Photography Books. Joseph Jachna to Bernard E. Jones.

92.3. Jachna, Joseph D. Light Touching Silver: Photographs by Joseph D. Jachna. Introduction by Steven Klindt. Exhibition catalog for show at Chicago Center for Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, Chicago, May 2 - June 14, 1980. Gray wraps with silver printing, no fading as often found with this book, 45 one-to-a-page illustrations, fine. Edition of 2,500 copies. [After studying photography at the Institute of Design with Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind, Jachna embarked on a career as a photography professor and artist in photography.] $40.

92.4. Jackson, William Henry. An Import Collection of William Henry Jackson and other Vintage Western Photographs. Auction catalog, Camera Obscura Gallery, March 14, 1981, wraps, fine, 68 lots, illustrated, 18 pages. Includes 29 lots from a Jackson vintage albumen mammoth print (17" x 21") collection. Other photographers include Carleton Watkins, Isaac A. Taber, Roland Reed, F.A. Rinehart, L.A. Huffman, John K. Hillers, Timothy O'Sullivan, Edward S. Curtis, et al. $15.

92.5. Jackson, William Henry. Howard Bossen, "A Tall Tale Retold: the Influence of the Photographs of William Henry Jackson upon the Passage of the Yellowstone Park Act of 1872," in Studies in Visual Communication, 8:1, Winter 1982, pages 98-109. Entire issue, 130 pages, like new. Other articles on documentary film on television; A-Bomb Footage; "An American Family"; Producing Documentaries for Network Television; Israel Television Documentary; Political Cartoons in 1980; review of Peter Galassi, Before Photography; review of Janet Malcolm, Diana and Nikon and Gisele Freund, Photography and Society, et al. $20.

92.6. Jacobi, Lotte. Lotte Jacobi: Theater & Dance Photographs. Introduction by Cornell Capa. Countryman, 1982. First edition. Stiff wraps with illustrated dust jacket, 47 pages. Near fine with small crimp on spine. [Identified subjects of Jacobi's superb portraits include Anna May Wong, Howard Kreutzberg, Peter Lorre, Rene Clair, Lauritz Melchior, Hans Richter, Emil Jannings, Kurt Weil, Lotte Lenya, Niura Norskaya (Jacobi's best selling photograph), Clair Bauroff, et al. $15.

92a.1. Jacobson-Hardy, Michael. Michael Jacobson-Hardy. Factories, Schools, Prisons. Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery, College of the Holy Cross, 1996. Oblong wraps, 96 pages, fine. Small label of the photographer inside back cover. [Photographs with quotations sequenced in the three series specified in the title, in black-and-white, mainly in central Massachusetts.] $30.

92a. Jacobs, Mark, et al. Photography in Focus: A Basic Text. National Textbook, 1978. Wraps, fine. $5.00.

92b. Janis, Eugenia Parry, Max Kozloff, and Adam D. Weinberg. Vanishing Presence. Walker Art Center/Rizzoli, 1989. [Dieter Appelt; Bernhard Blume; Mary Beth Edelson; Joseph Jachna; William Klein; Ralph Eugene Meatyard; Duane Michals; Lucas Samara; Michael Snow; Patrick Tosani; Anne Turyn; Francesca Woodman]. Stiff illustrated wraps, like new with custom made 4 mil polyester jacket. SOLD

93. Japan. Castile, Rand. The Way of Tea. [Fine study of the tea ceremony, tea gardens, architecture, etc.; numerous photos by H. Ikeda, S. Fujima, et al. Condition good (cover sunned, edge worn, binding shaky). 1st ed., 329 pp., Weatherhill, 1971. Uncommon book, lacks slipcase, $30.

93a. Japan. Szarkowski, John and Shoji Yamagishi, eds. New Japanese Photography. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1974. [Eikoh Hosoe, Ikko, Ken Ohara, Ken Domon, Shomei Tomatsu, Masahisa Fukase, et al. Wraps, fine, not stated but presumed 1st ed. with photo by Ikko on page 75 reversed. Slight curling of covers, name of a gift giver at top right of first page after cover, custom made 4 mil polyester jacket. $20. Another copy, crimp at upper right of front cover, stain at lower corner of pages at rear, not affecting images. Acceptable, $5.

93a.1.a. Japan. The Japanese Photo Industry. A Special Section. Reprinted from Popular Photography, April 1957. Pages 129 to 176 of the magazine, issued separately. Very good with a bit of natural aging to paper and a couple of small edge tears. Includes full page ads for cameras. $5.

92a.1.b. Japan. Goodwill Ambassadors by World Peace Study Mission. Bijutsu Shuppan Sha, 1964. Includes statements by mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Plea for world peace and ban on nuclear weapons. Profusely illlustrated with black-and-white photographs by Ken Domon; Kikujiro Fukushima; Shomei Tomatsu; et al. Wraps, unpaginated, good with edge tears last two pages. $25.

92a.1.c. Japan. Counter-Photography: Japan's Artists Today by Uri Mitsuda. Japan Foundation, 2000. Photographs by Eikoh Hosoe; Hiroshi Sugimoto; Miho Akioka; Miyuki Ichikawa; Akiko Sugiyama; Chie Yasuda; Kazuo Katase; Hiroko Inoue; Tomoko Yoneda; TomoakiIshihara; and Michihiro Shimabuku. Wraps, 78 pages, very good with rubbing on cover, interior fine. $15.

93a.2. Jay, Bill. Photographers Photographed. Introduction by Helmut Gernsheim. Peregrine Smith, 1983. 1st ed. [Portraits of about 80 photographers with amusing commentary. Includes Ansel Adams, Keith Arnatt, Thomas F. Barrow, John Benton-Harris, Ferenc Berko, Edouard Boubat, Bill Brandt, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Rene Burri, Michel Butor, Maurice Camhi, Cornell Capa, Paul Caponigro, Walter Carone, John Charity, Lucien Clergue, Van Deren Coke, A.D. Coleman, Sue Davies, Joseph Deal, Allen Dutton, Louise Faurer, Marti Forscher, Leonard Freed, Frederick Gandolfi, Helmut Gernsheim, Ralph Gibson, Fay Godwin, James Jajicek, Charles Harbutt, Bert Hardy, Erich Hartmann, Sam Haskins, Robert Heinecken, Fritz Henle, Paul Hill, E.O. Hoppe, David Hurn, Bill Jay, Bill Jenkins, Harold Jones, Josef Koudelka, Barry Lane, Jacques Henri Lartigue, Wayne R. Lazorik, Russell Lee, Jean-Claude Lemaigny, Jerome Liebling, Joh Loengard, Nathan Lyons, Greg MacGregor, Mike Mandel, Don McCullin, Daniel Meadows, Duane Michaels, Barbara Morgan, Wright Morris, John Mulvany, Beaumont Newhall, Nancy Newhall, Arnold Newman, Helmut Newton, Colin Osman, Graham Ovenden, Gilles Peress, Bernard Plossu, Tony Ray-Jones, George Rodger, Bob Schwalberg, Ken Shorr, Aaron Siskind, Neil Slavin, Michael A. Smith, Frederick Sommer, Ralph Steiner, John Szarkowski, John Upton, Burk Uzzle, Patrick Ward, Weegee (Arthur Fellig), Cole Weston, and Myron Wood]. A very good copy in stiff illustrated wraps with a couple of cover crimps (not issued in hardcover). $35.

93a.3. Jay, Bill. Negative/Positive: A Philosophy of Photography. Kendall/Hunt, 1979. Good, in wraps with name of previous owner, photographer and artist [Ken] Kaplowitz at top of cover and title page. Marginal marks and some underlining on pages. No exterior signs of wear. Includes portfolio of photos by David Hurn. $30.

93a.4. Jeffrey, Ian. Timeframes: The Story of Photography. Amphoto Art/Ivy Press, 1998. A thematically organized history of photography addressing such topics as Metropolis; War; Reportage; Fashion; Sports; Landscape; and Portraits. 1st edition, 1st printing, fine with fine protected dust jacket. $10. (2 copies available)

93aa. Jenkins, Reese V. Images and Enterprise: Technology and the American Photographic Industry, 1839-1925. [Arguably the best history of the photography business during the years covered, incuding the large firms of E. & H.T. Anthony and Eastman Kodak , as well as many other companies such as Scovill and ANSCO. Includes many informative tables with statistics on sales of cameras, film, and other photographic goods. Analyzes in detail the invention of roll film and the lawsuit involving the patent of Hannibal Goodwin.] Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1975, 1987. Stiff illustrated wraps, vg+ with small signature of previous owner on front flyleaf. $15.

93aaa. Jenshel, Len. Len Jenshel: Desert Places. 11 November-12 December 1987. Laurence Miller Gallery, 1987. Essay by David Feingold. Wraps, exhibit catalog, 10 pages, 5 illustrations including cover, near fine with slight crimp top right corner. Color photographs of Arizona and Utah. Includes biographical information on the artist. $100.

93b. Joel, Yale. Creative Camera Techniques. Time-Life, 1979. 300 loose cards, each with a photo and explanation on the back. Most of the photos by Yale Joel, long-term Time-Life photographer. Complete, 20 sets, in ten binders with card pockets. Complete sets are scarce. Binders have moderate wear; cards are fine exc. some slightly darkened on edges. $60.

93bb. Johnston, Frances Benjamin. Pete Daniel and Raymond Smock. A Talent for Detail: The Photographs of Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1889-1910. Harmony, 1974. [Johnston and Kasebier were the leading women photographers in the United States ca. 1900.] Stiff illustrated wraps, near fine, $15.

93bbb. Johnston, Frances Benjamin. The Hampton Album: 44 Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston..... Essay and biography by Lincoln Kirstein. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1966. [Photographs of African Americans at the Hampton Institute, Virginia, produced by Johnston for the Paris Exposition, 1900.] Wraps, 56 pages, near fine. $25.

93bbb. Jones, Bernard E., ed. Encyclopedia of Photography edited by Bernard E. Jones. Introduction by Peter C. Bunnell and Robert Sobieszek, with a new picture porfolio. Reprint of 1911 edition by Arno Press, 1974. 572 pages. Near fine with very good dust jacket that has wear at extremities and creases on inner flaps. $40.

93bbb.1. Journal of the Photographic Society of London. Containing the Transactions of the Society and a General Record of Photographic Art and Science. Edited by Arthur Henfrey. Volume the First. London: Taylor and Francis, 1854. Facsimile edition published by Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, 1976. Red cloth, near fine with previous owner's name on front flyleaf. $40.