Photography Books. Randall Gabrielan to Philip Jones Griffiths.

72.17. Gabrielan, Randall. Images of America: Atlantic Highlands. Arcadia, 1996. [Historic photos of Atlantic Highlands, Monmouth County, New Jersey.] Fine, $15.

72.18. Galassi, Peter. Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1981. 152 pages, 82 plates (9 in color), 38 reference illustrations. 1st edition (unstated). Stiff illustrated wraps with minor wear to extremities. Catalog for exhibition that traveled in the U.S. in 1981-1982, this is Galassi's first significant book. (Later he succeeded John Szarkowski as chef d'oeuvre of photography at MOMA and produced many more.) Despite its title, this book includes both photography and painting and includes many photographs obviously made after, not before, the invention of photography. The object is to examine the precursors of photography in the world of painting. Biographies of the artists and photographers included in the back of the book. Artists include Robert Barker, Jean-Joseph-Xavier Bidauld, John Constable, Jean-baptiste-Camille Corot, John Sell Cotman, Johan Christian Dahl, Francis Danby, Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, Thomas Fearnley, Caspar David Friedrich, Eduard Gaertner, Thomas Girtin, Francois-Marius Granet, Jean-Antoine-Theodore Baron Gudin, Adolf Henning, Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Louis-Gabriel-Eugene Isabey, Thomas Jones, Christen Kobke, John Linnell, Johan Thomas Lundbye, Ernst Meyer, Friedrich Nerly, Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes, Jan-Frans "van Dael, Carl Wagner, Ferdinand George Waldmuller, and Friedrich Wasmann. Photographers include George N. Barnard, Felice Beato, Bisson Freres, Samuel Bourne, Louis de Clerq, A. Collard, Maxime Du Camp, Roger Fenton, John B. Greene, Alfred A. Hart, Humphrey Lloyd Hime, Jean-Charles Langlois, Gustave Le Gray, Henri Le Secq, Robert MacPherson, Charles Marville, Charles Negre, Timothy O'Sullivan, Andrew Joseph Russell, Auguste Salzmann, Pierre-Charles Simart, Southworth & Hawes, William James Stillman, William Henry Fox Talbot, and Linnaeus Tripe. Wraps, vg+, $15.

72.19. Ganzel, Bill. Dust Bowl Descent. University of Nebraska Press, 1984. [Photographs of people who were photographed by FSA photographers more than forty years previously.] Hardcover with protected dust jacket, ex-library, very good with discard stamps on front flyleaf. SOLD

72.20. Garanger, Marc. Regard the Planet. 50,000 Photographs by Marc Garanger. Videodisc, new, sealed. [French photographer Garanger traveled the world for 30 years, creating more than one million photographs. These are his favorite 50,000.] First printing. Voyager, 1989. $20.

72.21. Gardner, Alexander. On Alexander Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War by Anthony W. Lee and Elizabeth Young. University of California Press, 2007. Stiff illustrated wraps, 1st printing, 120 pages, like new. $25.

72.22. Gardner, Alexander. "Alexander Gardner" by Josephine Cobb, in Image, Volume 7, No. 6, No. 62, June 1958, pp. 124-136. Journal of Photography and Motion Pictures of the George Eastman House. Edited by Beaumont Newhall. [An essential reference on Gardner by Cobb, long-term librarian at the Library of Congress.] Entire issue, also includes "Oscar N. Solbert (1885-1958), about the Director of the George Eastman House since its inception, and "Film Archives," a radio address delivered over Totonto C.B.C. Feb. 3, 1958, by James Card on the history of motion pictures, illustrated with a remarkable photo by Fritz Henle of George Pratt, Curator of Motion Pictures at the George Eastman House, manhandling photographs in the film stills collection. Like new. $25.

72.23. Gardner, Alexander. Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War. Dover, 1959. Wraps, very good with custom made polyester jacket. Unabridged and unaltered republication (except in size) of the first two-volume edition published in 1866, with the original font used in the text. Reproductions are in black-and-white. 1980s reprint of the Dover edition first issued in 1959, with E.F. Bleiler's Introduction of 1958. $10.

73. Garnett, William. Owings, Nathaniel Alexander. The American Aesthetic. Harper & Row, 1969. [First major publication by Garnett, who helped transform aerial photography into an art form. William A. Garnett, born 1916, is best known for his photographs taken from the air. His style is noted for strong patterns partially obtained through his explotiation of oblique lighting characteristics of early morning or late afternoon. Not infrequently, his photographs have an ambiguity of scale, as in his Death Valley series, which makes literal intepretation an enjoyable challenge. In 1953, 1956, and 1975, Garnett received Guggenheim fellowships. He first came to national attention in 1954 when Fortune magazine published his work with an introduction by Walker Evans. Selections from his first exhibition at the George Eastman House were published in the New York Times Magazine in 1955. Since that time, Garnett has been a prolific exhibitor in the U.S. and many other countries, including a number of exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Although never a staff photographer for LIFE magazine, Garnett had nine 20 page essays published in that magazine in 1965, the largest extended photo essay in LIFE's history. The American Aesthetic was the first major book publication with Garnett's work. The text is by a prominent architect planner and concerns how cities and open spaces can be designed to be "comfortable, beautiful, and profitable." "He shows how our environment can be saved and the American aesthetic realized."] 1st ed., fine w/o dj, $25.

74. Garnett, another copy, light stain on rear flyleaf, otherwise fine with very good dust jacket that has short tears, minor wear, and small stain along top edge of rear panel. $25.

74.1. Gaskins, Bill. Bill Gaskins. Good and Bad Hair. April 8-June 30, 1996. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Schine Student Center, Syracuse Universit. Exhibition catalog number 44. Introduction by Judith Wilson. Text by Bill Gaskins. [Photographs of male and female African Americans with a variety of hair styles taken 1991-1994. [Predates Gaskins' book with this title published in 1997.] Wraps, 24 pages. Fine. $20.

Gatewood, Charles - see 29a.1.

74.2. Gee, Helen. Helen Gee and the Limelight: A Pioneering Photography Gallery of the Fifties. February 12-March 8, 1977. Carlton Gallery, New York. Essay by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, 20 pages. Includes illustrations by Paul Strand, Moholy-Nagy, Edward Weston, Leon Levinstein, W. Eugene Smith, Eugene Atget, Edouard Boubat, Aaron Siskind, Alfred Stieglitz, Berenice Abbott, Lisette Model, Robert Frank, and Wynn Bullock, plus list of Limelight exhibitors in individual and group shows and chronology of exhibitions, 1954-1961. Wraps, like new, $25. (2 copies available)

74.3. Gellert, Vance. Vance Gellert. Carlvision. Blue Sky Gallery, 1987. Unusual color photographs of Vance Gellert's baby son Carl.] Wraps, umpaginated, about 60 pages printed on right hand pages only, with acetate front cover protector, spiral binding. Fine. $25.

74.4. Genthe, Arnold. Arnold Genthe, 1869-1942. Photographs and Memorabilia from the Collection of James F. Carr. A Survey Exhibition, 28 September - 2 November 1975. Biography by Jerry E. Patterson and memoir by Dorothy Wilcock Neumeyer. Wraps, 26 pages, illustrated with selected works from the exhibit, including photographs of Theodore Roosevelt, Jack London, Isadora Duncan, Grete Garbo, old Chinatown in San Francisco, and San Francisco fire, checklist with 150 items. Self-portrait by Genthe on cover. Staten Island Museum, 1975. Like new, $10.

74a.1. George Eastman House. Album 6. George Eastman House Special Issue, 1970. Edited by Bill Jay with contributons by Beaumont Newhall, Thomas F. Barrow, and Harold Jones. [Selections from the collection, inc. Daguerreotypes, Muybridge, Coburn, Kasebier, Brassai, Heinecken, Fichter, Gowin, E. Weston, Krims, John Wood, Uelsmann, Siskind, Hyde, et al.] Stiff wrappers. $10.

74a.1.a. George Eastman House. Acquisitions 1973-1980. Texts by Robert A. Sobieszek, Marianne Fulton, and Philip L. Condax. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1981. Large quarto, stiff illustrated wraps, unpaginated. Includes list of 335 acquisitions by the museum, most of them photographs with some cameras, with selected illustrations by Frank Goehlke, Paul Caponigro, James Leon Williams, Felice Beato, Richard Avedon, Edward Steichen, Fred Holland Day, Mark Cohen, Victor Prevost, Nickolas Muray, Henri Cartier-Bresson, et al. Fine, $20.

74a.1.b. George Eastman House. Language of Light: Masterworks from the Collection. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1992. Wraps, 28 pages. 36 illustrations, some full page, include Hill & Adamson (cover), Southworth & Hawes, Julia Margaret Cameron, Timothy O'Sullivan, Adrien Tournachon, Thomas Annan, Edward Steichen, Imogen Cunningham, Alvin Langdon Coburn, et al. Illustrations also include cameras and publications in the collection. Fine, $25.

74a.1.c. George Eastman House. Particulars: Selections from the Miller-Plummer Collection of Photography. Edited and with an Introduction by Robert A. Sobieszek with a statement by Harvey S. Shipley Miller and J. Randall Plummer. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1983. Stiff wraps, 60 pages, 175 illustrations. [Includes F. Gutekunst; Paul Caponigro; Eva Watson-Schutze; Horst; Clarence White; Gertrude Kasebier; John G. Bullock; Thomas Eakins; Arnold Genthe; Albert Arthur Allen; Pierre Boucher; George Platt Lynes; Harry Callahan; Marcel Bovis; Bill Brandt; Minor White; Kertesz; William Larson; Olivia Parker; Nicolaas Henneman; Russell Lee; Ben Shahn; Alice Boughton; Ralph Meatyard; W. Eugene Smith; Edward Fry; Poitevin; A. Claudet; Leslie Krims; John Adams Whipple; Julia Margaret Cameron and many others.] Like new, $20.

74a.1.d. George Eastman House. Telling Stories: Narrative Impulses in Contemporary American Photography. Essay by Therese Mulligan. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1998. Wraps, 12 pages. Includes exhibition list. Illustrations by Liz Burkholz; Richard Barnes; Patrick Nagatani; Lorna Simpson; James Fee; Ted Victoria; Marianne Courville; Jo Whaley. Fine, $15.

74a.1.e. George Eastman House. George Eastman House Presents The Best of Photo & Film Right Before Your Eyes. Companion Guide. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 2003. Issued for exhibit held September 13, 2003 through April 11, 2004. Includes reproductions of highlights from the collection. Wraps, 12 pages. Fine. $10.

74a.1.f. George Eastman House. Inside Out: 50 Years of Collecting. April 24, 1999-March 12, 2000. Introduction by Therese Mulligan. 16 illustrations. International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, 1999. Stiff illustrated wraps, 34 pages. Includes exhibition checklist. Fine. $15.

74a.1.g. George Eastman House. Invitational Teaching Conference at the George Eastman House 1962. Spiral bound, 107 pages. Report of a three-day conference in November 1962 on teaching photography that led to the formation of the Society for Photographic Education. Texts by Nathan Lyon; Beaumont Newhall; Clarence White, Jr.; Adrian TerLouw; Oscar Bailey; Ken Josephson; John Schulze; Jerry N. Uelsmann; Jerome Liebling; Robert Forth; Neal Croom; Sol Mednick; Bill Hanson; Charles Arnold; Art Sinsabaugh; Minor White; John Wood; Charles C. Werberig; William L. Millard; Henry Holmes Smith; Walter Civardi; Aaron Siskind; Ralph Steiner; Neal Croom; Robert Forth; Walter Rosenblum; John Szarkowski; Leslie Stroebel; Bill Millard; and Ralph Hattersley. At the conference, chaired by Nathan Lyons, a proposal for what became SPE was presented by Henry Holmes Smith acting on behalf of the discussion group, Photography and General Education, chaired by Clarence H. White, Jr. This proposal led to the appointment of a committee to plan the organization. Good with some small stains and marks on covers and wear near bottom of spine. Scarce. $100.

74a.1.h. Georgiou, Tyrone. Tyrone Georgiou: Virtual Archaeology. November 7 - December 30, 1994. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Schine Student center, Syracuse University, No. 38, 1994. Introduction by Gary Hesse. Wraps, 16 pages. [Digital color photographs, including selections from the series, "Unexplained Archaeology of North America" and "Fossil Record Series."] Like new, $15.

74a.1.i. Gerlovina, Rimma. Rimma Gerlovina andValeriy Gerlovin. Still Performances. MIT List Visual Arts Center, September 5 - October 8, 1989, and Anderson Gallery, Virginia Commonwealth University, November 2 - January 14, 1990. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 40 pages. [Conceptual photography by the Russian photographers, featuring writing on the artists' faces and hands.] Very good + with small imperfections on covers. $25.

74a.1.j. Germany. German Photographs of the 20s and 30s. Sander Gallery, Washington, DC, September 1981. Exhibit catalog, wraps, 53 illustrations plus two on covers, 2 copies of price list laid in. Fine. [Not all the photographers were of German origin but presumably the photos were taken in Germany. Photographers illustrated: Lux Feininger; Albert Renger-Patzch; Hans Finsler; Joost Schmidt; Martin Munkacsy; Paul Citroen; Gertrud Arndt; Ilse Bing; George Trump; HoracioCoppola; Adolf Lazi; August Sander; Edmund Kesting; Germaine Krull; Werner Rohde; Yva; AlfredEhrhardt; Heinrich Heidersberger; Cami Stone; Sasha Stone; Paul Edmund Hahn; Willi Zielke; Walter Peterhans; Otto Umbehr; Ellen Auerbach. $15.

74a.1.k. Germany. Fotografie aus Berlin. Castelli Graphics, New York, June 23 - July 20, 1984 ; Jones/Troyer Gallery. Washington. D.C., September 18 - October 13, 1984 ; California Museum of Photography, University of California, Riverside, November 9, 1984 - January 5, 1985. Castelli Graphics, 1984. Introductory essay by John Gossage and Lewis Baltz. Exhibit brochure, stapled wraps, 22 pages. People and landscape photographers, full-page illustrated with biographical information: Gosbert Adler; Dieter Binder; Uschi Blume; Friehelm Denkeler; Ulrich Gorlich; Wilmar Koenig; Michael Schmidt; and Klaus-Peter Voutt. Very good with evidence of modest use. Only one copy in WorldCat found in a library in Germany. $100.

74a.2. Gernsheim, Helmut and Alison. Creative Photography, 1826 to the Present. An Exhibition from the Gernsheim Collection. Wayne State University, 1963. Illustrated wraps, as issued. List of 1,016 items in the exhibition, most of them photographs but also rare books, such as Talbot's Pencil of Nature, and apparatus. 48 illustrations. List of previous exhibits dating back to 1950. Signature of previous owner, Carol Cherry, and 1964 date on preliminary title page. Cherry's original receipt from George Eastman House laid in, dated Nov. 14, 1964. Very good with minor wear at extremities. [Note: The Gernsheim Collection, one of the most remarkable in the history of photography collecting, is now at the University of Texas, Austin.] $15.

74a.3. Gernsheim, Helmut and Alison. Victoria's World: An Exhibition from The Gernsheim Collection, Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin, March 21 - April 30, [1970]. Wraps, 40 pages. Includes checklist with 200 items, arranged by topic: Royal Family; Crystal Palace; Eminent Victorians; People and Costumes; The City; Sports and Pastimes; The Empire; Crimean War; and Boer War. Illustrations by Julia Margaret Cameron, Peter Henry Emerson, Roger Fenton, H. Dixon, P. Martin, J.E. Mayall, P.H. Delamotte, et al. With fold-out invitation to the opening of the exhibit on March 21 laid in, addressed to a physician in Kansas City. Fine, $15.

74b. Gibson, Ralph. Ralph Gibson portfolio of six full page images shot in Corsica, in magazine, 35-mm Photography, Spring 1974. Other features include a history of 35mm photography by Jacob Deschin, illustrated with photo of Trotsky by Robert Capa, Iowa by Dan Weiner, et al. Also, Ralph Hattersley on pictures that communicate, how to make slide shows come alive, Bob Schwalberg on darkroom technique, and others. VG with light creases in cover. $5.

74b.1. Gidal, Tim. Tim Gidal. In the Forties. The Photographers' Gallery, London, 1981. Introduction by Nigel Trow. Catalog for exhibit, September-October 1981. Illustrated wraps, 36 pages, near fine with a few small imperfections on back cover. [Includes photos taken by Gidal in London; New York; India (including Gandhi); Burma; Basra; Ceylon; Switzerland; Palestine; Tunis; Kuwait; Alexandria; et al.] $30.

74c. Gilbert, George. Collecting Photographica: The Images and Equipment of the First Hundred Years of Photography. Hawthorn Books, 1976. 1st printing. 302 pages. Hard cover with dust jacket. Ex-library copy in very good condition, no spine label on dust jacket with new acetate protector and which has a chip at top of spine. Card pocket on rear flyleaf. One half page (113-114) cut out but replaced with photocopy. Contents include numerous illustrations. Topics include Box Cameras, Folding Cameras, Detective Cameras and Later Novelties, Stereo Cameras and Stereography, Single-Lens Reflex Cameras, 35-mm, Cinematography, In the Darkroom, Magic Lanterns, Albums and Viewers, Photographic Accessories and Other Photographica, Collecting Photographica, Meeting the Collectors, and Appendixes including Chronology of Photographic History, Dating Photographic Equipment, Kodak Cameras and Equipment, Major Cirkut, Ciro, Crown, Graphic and Graflex Cameras, Maintaining the Photographica Collection, Photographica Museums, Comparative Value of Early Cameras, Dating Guide to Argus Cameras, 1936-1964, plus Glossary, Bibliography, and Index. Note: following the procedure for cleaning daguerreotypes in this book is not recommended by most photo conservators today. $10.

75a. Gilden, Bruce. A Beautiful Catastrophe. powerHouse, 2005. 1st ed., hardcover not issued with dust jacket, with custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. New book. "New York City, the unique metropolis that Le Corbusier has called “a beautiful catastrophe,” is a natural home to Bruce Gilden. Since 1981, Gilden has been roaming the streets of the city, capturing its characters and eccentricities with his confrontational, highly energetic style and exuberant vision. In his new opus, A Beautiful Catastrophe, Magnum photographer Bruce Gilden celebrates a trademark style with abandon, firmly ensconcing him in the pantheon of New York City street poets." [Publisher] ISBN 1-57687-238-6. $60. (two copies available)

75aa. Gilden, Bruce. Bruce Gilden. Haiti - Dreams and Nightmares. January 16 - March 15, 1997. Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery. Schine Student Center, Syracuse University, No. 47. Introduction by Jeffrey Hoone. Illustrated wraps, 26 pages, exhibition catalog, like new. $20.

75aa.1. Gill, Leslie. Leslie Gill: A Classical Approach to Photography. Contributions by Frances McLaughlin-Gill, Tina Freeman, and Owen Eddwards. Edited by Tina Freeman and Frances McLaughlin-Gill. New Orleans Museum of Art, 1983. Catalog for exhibition, November 20, 1983 - January 15, 1984. Illustrated stiff wraps, 64 pages. Custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. [Includes a wide variety of Gill's work in black-and-white and color, including studio compositions, outdoor scenes, and portraits. Portraits include especially artists, writers, musicians, and actors such as Gentilini, Alberto Moravia, Mazzacurati, Vlad, Carlo Levi, Anna Magnani, et al. Near fine. $30.

75aaa. Gleason, Herbert W. Through the Year with Thoreau. 1983 Calendar with the turn-of-the-century photographs of Herbert W. Gleason. Conover-Mills, 1982. [This calendar has the same months and days as in the year 2022.] Staple-bound. Fine, $15.

75b. Godwin, Fay. Bison at Chalk Farm and Other Snaps. Foreword by Frank Muir. [1st book of humorous photos by the well-known English photographer.] Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1982. Fine, illustrated boards, issued without dust jacket. $25.

75c. Goldblatt, David. David Goldblatt 55. Phaidon, 2001. Photographs of South Africa with intro and explanatory texts by Lesley Lawson. Wraps, as issued (not issued in hardcover). Stamped "non-mint copy" on title page but no obvious defects other than very slight rubbing on rear cover. $5.

75c.1. Goldblatt, David. David Goldblatt: South Africa. 1 April to 17 May 1986. Photographers' Gallery, London, 1986. Texts by Sue Davies; Nadine Gordimer, and Roger Omond. (Omond's essay is on apartheid.) [Photographs of people from different ethnic groups in a variety of contexts, showing the contrasts that existed in South Africa.] Wraps, exhibit catalog, 24 pages, fine. Scarce. $30.

75d. Golden, Judith and Joanne Leonard. Photo/Trans/Forms. August 21 - October 11,1981. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1981. Exhibit catalog with color photographs. [Golden exhibited color portraits, including hand-colored self-portraits; Leonard exhibited her Night Sky series with hand-coloring.] Fine in wraps. 16 pages. $15.

76. Golden, Judith. Cycles. A Decade of Photographs. Friends of Photography, 1988. Issued as Untitled 45. [Hand-colored portraits and self-portraits.] Fine, wraps (as issued), $15.

76.1. Goldring, Nancy. Nancy Goldring. Distillations. Southeast Museum of Photography, 2000. Catalog for exhibition, Distillations: Revisiting South Asia, October 24, 2000-January 24, 2001. Texts by Nancy Goldring, Ellen Handy, Sudhrashan Seneviratne, et al. [Photographs in color taken in India and Sri Lanka.] Wraps, 40 pages, fine. $10.

76.2. Goodman, Paul. The Open Look. Funk & Wagnalls, 1969. Photographs of animals in windows in Brooklyn Heights by Stefan Congrat-Butlar. Fine with very good dust jacket that has a couple of tears. $5.

76a. Gotfryd, Alex. Appointment in Venice. Doubleday, 1988. [43 black-and-white moody images evocative of Venice in the fog.] 1st ed., cloth with with vg+ unmarked price-clipped dust jacket, ex-library with remnant of card pocket on rear flyleaf, small adhesive marks on cloth where former dust jacket protector was attached, no spine labels, rubber stamps, or other evidence of prior use. Issued at $30. $5. Another copy, fine with fine dust jacket. Not ex-library. $25.

76c. Gowin, Emmet. Emmet Gowin Photographs. Knopf, 1976. 1st edition in the uncommon hardcover black cloth, fine with good protected dust jacket that has edgewear and two large chips around top of spine and back top left corner. [Gowin's first monograph that placed him among the first rank of fine art photographers.] $75.

76d. Gowin, Emmet. Emmet Gowin: A Collective Portrait. Princeton University Art Museum, 2009. Published in conjunction with an exhibition, October 24, 2009-February 21, 2010. Introduction by Joel Smith. French illustrated wraps, 36 pages. [Photographs by Gowin, his mentors Harry Callahan and Frederick Sommer, and 20 of his former students such as Laura McPhee, Thomas Carabasi, Charlotte Whalen, Fazal Sheikh, David Maisel, et al.] SIGNED. With custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. Fine. $50.

76d.1. Gowin, Emmet. Young Photographers '68. Purdue University, April 1-30, 1968, Department of Creative Arts, Division of Art & Design, Library Lounge Gallery, Fine Arts Gallery, Krannert Drawing Room. Introduction by Robert Forth. Oblong green wraps, 32 pages, black-and-white illustrations, two to a page. Includes checklist with four photographs per photographer with one photo for each reproduced here. Photographers include Roger Aikin; James Alinder; Carol Bales; Thomas Barrow; David Batchelder; John Benvenuto; Robert Brooks; Robert Brown; Orlando Cabanban; Barbara Crane; Darryl Curran; David Currie; David Colley; Marcia Daehn; Bevan Davies; William Doherty; Richard Faller; Robert Fichter; Charles Fridenmaker; Jack Foss; George Gardener; Stephen Gersh; William Giles; Emmet Gowin; W.M. Hill; Larry Hudetz; Harold Jones; Chester Kessler; Cavalliere Ketchum; Jim Kraft; Gerald Lang; Arthur Lazar; Robert Levin; John Lindstrom; Dave Maenza; James Marchael; Lewis Marks, Jr.; Chester Michalik; Anne Morgan Nunez; Enrico Natali; Paul; Neevel; David Pilbrow; Donald Renfro; Leland Rice; Arthur Sawyers; Max Scholtz; Lanny Sommese; Eve Sonneman; Doug Stewart; Roger; Vail; Helen Wallis; Sam; Wang; Duncan Wheatley; and Paul Wigger. Some of these photographers became well-known over the next twenty years, including Emmet Gowin, who has SIGNED this copy under his photograph. Near fine, $40.

76e. Gowin, Emmet. Emmet Gowin: Aerial Photographs. Princeton University Art Museum, February 3-March 22, 1998. Princeton University, 1998. French wraps, 36 pages, like new. SIGNED by Gowin. One of the scarcer Gowin publications, especially signed. $150.

76e.1. Gowin, Emmet. Changing the Earth. Yale University, 2002. 1st edition. SIGNED. Large hardcover with protected dust jacket. Like new. $150.

76f. Gowin, Emmet. Emmet Gowin: Photographs 1966-1983. Introduction by Peter C. Bunnell. Catalog for exhibit at Corcoran Gallery of Art, September 17-November 13, 1983 and Art Museum, Princeton University, February 4-March 25, 1984. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1983. Illustrated wraps, 38 pages, includes checklist of 66 photographs in the exhibit, list of prior exhibitions, and selected bibliography. First and only edition of 2,000 copies. Finely printed plates, including of Edith, Italy, Mt. St. Helens, Arizona, Ireland, et al. SIGNED by Gowin. Like new. $150. Another copy, unsigned, almost like new with very minor signs of use. $45.

77. Gowin, Emmet. Place, See America First. Volume II, No. 1, 1972. Large format softcover book, 214 pages, with Gowin photographs on glossy pages 101-112, from his work in Virginia. Also includes portfolios by Tom Zimmerman and Neil Morse. Very good with two crimps on front cover, otherwise fine. $10.

77a. Gowland, Peter. Figure Photography. Action, Nudes, Pinups. Posing Plans, Lighting, Staging, Props, Candids, Technique. Fawcett How-To Book 250, 1954. Numerous photos of beautiful women in bathing suits, nude, etc. Wraps, cover creased, good+, SOLD

77a.1. Graham, David. Land of the Free: What Makes Americans Different. Photographs by David Graham. Commentary by Andrei Codrescu. Aperture, 1999. 1st edition, 1st printing. Fine with protected dust jacket. SIGNED by Graham. $40.

77a.2. Graham, David. Taking Liberties. Photographs by David Graham. Introduction by Robert Venturi. Pond Press, 2001. Fine hardcover with protected dust jacket that is fine except for a short tear on top of back cover. Warmly inscribed and SIGNED by the photographer. 1st edition. $40.

77b. Graham-Brown, Sarah. Images of Women in Photography of the Middle East, 1860-1950, by Sarah Graham-Brown. Columbia University Press, 1988. ISBN 0-231-06826-3. Fine ex-library copy with trimmed rear flyleaf and spine label with protected dust jacket. Covers development of photography in the Middle East; family portraits; costume and nude studies; working women; women in the pubic eye; feminist women, activists. Numerous illustrations by photographers such as Krikorian, Sebah, Zangaki, Bonfils, et al. 274 pages. $15.

77c. Great Britain. Britain in 1984. The Photographers’ Gallery, London. 25 May - 23 June 1984. Edited by Alex Noble. Essay by Paul Barker. Photographs and statements by photographers: Ian Berry; John A. Davies; Paul Graham; Karen Knorr; Donald McCullin; and Raghubir Singh. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 24 pages. Also exhibited at National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford. Only 8 copies in U.S. libraries according to WorldCat. Fine. $100.

77d. Great Britain. Image and Exploration: Some Directions in British Photography 1980/85. Exhibition catalogue for an exhibition at The Photographers Gallery, London 21 June - 7 September 1985. Essays by Alex Noble and Ian Jeffrey. Curated by Jonathan Bayer and Alex Noble. About 80 photos by 70 British photographers, with exhibition checklist, biographical notes, and photographers’ statements. Photographers include Nick Adler; Michael Allott; Richard Barclay; ChrisBelcher; Noel Brown; David Butterworth; Helen Chadwick; John Charity; Chris Colclough; Matthew Conduit; Berris Conolly; Jim Cooke; Mary Cooper; Chris Craske; Christine Duyt; et al. Wraps, 108 pages, near fine with small ding at top edge of front cover. Duotone and color illustrations. $100.

77e. Green, Stephen. Going to Chicago: A Year on the Chicago Blues Scene. Woodford, 1990. Photographs by Stephen Green. Introduction by Laurence J. Hyman. Commentary by B.B. King, James Cotton, Koko Taylor, Otis Rus,; Junior Wells, Johnny Winter, Donald Kinsey, Buddy Guy, and Lonnie Brooks. [Photographs taken in blues clubs of musicians performing, including Little Anthony; Ronnie Brooks Baker; Bobby Blue Bland; Sugar Blue; Lonnie Brooks; Charles Brown; Clarence Gatemouth Smith; Roy Buchanan; Jimmy Burns; Little Charlie and the Nightcats; Albert Collins; Joanna Connor; James Cotton; Robert Cray; Willie Dixon; Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials; David Honeyboy Edwards; Buddy Guy; John Lee Hooker; Etta James; Homewick James; Jimmy Johnson; Detroit Junior; Albert King; B.B. King; Big Daddy Kinsey; Taj Mahal; John Mayall; B.B. Odom; Pinetop Perkins; John Primer; Snooky Pryor; A.C. Reed; Jimmy Reed; Otis Rush; Big Time Sarah; Son Seals; Eddie Shaw; Magic Slim; Synnyland Slim; Hubert Sumlin; Koko Taylor; Melvin Taylor; Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows; Valerie Wellington; Junior Wells; Kim Wilson; Johnny Winter; Mighty Joe Young, et al.]. Stiff illustrated wraps, not issued in hardcover. Very good and fresh. $20.

78a. Greenleigh, John. John Greenleigh and Rosalind Rosoff Beimler. The Days of the Dead. Los Dias de Muertos. [Ceremonial life in Mexico, in color.] HarperCollins, 1991, wraps, 1st printing, vg+. $17.50.

78b. Grimschitz, Bruno. Wiener Barock Palaste (Baroque Palaces of Vienna, Austria) by Bruno Grimschitz, Wiener Verlag, 1944. Introduction and appendix in German. 96 black-and-white full page photographs of very upscale housing for nobility, both exterior and interior views. Appendix with detailed notes on the palaces, with layout diagrams. Photographs and diagrams provide useful insights for architects, designers, historians, and the general public. Gift inscription dated 1948 in Wien on front flyleaf. Photos are on glossy paper and in fine condition. Other paper is typical wartime paper that is yellowing and fragile. Red cloth binding with gold imprinting sound with one inch chip and tear at base of spine. Spine rubbed. $10.

78c. Griffiths, Philip Jones. Dark Odyssey. Introduction by Murray Sayle. Aperture, 1996. 1st printing. [Selection from photographer's black-and-white work in 140 countries, including Vietnam, Wales, Sudan, New Guinea, Thailand, India, France, South Korea, et al.] Large book, excellent reproduction quality on heavy weight paper. Illustrated paper over boards. Near fine with near fine acetate protected dust jacket. Issued at $55. $45.

78d. Gronefeld, Gerhard. Gerhard Gronefeld: Frauen in Berlin, 1945-1947. Introduction by Annemarie Troger. Dirk Nishen Verlag in Kreuzberg. Edition Photothek VIII. Herausgegeben von Diethart Kerbs, 1984. Text in German with English translation of two paragraphs about the photographer laid in, along with a postcard about three other similar books from the publisher. Staplebound in board with title and photo pasted on covers. [Photos taken in 1945-1946 in aftermath of WWII. Born in 1911, Gronefeld was a photojournalist who, using a Contax, supplied photos to LIFE, Today, Star, Quick, et al. This book contains black-and-white photographs of women in Berlin such as performers, flower sellers, prostitutes, college students, and beggars.] Fine. $10.

78e. Grossman, Sid. Journey to the Cape: Photographs by Sid Grossman by Millard Lampell. Grove Press, 1959. First edition. Wraps with printed acetate jacket that has a short split along bottom front edge, otherwise fine. [Grossman was the co-founder and director of the Photo League in New York.] With a book review from Popular Photography, April 1960, laid in. $25.