dawn of Photography, by William F. Stapp with contributions by Marian S. Carson and M. Susan Barger. Published for the National Portrait Gallery by Smithsonian Institution Press, 1983. [Includes the earliest portrait (a selfie) made with the daguerreotype process and others by Cornelius, 1839-1847, with informative essays on Cornelius and the science of daguerreotypy.] Stiff wraps, as issued, with custom made 4 mil polyester jacket. Lightly shelfworn, light brown flecks on front flyleaf, overall very good. SOLD

49. Cosindas, Marie. Paul Simon. Greatest Hits, Etc. Columbia JC 35032. [Record album with color cover portrait by Marie Cosindas.] Jacket and disc near fine. $5.00.

50. Coulson, Major Thomas. Mata Hari, Courtesan and Spy. New York: Blue Ribbon Books, 1930. With photographs from the motion picture starring Greta Garbo. One corner worn, o/w vg. $20.

50a. Cowin, Eileen. Eileen Cowin, Work 1971-1998. still (and all). Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, 2000. Essays by Sue Spaid and Mark Alice Durant. Stiff illustrated wraps. Exhibition catalog, 40 pages with color illustrations.. Includes biographical information on the photographer. Exhibit at Armory Center for the Arts, Southeast Museum of Photography, and University of Maryland/Baltimore County, Fine Arts Gallery, 2000-2001. Near fine, $15.

50b. Crane, Barbara. Barbara Crane Photographs, 1948-1980. Essays by Estelle Jussim and Paul Vanderbilt. Center for Creative Photography, 1981. Stiff wraps, very good with moderate shelf wear and slight fading on spine. With custom made 4 mil polyester jacket. An attractive copy. $25.

50c. Crane, Barbara. Barbara Crane: Evolution of a Vision. Essay by Tom Beck. Memorandum on Alchemy by Paul Vanderbilt. Albin O. Kuhn Library and Gallery, University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1983. Exhibition catalog, illustrated wraps, 20 pages. Includes list of 269 works in the exhibit. Near fine with yellow round label on title page with a number. $25. Another copy, very good with crimp on lower right of front cover, warmly inscribedby Barbara to David (possibly David Travis), June 28, 1983. $40.

51. Crawford, Ralston. Ralston Crawford: Photographs/Art and Process. [Exhibition organized by Edith A. Tonelli and John Gossage, with catalog essay by Tonelli.] University of Maryland, 1983. [Like Charles Sheeler, to whom Crawford is compared in Tonelli's essay, Crawford [1906 - 1977 ] was both a painter in the Precisionist style and a photographer; his work is held by the Library of Congress, Phillips Gallery, and other museums. This well printed catalog of 58 photographs includes both formalist studies of architectural elements and pictures of jazz musicians in New Orleans. Also included are three of his paintings in color, a portrait of Crawford, and a chronology. If you like the photographs of Charles Sheeler and Walker Evans, you will probably like Crawford's. Wraps, fine. SOLD

51.a. Crawford, William. The Keepers of Light: A History & Working Guide to the Early Photographic Processes. Morgan & Morgan, 1979. Scarce hardcover edition, near fine, illustrated paper over boards, not issued with dust jacket. Custom made polyester jacket. After an excellent introductory history section of more than 100 pages, illustrated with color plates by Julia Margaret Cameron, Joseph Keiley, Edward Steichen, Hill & Adamson, Charles Negre, Henri Le Secq, William Henry Fox Talbot, J.J.E. Mayall, William Notman, Alfred Stieglitz, et al., Crawford provides detailed instructions and discussion of 19th and early 20th century photographic processes, including Salted Paper, Ambrotype, Platinum, Palladium, Kallitype, Carbon, Carbro, Three-Color Carbro, Gum Dichromate, Oil, Bromoil, Photogravure, and Collotype, as well as Color Separation and Conservation and Restoration. Also includes chapter Early History of Photomechanical Printing with discussion of Heliography, etched Daguerreotypes, Photogalvanography, Gravure Heliographique, and Woodburytype. Essential reference on this topic. $60.

51.aa. Creative Camera, February 1969, Number 56. Edited by Bill Jay. Published by Colin Osman. Cover photo by Duane Michals. Includes Duane Michals, Photo-Sequences; Paul Strand, Mexican Portfolio; Ken Heyman, dislocated photographs; Inge Morath & Saul Steinberg, anti-photographer masks; Rene Magritte, painted collages; John Szarkowski, Photography and Mass Media; Peter Bunnell, The Photographer as Printmaker. Other photographers include Edward Weston, Lee Friedlander, Atget; Man Ray; Jerry Uelsmann; and Colin Osman. Cover crimps, crease on back cover, a couple of small llight brown stains on back cover, internal pages have some crimps at margins but overall a near very good copy. $30.

51aa.1. Cross Currents, Cross Country: Recent Photography from the Bay Area and Massachusetts. SF Camerawork, San Francisco and Photographic Resource Center, Boston, 1988. Edited by Debra Heimerdinger, Jean Caslin, and Dan Younger. Essays by Anne Wilkes Tucker and Pamela Allara. Published on the occasion of an exchange of exhibitions in the fall of 1988. The exhibition catalogue supercedes SF Camerawork Quarterly, Volume 15, No. 1 and VIEWS: The Journal of Photography in New England, Volume 10, No.1 (Fall 1988). [Photographers illustrated include Cay Lang; Chris Sullivan; Larry Sultan;Richard Misrach; Robert Dawson; Michael Kenna; Michelle Van Parys; John Harding; Catherine Wagner; Ken Light; David Heiden; Ruth Morgan; Ken Miller; Leon Borensztein; John Bloom; Doug DuBois; Sara Leith; Vance Gilbert; Ken Botto; Brian Taylor; Mark Durant; Gary Borgstedt; Hilda Shum/Paul Berg; Jo Whaley; Nina Glaser; Paul WinternitzJerry Berndt; Polly Brown; Ted Spagna; Chris Enos; Jim Dow; Maryjean Viano Crowe; Sheron Rupp; David PriftiSnyder MacNeil; Becky Hunt; Mary Frey; Thomas Young; Margo Valboni; David Mussina; Anna Strickland; Dana Salvo; and Vin Borelli.] Wraps, very good with some rubbing on covers, 65 pages. $15.

51aaa. Cuba. Under the Cuban Sun. June 16-September 17, 2016. Throckmorton Fine Art. Illustrated wraps, 32 pages, almost like new with minuscule wear bottom right corner of cover. Photographers include Henri Cartier-Bresson; Walker Evans; Susan S. Bank; Jane Cytryn; Graciela Iturbide; Joseph Ney; Michael Scalisi; Christophe von Hohenberg; Jesse A. Fernandez; Raul Canibano; Hector Garcia; Alberto Korda; Rodrigo Moya; Mario Algaze; Juan Carlos Alom; Raul Canibano. Includes photographs of Ernest Hemingway, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara. $25.

51aaaa. Cubism. Cubism and American Photography, 1910-1930 by John Pultz and Catherine B. Scallen. Sterling and Francine Clark Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, 1981. Illustrated stiff wraps, 79 pages, near fine. Issued in conjunction with an exhibition. Well illustrated with informed substantial discourses in six chapters with notes and bibliography. Photographers illustrated include Alfred Stieglitz; John Haviland; Clarence White; Paul Anderson; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Paul Strand; Man Ray; Morton Schamberg; Charles Sheeler; Edward Steichen; Francis Bruguiere; Paul Outerbridge; Ralph Steiner; Edward Weston; Tina Modotti; Margaret Mather; Margaret Bourke-White; Anton Bruehl; Berenice Abbott; Walker Evans. Includes exhibition checklist with 70 photographs listed. $35.

51.1. Cumming, Robert. Robert Cumming. A Discourse on Domestic Disorder. Self-published artist's book, 1975. Wraps, 21 pages.1st edition. [A presumably fictional discourse by Cumming about his relationship with his neighbor Wayne, interspersed with his conceptual staged photographs.] Like new, $50.

51.2. Cumming, Robert. Robert Cumming. Interruptions in Landscape and Logic. Self-published artist's book, 1977. Wraps, 29 pages. 1st edition. [A story by Cumming on a fictitious war in the Pacific, illustrated with drawings and photographs by Cumming.] Like new, $50.

51.3. Cumming, Robert. Robert Cumming. A Training in the Arts. Self-published artist's book, 1977. Second edition (previously published by Coach House Press, 1973). Wraps, 24 pages. [A fictional comical autobiography about the author's art education, illustrated with photographs of nude women and men with irrelevant captions.] Like new, $50.

51.4. Cumming, Robert. Robert Cumming. The Weight of Franchise Meat. Self-published artist's book, 1971. First edition of 500 copies in stapled wraps. Sixteen photographs of hamburger patties being weighed on a postage scale from Orange County burger chains A + W, Bob's Big Boy, Buddy's, Burger King, Carl's Jr., Denny's, Heinz, Jack-in-the-Box, McDonald's, and Punky's. Cited on pages 146-147 of Martin Parr and Gerry Badger's "The Photobook: A History, Volume II." A near fine copy of a very collectible title with just a trace of rubbing. $825.

51.4a. Cumming, Robert. Cumming Photographs. Issued as Untitled 18 by the Friends of Photography, 1973. Edited with an essay by James Alinder. 55 pages, 39 photographs plus drawings and text illustrations. Includes interview. Near fine with just a touch of wear at top of spine. $20.

51.5. Cunningham, Imogen. After Ninety. Introduction by Margaretta Mitchell. University of Washington, 1977. Cloth, 1st edition (no later printings indicated), fine with near fine protected dust jacket that has a small faint damp stain at top of spine that you really have to look for to discern. Cunningham's last book, produced as a nonegenarian, with 70 full page portraits of aged persons, including photographers Karl Struss and August Sander, taken from the 1930s to 1970s. $20.

51.6. Curtis, Edward S. Davis, Barbara A. Edward S. Curtis: The Life and Times of a Shadow Catcher. Chronicle, 1985. Fine hardcover with vg+ protected unclipped dust jacket. ISBN 0-87701-346-2. One of the best large format books on Curtis, best known for his photographs of Native Americans, with both biography and numerous photographs. $40.

51.b. Cunningham, Imogen. After Ninety. Introduction by Margaretta Mitchell. University of Washington, 1977. Cloth, 1st edition (no later printings indicated), fine with near fine protected dust jacket that has a small faint damp stain at top of spine that you really have to look for to discern. Cunningham's last book, produced as a nonegenarian, with 70 full page portraits of aged persons, including photographers Karl Struss and August Sander, taken from the 1930s to 1970s. $20.

51.c. Curtis, Edward S. Davis, Barbara A. Edward S. Curtis: The Life and Times of a Shadow Catcher. Chronicle, 1985. Fine hardcover with vg+ protected unclipped dust jacket. ISBN 0-87701-346-2. One of the best large format books on Curtis, best known for his photographs of Native Americans, with both biography and numerous photographs. $40.

51d. Czech Photography. Ceskoslovenska fotografie. Prazsky fotosalon 1965. Umelecka fotografie 31. Wraps, very good with minor wear to extremities, with custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. 1st printing, 8,600 copies. 4 color, 46 black-and-white illustrations, plus photo of exhibition room. Text in Czech. Photographers include Zdenko Feyfar; Josef Koudelka; Josef Sudek; Vaclav Jiru; Kamil Vyskocil; Otakar Nehera; Tibor Honty; Jaroslav Honty; Miroslave Hak; Jan Splichal; Martin Martincek; Jaroslave Stochl; Vilem Heckel; Jelena Latalova; Zdenek Martinovsky; Viktor Radnicky; Joseph Ehm; Vaclav Jiru; Vilem Rosegnal; Erich Einhorn; Vaclav Chochola; Ladislave Sitensky; Bohumil Straka; Eva Fukova; et al. $30.

51e. Czech Photography. fotografove — fotographers by Dr. Jiri Jaskmanicky. Ceske Centrum Fotografie / Czech Center of Photography, 1999. Portfolio of pamphlets with printed wrapper. 18 separate double leaves on thick glossy paper with photographs and text in English and Czech. Front cover has small abrasion, probably from removal of a price sticker, otherwise like new. [Photographers include Josef Bartuska; Jan Beran; Frantisek Drtikol; Jaromir Funke; Alexander Hackenschmied (Hammid); Miroslav Hak; Petr Helbich; Tibor Honty; Rudolf Janda; Vaclav Jirasek; Jan Lukas; Ladislave Postupa; Jaroslav Rossler; Jan Saudek; Josef Sudek; Jan Svoboda; Bohumil Stastny; and Josef Vorisek. Tono Stano listed among 19 photographers on back cover but not present and also missing from a bound version seen. An effort to locate a copy in Prague with Stano not successful and it seems likely that Stano was omitted from this publication.] $50.