Photography Books. Fabricated to Fusco.

70. Fabricated to Be Photographed. November 16 - December 30, 1979. San Francisco Museum of Art, 1979. Essay by Van Deren Coke. Illustrated wraps, 36 pages, VG+ with a few crimps on covers. Exhibition catalog for an influential show that traveled to three other venues after SFMoMA. Photographers illustrated: Georgy Kepes; Florence Henri; Francis Bruguiere; Man Ray; Frederick Sommer; Walter Peterhans; Edward Weston; Ellen Brooks; James Casebere; Stephen Collins; Robert Cumming (including covers); Philip Galgiani; Leslie R. Krims; John Pfahl; Donald Rodan; Victor Schrager; and Carl Toth. Biographical information on the photographersand exhibition checklist of 112 works included. $75.

70c. Fanstone, Robert M. Modern Miniature Cameras. Second Edition. London & Glasgow: Blackie and Son Ltd., 1947. [35mm practice, inc. cameras (e.g. Leica, Super Ikonta, Contax), films, focussing, exposure, processing, enlarging, and making lantern slides.] 97 pp. with 12 plates on glossy paper. Spot of water damage on top front edge of dust jacket, minimally affecting blue cloth on book. $8.50.

70d. Farb, Nathan. The Adirondacks. [Large format, color, wraps, good ex-library copy, worn at extremities.] Rizzoli, 1985. $5.

70d.1. Farb, Nathan. The Russians: An American Photographer Looks at the Soviet People. Foreword by Harrison E. Salisbury. Barrons, 1980. [79 striking black-and-white portraits, one to a page.] 1st ed., wraps, as issued. Very good with crimps along back edge of rear cover. $75.

70e. Fardon, G.R. San Francisco in the 1850s: 33 Photographic Views by G.R. Fardon, with an introduction by Robert A. Sobieszek. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House/Dover Publications, 1977. [Reprint of Fardon's very rare San Francisco Album. Photographs of the Most Beautiful Views and Public Buildings of San Francisco (1856), of which only two copies were in public collections in 1977.] Illustrated wraps, as issued, water damaged, stain on inside back cover, small area of damage to last photo, last few pages rippled. SOLD

71a.1 Farm Security Administration. O'Neal, Hank; Shahn, Bernarda (Foreword); Taylor, Paul S. (Afterword). A Vision Shared. A Classic Portrait of America and Its People, 1935-1943. St. Martin's, 1976. 1st ed., very fine with very fine dust jacket. Includes photographs by photographers such as Arthur Rothstein; Theodore Jung, Ben Shahn,; Walker Evans; Dorothea Lange; Carl Mydans; Russell Lee; Marion Post Wolcott; Jack Delano; and John Collier. Unmarked, from the library of documentary photographer Sol Libsohn. $250.

71a.2. Farm Security Administration. Pare Lorentz. The River. Stackpole Sons, 1938. 1st edition. This publication is the book version of the landmark Great Depression era documentary film, The River, written and directed by Pare Lorentz for the Farm Security Administration. It tells the story of the huge Tennessee Valley Authority, a New Deal project that harnessed river power to produce electricity, control floods, and provide irrigation for farm lands. The book text is taken verbatim from the film narration, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for poetry. The photographs are taken either from the film, shot by cameramen Willard Van Dyke and Floyd Crosby, or are by government photographers working in the same area where the film was made. The photographs, not individually credited in the book, were gathered by Charles Krutch, a TVA photographer. For excellent information about the film, see the excellent website Reaping the Golden Harvest: Pare Lorentz, Poet and Filmmaker. Lorentz also did other films for the FSA, of which the first was The Plow That Broke the Plains and the second was The River. Together with the images by still photographers such as Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, Arthur Rothstein, John Vachon, Marion Post Wolcott, Edwin Rosskam, and others, the FSA films educated the public about the agriculture conditions in the United States during the presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the innovative federal government programs that were implemented to address these problems. This very good copy is hardcover in blue cloth that is worn at extremities, lacks the scarce dust jacket. Signature of original owner on front flyleaf. SOLD

71a. Farm Security Administration. Stryker, Roy and Nancy Wood. In This Proud Land: America 1935-1943 as Seen in the FSA Photographs. Gallahad, 1973. [A significant resource: Stryker's own account of the FSA photography project, with a selection of his favorite photographs from the file. Repro quality and content same as NYGS edition; dj is different with an updated bio and photo of Nancy Wood.] Fine w. vg protected dj that has a couple of small closed tears. $15. Another copy, fine with protected dj that has some edge wear and a long crease on inner front flap. $12. Another copy, non-authorial gift inscription on front flyleaf, protected dj with large chips and edge wear. $10.

71.a.1. Fashion. Oxford History of Art. By Christopher Breward. Oxford University Press, 2003. [Well illustrated with 131 color and monochrome illustrations by Cecil Beaton; Terry Fincher; Irving Penn; Napoleon Sarony; Richard Avedon; Nick Knight; Steven Meisel; Moholy-Nagy; Robert Capa; Peter Lindbergh; Robert Doisneau; Irving Solero; Erich Lessing; et al.] Ex-library with usual evidence, a few pencil marks in text, softcover with covers with moderate wear at extremities, crimp bottom rear corner. 272 pages. SOLD

71aa. Feininger, Andreas. Basic Color Photography, 1972 [in Chinese translation] plus Robert B. Rhode and Floyd H. McCall, Introduction to Photography, Second Edition, Macmillan [in Chinese translation]. Both books are in stiff illustrated wraps in vg condition, slight damp stain at top edge of front cover and last few pages of Feininger book. Scarce in Chinese language editions. $20.

71aa.1. Feininger, Andreas. Andreas Feininger: Early Work. The Archive, Research Series, No. 17. Essay by Stuart Alexander. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1983. 64 pages. Includes 5 Franz Roh photos at the end of the book. Includes list of Acquisitions by the Center, July-December 1981. Wraps, fine. $15.

71aa.2. Feininger, Andreas. Andreas Feininger: Retrospective. Introduction by Bhupendra Karia. International Center of Photography, 1976. Exhibit catalog, 68 pages. Includes checklist with 102 works, bibliography, list of museum collections, and chronology. Wraps with raised lettering on front cover. Fine, $30. Two copies available.

71aa.3. Feinstein, Gloria Baker. Among the Ashes. Photographs and Journal Entries. Yellow Bird Press, 2004.Wrap with protected dust jacket, issued in conjuction with the exhibition, Among the Ashes, at the Photography Room, a gallery in Grand Rapids Michigan. The book includes 26 of 40 images in the exhibit, well-printed one-to-a-page. [Baker photographed WWII concentration camps in Europe: Auschwitz; Dachau; Majdanek; Mauthausen; Stutthof; and Plaszow.] Like new. $12.

71aa.3.1. Feldstein, Mark. Sightings. Chelsea House, 1977. Introduction by Marvin Heiferman. 1st edition. Includes about 150 square format black-and-white urban photographs with strong formal compositions by the painter and photographer. Hardcover cloth, fine with very good newly protected dust jacket that has a few nicks and a bit of wear at top of spine. An attractive copy. $15.

71aa.4. Fenton, Roger. Roger Fenton. 2005 Calendar. Hans P. Kraus, Jr., 2004. [A calendar with 12 finely reproduced photographs by Fenton, 1855-1860, with portrait of Fenton on cover attributed to Dr. Hugh Welch Diamond. The selection of Fentons include images from the Crimean War, still life, a view in Russia, British countryside, portrait of his father John Fenton, et al., drawn from a recently discovered collection descended through the Fenton family.] Spiralbound, designed for wall hanging, but also with boards that enable it to be displayed on a tabletop. Like new, $100.

71aa.5. Fenton, Susan. Susan Fenton: Hand Painted Photographs. Introduction by Gerald Silk. Self-published, printed by Valley Press, Bala Cynwyd, PA, 2002. Includes color photographs printed one-to-a-page, biographical information, and checklist. [Not commercially distributed, issued with grant support from Independence Foundation.] Wraps, 44 pages. Like new, $40. (2 copies available)

71aaa. Fernandez, Benedict J. Protest Photographs, 1963-1995. Editions Stemmle, 1996. [Subjects of photographs include Martin Luther King; Daytona Beach; Puerto Rico; Bikers; China; Japan; Moscow; London.] New, mint copy in original shrinkwrap, hardcover with dust jacket. $50.

71aaaa. Fielding, Jed. City of Secrets: Photographs of Naples. Foreword by Denise Miller. Essays by Shirley Hazzard and Nan Richardson. [Monograph of black-and-white photographs by a former student of Aaron Siskind and harry Callahan at the Rhode Island School of Design.] Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College Chicago, and Takarajima Books, 1997. 1st ed., near fine with dustjacket. Issued at $40. $32.

71.1. Fine, Jo Renee. The Synagogues of New York's Lower East Side. Photographs by Jo Renee Fine. Text by Gerard R. Wolfe. Introduction by Harry Golden. Washington Mews Books (A Division of New York University Press), 1978. [Includes history of Jews in New York City beginning in 1654, Reformers and Traditionalists, Growth and Decline of East Side Jewish Community, Era of Mass Immigration, Chronology of Major Hebrew Congregations, Maps of Lower East Side Synagogues and Small Synagoguges North of Houston Street, the Great Synagogues, the Small Synagogues North and South of Houston Street, Shtieblach, Former Synagogues. Photographs, often several of each, include Congregation Khal Adas Heshuruan with Anshe Lubz; Beth Hamedrash Hogodol; Bialystoker Synagogue; First Roumanian-American Congregation; Congregation Chasam Sopher; Congregation Beth Hakneesseth Mogen Avraham and Rozwadwer Synagogue; Congregation Sons of Israel Kalwarie; Congregation Anshe Slonim; Erste Warshawer Congregation; Congregation Kehila Kodosha Janina; Congregation Beth Haknesseth Etz chaim Anshe Wolozin; Rabbis at House of Sages; Congregation Senier and Wilno; Young Israel Synagogue; East Side Torah Center; Downtown Talmud Torah Center; Congregation Bnai Jacob Anshe Brzezan; Congregation Anshe Baranove; Congregation Beth Mamedrash Hagodol Anshe Ungarn; Congregation Bnai Rappaport Anshe Rembrava; Congregation Ahavath Yeshuruan Shara Torah; Congregation Adas Yisroel Anshe Mezeritch; Congregation Tiferreth Israel; Congregation Kochob Jacob Anshe Kamenetz Lite; Congregation Bnai Moses Joseph Zavichost-Zosmer; Independent Kletzker Brotherly Aid Society; Mishkan Israel Suwalki Synagogue; Anshe Ileya Synagogue; Anshe Tifereth Jershelaim Synagogue; Hester Street synagogue.] Ex-library, hard cover with dust jacket, discard stamps, missing half of rear flyleaf where card pocket removed, piece missing from bottom of dust jacket spine replaced with photocopy, tape evidence where former dust jacket protector taped to book, clean, little evidence of wear. Scarce, $75. Another copy, excellent ex-library copy, no discard stamps, with perfect dustjacket (no label), card pocket on rear flyleaf, tape evidence where former dust jacket protector taped to book. $125..

71.3 Fink, Larry. Picture Magazine #15. Of Light and Myth and Dream. David Boss, ed., 1980. 11x16 inches. Cover and first portfolio by Larry Fink. SIGNED and dated by Larry Fink in 1980 inside cover. Also photographs by Dennis Darmek, Roy De Carava, Melanie Nissen, Nicholas Nixon, Todd Papageorge, John Running, Guy Webster, and Herb Weitman. Small area of indentations on rear cover, overall very good. $50.

71.4. Fink, Larry. Runway. Introduction by Guy Trebay. powerHouse, 2000. 1st edition. SIGNED. [Fashion world, with photographs of Fashion Week, Bluemarine, Fall Collections, Thierry Mugler Haute Couture, Gucci, and other events that include people like George Plimpton, Steve Marino, Vincent Gallo, Diane Von Furstenberg, David Bowie, Annette de la Renta, Linda Evangelista, Gianni Versaci, Donna Karan, and others.] Hardcover, cloth with protected dust jacket, fine/fine. Issued at $60. $35.

71.5. Fink, Peter. The San Francisco I Love. Photography by Peter Fink. Introduction by Mayor Joseph L. Alioto. Text and captions by Joyce Peterson. NY: Tudor, 1970. Beautifully printed black-and-white illustrations by Braun in Mulhouse and color by Imprimerie Moderne du Lion in Paris. A near fine copy with just a trace of foxing on cloth of spine. No dj. $5.

71.5a. Finlay Natural-Color Photography Process. Color Photography by the Finlay Color Photographic Process. Finlay Photographic Processes Ltd. Charles W. Beck, Jr., Agent. Undated pamphlet, green covers, 15 pages with July 1, 1931 price list laid in. Very good with moderate light browing along spine. $7.

71.6. Fiore, Clem. The Vanishing New Jersey Landscape. Rutgers University Press, 1994. 2nd printing, 1995. Fine, black cloth binding, with near fine dust jacket. Superb black-and-white landscapes, particularly of Montgomery Township. $25. Another copy, ex-library, fine with protected dust jacket, also 2nd printing, 1995. $5.

71.6a. Fisk, David. David Fisk. Blue Sky Gallery, March 28-April 23, 1986. Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, Oregon. 12 page exhibition pamphlet with 12 illustrations, 11 portraits of senior citizens by Fisk and 1 by Arthur Mole (The Living Uncle Sam, Camp Lee, VA). Fine. $20.

71.6b. Flash Photography. From Flambeau to Futuramic: The History of Flash Photography. Heiland Division of Minneapolis-Honeywell, 1959. Pamphlet, 32 pages, near fine with slight browning at edges of covers. [Includes blow-gun tube, flash pan, foil-filled flash lamp, introduction by Heiland Research Corporation of electro-magnetic solenoid for synchonization, gas-filled flash tubes (Heiland-Wilcox Strobo-Lite P-2), Strobonar, etc. Written humorously with photographic and cartoon illustrations.] Scarce. $20.

71.6c. Fleischmann, Trude. Dorotheum. Seit 1707. Fotografie. Donnerstag, 7. November 2002. Palais Dorotheum. Auction catalog with Trude Fleischmann albums, including 30 illustrations of Trude Fleishmann (1895-1990) photos, circa 1930, in these albums, plus two others. Text in German. Estimates in U.S. dollars. Auction included a total of 315 lots of photographs, illustrated. Other photographers include Rudolf Koppitz; Philippe Halsman; Felix Bonfils; Arthur Benda; Leni Riefenstahl; Gerhard Trumler; George S. Zimbel, Gyula Fodor; Raoul Hausmann; Christa Sheperd Biedermann; Franz Hubmann; Jana Jakrlova; Jiru Vaclav; K.K. Hof-und Staatsdrukerei; Alain Keler; Henes Maier; Manasse Foto-Salon; Elfriede Mejchar; Josef Mutterer; Franz Roh; Lothar Rubelt; Jan Saudek; Alexander Seizov; Elfie Semotan; Giorgio Sommer; Gerhard Trumler; Dorothy Wilding; Josef Sudek; et al. Very good in illustrated wraps, crimp and minor edge wear on rear cover. $35.

71.7. Flick, Robbert. Robbert Flick: Selected Works, 1971-1981. Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, 1982. Interview of the artist by Susan Larsen. Essay by Mark Johnstone. Exhibit catalog, 47 pages, includes checklist and portrait of the artist, bibliography, collections, and chronology. Illustrated wraps, first edition of 500 copies. Near fine with minor rubbing on cover and gallery courtesy card affixed to front free end paper. $30.

71.8 Focus Fine Art Photography Magazine. Issue #13. August 2007. Featuring Berenice Abbott, Gillian Laub, Anderson & Low, Magnum at 60, Jock Sturges, Mark M. Windham, Joseph Smooke, Lou Rociola, Blair Friederich, Wayne Norton, David Lykes, Keenan, Patricia Lambert, Peter Lik, Julie Meridian, John Domont, Stephen Josephson. Fine, $15.

71.8a. Folberg, Neil. Celestial Nights: Visions of an Ancient Land. Aperture, 2001. Photographs taken in black-and-white at night in Israel and Sinai, spectacular landscapes and stars. 1st ed., 1st printing, fine hardcover in cloth with very good dust jacket that has a few surface imperfections from shelf wear but no tears or chips. About 10 x 13 inches. Issued at $40. $15.

71.9. Fontcuberta, Joan. Joan Fontcuberta 55. Phaidon, 2001. Wraps, stamped "non-mint copy" on title page but like new with no obvious flaws. Texts by Christian Caujolle. $5.

71.9a. Fontcuberta, Joan. Paper Gardens: Recent Work by Joan Fontcuberta. December 15, 1990 - March 3, 1991. Art Institute of Chicago, 1909. Texts by Colin Westerbeck and Robert J. Loescher. Wraps, 24 pages, exhibition catalog with full page and color plates and one fold-out color plate of most of the 21 works listed in the checklist. Good with damage bottom right corner of some pages where they were previously stuck together. $12.

71.10. Forss, George. New York/New York: Masterworks of a Street Peddler. Photographs by George Forss. Presented by David Douglas Duncan. McGraw Hill, 1984. Hardcover with dust jacket. Ex-library with tape marks on red cloth where former dust jacket protector affixed to book. Usual library markings on book. No spine label on dust jacket which has a few minor indentations, otherwise fine. Duncan here champions the black-and-white photographs of George Forss, whom he came across selling his photos on the sidewalks of New York City. Issued at $19.95. SOLD

71.10a. Four Photographers. 4x4. Four Photographers by Four Writers. University of Colorado, 1987. Illustrated wraps, catalog for exhibition at Boulder Summer Photography Workshops, curated by Barbara Jo Revelle. Introduction by Alex Sweetman. Illustrated with B&W photos. Includes Eileen Cowin by Mark Johnstone; Nathan Lyon by Leroy Searle; Mary Ellen Mark by Shelley Rice; and John Wood by Susan E. Cohen. 39 pages. Fine. $35.

71.11. Fox, Jon Gilbert. New Hampshire Patterns. Photos by Jon Gilbert Fox. Text by Ernest Hebert. University Press of New England, 2007. [Chapters on Encounters with Presidential Candidates; Motorcycle Music in a Cold Climate; Stranger in Town; Dream of Fields; Confessions of a Recovering Fly-Fishing Addict; The Web Boy: Working in a Textile Mill; Yard Sale: Harmless or Subversive?; Nature Patterns, including Toucing It and Lakes and Ponds. SIGNED on title page. 1st printing. Fine with near fine dust jacket that has a touch of rubbing. $20.

71.12. Franck, Martine. Martine Franck: One Day to the Next. Introduction by John Berger. Aperture, 1998. [A member of Magnum since 1980, Franck shares with her husband, Henri Cartier-Bresson, the love of "the decisive moment" kind of photography.] 1st printing of 1st U.S. edition. Like new in hardcover with protected dust jacket. $40.

Robert Frank with Walker Evans -- see Evans.

72.1. Frank, Robert. Black, White and Things. [First publication of a book of original prints Frank put together in 1952.] National Gallery of Art/Scalo, 1994. Stiff wraps, as issued, near fine. $25.

72.2. Frank, Robert. Flamingo. The 1996 Hasselblad Award. Scalo, 1997. Hardcover, fine with protected vg+ dust jacket. Presumed 1st edition, no later editions or printings indicated. $50.

72.3. Frank, Robert. Moving Out. National Gallery of Art/Scalo, 1994. Foreword by Earl A. Powell, III, and texts (in English) by Philip Brookman, W.S. Di Piero, Martin Gasser, Sarah Greenough and John Hanhardt. Includes a chronology, list of selected exhibitions of photographs and films, list of films, list of works exhibited and bibliography. A comprehensive monograph on Robert Frank's work, issued in conjuction with exhibition that toured 1994-1996. 336 pp. First edition. Cloth, with dust jacket. As new, $60.

72.4. Frank, Robert. Robert Frank. Aperture History of Photography Series No. 2. Aperture, 1976. Illustrated white paper over boards with cover photo taken in Hoboken. No price on rear cover as sometimes seen. With chronology written by Robert Frank. Introductory essay Rudolph Wurlitzer. Very good with moderate wear on bottom of spine and splits in paper along the hinge along spine exterior as often found in this series of 15 titles. $20. Another copy, similar to other with a bit more wear to cover, VG-. $15.

72.5. Frank, Robert. Important Photographs from a Private American Collection. Wednesday 17 October 2007. Christie's New York. Auction catalog 2076. 37 illustrated lots, predominantly by Robert Frank with 17. Illustrated wraps, 84 pages including two foldout pages. Other photographers include Margaret Bourke-White; Ben Shahn; Weegee; Brassai; Walker Evans (8 lots); Dorothea Lange; Helen Levitt; Morris Engel; Diane Arbus, et al. With notes about the photographs and quotations from the photographers. Like new, $25.

72.6. Frank, Robert. U.S. Camera. 35mm Issue. September 1954. 8 pages with feature, “Robert Frank...The photographer as poet” by Byron Dobell. (None of the illustrations were in Frank’s later book, The Americans) Entire issue, very good with crimp along spine and creases on pages 66-67with Arthur Rothstein color photos. Also includes Peter Gowland (including cover); 35mm Symposium with Paul Berg, Jacob Deschin, Lisa Larsen, Wayne Miller, Willard Morgan, Charles Rotkin, Ray Shorr, Peter Stackpole; Andre DeDienes; Arthur Rothstein; columns by Will Connell, Peter Stackpole, and Paul Outerbridge; and more. 116 pages including ads. $25.

72.6.1. Frankenstein. James Whale's Frankstein Starring Boris Karloff. Film Classics Library edited by Richard J. Anobile. Universe Books, 1974. Stills from the movie. This copy has been altered curiously by the addition of two items pasted over pages 116-117, a reproduction of the poster for the Elvis Presley movie, Love Me Tender, and a summary of that movie with the cast, credits and synopsis. Very good with edge wear on dust jacket and creases on its rear flap. $7.50.

72.7. Freed, Leonard. Leonard Freed. Made in Germany. New York: Grossman, 1970. 1st printing. Stiff illustrated wraps. Very good condition with two small crimps on the back cover. 124 black-and-white photographs of German people by the master photographer taken in Berlin, Hannover, Lubeck Kiel, Frankfurt am Main, Baden-Baden, Darmstadt, Travemunde, Karlsruhe, Bonn, Meersburg am Bodensee, Stuttgart, Kurhessen, Westfalen, Munsterland, Lippstadt, Tegernsee, Koln, Munchen, Dusseldorf, Bochum, Bergischland, Freiburg im Breisgau, Bavaria, Duisburg, Hamburg, Leverkusen, Waldbrohl, Bergischland, Siegerland, Leverkusen, Sindelfingen, Baden Wurttemberg, Bochum, Ruhrgebiet, Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen, Hessen, Neuss, Kochelsee, Heiligenberg, and other locations. $20.

72.8. Freedman, Jill. A Time That Was: Irish Moments. Friendly Press, 1987. 1st ed., unstated. Fine with signature of previous owner in vg+ protected dust jacket that has a bit of wear at edges. Wonderful photos of pub life in Ireland, etc. $15.

72.8a. French Photography. The Flowering of Early French Photography, 1840-1870. April 28-June 28, 1987. J. Paul Getty Museum, 1987. Essay on the first decades of photography in France by Eugenia Parry Janis. Foldout pamphlet published for exhibit, 6 pages, 5 finely printed sepia illustrations by Nadar; Eugene Durieu & Eugene Delacroix; Gustave Le Gray; Charles Marville; and Adolph Braun. Two tiny light spots on cover margin, otherwise like new. $10.

72.8b. French Primitive Photography. Aperture, 1969. Text by Minor White, Andre Jammes, and Robert Sobieszek. Photographs by Niepce, Bayard, Charnay; Le Gray; Braun; Negre; Regnault, et al. Compared to Aperture 15:1, this book has a different back cover and omits several pages unrelated to the theme. Issued in conjunction with exhibit at Philadelphia Museum of Art. Wraps, like new. $12.50.

72.9. Freund, Gisele. The World in My Camera by Gisele Freund. Translated by June Guicharnaud. Dial Press, 1974. 1st U.S. edition. [Autobiography of the photographer with many illustrations of black-and-white photographs of France, Mexico, Tierra del Fuego, and other places, and portraits in color and black-and-white of artists, writers, and others, such as Marcel Duchamp, Andre Malraux, Pierre Bonnard, Colette, Andre Gide, James Joyce, Henri Matisse, Francois Mauriac, Henry Miller, Eva Peron, Romain Roland, Victoria Sackville-West, Diego Rivera, Jean-Paul Sartre, George Bernard Shaw, H.G. Wells, and Virginia Woolf.] ex-library, vg with edge wear, no label on dust jacket which has a chip at the top of spine. $10.

72.10. Frey, Mary. Mary Frey. March 15-April 10, 1985. Blue Sky Gallery, 1985. Exhibition catalog, illustrated wraps, 24 pages. Black-and-white photographs depicting people in social interactions, indoors and outdoors by Frey, who in 2018 published the book, "Real Life Dramas." Fine, like new. $25.

72.11. Friedlander, Lee. American Musicians. Interviews with Ruth Brown and Steve Lacy. Preface by Joel Dorn. D.A.P., 2000. [Photographs of Roy Acuff, Cannonball Adderley, Mose Allison, Louis Armstrong, Chet Baker, Count Basie, Solomon Burke, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Don Cherry, June Christie, Nat King Cole, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Paul Desmond, Snooks Eaglin, Billy Eckstine, Ella Fitzgerald, Flatt & Scruggs, Left Frizzell, Dizzy Gillespie, Coleman Hawkins, Roland Kirk, Earth Kitt, Charles Mingus, Gerry Mulligan, Wilson Pickett, Frank Sinatra, Sonny Stitt, Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington, Doc Watson, Joe Williams, Tammy Wynette, Lester Young, and many more.] 1st ed., hard cover with dust jacket, fine ex-library copy with fine dust jacket (no label), partial rear flyleaf where card pocket removed, no rubber stamps. SOLD

72.12. Friedlander, Lee. Lee Friedlander: Fourteen American Monuments. Eakin Press, 1976, 1977. Illustrated wraps 14 pages, selection from album of 213 black-and-white photographs published by Eakins, issued in conjunction with an exhibit at Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Fine. $30.

Friedlander, Lee -- See also Arbus.

72.12a. Frith, Francis. Comparative Photography: A Century of Change in Egypt and Israel. Photographs by Francis Frith & Jane Reese Williams. Introduction by Brian M. Fagan. Friends of Photography, issued as Untitled 17. Stiff illustrated wraps, 56 pages, like new except typical sunning to spine. $10. Two copies available.

72.12b. Frith, Francis. Douglas R. Nickel. Francis Frith in Egypt and Palestine: A Victorian Photographer Abroad. 85 plates, plus other illustrations, 240 pages. Details Friths's travels in 1858-1860, with background and context. Princeton University Press, 2004. 1st printing. Fine with fine dustjacket, as new in original shrinkwrap. Issued at $67.50. $50.

72.13. Frith, Francis. "Francis Frith's Grand Tour," by Julia Van Haaften, in Portfolio: The Magazine of the Visual Arts, Volume 2, Number 3, Summer 1980. Entire issue, 96 pages. The Frith article is on pages 56-61. Other articles include "The Met's New American Wing," "Post-Impressionism," "Art of Ancient Nigeria," "Constable's Hadleigh Castle," et al. Very good. $15.

72.14. From Today Painting Is Dead. Early Photography in Britain and France. Brochure and complete set of five 6x9 exhibit cards from the 2019 exhibition of 250 photographs from the collection of Michael Mattis and Judy Hochberg at the Barnes Foundation, Philadephia, fine condition, like new. The cards reproduce images by Gustave Le Gray, Peter Henry Emerson, Roger Fenton, Adolphe Terris, and Marie-Alexandre Alophe, with text on the back about the themes of Landscape, Genre, History, Still Life, and Portraiture, respectively. $15.

72.15. Fulton, Jack. 2 Saunters: Summer and Winter 1978. A catena of photography and words by Jack Fulton. San Rafael, California: Pencil Press, 1986. ISBN 0-9615565-0-7. Signed on front flyleaf. Large format artist's book. Near fine, $50.

72.15a. Fulton, Jack. Jack Fulton’s Puns & Anagrammatic Photographs. August 31 - October 14, 1979. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1979. Essay by Van Deren Coke. Wraps, 8 pages, exhibition catalog with 5 color illustrations, biographical information on the artist, and checklist of 62 works in exhibit. Near fine with minor imperfections on covers. $20.

72.16. Fusco, Paul. Photo Essay: Paul Fusco & Will McBride: How to Communicate with Pictures. Masters of Contemporary Photography series. Petersen's, 1974. Wraps, good. $5.