Daguerre to Dutch Photography

52. Daguerre and Niepce. Digital color enlargement (app. 4x6 inches) of blue French postage stamp, 1939 (Scott #374), commemorating first century of photography. $5.00. See illustration.

52.1. Daguerreian Annual 2014. Official Yearbook of The Daguerreian Society, 2015. 296 pages. Edition of 550 softcover copies. Lavishly illustrated with outstanding research by contributors. Topics include African-American Dress in Daguerreotypes by Karin J. Bohleke; California Gold Rush by Marcos R. Armstrong; George S. Cook Itinerant Daguerreotypist in Georgia, 1848-1850, by E. Lee Eltzroth; Early Boston Photography: Charles E. & Luther Holman Hale by Ron Polito; From Indian Territory to Hawaii, Souvenirs of a Missionary by John A. Monroe; Notes on the Henry Fitz daguerreotype self-portrait, 1839, by Wm. B. Becker; post mortem daguerreotypes by Dr. Sarah M. Iepson; polka fashions of the 1840s and 1850s by Karin J. Bohleke; collection of daguerreotypes saved from recycling center, now at Jackson Homestead Museum, in Newtown, Massachusetts; and selection of member's daguerreotypes. Bump lower right corner. $40.

52.2. The Daguerreian Annual, 2019-2020. Daguerreian Society, 2020. Stephen Perloff, ed. Authors: Ann M. Shumard; Jeremy Rowe; Sean William Nolan; C. Wesley Cowan; Karin J. Bohleke; M. Susan Barger; Wm. B. Becker; David R. Hanlon; Hengli Ge; Berhnard Hildebrandt; Mark Koenigsberg; Pamela C Powell; Ariadna and Grant Romer; Joe Baumann; Elliot Adrian Conte; Leonard A. Walle; Mike robinson; Glenn Willumson; Rachel K. Wetzel; and Bob Zeller. Subjects: Daguerreotypes; Irving Pobboravsky; Moon Daguerreotypes; Robert Cornelius; Nathan Parker; Isaac Rehn; Girault de Prangey; Maine gravestones with daguerreotypes; Albert Raborn Phillips Jr.; Jeremiah Gurney; Frederick Birhill; Gold Rush daguerreotypes; William G. Mason; Marcus Aurelius Root; Mathew Brady; Joseph Rupert Gorgas (Daguerreian Boat); Augustus Washington (of John Brown); Robert H. Vance; John Adams Whipple; Southworth & Hawes; Tintypes of photographers. One of 350 softcover copies. (Also published in hardcover, 80 copies.) New in shrinkwrap, fine. $40.

52a. Daguerreotype Society Membership Directory, 1998. Names, mailing addresses, email addresses, etc. for historians, collectors, contemporary daguerreotypists, et al. Listed alphabetically by last name and indexed by state or country. 117 unbound looseleaf pages. Fine. $10.

52aa. Daguerreotypes. Image, Volume 40, Nos. 1-4. Special Double Issue. George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. 1997. Entire issue devoted to Rachel Stuhlman, "Luxury, Novelty, Fidelity: Madame Foa's Daguerreian Tale," with numerous illustrations relating to the history of the daguerreotype and adultery in France, including three portraits of Daguerre. As new, $10. (2 copies available)

52c. Daguerreotypes. Rudisill, Richard. Mirror Image: The Influence of the Daguerreotype on American Society. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1971. 1st edition, hardcover, near fine (only flaw is last page has corner cut off) with near fine, price clipped mylar protected dust jacket. 342 pages, 202 illustrations. About as nice a copy as one could find for this scarce and wonderful book; this copy was formerly in the collection of David Hunter McAlpin, although his name is not on it. Thoroughly researched, filled with fascinating detail and insights, never superceded. Includes 16 page annotated bibliography. An essential reference for any one interested in daguerreotypes, history of photography, mid-19th century American history, etc. $225.

52d. Daguerreotypes. Wood, John. The Scenic Daguerreotype: Romanticism & Early Photography. University of Iowa, 1995. 1st printing. 222 pages. [Remarkable collection of daguerreotypes from museums and private collections, showing landscape, architecture, city views, and other subjects rarely seen in early photoraphy. Daguerreotypists include Henry Negretti and Joseph Zambra (Egypt), Jules Itier (Macao, Philae), Alexander John Ellis (Rome), Calvert Jones (Margam Castle), Barthelemy-Urbain Bianchi (Toulouse), Louis Daguerre (Paris), Charles Fredericks and Weeks (Brazil), Samuel Bemis (Mt. Crawford), George H. Johnson (California), William Stroud (Norristown Fire Company), James P. Ball (Greenbriar Resort), Louis-Alphonse Poitevin (view of his house), Robert Vance (San Francisco), William and Frederick Langenheim (Girard Bank, Philadelphia), Joseph Wilhelm Pero (Lubeck), Baron Jean-Baptiste-Louis Gros (Greece), William S. Porter (Girard College), Southworth and Hawes (Boston), Henry Coit Perkins (Newburyport, 1839), Hugo Sangenwald (Honolulu), and many others.) Fine hardcover with mylar protected dust jacket, one page has a short crease in corner. SOLD

52e. Daguerre, Louis J.M. Gernsheim, Helmut and Alison. L.J.M. Daguerre; The History of the Diorama and the Daguerreotype. Second revised edition with 124 illustrations. Dover, 1968. First or early printing, lacks ISBN number found in later printings of this edition. Wraps, vg+, $25.

52f. Daguerreotypes. R. Derek Wood. The Arrival of the Daguerreotype in New York. American Photographic Historical Society, 1995. Wraps, 14 pages. [A detailed analysis of when and by whom news of the daguerreotype reached New York, including roles of D.W. Seager and Francois Gouroud. Wood discusses mistake in Beaumont Newhall's The Daguerreotype in America but was apparently was unaware of camera maker George Prosch's claim in Anthony’s Photographic Bulletin, April 24, 1886, that he made a test daguerreotype before providing the first daguerreotype camera to Seager, who is usually credited with making the first daguerreotype in the U.S. Includes biography of Wood and two-page bibliography of his publications.] Like new, $25.

52g. Daguerreotypes. A Practical Introduction to the Art of Daguerreotypy in the 20th Century. Northlight No. 2. By Kenneth E. Nelson. University of Arizona, 1977. Wraps, very good with short splits at top and bottom of spine. About 60 pages including unpaginated appendices. [Provides thorough explanation of how to make daguerreotypes with photographs and drawings to illustrate. Nelson was an undergraduate B.F.A. major at the University of Arizona when he wrote this paper and went on to become one of the best known contemporary daguerreotypists.] Scarce, only 5 copies in libraries listed in WorldCat. $100.

52h. Daguerreotypes. Image, the Journal of the George Eastman House of Photography. Volume 5, Number 1, January 1956. Edited by Minor White. Includes Beaumont Newhall, "The Broadway Daguerreian Galleries," pages 27-37. [Discusses the leading galleries owned by Mathew Brady, Martin M. Lawrence, Rufus Anson, and Jeremiah Gurney, and mentions the operators who actually took the daguerreotypes for them such as James A. Brown, Polycarp von Schneidau, and Gabriel Harrison. Well illustrated with views of galleries, portraits of daguerreotypists, etc.] Complete issue, 45 pages, also includes book review by Newhall of Mathew Brady, Historian with a Camera by James D. Horan. Good with some crimps and other signs of use, no internal marks. $25.

52i. Dahl-Wolfe, Louise. Sally Eauclaire, Louise Dahl-Wolfe: A Retrospective Exhibition. National Museum of Women in the Arts, 1987. Illustrated wraps, 94 pages. 44 plates and 6 other photographs, 1932-1955, consisting of portraits, fashion photos of models such as Suzy Parker, nudes, et al. (Dahl-Wolfe was a leading photographer for Harper's Bazaar.) Portraits include Christian Dior; Ingrid Bergman; Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya; Carson McCullers; Orson Welles; Jean Cocteau; Dolores del Rio; Isamu Noguchi; Wanda Landowska; Colette; Lauren bacall; Jean Patchett; et al. Facsimile printed signature of the photographer in dark blue ink on preliminary title page. Near very good with four words underlined in text, minor wear on covers. $30.

53. Darmstadt, Germany. Darmstadt eine Bildreportage. Aufnahmen Ruth Fink. Text Willy Thonnessen. Dieses Darmstadt-Buch wurde 1960 zum hundertfunfundzwansigjahrigen Bestehehen der Firma Eduard Roether, Buchdruckerei und Verlag. Black-and-white photographs of a summer day in Darmstadt, Germany, divided into sections: Morning, Breakfast Time, Panorama, Midday, Sitting on a Park Bench, The Nursery, and Evening. 126 pages. Fine with vg+ protected dust jacket. List of photos laid in, in German, French, and English. Text of book is in German. $15.

53a. Dater, Judy and Jack Welpott. Women and Other Visions. Introduction by Henry Holmes Smith. Morgan & Morgan, 1st ed., 1976. [Photographs of urban women, often in an exploration of their sexuality. Subjects include actress Twinka Thiebaud, photographer Linda Connor, painter Maggie Wells, and self portrait by Dater, Dater by Welpott, and Dater and Welpott together by Arnold Newman. Also includes portraits of photographer Imogen Cunningham. With chronologies for the two photographers.] Fair with significant condition issues, reading copy. $5.

53b. Davidson, Bruce. "One Man Show: Bruce Davidson," in Leica Photography, Volume 12, Number 1, 1959. Article on Davidson, pages 4-9, with 8 photographs, including The Widow of Montmartre, Errol Flynn, Leonard Bernstein, Welsh children, et al.). [At 24, Davidson was the newest member of Magnum, the photographers' agency, at the time of this publication. He went on to a very distinguished career with many books and other publications.] Entire issue, 31 pages. Other articles include photographs of the United Nations in session by Y. Ernest Satow. Near very good with small scuff and short creases on cover $10.

53c. Davidson, Bruce. Central Park. Aperture, 1995. 1st edition, not to be confused with reprint. Fine in near fine protected dust jacket that has a very slight dent on lower left of front cover, with signature of previous owner on front flyleaf. 12 x 10 inches. SOLD

53d. Davidson, Bruce. Subsistence U.S.A. Text by Carol Hill. Photographs by Bruce Davidson. Holt, Rinehart & Wilson, 1973. [Study of poor people in America]. 1st edition, stiff wraps, fine with non-authorial gift inscription in pencil (erasable) on front flyleaf. 192 pages. $5.

53.1. Davis, Phil. Photography. William C. Brown, 1972. 1st ed. with spiral bound wraps. [This is the 1st ed. of a book now in its 7th edition. With email letter from the author about the editions.] vg with slight creases and rubbing, publisher's address taped to first title page, signature of previous owner, Ed Meyers (formerly exec. editor of Popular Photography). $100.

54. Davis, Phil. Beyond the Zone System (Curtin & London, 1981, 1st ed., 2nd printing, hard cover with near fine dust jacket) and Beyond the Zone System Workbook (Curtin & London, 1981, 1st printing, wraps, vg+ with slight bump bottom of front cover). [In readily understandable language, illustrations, and diagrams, Davis explains how to get perfect negatives through senistometry, including how to read and interpret film curves, zone system theory and practice, how to run your own zone tests, etc. The workbook includes instructions on how to convert a light meter into a densitometer, as well as testing paper and film and making a "wonder wheel" of gray scales to use as a guide during photography. Very useful for serious photgraphers.] Two volumes, $50.

54.1. Deal, Joe. Joe Deal: New Topographics. Northlight 4. Arizona State University, 1977. Spiral bound, 19 pages plus several unnumbered pages, including a reproduction of a landscape photo by Joe Deal. Interview with Joe Deal about his growth and development as a photographer by Nasrallah S. Behbehani, including how he became involved in the very well known New Topographics exhibition at the George Eastman House. [At the time of the interview, Deal was on the faculty of the University of California at Riverside. He was visiting Arizona State as a guest lecturer and judge of a state-wide student photography competition.] Scarce. Six copies held by libraries indexed in WorldCat. Like new, $100.

54a. DeCarava, Roy and Langston Hughes. The Sweet Flypaper of Life. [The first major publication by photographer Roy DeCarava, first issued in 1955. DeCarava was the first African American photographer to receive a Guggenheim fellowship.] Howard U. Press, 1984. First Howard U. edition. Near fine with near fine dust jacket, discreet blindstamp of previous owner on flyleaf. $125. Another copy, inscribed to Ken Kaplowitz and signed by DeCarava on title page, 3-22-1986. Fine in very good protected dust jacket with wear along top edge and spine, which is slightly faded. Kaplowitz taught art and photography for 49 years at The College of New Jersey.Also signed by Kaplowitz on front flyleaf. $250.

54aa. DeCarava, Roy. Roy DeCarava. The Nation's Capital in Photographs, 1976. February 14 - May 9, 1976. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1976. Wraps, 24 pages, 16 illustration. [Includes biographical information and a portrait of the renowned African American photographer. The Nation’s Capital series included Lee Friedlander, John Gossage, Anthony Hernandez, Roy DeCarava, Lewis Baltz, Jan Groover, Robert Cumming, and Joe Cameron.] Near fine with traces of crimps, scarce, especially in this condition. $75.

54a.1. DeCarava, Roy. Harry Belafonte, Streets I Have Walked. RCA LSP-2696 [vinyl LP record album with cover photo of Belafonte by Roy DeCarava]. Minor ring wear on jacket, disc fine. $5.

54a.2 DeCarava, Roy. Roy DeCarava: Photographs. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, September 12 - October 26, 1975. Introduction by Alvia Wardlaw Short. Wraps, 75 pages, near fine with custom-made 4 mil polyester jacket. [Catalog for first major retrospective for DeCarava, African American photographer reknowned for his illustrations for The Sweet Flypaper of Life with text by Langston Hughes. Includes list of 122 photographs in the exhibition, chronology, and bibliography.] $65.

54a.3. DeCarava, Roy. Infinity. Volume 12, Number 4. April 1964. Includes “The Sound I Saw” by Roy DeCarava, pages 4-21, and “Nat Herz,” a member of the Aesthetic Realism Photographers Cooperative, pages 22-32. Also includes insert with index to Infinity magazine, 1963. 34 pages. Good with printed address of subscriber on edge of front cover, Bernard Wolff, and vertical rubbing in center of cover, as well as other evidence of use. Scarce. $50. Another copy, somewhat better condition, without subscriber name, with creases and light soiling on covers. $55.

54a.4. DeCarava, Roy. Popular Photography. Volume 66, Number 4. April 1970. Includes 9 page article, “Roy De Carava: Thru Black Eyes,” by A.D. Coleman. Other articles include one on major photographica collector Arnold Crane, describing his collection of photographs by noted photographers and 7,000 photography books. An article by Ralph Hattersley has been excised and those pages are missing from this copy. As is, $5.

54a.4.1. DeCarava, Roy. Roy DeCarava. Edited by Jim Alinder. Friends of Photography, 1981. Untitled 27. Member's Edition. Wraps, good oblong heavy volume with cover wear, scratches, and crimps. Pages fine. $35.

54a.5. Delamotte, Philip H. The Crystal Palace. Photographs by Philip H. Delamotte, March 28-June 22, 1980. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House. Essay by Janet E. Buerger. Wraps, 16 pages. [Catalog for exhibition of 62 prints from Delamotte's exceedingly rare portfolio of albumen prints, Photographic Reports of the Progress of the Works of the Crystal Palace and Gardens (1855). This catalog reproduces ten of the images, with an annotated list of all 62 and a list of 160 Photographic Reports of the Progress of the Works of the Crystal Palace and Gardens. The original Crystal Palace was built to house the first world fair held in London in 1851.] Good with moderate damage from mishandling by the U.S. Postal Service, including two short closed tears on rear cover and light vertical crimp through the center of all pages. Mailing label (to me) on rear cover. A serviceable copy of an uncommon photography catalog; no copies found for sale elsewhere. $15.

54a.6. Delano, Jack. Photographic Memories. Smithsonian, 1977. Autobiography of Jack Delano, renowned photographer best known for his association with Roy Stryker, who directed photography for FSA/OWI and Standard Oil. Delano later worked in Puerto Rico, where for fifty years he was photographer, filmmaker, television station director, book illustrator, cartoonist, and composer. Subjects include documentary photography; Farm Security Administration; Puerto Rico; Virgin Islands; Peru; and World War II. 1st printing, new hardcover with dust jacket. Issued at $29.95. $18.

54a.7. Delaware Valley. Seven Photographers: Delaware Valley. Introduction by Wendy Holmes. Peters Valley, 1979. Softcover catalog on glossy paper, 32 pages. [Illustrated catalog for an exhibition of photographs commissioned by Peters Valley with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities, featuring Goodwin Harding, Kipton Kumler, Wendy MacNeil, John McWilliams, Sandy Noyes, Stephen Shore, and George Tice.] Includes brief biographies of the photographers. A near fine copy of an easily damaged publication uncommonly found in this condition. $65.

54a.8. de Lory, Peter. Peter de Lory: Short Stories. The West. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery 33. August 27-October 22, 1993. Schine Student Center, Syracuse University. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone. Wraps, 16 pages. Includes biographical information about the artist. Like new, $15.

54a.9. Demachy, Robert. Turn of the Century Photographs by Robert Demachy (1859-1936). Softcover exhibition catalog, Yale University Art Gallery 7 March - 1 May 1983. Essay by Kim Sichel, with discussion of oil prints, gum bichromate prints, and oil transfer prints. 27 pages. List of 83 works in exhibition. Reproduction of a Demachy photo on cover, otherwise not illustrated. Fine, $10.

54a.10. Demarchelier, Patrick. Patrick Demarchelier. Fashion Photography. American Photographer Master Series, Henry Horenstein, Editor. Introduction by Sean Callahan. Essay by Kathryn E. Livingston. Bulfinch/Little Brown, 1989. 1st edition, stiff illustrated wraps. [Includes stunning nudes, Cindy Crawford; Linda Evangelista; Jerry Hall; Michele Eabry; Estelle; Clotilde; Billy Joel; Martin Sheen; Gene Hackman; Brook Shields; Johnny Depp; Kim Basinger; Isabelle Adjani; Warren Beatty.] Like new, $20.

54b. Demarchelier, Patrick. O'Brien, Glenn. Patrick Demarchelier Photographs. Bulfinch/Little Brown, 1995,1996. [Stunningly beautiful b&w of men and women, inc. celebrities, some nude.] Black cloth, photo on cover.Very fine, exc. corner bump, remainder mark on top & four inch blank line (not breaking surface of picture) on right side of cover picture. Issued w/o dj at $65. $20.

54b.1. De Meyer, Baron. The Collection of Baron De Meyer. Monday, October 20, 1980 at 2 p.m. Sotheby's New York. Auction catalog, 162 lots, profusely although not completely illustrated as some lots contained many photographs. [When De Meyer died in 1946, his adopted son Ernest gathered his personal belongings and stored them in a large steamer trunk that De Meyer had owned for most of his life and had accompanied him on his travels in Europe and Asia. The photographs in this sale were from that trunk, which had been stored for decades.] Fine, softcover, $45.

54c. Denmark. Dybdahl, Vagn, et al. Erhvervshistorisk Arbog 1970. Meddelelser fra Erhvervsarkivet 21. Universitetsforlaget I Aarhus, 1970. [Economic archives in Denmark, illus. w. 19th century photos of Danish leaders, workers, street scenes, etc.] Hardcover, 172pp. vg. ex. small rubbed area on cover. $25.

54d. Deschamps, Francois. Francois Deschamps, Life in a Book. Visual Studies Workshop, 1986. First edition of 500 copies. [Fictional illustrated autobiography in black-and-white photographs. From the back cover: "F. Deschamps, the author/photographer of this fascinating book is a magician and former dictator of Malaria, an island in the Caribbean Antilles. Although he was a fairly popular dictator, he quite suddenly decided to retire in 1975. He now resides with his canary in a small house in upstate New York."] Like new, $45.

55. Deschin, Jacob. New Ways in Photography. (Textbook). Blue Ribbon, 1936, reprinted 1941. Dust jacket chipped. $10.00.

55.1. DeSouza, Allan. Allan DeSouza [and] Yong Soon Min. AlterNatives. April 4 - June 15, 1997. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, No. 48. Schine Student Center, Syracuse University. Introduction by Gary Hesse. 24 pages. [Includes images from Min's series BellyTalk and Defining Moments and deSouza's series An American Notebook, Jane Series, and Dick Series, as well as collaborations.] Wraps, like new. $15.

55.2. Detroit. A Detroit Portfolio. Photographs from the Collection of Manning Brothers, Commercial Photographers. 1986 Calendar. Architroit, 1985. Calendar with 13 historic photographs. Days of the month often have historic Michigan events on that day noted. Includes history of Manning Brothers, Commercial Photographers and a bibliography. [After working for other photographers, William H. and John J. Manning opened their own studio at 96 Miami (now Broadway) in Detroit in 1906. When this calendar was published, William's son Edward was running the business, then located in Madison Heights, and had an archive of more than 250,000 images.] Fine with original illustrated envelope in very good condition with age toning. $25.

55.3. Devlin, Lucinda. Lucinda Devlin: The Omega Suites, September 1-October 23, 1992. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, No. 29. Schine Student Center, Syracuse University. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone with essay by Lucinda Devlin. Wraps with foldout cover. Five full page color illustrations. [Devlin's series taken in prisons of execution chambers with Electric Chairs; Lethal Injection Chambers; Gas Chambers; and Gallows.] Like new, $15.

55.3a. Diamond, Hugh. The Face of Madness. Hugh W. Diamond and the Origin of Psychiatric Photography. By Sander L. Gilman, ed., Hugh W. Diamond, and John Conolly. Brunner/Mazel, 1976. Psychiatry, mental illness, and portraits of patients in the nineteenth century. Wraps, good with creases to corners of cover and wear to extremities. $25.

55.4. Diana Camera. The Diana Show: Pictures Through a Plastic Lens. Untitled 21. The Friends of Photography. Softcover catalog of an exhibit with 80 photographs, more than 40 of which are reproduced one to a page. Includes exhibit checklist. Photographers include James Alinder, Larry S. Ferguson, Nancy Rexroth, Lauren Shaw, Cindy Sirko, Joanne Tracy, Sharon Watkins, Graydon Wood, et al. Fine with small crimp along spine. $20. (2 copies available)

55.5. Digital Photography. Digital Photography: Captured Images/Volatile, Memory/New Montage. Exhibit catalog. Curated by Marnie Gillett and Jim Pomeroy. SF Camerwork, San Francisco, June 9-August 13, 1988, and three subsequent venues. [Texts and photographs by Paul Berger, Michael Brodsky, Christopher Burnett, Carol Flax, George Legrady, Manual (Suzanne Bloom and Ed Hill), Esther Parada, Sheila Pinkel, Alan Rath, and Ed Tannenbaum.] Wraps, 36 pages, like new. $35.

55a. Di Grappa, Carol, ed. Landscape: Theory. [Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Harry Callahan, Paul Caponigro; Hamish Fulton, William Garnett, Eliot Porter, Art Sinsabaugh, George Tice, and Brett Weston. Full page photographs with extensive statements by each photographer. ] Lustrum Press, 1980. Large hardcover, black cloth, fine with vg+ dust jacket. A classic title from Ralph Gibson's Lustrum Press. Scarce in hard cover. $100.

55b. Di Perna, Frank. Frank Di Perna. Color Photographs. June 4 - July 17, 1977. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1977. Essay by Jane Livingston. Edition of 2,000. VG+ with a few light spots near spine of front cover. 10 pages, 7 color plates of SX-70 color photographs reproduced actual size. Includes catalogue of 42 works in the exhibit and biographical information about the photographer. $10.

56. Diptychs. Reverberations: Diptychs & Triptychs from the Southeast Museum of Photography. Essay by Alison Devine Nordstrom. Wraps, 1995.Wraps, like new except stamped "GEH" at bottom of page 3 (George Eastman House). 16 pages. Exhibition checklist with 30 images. Photographers included in the exhibit (not all illustrated) included Carolyn Brown; Brian Eckerle; Carol Flax; Carlos Garaicoa; Clint Imboden, Jr.; Kenro Izu; William Klein; Michelle Luke; Robert Rauschenberg; Craig Roper; Jan C. Watten; Charles Wellman; Guy Michel Telemaque; Sylvia Lizama; Dan Biferie; Chad D. Smith; Regina Vater; et al. $15. Another copy, like new, without GEH stamp. $20.

56.1. Disabilities. Portraits of and by the Developmentally Disabled. Photographs by Peter Reiss and His Students. October 9 - November 16, 1986. Eye Gallery, San Francisco. Including covers, 8 page small illustrated pamphlet, fine. Five pages pertain to the exhibit. $5. (Two copies available.)

56.2. Discovery & Recognition. Untitled 25. Friends of Photography, 1981. Edited by James Alinder. Additional texts by Beaumont Newhall, Anita Ventura Mozle, and Wright Morris. Photographs by Harry Callahan; Lee Friedlander; Mark Klett; Imogen Cunningham; Wright Morris; John B. Greene; Roy DeCarava; William Garnett; Carleton E. Watkins; Dirk E. Park; Tricia Sample; Diane Keaton; and Edmund Teske. Near fine in stiff illustrated glossy wraps. $5.

56a. Disfarmer, Mike. Heber Springs Portraits: Continuity and Change in the World Disfarmer Photographed by Toba Pato Tucker. Essay by Alan Trachtenberg. University of New Mexico Press, 1996. Disfarmers' portraits of town folk in Heber Springs, Arkansas, taken in the 1930s and 1940s, together with Tucker's portraits of the same people and descendants fifty years later. A fascinating photographic book. Wraps, as new in shrinkwrap. Issued at $29.95. SOLD

56b. Dmitri, Ivan. Photography in the Fine Arts. Museum Directors' Selections for the 1965 New York World's Fair Exhibition. [Catalog for N.Y. World's Fair PFA exhibit at Kodak pavillion. Includes portraits by Karsh and of Karsh at work by Dmitri, checklist, 20 other illus. by Richard Avedon, Bert Stern, John Brook, Cornell Capa, Elliot Erwitt, Ernst Haas, Philippe Halsman, Karsh, Inge Morath, Arnold Newman, Irving Penn, John Szarkowski, Brett Weston, et al. Near fine, some foxing on rear cover, $20.

57. Doisneau, Robert. Frank Pourcel. Our Paris [Long Playing Record album, Capitol T1002, liner notes copyrighted 1954; cover is wonderful sepia tone Doisneau photo, "Kiss with Leeks," 1950 (see plate 176 in Robert Doisneau, A Photographer's Life.)] Fine, suitable for framing, music nice, too. $20.

57.1. Dorer, Harry C. This Was New Jersey as Seen by Photographer Harry C. Dorer. Edited by John T. Cunningham. Rivergate/Rutgers University Press, 2007. Hundreds of black-and-white photographs by the news photographer between 1920 and 1954 in Newark and elsewhere around New Jersey, including the Pine Barrens. Identified subjects include Joe Louis, Thomas Edison, William Jenning Bryan, Edward Prince of Wales, Edward P. Weston, Tim McCoy, Alfred E. Smith, Clifford J. MacGregor, Babe Ruth, Russ Van Atta, Jack Johnson, Mrs. Mary Lord Harrison (wife of President Benjamin Harrison), A. Harry Moore, Colonel Richard Aldworth, Lt. John D. Bulkley, Douglas Corrigan, Commander C.R. Rosendahl, Hudson Maxim, General N.J. Federoff, Alfred E. Driscoll, et al. 1st ed. Hardcover with dust jacket. New. Issued at 29.95. $19.95.

57a. Donoghue, Peter M. The Night Line: A Memoir of Work by Ambrose Clancy. Photographs by Peter M. Donahue. New Amsterdam, 1990. ISBN 0-941533-45-X. Hardcover with protected dust jacket, ex-library with trimmed rear flyleaf, otherwise in excellent condition. Concerns taxi drivers who drive their cabs at night in New York City. Both author and photographer were professional cab drivers. Photos were exhibited at the City Museum of New York. $5.

57a.1. Doty, Robert. Photography in America. Introduction by Minor White. [Complete record of the exhibition at the Whitney Museum of Art, November 20, 1974 to Janurary 12, 1975. Described as the first attempt in New York to survey the history of the medium since Beaumont Newhall's Photography 1839-1937 at the Museum of Modern Art. Reproductions of 259 photographs by 86 photographers, including Ansel Adams; Diane Arbus; George N. Barnard; Mathew Brady; Dea Brown; Frincis Bruguiere; Wynn Bullock; Harry Callahan; Paul Caponigro; Walter Chappell; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Mark Cohen; Imogen Cunningham; Charles H. Currier; Judy Dater; Bruce Davidson; F. Holland Day; Roy DeCarava; Thomas Eakins; Alfred Eisenstaedt; Walker Evans; Frank Eugene; Robert Frank; Arnold Genthe; Emmet Gowin; Douglas Kent Hall; Charles Harbutt; Erich Hartmann; Josiah Johnson Hawes; David Heath; Robert Heinecken; Lewis W. Hine; William Henry Jackson; Simpson Kalisher; Gertrude Kasebier; Joseph T. Keiley; George Krause; Les Krims; Syl Labrot; Dorothea Lange; Russell Lee; Danny Lyon; Nathan Lyons; Man Ray; Kate Matthews; Ralph Meatyard; Duane Michals; Barbara Morgan; Wright Morris; Eadweard Muybridge; Arnold Newman; Timothy O'Sullivan; Henry S. Peck; Eliot Porter; Leland Rice; Robert Riger; Jacob Riis; Carl Roodman; Lucas Samaras; George H. Seeley; Arthur Siegel; Aaron Siskind; Ben Shahn; Charles Sheeler; W. Eugene Smith; Frederick Sommer; Albert Sands Southworth; Edward J. Steichen; Ralph Steiner; Alfred Stieglitz; Dennis Stock; Paul Strand; George Tice; Jerry Uelsmann; Adam Clark Vroman; Todd Walker; Carleton Watkins; Weegee; Jack Welpott; Brett Weston; Edward Weston; Clarence White; Minor White; Wood and Gibson; and Don Worth.] Random House, 1974. 1st edition, fine in blue cloth with vg+ protected dust jacket. $15.

57a.1.a. Draper, Louis H. Louis H. Draper: Selected Photographs. Edited by Margaret O'Reilly with essays by Gary D. Saretzky and Iris Schmiesser. Booksmart Studio & Mercer County Community College, 2015. ISBN-978-1-939026-00-2 [Monograph on the esteemed Black photographer Lou Draper (1935-2002), a co-founder of the Kamoinge Group established in the 1960s to document Harlem and later the coordinator of the photography program at Mercer County Community College, NJ. Clothbound with photo mounted on cover, plus dust jacket. Issued in a limited edition of 1,500. 124 pages with numerous full page black-and-white illustrations, with a selection of Draper's photographs of the city, portraits, and abstractions. Includes chronology and other biographical information in appendices. Museums that hold Draper's photographs include the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, George Eastman Museum, Whitney Museum of Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Nasher Museum of Art, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Detroit Institute of Art, Carnegie Museum of Art, Nelson-Atkins Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, Baltimore Museum of Art, et al. For more information on Draper, see http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/08/05/glossed-over-no-more-louis-drapers-archive ]. New in shrinkwrap, $75.

Draper, Louis H. - See also Southern Visions III.

57a.1.b. Dufaycolor. The Dufaycolor Manual. Second Edition. Dufaycolor Company, 1939. Stiff wraps, 47 pages. Very good with "Compliments of Dufaycolor C., Inc. Not for Resale" stamped in very small print at bottom of front cover. Scarcer than the first edition. $25.

57aa. Dugan, Thomas. Photography Between Covers. Interviews with Photo-Bookmakers. Light Impressions, 1979. [ Syl Labrot, Nathan Lyons, Ralph Gibson, Larry Clark, Keith Smith, Joan Lyons, Eikoh Hosoe, Bea Nettles, Duane Michals, George Tice, Robert Adams, Scott Hyde, David Godine, A.D. Coleman, Sid Rapoport]. 1st ed., fine with dj. $35.

58. Duncan, David Douglas. The Fragile Miracle of Martin Gray. (Unforgettable story about courageous man who was the only member of his family to survive the Warsaw ghetto uprising, lost an eye, got married after the war but lost his wife and four children in a fire, then got hit by a car, but still remained an optimist and started another family. An inspirational story with sympathethic text and photographs by Duncan.) Abbeville/Cross River, 1979. Dust jacket. Mint. $20. 3 copies available)

58a. Duncan, David Douglas. Prismatics: Exploring a New World. [Multiple images using special lenses, with imagery influenced by Duncan's friend Pablo Picasso.] Harper & Row, 1972, 1st ed., 12 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches, ex-library, spine label on dust jacket, rear flyleaf removed, nice ex-library copy. $5.

59. Duncan, David Douglas. Self-Portrait: U.S.A. Abrams, 1969. [Photographs of the 1968 political conventions.] One page loose with old tape stains. High quality reproductions on heavy weight paper. Lacks dust jacket. Oversize. $20.

59a. Duncan, David Douglas. War Without Heroes. Harper & Row, 1970. [Vietnam war photos in high quality gravure reproductions. 1st edition. Blue cloth, sound binding, near fine, with good dust jacket that has chips on edges, top of rear inner flap cut off, and two tide lines on rear cover. Book shows no damage. Signature of previous owner on front flyleaf. SOLD

59aa. Dutch history of photography magazines (4). Nieuwsbrief. NFg. Nederlands Fotogenootschap. 4 issues: 23, 24, 25, and 28, 1998-2000. [Even if you don't read Dutch, you will enjoy looking at the pictures! Subjects include space photography, photography in China, and remarkable UFOs (flying saucer photos). Photographers include Aart Klein, D.L. Dert, Paul Citroen, Erwin Blumenfeld, Kurt Kahle, N.J. Bavelaar, Paul en Menno de Nooijer, Ellen Thorbecke, Marc Riboud, Warren de la Rue (moon photo, 1865), and Charles Conrad (astronaut). vg+, $20.