Photography Books and Magazines. Felix Nadar to Nueva Luz.

124a. Nadar by Nigel Gosling. Knopf, 1976. 1st American edition. [The amazing career of French portrait photographer and aviation pioneer Gaspard-Felix Tournachon, who called himself Felix Nadar. Major monograph with 359 photographs, essential reference.] Near fine in black cloth with very good protected dust jacket. SOLD

124b. Nadar. Bibliotheque Nationale, 1965. Wraps, in French. Catalog for a major exhibit with 410 items, some illustrated. Very good, lightly soiled on rear cover, small spot of wear lower right corner of front cover. $15.

125. Natali, Enrico. New American People. [Social documentary portraits.] Morgan & Morgan, 1972. Good. $15.

127. Nature Photography. Attenborough, David. The Living Planet: A Portrait of the Earth. [Companion to PBS Television series. Profusely illus. by Attenborough, Bruce Coleman, Tony Morrison, et al.] Little, Brown, 1984. Fine w. vg+ dj, $10.00

127a. Naylor, Jack. The Jack Naylor Collection of Early Photography. Auction: September 30, 2006. Royka's Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, 2006. Spiral bound, 176 lots, including letters from Albert Sands Southworth to his sister, with transcriptions, and illustrations of exceptional daguerreotypes including a mammoth plate by Whipple. With a pamphlet on the legendary Naylor collection, including a cover letter from George Gilbert (no date), editor of Photographica journal. Fine. $50.

127b. Neimanas, Joyce. Joyce Neimanas by Sarah J. Moore. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1984. Exhibition catalog, wraps, 24 pages, includes checklist of 23 works and chronology of Neimanas' career. Photographic art includes Multiple Images; Collage; Hand Coloring; and Writing on Photographs. Two copies available, fine and near fine. First buyer gets better one. $20 each.

127c. Nettles, Bea. Breaking the Rules: A Photo Media Cookbook. Inky Press, 1977. Includes Ortho film; Kwik Print; Van Dyke Brown Prints; Photo Screen Printing; Hand Coloring; Pinhole Cameras; Xerography; Cyanotypes; Magazine Rubbings. 1st ed.,1st printing, wraps (1st ed. not issued in hardcover)55 pages, with media release and brochure from Light Impressions, which was sole distributor. Near fine with slight bump on top right corner. $15.

127d. Nettles, Bea. Life's Lessons: A Mother's Journal. Inky Press, 1990. SIGNED and inscribed to “Jenny.” Wraps as issued, unpaginated, fine. Issued in connection with two museum exhibits, 1990-1992, including Chrysler Museum of Art, April 27-June 4, 1990. $75.

127e. New England. Image of New England, 1839-1989: 150 Years of Photography by Thurman F. Naylor. SPSE, The Society for Imaging Science and Technology and Photographic Historical Society of New England, 1989. Forweword by Clifford S. Ackley. Profusely illustrated. Topics covered include Francis Edgar Stanley, Union cases, Oliver Wendell Holmes, color film, Harold E. Edgerton, Edwin Land and Polaroid, photographs from space, Bradford Washburn and his 55-pound Fairchild camera, and underwater photography. Wraps, 22 pages, fine. $15.

127f. New Exposure: A Catalog of Fine Art Photography. Volume 1. By Susan Brachocki. Undated, circa 1987. Wraps, 26 pages, including covers. Dealer's catalog with excellent quality reproductions of photographs with prices by Barbara Morgan; Huntington Witherill; Jerry Uelsmann; Barry Thompson; Brad Cole; Andre Kertesz; Charles Phillips; Robert Leiserowitz; and Jay Dusard. Fine with mailing label on back cover. $15.

127g. New Jersey. Abstractions and Realities: 7 New Jersey Photographers. July 6 through August 25, 1985. Virginia Cadwallader Beahan; Margaret Morgan Fisher; Barbara Freymuth; Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick; Heidi Jain; Laura Pryde McPhee; and Martha Vaughn. Introduction by Harold Simon. New Jersey State Museum, 1985. Wraps, staple-bound, 18 pages. Errata re Freymouth laid in. Exhibition catalog re seven women photographers. Includes group portrait of all seven and a full page black-and-white photograph and biographical information for each. Like new, very fresh, stored in plastic bag since acquired at the exhibit. $135.

127h. New Jersey. New Jersey Photography. A Juried Exhibition of New Jersey Photographers. March 10-April 14, 1974. Rutgers University Art Gallery, New Brunswick. Rutgers University, 1974. Introduction by Phillip Dennis Cate. Judge's Statement by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, near fine, slight wear to rear cover. 112 of 113 photographs by 92 photographers in the exhibit illustrated. Photographers include: William E. Barksdale; Jim Colman; Cliff Crawford; Ellen Denuto; David Doonan; Arthur Dreeben; Clement Fiori; Andre Haluska; Hari Hawkins; Jan E. Kounitz; Renee Levine; Evan Lindner; Linda Lindroth; Dominick R. Lordi; Frank D. Palaia; Matt Olzsak; Eli Reed; Harry Rubel; Gary Saretzky; Naomi Savage; Everett Scott; Michael Smith; Richard Speedy; Earl Thomas; George Tice; Earl Thomas; Stuart Thomas; Harry Wilks; et al. [A landmark show in the history of photography in New Jersey. Works were selected from more than 1,000 submitted. Awards were given to George Tice, Linda Lindroth, Andre Halusk,a and Frank D. Palaia.] Scarce. $200.

127i. New Jersey. Works by the 1977 Recipients of the New Jersey State Council of the Arts Fellowships in the Visual Arts. Texts by Barbara Furst, Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, and Governor Brendan T. Byrne. New Jersey. New Jersey State Council for the Arts, 1978. Artist illustrated with biographical information include Robert Bursuk; James A. Colman; Robert Goldstein; Robert M. King; Amy J. Stromsten; et al. Signed and inscribed in red ink by photographer Jim Colman as Alfred Stieglitz. Scarce. Wraps, 36 pages, fine. $100.

127j. New Jersey. Jersey Evidence: Seven New Jersey Photographers. New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, April 25-June 14, 1981. New Jersey State Museum, 1981. Texts by Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, Douglas N. Eide, and William C. Ambranowicz. Wraps, staple-bound, 32 pages. Illustrated with full page black-and-white reproductions of photographs with biographical summaries on separate pages of the photographers: William C. Abranowicz; Richard Bruggemann; Benedict J. Fernandez; Brian Lay; Dennis Simonetti; Naomi Castillo Simonetti; and George A. Tice. Near fine with a few tiny nicks on back cover. $30.

127k. New Jersey. A Pleasant Likeness: Portraits and Landscapes of Central New Jersey, 1770-1920. An Exhibition Organized by the Historical Society of Princeton. Squibb Gallery, Princeton, 8 October through 19 November 1989. Catalogue introduction by William H. Gerdts. Squibb Corporation and Historical Society of Princeton, 1989. Wraps, staple-bound, 32 pages. All the illustrations are paintings. About half the works listed are illustrated. Fine. $10.

127l. New Jersey. Stated as Fact: Photographic Documents of New Jersey. By Michael Bzdak and Charles Stainback. New Jersey State Museum, 1989. Exhibition catalog, illustrations include photos by Berenice Abbott, George Tice, Carroll Siskind, Stephen Shore, Sol Libsohn, David Graham, Robert Frank, et al. Check list of all works exhibited. Wraps (not issued in hardcover), fine. $45.

New Jersey Photographers - see also Saretzky, 151h.

128.1. New Mexico, U.S.A. A Photographic Essay of New Mexico. Created and edited by Barbara Erdman. Designed by Mary Shapiro. Published by the Santa Fe Center for Photography, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 1st printing, 1985. Cloth, fine with dust jacket in fine condition, with gift inscription on front flyleaf. Photographs by Roswell Angier, Raymond Belcher, Kevin Bubridki, Paul Caponigro, Walter Chappell, Rahoul Contractor, Stephen Cooper, William Davis, Orlando Diaz, Helen Doroshhow, Barbara Erdman, Richard Erdoes, Michael Fahy, Ike Fordyce, Barbara Gluck, Do Greiser, James Hart, Murrae Haynes, Michael Heller, Bradner Crawford Jones, Douglas Kahn, Douglas Keats, Edward Klamm, Robert Klintworth, Barbaraellen Koch, Lisa Law, J.D. Lincoln, Carm Little Turtle, Paul Logsdon, Herb Lotz, Cissie Ludlow, Judy Ellen Moore, Beaumont Newhall, David Grant Noble, Steve Northup, Jack Parsons, Mary Peck, Deede Phillips, Bernard Plossu, Eliot Porter, Michael Rosenthal, Meridel Rubinstein, James David Ruffner, Janet Russek, Robert Saltzman, David Scheinbaum, Nicholas Decor, Barbara Simpson, Susan Steefy, Alex Traube, Barbara Van Cleve, Willard Van Dyke, Charles Venrick, Nancy Hunter Warren, John Whatley, Richard Wickstrom, Jeannette Williams, Susan Zwinger. ISBN 0-9615298. Scarce in hardcover! $25.

128.1a. New Photography USA by John Szarkowski. London: Photographer's Gallery, 1972. Photographs by Diane Arbus, Paul Caponigro, Bruce Davidson, Lee Friedlander, George Krause, Ray Metzker, Joel Meyerowitz, Naomi Savage, Art Sinsabaugh, Jerry N. Uelsmann, and Garry Winogrand. Stapled wraps, 24 pages. Catalog for exhibit that also traveled subsequently in 1982 to Sheffield Polytechnic and Cambridge College of Arts and Technology. Includes short biographical summaries and checklist of 110 works. Very good with a couple of crimps along spine and slight wear at corners. $150.

128.2. Newhall, Beaumont. Airborne Camera: the World from the Air and Outer Space. Hastings House in collaboration with The George Eastman House, 1969. Special edition for The Museum of Modern Art. Stiff illustrated wraps. Amazingly fine condition for a book of this vintage. A history of aerial photography dating back to Felix Nadar's photographs from balloons, ca. 1860, to photographs taken by cameras carried by pigeons, to early aircraft photography, on up to space photography in the 1960s. Newhall, who was closely associated with leading figures in photography such Ansel Adams, Paul Strand, and Alfred Stieglitz, and was married to the photography writer Nancy Newhall, is well known as one of the foremost authorities on the history of photography; his book, The History of Photography, went through a number of editions. He also wrote hundreds of other books and articles on daguerreotypes, the invention of photography, and myriad other topics, and served as the director of The George Eastman House. $20.

128a. Newhall, Beaumont. Album 6. July 1970. Special George Eastman House Issue with introduction by Beaumont Newhall and contributions by Thomas Barrow and Harold Jones. [Many of the photographs in this magazine were in an exhibition, From the George Eastman House Collection, 1774-1969. Newhall was the director of the George Eastman House at this time. The entire magazine, which is bound like a book in stiff illustrated wraps, is devoted to the Eastman House and constitutes the only available catalog for this exhibit.] Very good plus, $20.

128aa. Newhall, Beaumont. The Daguerreotype in America. Revised Edition. New York Graphic Society, 1968. [The revisions are listed on page 13. 83 plates with masterful daguerreotypes by Platt D. Babbitt, Southworth and Hawes, George N. Barnard, and others.] Green cloth, very good with two corner bumps, with protected dust jacket that has soiling on edges and along spine and a few very short tears on edges. Edges of text block have small light brown specks as common with this book. $40.

128a.1. Newhall, Beaumont. The History of Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1964, 1978. 4th edition, sixth printing. Better quality reproductions than some other editions. Blue cloth, vg, no dust jacket. $10.

128b. Newhall, Beaumont. The History of Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1982. 1st printing of 5th revised edition. VG in stiff illustrated wraps with previous owner's name on preliminary title page. $15. Same, 3rd printing of 5th revised ed. Fine, wraps, $15.

Beaumont Newhall - see also History, in the H list.

129. Newhall, Beaumont. Image of America: Early Photography, 1839-1900. Library of Congress, 1957. [Illus. cat. for exhibit at LC that opened Feb. 8, 1957.] Wraps, as issued, fine exc. spine & edges darkened. $20.

129a. Newhall, Beaumont. In Focus: Memoirs of a Life in Photography. Bulfinch,/Little, Brown, 1993. [The famous photohistorian's autobiography with stories of his relationships with Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Weston, Nancy Newhall, Ansel Adams, and other photo luminaries. Well illustrated with many photos not published elsewhere. An essential reference for students of Modernist photography.] 1st ed. Hardcover with mylar protected dust jacket. Name of previous owner on preliminary title page, mylar protected dust jacket has a very short closed tear at bottom rear corner and a short crease at bottom of back cover. Book does not appear to have been read, almost like new except for minor imperfections noted. $20.

129b. Newhall, Beaumont. In Plain Sight. Foreword by Ansel Adams. Peregrine Smith, 1983. 1st edition. Fine with gift inscription on front flyleaf. Protected price-clipped dust jacket has edge wear. [Newhall's photographs, including portraits of notable photographers such as Edward Weston, Brett Weston, Ansel Adams, Bill Brand, Paul Strand, Charles Sheeler, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Arthur Siegel.] $15.

129c. Newhall, Beaumont. Beaumont Newhall: Colleagues and Friends. University of New Mexico, 1993. Remembrances by family and friends, with selected letters of Newhall to Alfred Stieglitz and photographs by well known figures in the history of photography. The remembrance authors include Virginia Best Adams, Clinton Adams, James and Mary Street Alinder, Dana Asbury, Thomas Barrow, James Borcoman, Peter C. Bunnell, Van Deren and Jean Coke, Carl Chiarenza, Keith F. Davis, James L Enyeart, Milton Esterow, Helmut Gernsheim, Elizabeth Glassman, L.Fritz Gruber, Sarah Greenough, Eugenia Parry Janis, Bill Jay, Harry Lunn, Keith McElroy, et al. Wraps, 60 pages, fine with custom made polyester jacket. $20.

129d. Newhall, Beaumont. Beaumont Newhall, edited by Van Deren Coke. George Eastman House, 1971. Texts by Cyril J. Stoud and James Card. Consists of a bibliography prepared by Robert Sobieszek and Patricia A. Slahucka of Newhall's 632 publications, 1925-1972, arranged by Books & Catalogues, Articles, Reviews of Literature and Bibliographies. Most of the items are about photographers and the history of photography, although Newhall's many articles on food for the Brighton Pittsford Post are also included. An essential reference. Wraps, fine. $20.

130. Newhall, Beaumont. Photography 1839-1937. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1937. One of 3,000 copies. First edition of Newhall's history of photography, this hard cover book served as the catalog for a landmark exhibit at MoMA, the first survey of the history of the medium. It was revised in 1938 and then again several more times in future decades, with the third and subsequent editions titled, "The History of Photography." As the first of Newhall's books, this volume is of particular importance in the literature of photography. Moderate wear at extremities, otherwise fine. Lacks dust jacket. $200.

130.1. Newhall, Beaumont. Photography: A Short Critical History, 1839-1937. NY: Museum of Modern Art, 1938. One of 3,000 copies. Second revised edition of Newhall's 1937 history of photography, issued as the catalog for the survey exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, for which Newhall was unable to get the participation of Alfred Stieglitz. Stieglitz was pleased with Newhall's curatorial efforts and the 1938 edition includes a frontispiece by Stieglitz, whose endorsement of Newhall had long-term effects on the historiography of photography. Newhall's book was revised again several more times in future decades, with the third and subsequent editions titled, "The History of Photography." As the second edition of of Newhall's first book, with important changes, this volume is of singular importance in the literature of photography. Moderate wear at spine tips, otherwise fine. $85.

130a. Newhall, Beaumont and Nancy Newhall. Masters of Photography. Barziller, 1958. [Inc. Hill and Adamson, Southworth and Hawes, Cameron, O'Sullivan, Gardner, Stieglitz, Steichen, Atget, Strand, Weston, Salomon, Lange.] 1st ed. Better reproduction quality than the reprint. Fine w. edge torn and chipped dj. $50. Same, Park Lane reprint, 1981. Fine with near fine dust jacket. $15.

130ab. Newhall, Nancy. Nancy Newhall 1908/1974. Untitled 10. Friends of Photography, 1976. Edited by Beaumont Newhall and Peter Hunt Thompson. Introduction by Beaumont Newhall. Tributes to Nancy Newhall by Diana E. Edkins and Ansel Adams. Bibliography of 81 publications (1937-1975) by Nancy Newhall, mostly on photography. Texts by Nancy Newhall on Brassai, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Edward Weston, Ansel Adams, and the Museum of Modern Art. Photographs by Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Brassai, Cartier-Bresson, Nancy Newhall, Brett Weston, and Minor White. Portrait of Nancy Newhall by Ansel Adams. [Nancy Newhall, the wife of Beaumont Newhall, was acting director of the Photography Department at the Museum of Modern Art during World War II when her husband was in the military. Responsible for 22 books, she worked as a photography critic and curator until her untimely death as a result of a rafting accident in 1974]. Wraps, 44 pages. Fine. $15.

130b. Newman, Arnold. Arnold Newman, Faces USA. Foreword by Thomas Thompson. Amphoto, 1978. [Based on a photo competition for the prototypical American face, Arnold Newman went out and took pictures of the winning subjects. In an appendix, this book also includes the photos of the faces submitted by the amateurs.] Near fine, hard cover with vg mylar protected dust jacket that is chipped at one corner. Small red remainder mark at top of text block. $20.

130c. Newman, Arnold. El Regalo de Newman: 50 anos de fotografia. Febrero - Marzo 1998. By Marianne Fulton. Exhibition catalog, stiff illustrated wraps, 78 pages. Texts in Spanish. Introduction by James L. Enyeart, Director, George Eastman House. Checklist of 136 photos included. 21 portraits (including cover) of well-known people by Newman plus a self-portrait. Like new. $50.

131a. Newton, Helmut. Olivia Newton John, Soul Kiss. (Record album w. front and back covers by Newton; back cover shows singer as a dominatrix). MCA 6151, mfd. by RCA. Sealed. $10.

131aa. Nixon, Nicholas. Family Pictures. Photographs by Nicholas Nixon. Photographers at Work. A Smithsonian Series. Edited by Constance Sullivan and Susan Weiley. Smithsonian Institution, 1991. Includes interview of Nicholas Nixon. Wraps, 60 pages, near fine with light crimp in bottom right corner of cover. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Laid in is a previously folded gallery exhibition card, "Nicholas Nixon: Couples," Zabriskie Gallery, New York, October 16-November 24, 2001, with one photo. $30 for both.

131aa.1. Nixon, Nicholas. Nicholas Nixon: Pictures of People. Introduction by Peter Galassi. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1988. [Includes portraits of older people and AIDS patients.] Hardcover, near fine with near fine dj. 1st edition. Signature of previous owner, artist Ken Kaplowitz, at top right of preliminary title page. Small spot of wear at top right corner of cloth, probably from binding. Near fine dust jacket has no tears or chips, with some hardly noticeable microscratches from shelf wear, now housed in new dust jacket protector. A very attractive copy. $75

131bb. Nixon, Nicholas. Robert Coles (text) and Nicholas Nixon (photos). School. [Includes students at the Boston Latin School, Perkins School for the Blind, and a school in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Little, Brown, 1998, 1st ed. fine with dust jacket. Still in original shrinkwrap. $35.

131bbb. Nixon, Nicholas. Nicholas Nixon: Photographs from One Year. Untitled 31. Friends of Photography, 1983. Oblong illustrated wraps, 48 pages, near fine with a modicum of wear at corners. Introduction by Robert Adams. Includes full page black-and-white photographs of people made by Nixon with an 8x10 camera and a chronology of his career. $16.

131bbbb. Noggle, Anne. Silver Lining: Photographs by Anne Noggle. University of New Mexico Press, 1983. Essay by Janice Zita Grover. Speech text by Noggle. Foreword by Van Deren Coke. 1st edition, fine with very good protected dust jacket that has a bit of wear at top of spine. Inscribed to artist and photographer Ken [Kaplowitz] on title page by Anne. [Noggle's portraits, mostly of older women including herself.] $75.

131b.1. Norberg, Marc. Black and White Blues. [ Superb portraits of blues musicians such as Eddy Clearwater, Mark Naftlalin, Billy Boy Arnold, Saffire, Lil Ed, John Lee Hooker, Sunnyland Slim, Jimmy Rogers, James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Jerry Portnoy, Luther Guitar Junior Johnson, Bob Margolin, Hubert Sumlin, Johnnie Johnson, Junior Wells, Jimmy Johnson, Lady Bianca, Lowell Fulson, Taj Mahal, Odetta, Jerry Ricks, Dave Van Ronk, John Hammon,d, Johnny "Clyde" Copeland, Sue Foley, Pee Wee Crayton, Albert Collins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Anson Funderburgh, Sam Myers, Marcia Ball, Charles Brown, Buckwheat Zydeco, John Mooney, Earl King, Robert Cray, Joe Louis Walker, Duke Robillard, Kim Wilson, Jimmy Thackery, Ronnie Earl, Larry McCray, Holmes Brothers, Robert Jr. Lockwood, Pinetop Perkins, Memphis Slim, B.B. King, Honeyboy Edwards, Joe Williams, Koko Taylor, Big Daddy Kinsey, Snooky Prior, Otis Clay, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Etta James, Willie Dixon, and others.] Graphis, 1995. Wraps, fine with custom made mylar jacket. $50.

131b.2. Norfleet, Barbara. Barbara Norfleet. Manscape with Beasts. Abrams, 1990. Photographs by Norfleet of living animals in environments with evidence of human presence. Wraps (not issued in hardcover), 35 color photographs, near fine. $12. Another copy, fine, $15.

131b.3. Norfleet, Barbara. Barbara Norfleet. Wedding. March 22 - May 2, 1976. The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University. Exhibition catalog. 19th and 20th century wedding photos from a number of sources with text by Norfleet. Wraps, very good with crimp and some rubbing on cover, 68 pages. Scarce catalog. [Not to be confused with 1979 book on same subject by Norfleet with same title, which some booksellers are offering as this 1976 edition]. $40

131c. Norfolk, Simon. Afghanistan: chronotopia. Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2002. [Large format monograph with color photographs, the pictures were made in December 2001 and in May 2002 won the European Publishers Award for Photography.] Hard cover with dust jacket, bumped on top and bottom of spine, o/w fine, $100.

131d. Noskowiak, Sonya. Sonya Noskowiak Archive. Guide Series Number Five. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1982. Compiled by Donna Bender, Jan Stevenson, and Terence R. Pitts. Introduction by Pitts. Wraps, 40 pages, including nearly 600 small reproductions of Noskowiak's photographs and an index to portrait subjects. [Noskowiak is often remembered for her intimate friendship with her photographic mentor Edward Weston from 1929 to 1934. She went on to a career in portraiture and commercial photography. Among her sitters were Isaac Stern, Robinson Jeffers, Langston Hughes, Merle Armitage, Peter Stackpole, and Martha Graham.] Near fine with slight fading along spine. $40.

131e. Noskowiak, Sonya. Sonya Noskowiak. Center for Creative Photography No. 9 (Research Series). University of Arizona, 1979. By Marnie Gillett and William Johnson, with Director's Statement by James L. Enyeart. Features Noskowiak Portfolio with ten full page reproductions of her outdoor work and essays about her by Gillett and Johnson. Publication also includes Index of Videotapes, Oral History Library; Acquisitions, January to June 1978; Photographing the Famous: Photographers Look at Paul Strand; and A Private Sequence by Minor White. Wraps, 40 pages, near fine with small rub on back cover. $50.

131f. Notman, William. William Notman's Studio: The Canadian Picture by Stanley G. Triggs. McCord Museum of Canadian History, 1992. Wraps, 62 pages. Exhibition catalog issued on the occasion of an exhibition that opened May 9, 1992 at the reopening of the McCord Museum of Canadian History. In French and English. ISBN 0-7735-0967-4. [Note: This is not the reprint with the same title and a different ISBN number published by McGill-Queen’s University Press]. Fine in custom made polyester jacket. $25.

132. Notman, William. Roger Hall, Gordon Dodds, and Stanley Triggs. The World of William Notman: The Nineteenth Century Through a Master Lens. [Lavishly illus. monograph on best known 19th cent. Canadian photographer; issued at $75. Godine, 1993. Mint in shrinkwrap. $50.

132.1. Novak, Lorie. Voyages (per)Formed. Lorie Novak. Southeast Museum of Photography, 2000. Alison Nordstrom, Curator. Exhibition catalog, 16 pages, color photomontages, accordion format. Exhibit at Daytona Beach Community College, Oct. 23, 2000 to February 21, 2001. Fine. $25.

132.1a. Nowinski, Ira. Cafe Society. Photographs and Poetry from San Francisco’s North Beach. Seefood Studios, 1978. 1st edition, 1st printing August 1978. Introduction by Neeli Cherkovski. Wraps, 52 pages, very good with minor wear at extremities and other evidence of use. [Nowinski's photos taken in gathering places, some depicting poets Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Neeli Cherkovski, Jack Hirschman, Bob Kaufman, Harold Norse, et al., with their poems on facing pages. Nowinski was one of the photographers in Mike Mandel's set of photographers baseball cards.] $20. Another copy, 1st printing of second edition, published by Carolyn Bean, December 1979, like new except a bit of fading along top edge of front cover. $15.

132.1b. Nuclear Matters. SF Camerwork, 1991. Wraps, 40 pages, exhibit catalog superceding SF Camerawork Quarterly, 17:4 (Winter 1990). With folded SF Camerawork exhibit poster for Nuclear Matters laid in. Exhibit ran January 31-March 9, 1991. Curated by Timothy Druckrey and Marnie Gillett with essays by them, Rebecca Solnit, and Margaret Stratton. Among other topics, the exhibit addressed the nuclear power industry and premature deaths and congenital abnormalities caused by above ground nuclear tests. Artists: David Graham; Robert Del Tredici; Richard Misrach; Meridel Rubinstein; Steina & Woody Vasulka; Yoshito Matsushig; James Lerager; Peter Goin; Carole Gallagher; Carole Conde & Karl Beveridge; and Berlyn Brixner. Very good with minor signs of use. $30.

132.2. Nudes. The Image. Magazine of Graphic Art and Photography edited by David Litchfield. Published in the UK by Baroque Press. 19 issues including Volume 1 complete and 9 issues in Volume 2 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9). Volume 1, No. 4 includes article by Bill Jay on the history of erotic photography in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Photographers include David Hockney; John Sadovy; Julian Charrignton; Byron Newman; Bernard Plossu; David Bailey; Alice Springs; Helmut Newton; Leonard Freed; Nick Roeg; Lester Bookbinder; David Hamilton; George Hurrell; Dick Frank; David Montgomery; Terry O’Neill; Don McCullin; Pete Townshend; Tuppy Owens; Cecil Beaton; Sam Haskins; Andy Warhol; Hans Wallner; Barry Pringle; Bill Brandt; Elliott Erwitt; J.P. Smut; Penny Slinger; Ian Murphy; John Swannell; Norman Parkinson; Sally Patch; David Kilburn; Michael Julian Hamilton, et al. Sold as one lot. SOLD

132.3. Nudes. Kelly, Jain. Nude: Theory. Photographs and Essays by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Lucien Clergue, Ralph Gibson, Kenneth Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Duane Michals, and Helmut Newton. Lustrum, 1979. Black cloth binding, fine, with mylar protected dust jacket that has wear, mostly along top edge. Presumed 1st ed., as no later printings indicated. $35.

132.4. Nudes. Nude Photographs 1850-1980 by Constance Sullivan. Essays by Robert Sobieszek and Ben Maddow. Harper & Row, 1980. 1st ed., 1st printing. [Photographers: Fr. J. Moulin; Braquehais; Eugene Durieu; Roger Fenton; Nadar; Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden; Eadweard Muybridge; Thomas Eakins; Edgar Degas; Clarence H. White; Alfred Stieglitz; F. Holland Day; Edward Steichen; Frank Eugene; Edward Weston; Imogen Cunningham; Dorothea Lange; Margrethe Mather; Atget; E.J. Bellocq; Baron Adolph de Meyer; Brassai; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Martin Munkacsi; Frantisek Drtikol; Paul Outerbridge; Hans Bellmer; Man Ray; Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; George Platt Lynes; Roger Parry; Francis Bruguiere; Andre Kertesz; Manuel Alvarez Bravo; Paul Strand; Minor White; Walter Chappell; Harry Callahan; Frederick Sommer; Todd Walker; Emmet Gowin; Aaron Siskind; Joel Meyerowitz; David Hockney; Henry Wessel, Jr.; Robert Mapplethorpe; Tod Papageorge; Roger Mertin; Linda S. Connor; Sheila Metzner; Art Sinsabaugh; Richard Benson; William Eggleston; Richared Pare; Robert Heinecken; and Anonymous.] Fine in cloth with near very good protected dust jacket with edge chips and wear at extremities. Large heavy book, excellent quality reproductions. $20.

132.5. Nueva Luz. Premier Issue, Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1985. Featured photographers: Sophie Rivera, Tony Mendoza, Kenro Izu. 11x17, very good with small piece missing from lower right edge on cover. $20.