Photography Books and Magazines. Marion Palfi to Richard Pratt.

136b.2. Palfi, Marion. Marion Palfi Archive. Guide Series Number 10. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1978. Compiled by Robert Sorgnefrei and David Peters. Wraps, 78 pages, with biography by Sorgenfrei, bibliography, lists of archival materials, index to selected correspondence, numerous thumbnail photographs, etc. Fine with trace of fading along spine. $20.

136b.3. Palfi, Marion. Marion Palfi. The Archive. Research Series Number 19. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, September 1983. With an appreciation by Elizabeth Lindquist-Cock and a portfolio with 19 full page plates. Publication also includes Director's Statement by James L. Enyeart, Acquisitions, April-June 1982, and "From the Archives: Graciela Iturbide" by Terence R. Pitts. Wraps, 40 pages, fine. $25.

136c. Panama. Heald, Jean Sadler. Picturesque Panama: The Panama Railroad, The Panama Canal. No publisher, privately printed by Curt Teich & Co., 1928. Profusely illus., 126 pp., corner of last page missing, not affecting text, o/w fine. Insc. as gift from author & educator Carl Van Doren (1885-1950) to Philip A. [Damon?], Apr. 15, 1935. $100.

136c.1. Parker, Bart. A Close Brush with Reality by Bart Parker. Visual Studies Workshop, 1981.Wraps, 56 pages, like new. $25.

136c.2. Parker, William E. William E. Parker. Recent Work. April 1-30, 1988. Syracuse University, 1988. Foldout exhibit catalog with essay by Jeffrey Hoone, Director, Light Work, and three images from the “Wild Man” and the “Tattoo/Stigmata” series. VG with a few small spots and mailing label. From the library of late photographer Louis H. Draper, although the label is addressed to a fellow member of the Kamoinge group. $10.

136d. Parks, Gordon. A Poet and His Camera. Preface by Stephen Spender. Introduction by Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr. Viking, 1968, 1969. Ex-library, mylar covered dust jacket, spine label, rear flyleaf removed, otherwise vg+. Nice portrait of Parks on back of dust jacket. $7.50.

136e. Parks, Gordon. Gordon Parks, Voices in the Mirror: An Autobiography. Doubleday, 1990. 1st edition. 352 pages. The 13th book by Parks, who is known mostly as a Life magazine photographer but who was also a poet, film maker, composer, and painter. He also wrote the music and libretto for the ballet, "Martin." Although he never graduated high school, Parks, by the time this book was published, had received more than fifty honorary doctorates and awards, including the National Medal of Arts, presented to him by President Ronald Reagan in 1988. Parks tells the story of his struggle up the ladder and his early association with Roy Stryker of the Farm Security Administration and later Standard Oil, his subsequent career at Life magazine, where he was reponsible for shooting the annual fashions in Paris, photographing Ingrid Bergman during the filming of a film in Italy; and his memories of the Black Panthers, Malcolm X, Elijah Muhammed, Stokely Carmichael and other activists. His work as director of Shaft, the first Hollywood film directed by a Black American. And many other interesting stories. This copy is in vg+ ex-library condition with dust jacket protector taped to book, spine labels, rear flyleaf removed. $10.

137. Pause, Walter. Segen der Berge. Stuttgart: Verlag Stahle & Friedel, 1959. (The mountains and high country of Europe in photographs by noted German photographers Heinz Mueller-Brunke, C.L. Schmitt, et al. Text in German. Illustrated boards in color, inside photos in black-and-white.) No dust jacket, as issued? Fine. $30.

138. Penn, Irving. Record Album: Peter Frampton, I'm in You. A&M SP4704. Color cover portrait by Irving Penn. Disc vg+, cover good+, some wear which doesn't significantly detract from photo. Nice item for framing. $2.

138a.1. Perrott, Mark. Hope Abandoned: Eastern State Penitentiary. Introduction by Herbert Muschamp. Pennsylvania Prison Society and Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, 1999. Black and white photographs of the historic Philadelphia prison, which had closed in 1970, with quotations by prisoners, staff and their family members, and neighbors on facing pages. Very good with protected dust jacket that has minor edge wear. $15.

138a.2. Petit, Pierre. Pierre Petit: Photographer, September 26, 1980-January 11, 1981. George Eastman House, 1980. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 20 pages, with mailing label, very good with some crimps. Biography by Janet E. Buerger. Includes portraits of Emile Littre, Jean-Baptiste Faure, Pierre Joseph Proudhon, Ernest Rehan, August Nelaton, Pierre Antoine Berryer, Charles Francois Daubigny, Robert-Fleury, Ambroise-Firmin Didot, Eugene Delacroix, Thomas Couture, Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Gustave Courbet, Francis Wey, Gustave Dore, Adele Hugo, Victor Hugo, et al. List of 75 exhibit items, including biographies of sitters. $15.

138a.3. Peto, John. Through the Lens: John Frederick Peto and the Art of Photography, October 8 - December 11, 2016. John F. Peto Studio Museum, 2016. Wraps, 12 pages including covers, fine. [Best known as a painter, Peto also was an avid photographer who had a close relationship with several notable professional photographers when he lived in Philadelphia: his uncle, William H. Bell, Bell's son-in-law William H. Rau, and Rau's brother George Rau. Bell and William H. Rau are profiled in this catalog, along with Peto.] $10.

138a.5. Peven, Michael. Manmade Wonders. Artist's publication by Peven (1949-2017), 1979. Edition of 250, as new. Set of six books, 11.5 x 15.5 cm. each. Paper wraps, staple bound. Offset printed in color. Signed in facsimile, unnumbered. A set of six oversize faux matchbooks featuring well known U.S. landmarks and monuments on the front flip cover. Set entitled, “Snatches,” and includes “Arch Angel,” “Blue Tips,” “Hot Heads,” “Golden Showers,” “Bridging the Gap,” and “Giving Heads.” Titles suggest the sometimes pornographic color photographs under the (matchbook) covers. Comes with a conventional matchbook of the Hoover Dam, signed by Peven in 1979, when I acquired the set directly from him by mail. Also comes with an exhibition announcement, “Michael Peven: Photographic Works,” Feb. 2-27, 1980, Southern Light Gallery, Amarillo College, very good with staple holes and mailing label. [Peven was a Professor of Art at the University of Arkansas and was active in the Society for Photographic Education.] $60.

138a.4. Petruck, Peninah R., ed. The Camera Viewed. Writings on Twentieth-Century Photography. Volume 1: Photography Before World War II. E.P. Dutton, 1979. 1st printing in wraps. Ex-library copy with wear to extremities and creases on covers, still excellent for reference. Includes texts by Jonathan Green re Camera Work; Alfred Stieglitz , Looking for Mr. Stieglitz, from Twice a Year; Georgia O'Keeffe, Stieglitz (1949); Carl Sandburg, Steichen the Photographer (1929); Marius de Zayas, Photography (1913); Paul Strand, Painting and Photography (1963); Calvin Tomkins re Strand; Edward Weston, Photographic Art (1942); Andy Grundberg re Weston; Charles Millard re Charles Sheeler; interview with Walker Evans (1971); Roy Stryker re FSA; Moholy-Nagy, New Instrument of Vision (1932); Caroline Fawkes re Moholy; John Fraser re Atget; John Fuller re Atget and Man Ray; Man Ray, Photography Is Not Art (1943); Joe Deal interview with Horst (1975) re fashion photography; Walter Benjamin, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (excerpt, 1936). With illustrations by Gertrude Kasebier, Clarence White, Edward Steichen, Russell Lee, and others including some of the writers. $20.

138a.5. Pfahl, John. Altered Landscapes. Friends of Photography, 1981. Issued as Untitled 26. [For this well known series in color, Pfahl added geometric elements to landscape views, photographed the scene, and then returned the land to its natural state.] Very good inillustrated wraps as issued with a few shallow indentations on cover, internally fine. $25.

138b. Pfahl, John. Permutations on the Picturesque. No. 49, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Syracuse University, 1997. Exhibit catalog of 20 computer-enhanced Iris prints of images taken in England, Wales, and Italy. Wraps, as issued, near fine, $15. Same, like new, $20. (2 copies available like new)

138ba. Pfahl, John. Picture Windows. Introduction by Edward Bryant. New York Graphic Society/Little Brown, 1987. 1st ed. Cloth with protected dust jacket. Ex-library, spine labels on dust jacket skillfully removed, no rubber stamps, crease on preliminary title page, rear flyleaf trimmed, otherwise nice copy. (Issued at $40) $25.

138baa. Philadelphia. Finkel, Kenneth. Nineteenth-Century Photography in Philadelphia. 250 Historic Prints from The Library Company of Philadelphia. Dover, 1980. [Includes work by 40 pioneer photographers including Frederick DeBourg Richards, W. Curtis Taylor, Frederick Gutekunst, Marcus Aurelius Root, Eadweard Muybridge, John Moran, James E. McClees, William and Frederick Langenheim, James Cremer, Mongomery P. Simons, et al.] Stiff wraps (not issued in hardcover), very fine, $14.

138ba.1. Philadelphia. Old Philadelphia in Early Photographs, 1839-1914 by Robert F. Looney. 215 prints from the collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Dover, 1976. Photographs by John Moran, William H. Rau and other photographers. Remarkably clear views from the early days of photography, including daguerreotypes and albumen prints from glass negatives. VG in illustrated wraps, possibly 1st edition, lacks ISBN number on reprints. 228 pages. $10.

Philadelphia - See also 100.b.2. Legacy in Light.

138ba.2. Phillips, John. A Will to Survive. Israel: The Faces of Terror 1948. The Faces of Hope Today. Foreword by Golda Meir. Afterword by Teddy Kollek. Dial/James Wade, 1977. Photos of the War of Independence by noted Life Magazine photographer. 1st printing in stiff wraps, ex-library, otherwise vg. $5.

138ba.3. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs April 24/25 2003. New York. Auction catalog,132 pages, 231 lots , all illustrated. Approximately 11 x 14 inches. Photographers include Julia Margaret Cameron, Roger Fenton, William Henry Fox Talbot, William James Stillman, Bisson Freres, Henrich Kuhn, Edgar Degas, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Karl Struss, Andre Kertesz, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Iwao Yamawaki, Dora Maar, Frantisek Drtikol, Alfred Stieglitz, Walker Evans, Edward Weston, Edward Steichen, Man Ray, Weegee (ArthurFellig), Herbert List, Irving Penn, Bill Brandt, Robert Frank, Leon Levinstein, Richard Avedon, Joel Meyerowitz, William Eggleston, Andy Warhol ,Richard Prince, Nan Goldin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mike Kelley, James Welling, Pierre et Gilles, Gilbert and George, Sally Mann, Adam Fuss, Vik Muniz, Andreas Gursky, Philip-Lorca Dicorcia, Gregory Crewdson, Charles Negre, Etienne Carjat, Carleton Watkins, Charles Marville, Robert Howlett, (Muhammed) Sadiq Bey, William Henry Jackson, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, Karl Moon, Eugene Atget, Karl Struss, Eva Watson-Schutze, Baron Adolph de Meyer, Lewis Hine, Brassai (Gyula Halasz), Paul Outerbridge Jr., Albert Renger-Patzsch, Alexandr Rodchenko, Consuelo Kanaga, Margaret Bourke-White, Berenice Abbott, Samuel H. Gottscho, Andreas Feininger, Roger Parry,Wolfgang Boese,Thurman Rotan, Carlotta Corpron, Norman Parkinson, Marion Post Wolcott, Herbert List, George Platt Lynes, Robert Capa, Alexander Zhitomirsky, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, W. Eugene Smith, Louis Faurer, Josef Sudek, Herbert Matter, Gordon Parks, O. Winston Link, Diane Arbus, Robert Adams, Helen Levitt, Edouard Boubat, Lee Friedlander, Stephen Shore, Jan Groover, Helmut Newton, Peter Hujar, Larry Clark, GeorgeValentine Dureau, Sandy Skoglund, Larry Sultan, Cindy Sherman, Sally Mann, Lorna Simpson, Andreas Gursky. Fine. $20.

138ba.4. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs April 25/26 2003. New York. The Seagram Collection of Photographs. Auction catalog, 161 pages, 350 lots, all illustrated. Particularly strong representation of Berenice Abbott, Harry Callahan, Lewis W. Hine, Ken Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Joel Meyerowitz, Aaron Siskind, Weegee, and Garry Winogrand. Fine. $20.

138ba.5. Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg. Photographs October 16 2003. New York. The Joshua Smith Collection of Photographs. Auction catalog, 123 pages, 266 lots, all illustrated. Strong representation of Richard Avedon, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, William Klein, Helen Levitt, Aaron Siskind, Garry Winogrand. Fine. $20.

138b.1. Phillips de Pury & Company. Photographs. April 23/24 2004. New York. Auction catalog. 122 pages. 268 lots, all illustrated. Approximately 11x14 inches. Photographers include Berenice Abbott, Adam-Salomon, Robert Adams, M. Alvarez Bravo, Diane Arbus, Eugene Atget, Richard Avedon, Roger Ballen, Lewis Baltz, Tom Baril, Cecil Beaton, B. & H. Becher, Ilse Bing, Karl Blossfeldt, Erwin Blumenfeld, Guy Bourdin, Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Harry Callahan, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Larry Clark, Chuck Close, Gregory Crewdson, Imogen Cunningham, Robert Demachy, R. Dijkstra, Robert Doisneau, Frantisek Drtikol, T. Eberle, William Eggleston, A. Ehrhardt, Elliot Erwitt, Walker Evans, Louis Faurer, Andreas Feininger, Larry Fink, S. Fleury, Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Adam Fuss, Mario Giacomelli, A. Goldsworthy, Emmet Gowin, R. Hallensleben, Horst, Peter Huhar, A. Hutte, P. Keetman, S. Keita, Andre Kertesz, J. Klauke, B. Kolko, Dorothea Lange, L. Lawler, David Levinthal, Helen Levitt, Annie Liebovitz, Peter Lindbergh, Herbert List, Danny Lyon, Robert Macpherson, Madam Yevonde, Man Ray, Sally Mann, E. Mannikko, Robert Mapplethorpe, Joel Meyerowitz, Richard Misrach, Lisette Model, Tina Modotti, Lucia Moholy, C. Mollino, A. Morell, Vic Muniz, S. Neshat, Helmut Newton, B. Owens, N. Parkinson, Irving Penn, Pierre et Gilles, Elliot Porter, Richard Prince, A. Renger-Patzsch, Leni Riefenstahl, Milton Rogovin, T. Ruff, August Sander, J. Sasse, Stephen Shore, M. Sidibe, Arthur Siegel, Aaron Siskind, Frederick Sommer, Edward Steichen, Otto Steinert, Lou Stettner, Alfred Stieglitz, Thomas Struth, Josef Sudek, Hiroshi Sugimoto, W.H.F. Talbot, F. Thiel, W. Tillmans, H. Van Meene, Andy Warhol, Carleton Watkins, Todd Webb, Weegee, Dan Weiner, J. Welling, Edward Weston, Garry Winogrand (many). Minor rubbing on cover, otherwise fine. $20.

138b.2. PHOTO magazine No. 252, September 1988. Published in France, text in FRENCH. Featuring sections on the first erotic photographs (stereographic daguerreotypes), Arles by Jeff Dunas, Coke bust in Rio de Janeiro, Syria photoreportage by Yves Gellie and Pascal Maitre, Tour du France bicycle race, Cheyco Leidmann, Manarchy sensual photography, and more. In good condition with spine crimps and moderate wear to extremities. $10.

138b.3. Photo & Word by David Robertson. Boise State University Western Writers Series, Number 12, 1997. Cover by Jack Fulton. Extended essay on the artwork by Robertson (University of California at Davis) and photographs by Jack Fulton; Drex Brooks; Macduff Everton; Wanda Hammerbeck; S. Strom; Ralph Hattersley; Lou Stoumen; Peter Brown; Mark Klett; Stephen Trimble; and Ted Orland. Selected bibliography. Stapled wraps, 8 x 1/2 x 11 inches, 40 pages, fine. $30.

138b.4. Photo Era. September 1899. Volume III, No. 4. Entire issue of magazine, about 40 pages. W.H. Partridge photo of blacksmith with tissue guard, inserted as supplement frontispiece. Other photographic illustrations by William Lyman Underwood, Walter Sprange, H.A. Latimer, Mrs. Addie K. Robinson, et al. Articles on yachting photography, the prize system, white kittens, lighting and posing (Thomas Gainsborough), photography news, and "Who Invented Photography?" with the text, translated into English, of the 1829 contract between Daguerre and Niepce. Numerous fascinating ads. Cover chipped at edges. Damp stain on top right edges of cover and most pages. Good. Scarce. $50.

138b.5. Photo-Image. Volume 1, No. 1. 1976. Edited by Ben Helprin. Photographs well-reproduced on glossy paper by Ruth Bernhard; Jerry Burchfield; David Holman; and Wynn Bullock. Wraps, 48 pages. Cover, a female nude, by Ruth Bernhard. Very good with some shallow indentations and crimps. Surprisingly uncommon for a 1970s publication. $25.

138b.6. Photo League. The Photo League, 1936-1951. Gallery Association of New York State, [1985]. Exhibition catalog. Organized by the College Art Gallery, the College of New Paltz, State University of New York, and Photofind Gallery, New York City.(Exhibit dates not stated.) Texts by Anne W. Tucker and co-curators Howard Greenberg and Neil C. Trager. Photographs by Consuela Kanaga; Sam Mahl; Rosalie Gwathmey; Sidney Grossman; Max Yavno; Walter Rosenblum; Rudy Burckhardt; Eliot Elisofon; Lewis Hine; Weegee; Lisette Model; Aaron Siskind; Marion Palfi; Richard Lyon; Dan Weiner; Jack Manning; Morris Huberland; Lee Sievan; Morris Engel; George Gilbert; Lida Moser; Jerome Liebling; Sy Kattelson; Joe Schwartz; Arnold Eagle; Bernard Cole; David Robbins; Arthur Leipzig; Leo Goldstein; Sol Libsohn; Ann Cooper; Marynn Ausubel; Arthur Rothstein; Sidney Kerner; David Vestal; Paul Strand; Lou Stoumen; Lou Bernstein; Ruth Orkin; Jack Lessinger; Rebecca Lepkoff; and Sandra Weiner. Includes exhibit checklist. Very good, wraps, 52 pages, exhibit catalog with custom made polyester jacket. Brown stain top edge of front and back cover, barely affecting pages. Cutout with Consuela Kanaga photo showing through on cover. $200.

138c. The Photo Reporter, Jacob Deschin, ed. and principal photographer. 4 issues: 3:10 (Oct 1973 ), 4:5 (May 1974), 4:8 (Aug 1974), and 4:11 (Nov 1974). Photography scene news, expecially in (but not limited to) New York, at the beginning of the boom in interest in photography in the early 1970s. Articles include story on Berenice Abbott show at the Witkin Gallery (with new photos by and of Abbott), Lecture by Paul Caponigro (with photos of him at signing of his Portfolio II), Minor White exhibit at M.I.T., with photo of him at the exhibit marking his retirement, selections by Leonard Freed, Marc Riboud, et al. from exhibit, "Jerusalem: City of Mankind," the "Manhattan Now" exhibit with photos by Andre Kertesz, Evelyn Hofer, Mark Feldstein, et al., new photography in Japan, Ansel Adams retrospective, Marc Kaczmarek nude studies, Nicholas Muray at IMP/GEH, obituaries and photos of Henry M. Lester, Augustus Wolfman, and Nancy Newhall, Arnold Newman retrospective, opening of Alfred Stieglitz Gallery in Soho, and much more, including listings of exhibits in New York City. vg to fine, $20.

138c.a. The Photograph as Artifice. Grossmont College Art Gallery, November 1 - December 1, 1978. By John Upton. California State University, Long Beach, 1978. Exhibit Catalog. Photographers: Felix Bonfils; William Henry Jackson; Edward Steichen; Herbert Bayer; Paul Outerbridge, Jr.; Walker Evans; Aaron Siskind; Frederick Sommer; Russell Lee; Bart Parker; Timo J. Pajunen; Minor White; Leland Rice; Graham Howe; Robert Cumming; and Max Yavno. Exhibit also traveled to Friends of Photography, Carmel, December 15, 1978 - January 15, 1979, and Santa Barbara Museum of Art, February 25 - March 25, 1979. Includes checklist of 73 works, some not included in catalog. Wraps, 38 pages. Fine. $15. Another copy, very good with crimps on cover and pages, $10.

138c.b. The Photographer’s Gallery. July-September 2003. Great 49. Staple-bound, wraps with large flaps, 20 pages. Exhibition catalog, 24 July - 14 September 2003, for Enrique Metinides, 8 Great Newport Street, and Stephen Gill: The Wick, 5 Great Newport Street, London. Very good with a few bends. $15.

138c.c. The Photographer's Hand. IMP/GEH, 1980. Catalog, tall narrow pamphlet for traveling exhibition, organized by Susan Dodge Peters for the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1980-1982, 24 pages, in stapled wraps. Manipulated photographs by 16 artists with commentary by Susan Dodge Peters. Photographic artists include Henry Holmes Smith; Thomas F. Barrow; Robert Cumming; Gary Hallman; Benno Friedman; Keith Smith; John Bloom; Jack Sal; James Henkel; Fred Endsley; Tom Petrillo; Pelle Cass; John Wood; Nancy Goldring; Bruce Patterson; and George Shustowicz. Fine. $25.

138c.d. The Photographic Collector. Volume 1, Number 1. Edited by Robert Self. Bishopsgate Press (London), 1980. Glossy wraps, 88 pages, near fine with minor rubbing on cover. Articles on Lewis Carroll, Harry Lunn, British Photographer Abroad, Nineteenth Century Exotic Portraiture, Conservation of Photographs, Collecting Daguerreotypes, Hamburg in Old Photographs, History of Camera Collecting, et al. Illustrations by Lewis Carroll; Roger Fenton; Felice Beato; Underwood & Underwood; Eadweard Muybridge; Frank Meadows Sutcliffe; John Thomson; Frank Mason Good; Negretti & Zambra; et al. Cover illustration with self-portrait daguerreotype by Albert Sands Southworth, which sold for $36,000. [Not to be confused with another publication of the same title published in Massachusetts and edited by Robert G. Duncan.] $30.

138c.e. Photographic Process as Medium. January 25 - March 7, 1976. Rutgers University Art Gallery, 1975. Exhibition catalog, glossy wraps, 40 pages, 91 works listed, and black-and-white illustrations, one by each artist. Includes six holograms. Oraganized and with an essay by Rosanne T. Livingston. Artists include Robert Heinecken; Betty Hahn, Bea Nettles; William Larsen; Robert Rauschenberg; Thomas Barrow; Lucas Samaras; Andy Warhol; Frederick Sommer; Linda Lindroth; Henry Holmes Smith; Naomi Savage; Edward Ruscha; Lucio Pozzi; Ann and Patrick Poirier; Michelangelo Pistoletto; Joan Lyons; Lynton Wells; Bob Wade; Ted Victoria; Richard Thatcher; Keith Sonnier; Keith Smith; et al. Very good with light wear and small spot on back cover. $15.

138c.1. Photographic Portfolio. Volume 2, Number 2. (Formerly DallasPhoto Magazine). June 1979. Featuring portfolios by Christopher Bryan, Frank Sutter, Arthur Shelton; Rick Hublein, and Jeff Rowe. vg- with crease in one corner of cover and light shelf wear. $10.

138c.1a. Photographic Viewpoints: Selections from the Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston by Clifford S. Ackley. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1984. Wraps, 72 pages, illustrated with photographs by well-known photographers with informed commentary by Ackley. Good with wear to edges of covers and several abrasions on back cover. Photographers include Ansel Adams, David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, Eugene Atget, Richard Avedon (of Robert Frank and June Leaf), Henry Hamilton Bennett, Margaret Bourke-White, Brassai, Harry Callahan, Julia Margaret Cameron, William Clift, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Critcherson, Imogen Cunningham, John Dunmore, Peter Henry Emerson, Frederick H. Evans, Walker Evans, Arthur H. Fellig (Weegee), Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Francis Frith, Jaromir Funke, Mario Giacomelli, Emmet Gowin, Albert Sands Southworth and Josiah Johnson Hawes, Lewis W. Hine, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.; Kenneth Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Josef Koudelka, Heinrich Kuehn, Dorothea Lange, Clarence John Laughlin, Herert List, Elaine Mayes, Joel Meyerowitz; Duane Michals, Lisette Model, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Barbara Morgan, Herman F. Nielson, Paul Outerbridge, Jr., Man Ray, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Louis Robert, August Sander, W. Eugene Smith, Giorgio Sommer, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Josef Sudek, Benjamn Bracknell Turner, and Edward Weston. $7.50.

138c.1b. Photographies (French magazine). Number 40, April 1992. Robert Doisneau, including cover; Luigi Ghirri; Claude Simon; Emmet Gowin; H. Bechard; Bonfils; Kenneth Jarecke, et al. Very good with a few crimps and bar code label on cover. $15.

138c.2. Photographies (French magazine). Number 33, June 1991. Robert van der Hilst; Rene Jacques; Toni Catany; Dahinden; Hasselblad 205 TCC; George Vercheval; Jean-Marc Tingaud; Stephane Coutell; portraits taken in Belgium; Christophe Galatry; David Hiscock; et al. Text in French. Very good. Blank adhesive mailing label on cover. $10.

138c.2a. Photographies (French magazine). Number 9, December 1988. Pierre et Gilles; Valli; Herb Ritts; Izis; Dubosq; Van Der Hilst; Kamel Dridi, et al. Very good with wear at base of spine. $10.

138c.2b. Photographing the Frontier by Eugene Ostroff. Smithsonian Institution, 1976. Exhibition catalog or traveling exhibit, 1975-1978. Wraps, 32 pages, b/w photos. Center-stapled booklet 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Includes photos taken in Utah, Arizona, and Oregon by G.E. Anderson, W.S. Bowman, O.G. Allen, Emil Britt, Peter Britt, et al., including views of early studios. Near fine. $10.

138c.2c. Photography Between the Wars: Selections from the For Motor Company Collection by Maria Morris Hambourg. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bulletin, 45:4, Spring 1988. Photographs by Man Ray; Raoul Hausmann; Paul Strand; Morton Schamberg; Lewis Hine; Paul Outerbridge; Erich Salomon; Martin Munkacsi; Charles Sheeler; Alfred Stieglitz; Alexander Rodchenko; Albert Renger-Patzsch; Edward Weston; August Sander; Maurice Tabard; Umbo; Laszlo Moholy-Nagy; Eugene Atget; Clarence John Laughlin; El Lissitzky; Hans Bellmer; James Doolittle; Lisette Model; Bill Brandtl; Brassai; Berenice Abbott; Andre Kertesz; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Helen Levitt; and Walker Evans. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Illustrated wraps, 56 pages. VG+ with a few crimps. $10.

138c.2d. Photography in America, 1850-1965. October 13-November 28, 1965. Edited with an Introduction by Robert M. Doty. Yale University Art Gallery, 1965. Includes exhibit checklist with 160 works. 42 one-to-a-page illustrations. Photographers in the exhibit (most with illustrations in exhibition catalog) included Ansel Adams, George N. Barnard; Francis Bruguiere; Wynn Bullock; Harry Callahan; F. Holland Day; Walker Evans; Robert Frank; Lee Friedlander; Alexander Gardner; Charles Harbutt; Erich Hartmann; Dave Heath; Lewis Hine; Scott Hyde; William Henry Jackson; Simpson Kalisher; Gertrude Kasebier; Joseph T. Keily; David Knox; George Krause; Dorothea Lange; Russell Lee; Helen Levitt; Man Ray; Wright Morris; Lisette Model; Timothy O’Sullivan; Henry S. Peck; Eliot Porter; Jacob Riis; Arthur Rothstein; George H. Seeley; Charles Sheeler; Aaron Siskind; W. Eugene Smith; Frederick Sommer; Southworth & Hawes; Edward Steichen; Alfred Stieglitz; Dennis Stock; Paul Strand; Isaiah West Taber; Jerry Uelsmann; Carleton E. Watkins; Brett Weston; Edward Weston; Clarence H. White; Minor White; and D.B. Woodbury. Very good in wraps with shallow indentations and two crimps on front cover. $15.

138c.2e. Photography 1968. Lexington Camera Club, Lexington, Kentucky, 1968. Exhibition catalog, dates not stated. Exhibit of local photographers and photographers from around the United States with one reproduction for each, brief biography, and number of prints in show. Photographers include Irvin Stern, Jr.; Fred W. Steffen; Reginald Heron; John P. Arena; Jamie Donaldson; W. Brooks Hamilton; Roger Mertin; James Alinder; Cavalliere Ketchum; Van Deren Coke; Shirley Schweet; Thomas F. Barrow; Donald R. Anderson; Robert C. May; Harold Jones; Alice Andrews; Jerry Crouch; Robert Fichter; Eve Sonneman; Raymond E. Hampton; Z.S. Gierlach; Nathan Lyons; Dora R. May; Henry Holmes Smith; James Kraft; Ralph Eugene Meatyard; James Baker Hall; Walter Lowe; and Charles H. Traub. Several of the photographers were on the staff of the George Eastman House at the time. Wraps, edition of 1,000 copies, almost like new. $25.

138c.2f. Photography in the Fine Arts. Museum Directors' Selections for the 1965 New York World’s Fair Exhibition by Ivan Dmitri. PFA, 1965. Catalog for New York World's Fair PFA exhibit at Kodak pavillion. Includes portraits by Karsh and of Karsh by Ivan Dmitri, checklist of 139 pictures by 106 photographers, 20 other illustrations. Photographs by Karsh of Directors of numerous museums as well as images by Arnold Newman, Bill Brandt, John Brook, Irving Penn, Elsbeth Siegrist, Zdenek Vozenilek, Walter Wissenbach, Elliott Erwitt, Brett Weston, W. Eugene Smith, Avedon and many others. Stiff wraps, small scuffs and crimps on cover, otherwise fine. $10.

138c.2g. Photography in the Fine Arts. Exhibition V. By Ivan Dmitri, et al. Metropolitan Museum of Art. PFA, 1967. Includes exhibition checklist and transcription of taped conversation among jurors. Photographs by Marie Cosindas; Pete Turner; Don Worth; David Plowden; Peter E. Beckett; Arnold Newman; Yousuf Karsh (of Ben Shahn); Toni Frisell; William A. Garnett; Richard Avedon (two, of Bertrand Russell and Bob Dylan); Zdenek Vozenilek; Imogen Cunningham (of Morris Graves); Andreas Feininger; Mario Giacomelli; Andre Kertesz; Niki Ekstrom (of Marcel Duchamp); Fred J. Maroon; Daniel Farber; Larry Burrows, et al. Wraps, 36 pages, very good with crimps on pages. $10.

138c.3. PhotoIcon. Vol. 2, Issue 3. 2007. Featuring Robert Doisneau, Richard Young, Switzerland, Albert Watson, Sophie Calle, Romania; Lewis Baltz, Jorge Lewinsky. Price label on front cover. Good with damage on back cover, otherwise fine Published in UK. $5.

138d. Photojournalism. Eyes of Time: Photojournalism in America by Marianne Fulton. With contributions by Estelle Jussim, Colin Osman, Sandra S. Phillips, and William Stapp. NYGS/Little Brown in association with Inernational Museum of Photography at George Eastman House. 1988. 1st edition. Hardcover with dust jacket, ex-library copy in very good condition with little signs of use. Card pocket, spine label, dust jacket protector. A chronological history of photography with an emphasis on photography for the print media. First chapter by Stapp on photojournalism's beginnings in 1839. Second chapter by Jussim on American photojournalism from 1880 to 1920. Third chapter by Osman and Phillips on magazine photography in Europe between World War I and World War II. Fourth chapter on the 1930s to 1950s by Fulton. Last chapter by Fulton on 1950s to 1980s. Back of the book includes biographical notes on photographers and other key figures, bibliography, index. Some of the biographies include Lucien Aigner, Alexander Bain, Micha Bar-Am, George N. Barker, Oskar Barnack, George N. Barnard, Letizia Battaglia, Jessie Tarbox Beals, James Wallace Black, Margaret Bourke-White, Mathew Brady, Brassai, Hal Buell, David Burnett, Larry Burrows, Cornell Capa, Robert Capa, Gilles Caron, Cartier-Bresson, William Chapin, Howard Chapnick, A.D. Coleman, Bruce Davidson, Raymond Depardon, Max Desfor, David Douglas Duncan, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Horst Faas, Roger Fenton, Benedict Fernandez, Donna Ferrato, Robert Frank, Leonard Freed, Jill Freedman, Alexander Gardner, Arnold Genthe, Tim Gidal, Philip Jones Griffiths, Stan Grossfeld, Ernst Haas,James Hare, Ron Haeberle, John Heartfield, Wilson Hicks, Lewis Hine, Burton Holmes, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Kurt Hutton, Itsuo Inouye, Frederic Ives, Fenno Jacobs, Frances Benjamin Johnston, David Hume Kennerly, Andre Kertesz, Dmitri Kessel, Kurt Korff, Germaine Krull, Dorothea Lange, Langenheim brothers, Lisa Larsen, Catherine Leroy, Frank Leslie, Alexnader Liberman, Stefan Lorant, Leonard McCombe, Don McCullin, and many more. SOLD

139a. Photojournalism. Kerns, Robert L. Photojournalism: Photography with a Purpose. [Textbook including photos by the author as well as Margaret Bourke-White, Bill Withers, Bruce Krzyzanoski, Gary Chapman, Tom Carroll, Dennis Keim, Eric Jones, Jackie Greene, Hugh Jones, Eric Munk, Fred Kenderson, Gaye Zold, Dave Morrison, Richard Anderson, Judy Wadson, and Steve Brier.] Prentice-Hall, 1980, 1st printing, 348 pp., corners worn, illustrated boards, ex-library, $5.

139a.1. Photojournalism. Lacayo, Richard and George Russell. Eyewitness: 150 Years of Photojournalism. 2nd revised edition. Time, 1995. Includes photos from 1990-1995 not in 1st edition. Different dust jacket than first edition features Joe Rosenthal's raising the flag at Iwo Jima. More recent photos include color. VG+ with vg+ dust jacket. $10.

139b. Photojournalism. The Best of Photojournalism 2. Introduction by Harry Reasoner. [The 34th Annual Pictures of the Year Competition, featuring the photoessay Gramps by Mark and Dan Jury. Contains many striking photographs by many photographers, with the largest number by Eddie Adams (AP), Bruce Bisping (Minneapolis Tribune), Robert W. Madden (National Geographic), Charlie Nye (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch), Co Rentmeester (Time), Jim Richardson (Topeka Capital-Journal), and James L. Stanfield (National Geographic), ] Newsweek Books, 1977. Ex-library with spine label, wraps, creases on cover, interior vg, $7.50.

139c. Photojournalism. The Best of Photojournalism 11. Newspaper and Magazine Pictures of the Year Presented by the National Press Photographers Association and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Cal Olson, editor. NPPA, 1986. Illustrated wraps, 240 pages. Ex-library with spine reinforced with clear tape, usual library evidence, lower right corner of front cover reconstructed. Reading copy. $5.

140. Photojournalism. Rhode, Robert B. & Floyd H. McCall. Press Photography: Reporting with a Camera. Macmillan, 1969, vg, no dj. SOLD

140a. Photojournalism. Time magazine, Special Collector's Edition. 150 Years of Photojournalism. Fall 1989. Includes numerous memorable images inc. full page color reproduction of George Barnard's daguerreotype of the burning mills in Oswego, NY, 1853, and article by Carl Mydans, "The Best Job in the World." vg, $10.

140aa. PhotoNominal ‘92. January 25 through February 22, 1992. The Forum Gallery, Jamestown Community College, Jamestown, New York. Exhibition catalog, 23 pages, stapled wraps. Texts by Dan R. Talley and Susan Krane. With black-and-white illustrations and statements by the photographers (but one) and biographical information for each. Photographers featured are Mark Abrahamson, Pinky/MM Bass, Susan Daboll, Christopher Giglio, Carter Hodgkin, D. Lantz, Andrew J. Ortiz, Lynnda Pardoe, and Thomas Tulis. Fine. $15.

140a.1. Photo-Secession. Photo-Secession: Stieglitz and the Fine Art Movement in Photography by Robert Doty. With 91 illustrations. Dover, 1978. Revised and expanded edition of the first edition of 1960. This is an early or first printing of the 1978 edition with Dover list of photography books inside front cover down to Photography and the American Scene by Robert Taft; in later printings, the list extends onto the inside of the back cover. [Includes list of all exhibitions at "291" and list of the members of the Photo-Secession.] A fine copy in wraps (not issued in hardcover). $20.

140a.2. Photo-Secession. Selections from the Photo-Secession. Catalogue 4. Howard Greenberg/Photofind Gallery, 1986. Introduction and notes on the photographs by Joan Munkacsi. With complete list of members of the Photo-Secession. 28 plates with list of prices printed inside back cover. Photographers include Alfred Stieglitz (inc. portrait as youth); Karl Struss; George H. Seeley; T. O’Conor Sloane, Jr.; Paul B. Haviland; Joseph T. Keiley; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Frederick H. Evans; Alice Boughton; Paul Strand; Heinrich Kuehn; Robert Demachy; Constant Puyo; Harry C. Rubincam; Hill & Adamson; Frank Eugene; Clarence White; Kasebier; William H. Orison Underwood; William J. Mullins; Anne Brigman; William B. Post; and Eva Watson-Schutze. Wraps, 20 pages, near fine. $25.

140b. Picture Sources 3. Collections of Prints and Photographs in the U.S. and Canada. Special Libraries Association, 1975. Indexes photographs, graphic art, and and other images in 1,084 collections grouped by various subject categories such as geography and history; military history; health, welfare and education; fine, graphic and applied arts; performing arts; religion; natural history and anthropology; agriculture; geology, astronomy and space exploration; science and technology; commerce and industry; transportation; specialized (portraits, sports, costumes, etc.). With alphabetical, geographical and numerical lists of sources and subject index. 387 pages. Ex-reference-non-circulating-library, lacks title page. Red cloth, binding and pages in fine condition. Very difficult book to find. $25.

141. Pinhole Photography. The Visionary Pinhole by Lauren Smith. Peregrine Smith, 1985. 1st edition, not to be confused with reprint by Olympic Marketing. Illustrated wraps, 80 pages, foreword by Terence Pitts, history of pinhole photography by Lauren Smith. Illustrations include several photos of unusual pinhole cameras but most of them are examples of the artists’ work. Biographies of the artists at back of book. Artists: Patti Ambrogi; Robert A. Arthur; Jay Bender; Clarissa Carnell; Concetta Domenico; Barbara Esher; Toby Lee Greenberg; David R. Gremp; Jim Haberman; Susan Hacker; Percy Ann Jones; David Lebe; Martha Madigan; Bea Nettles; Marc Peloquin; Dale Quarterman; Peter Reiss; Eric Renner; July Schacter; Lauren Smith; Ruth Thorne-Thomsen; Thomas Upton; Greg Williams; and Willie Anne Wright. Near fine with light indentation back cover, otherwise like new. $16.

141.1. Platinum Prints. A Breath of Light: The Contemporary Platinum Print by Harold Simon, Guest Curator. New Jersey State Museum, June 21-September 7, 1986. Vassar College Art Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY, April 11-May 17 1987 Foreword by Leah Phyfer Sloshberg, New Jersey State Museum. Essay, "The Platinum Era, 1880-1937," by Thomas J. Shillea. INSCRIBED to Gary and dated June 15, 2019, by Shillea, who forgot to sign it. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 45 plates, includes biographical summaries of the photographers: George Tice; Richard Benson,; Irving Penn; Jan Groover; Steve Szabo; Suzi Romanik; Martin Axon; Tom Millea; Goodwin Harding; et al. Wraps, exhibition catalog, 45 plates, includes biographical summaries of the photographers. $40.

141.2. Platinum Prints. The Platinotype 1977 by Nancy Rexroth. Violet Press, 1977. Violet quarto wraps, 30 pages, stapled. 1st ed., VG++ with minor evidence of handling. No fading or foxing as common with this title. Has been stored in a zip lock bag since acquisition in 2003. Distributed by Light Impressions. Includes formulas and procedures. Appears to be signed at bottom of Introduction but probably a facsimile signature. Not to be confused with the reprint by Formulary Press. [Rexroth is best known for her book, Iowa, and for her use of Diana cameras.] $100.

141.3. Plicka, Karel. Praha ve Fotografii. . . Prague in Photographs. Orbis, 1950. Scare first edition of the revised and expanded edition of a book first published in 1940. Karel Plicka, photographer and film maker (1894-1987) was a renowned Czech photographer known as the "Ansel Adams of Czechoslovakia." This was the first of several major photography books he produced either solo or in collaboration with other renowned photographers suare as Josef Sudek. Condition of cover is very good with good dust jacket that has scuffs, closed tears and generally is quite worn. Interior pages with sepia plates is fine. Large format. Text and captions in Czech, Russian, French, and English. $100.

141.4. "The Plow that Broke the Plains: Art Politics & the Resettlement Administration," by Gary D. Saretzky, article about the landmark documentary film directed by Pare Lorentz for the Resettlement Administration, in The Photo Review, 23:1 (Winter 2000). Issue also includes "No Pictures: Some Thoughts on Jews in Photography," by A.D. Coleman; "Photography at Princeton," by Nicolle Plett; and "Photographing Odysseus," by Nancy Brokaw about the Ernest Schackleton expedition to the Antarctic. Issue signed by Saretzky. Fine, $10.

142. Plowden, David. Cape May to Montauk. Viking, 1973. 1st ed. Fine w. slightly chipped dj. $17.50.

142a. Plowden, David. Desert and Plain, the Mountains and the River: A Celebration of Rural America.Text by Berton Roueche. E.P. Dutton, 1975. 1st printing. Hardcover with dust jacket with new dust jacket protector. Ex-library with usual evidence. Label on dust jacket neatly removed leaving light stain. Corner crease on table of contents page. Good/vg. $5.

142b. Plowden, David. Farewell to Steam. Stephen Greene Press, 1966. Photographs of Passenger steamers: overnight luxury steamer, day excursion steamer, ferry steamer; Great Lakes: cargo boat, railroad-car ferry, river railroad-car ferry; Workboats: tug, lighter, towboat, dredger and snagboat; Passenger ferries: Hudson River, New York City harbor, St. Lawrence River, Mississippi River; and Locomotives. 1st ed. Lacks dj. Front cover damaged in about ten places by paper stuck on it that was removed. Interior fine. Bump at bottom of spine. $5. Another copy, Bonanza reprint, 3rd printing. Fine with very good protected dust jacket with small chips on edges. $10.

142c. Plowden, David. Floor of the Sky: The Great Plains. Sierra Club, 1972. 1st ed., cloth, old damp stain at bottom of cover, dampstain noticeable on inside of dj but little on outside, protected dj o/w good with chips and tape repair, gift inscription, dj price clipped. $5.

142d. Plowden, David. The Hand of Man on America. Smithsonian, 1971. Cloth, hardcover with protected dust jacket. Ex-library with usual markings, otherwise very good + with protected dust jacket. Presumed 1st edition, no later printings indicated. $10.

143. Plowden, David. A Time of Trains. W.W. Norton, 1987. 1st ed. One of numerous photo books by David Plowden, this one features black-and-white photographs of steam trains, railway stations, and related scenes depicting the end of the steam train era, presumably in the 1950s as the photos are undated. Ex-library with usual evidence, otherwise very good in protected dust jacket without spine labels. $15.

143a. The Poetic Document. Bill Burke. Larry Fink. Phyllis Galembo. October 30-November 20, 1989. Art Gallery, Drexel University. Photographs of Cambodia by Burke, African American men by Fink, and women's colorful attire in Brazil and Nigeria by Galembo. Exhibit catalog to mark the Sesquisentennial of photography and inauguration of photography major at Drexel University. Wraps with printed glassine over soft covers, 16 pages, six illustrations, essay by James R. Hugunin on “poetic visual anthropology,” introduction by Blaise Tobias, with errata slip and form letter from Tobias laid in. Very good, no marks or tears, with modest signs of handling. Uncommon in this condition, usually found with damage to fragile glassine or worse. $25.

143b. Poets on Photography, edited by Mark Melnicove. Dog Ear Press, 1981. Softcover with dust jacket, 108 pages. Illustrated with many photographs including by Aaron Siskind and Adrien Tournachon. Writers include Yoko Ono, John A. Wood, Anne Turyn, Lewis Carroll, Gerard Malanga, Robert Leverant, Edgar Lee Masters, John Ciardi, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Jonathan Williams, et al. Includes Ugo Mulas essay, "Verification I. (The Sensitive Surface.) Homage to Niepce." Laid in is a photocopy of "Ode to Photography," by Fanny Baker, from the American Journal of Photography, January 15, 1859, page 251. Near fine with a few tiny spots on cover, otherwise like new. $100.

144. Polaroid. Sullivan, Constance, ed. Legacy of Light. 250 Polaroid Photographs by 58 Distinguished Photographers. [Best survey of Polaroid photography, lavishly produced.] Knopf, 1987. With dust jacket. VG+/VG+. $35.

144a. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 13, Number 1. August 1982. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "The Tinype," by Beaumont Newhall; "Pictures from My Father's Album," by Danny Lyon; "The Perceptual Fantasies of Sheila Metzner," by Max Kozloff; "Medical Images of the Body...." by Irving A. Lerch; "Table Talk: Making Food Photography for Thought" by Owen Edwards, and others. VG- condition with some waviness of pages, one corner creased. $10. Another copy, fine. $20.

144b. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 13, Number 2. November 1982. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes"David Hockney: Polaroid Composites," by Carter Ratcliff; " Image and Likeness: Thoughts on Some Recent Photographs by Bill Burke and John Coplans" by Ben Lifson; "Moments of Light: Photographs of the Middle East by Felix Bonfils," by Jeffrey Simpson (includes four page foldout panorama of Beirut); "The Invisible Universe," by Eric Chaisson," and others. VG condition with a few crimps and rubbing on cover. [Two copies available.] $15.

144b.1. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 1. April 1983. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "Barbara Kasten:Picture Apparatus," by Belinda Rathbone; "At the Edge of Beauty and Decay," by William E. Parker (20x24 Polaroids of flowers by Chris Enos); Polaroid photographs by Philippe Halsman of Georgia O'Keeffe, Susan Sontag, Danny Kaye, Mickey Rooney, Father Cyril D'Arcy, Edward Steich, Dr. Bronowski, Peter Sellers and Ursula Andress, Alfred Hitchcock, Five Rockefeller Brothers, and Weegee; "The Artful Marie Cosindas," by Jeffrey Simpson; "The Shavanti of Central Brazil," by William Crawford; "Cool Light" by Isaac Asimov; and "The Manifold Shapes of Time: Tucson's Center for Creative Photography," by Estelle Jussim, with mostly unfamiliar photos in color and black-and-white by Ansel Adams, W. Eugene Smith, Paul Strand, Paul Caponigro, Edward Weston, Ralph Gibson, Judy Dater, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, Frederick Sommer, Imogen Cunningham, Jerry Uelsmann, Dean Brown, Aaron Siskind, Arnold Newman (portrait of Siskind), Joyce Neimanas, Kenda North, Robert Fichter, and Betty Hahn. VG- condition, with two front cover crimps and some spots on back cover, interior pages are fine. $10. Another copy, VG with minor rubbing, crimp, and spots on front cover, $10. Another copy, fine. $20.

144c. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 2. Winter 1983. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. This issue includes "Italian Hilltowns," by Emmet Gowin, text by Mark Strand; "A Celebration of Redheads," by Joel Meyerowitz, text by Estelle Jussim; "Photographs from Klan Room," by William Christenberry, text by Jane Livingston; "Thoughts on Starr Ockenga's Pictures" by T.B. Brazelton, M.D.; "The America's Cup - 1983" by Robby Robinson; "Finding a Lost Spanish Mission," by Patt Blue, text by David Hurst Thomas; and more. Near fine, $15. Two copies available.

144c.1. Polaroid Close-Up. Volume 14, Number 3. Spring 1984. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. Includes Mark Klett by Peter Galassi; Lucas Samaras by Carol Squiers; Sheila Metzner by Estelle Jussim; Eugene Richards by Gloria Emerson; John Shaw by Roger Tory Peterson; Thomas Nemcik by John Hollander; et al. VG- with vertical light crimp, top to bottom on front cover and slight corresponding bend to the rest of the magazine. $10.

144d. Polaroid Close-Up. Special Double Issue. Spirit of Sport. Volume 15, Number 1. Winter 1985. Edited by Constance Sullivan. 121 pages. Large format glossy magazine, not limited to Polaroid photography, with heavy weight illustrated wraps. Special double issue with emphasis on sports. Photographers: William Klein; Joel Meyerowitz (back cover); Nicholas Nixon; Sheila Metzner; Mary Ellen Mark; Jim Dow; Lee Friedlander; Starr Ockenga. Like new with a slight crimp at top edge of rear cover. $30. Another copy, VG+, $15.

144e. Polaroid Collection. Sotheby’s. Photographs from the Polaroid Collection. New York 21 & 22 June 2010. No. 8649. Massive auction catalog, fully illustrated. 480 pages. Includes both Polaroid photographs and other types of photographs, all 20th century. Photographers include Ansel Adams (many); Paul Caponigro; Harry Callahan; William Wegman; William Garnett; Luigi Ghiri; Minor White; Brett Weston; Les Krims; David Levinthal; Robert Mapplethorpe; Helmut Newton; Lucas Samaras; Jan Saudek; Walter Chappell; Imogen Cunningham; William Wegman (many); et al. Excellent condition. $30

144f. Polaroid. 20 x 24 Light by Gary Metz. Light Gallery, April 1980. Introduction by Peter MacGill, Curator. Afterword by JoAnn Verburg. Exhibition catalog for exhibit of prints from the 20x24 Studio at Polaroid in Cambridge, Massachusetts, originating at Light Gallery and traveling for 18 months, beginning at Philadelphia College of Art. Photographers in the exhibit included (some of whom are illustrated in catalog): Michael Bishop; Robert Cumming; Robert Fichter; Chris Enos; Chuck Close; Olivia Parker; Victor Schrager; Roger Mertin; Joan Lyons; Betty Hahn; Joel Janowitz; William Larson; John Pfahl; William Wegman; Andy Warhol; Arnold Newman; David Haxton; and Jan Groover. Includes checklist of 55 works.Issued in an edition of 5,000 in wraps. Fine. $25.

145. Poland. Iwaszkiewicz, Jaroslaw. Gory Polskie w fotografii artystycznej. Warsaw, 1973. [224 aesthetically pleasing images, mostly landscapes in black and white]. Good+ w. dj chipped on back. $25.

145a. Popular Photography. The Best of Popular Photography edited by Harvey V. Fondiller. Ziff-Davis, 1979. 1st printing. Fine cloth with very good protected dust jacket. Large heavy volume with dozens of articles dating back to 1937. Robert Capa; Victor Keppler; Dorothea Lange; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Ansel Adams on “My 50 Years in Photography”; Arnold Newman; Edward Steichen; Margaret Bourke-White on her book, You Have Seen Their Faces; Edward Weston; W. Eugene Smith; Alfred Stieglitz; Paul Strand; Andreas Feininger; Andre Kertesz; Weegee; Fritz Henle; Ken Heyman; Kirlian photos; Philippe Halsman; Beaumont Newhall; Nadar; Lenses; Japanese cameras; Leica cameras; International Center of Photography - ICP; Holography; Andre de Dienes; David Douglas Duncan; Alfred Eisenstaedt; John Steinbeck; Wilson Hicks; Cornell Capa; Eaton Lothrop, Jr.; Itinerant daguerreotypists; Bob Schwalberg; Ken Poli; John G. Morris; Arthur Goldsmith; LIFE magazine; Arthur Rothstein; Edwin H. Land; et al. Divided in sections on Personalities; Techniques; PHotojournalism; Moving Images; Viewpoints; Careers; History; Index. Plus portfolios of black-and-white and color photographs. Excellent reference on history of photography. $15. Another copy, ex-library, very good with protected dust jacket. $5.

145b.2. Popular Photography. May 1940. Volume 6, Number 5. Giant Directory Issue. 214 pages, including about 100 pages with the directory listing thousands of cameras, lenses, and other photographic equipment with pictures and names and addresses of distributors.  Also includes instructional articles and Salon Section including 12 self-portraits by prominent photographers: Lejaren a Hiller; George Hurrell, the Hollywood portraitist; Victor Keppler; Charles Kerlee, who would soon join Edward Steichen’s team of Navy photographers; Pirie MacDonald (who called himself “Photographer of Men”; Martin Munkacsi, who revolutionized fashion photography with his pictures of leaping women; Valentino Sarra; Paul Hesse; Ivan Dmitri; James Doolittle; Clarence Sinclair Bull; and Anton Bruehl. Very good with small mailing label lower right of cover. $25.

145b.3. Porter, Bern. Bern Porter. SEe(MAN)TIC. January 15 - March 20, 1994. Light Gallery, Syracuse University. Number 35, Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery. Exhibition catalog, well illustrated with photographs. Includes some mixed media works. Text by Porter. Wraps, 32 pages, fine. $20.

145b.3.1. Porter, Eliot. American Places. Wings, 1993. Texts by Wallace Stegner and Page Stegner. 5th printing, ex-lib. Usual library evidence. Dust jacket protector taped to hardcover book. Rear flyleaf partially removed. Discard stamp front flyleaf. Oversize, 224 pages. $5.

145b.4. Porter, Eliot. Birds of North America. A&W Visual Library, [1975]. Large format, 140pp. paperback with many photos in black-and-white and color. [Includes the classic account of how Porter, in order to photograph the Cape May Warbler in its nest, gradually cut three-foot sections out of the tree trunk until it was six feet off the ground.] VG+, $10.

145b.5. Porter, Eliot. Down the Colorado. Diary of the First Trip through the Grand Canyon by John Wesley Powell, 1869. Eliot Porter. Photographs and Epilogue. E.P. Dutton, 1969, 1st printing. Large (10x14 inch) Quarto, 168 pages, orange cloth, with minor wear at extremities, small soiled spot on rear cover, and bookplate of previous owner on flyleaf. No dust jacket. Beautiful color and black and white reproductions on heavyweight glossy paper. Beautifully printed, oversize book written by the famous one-armed explorer about his trip down the river in 1869. Eliot Porter was one of the major scenic photographers of the 20th century. He produced many books of his work, including In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World, The Place No One Knew, Baja California, Summer Island, Forever Wild, Galapagos: The Flow of Wildness, Appalachian Wilderness, Antarctica, Birds of North America, The Tree Where Man Was Born: The African Experience, Moments of Discovery, and others. Porter was closely associated with Alfred Stieglitz early in his career. His archives are at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. $15. Another copy, E.P. Dutton, 1969, 1st printing. Large (10x14 inch) Quarto, 168 pages, orange cloth, with a trifle wear on edges, end papers with light foxing, small rubber stamp of previous owner inside front cover, very good protected dust jacket. $30. Another copy, 1st edition, 2nd printing. Fine with acetate protected dust jacket that has a small chip in one corner and minor other wear to extremities and a light crease on inner rear flap. Issued at $30, dust jacket not price clipped. $20.

145b.6. Porter, Eliot. Birds of North America. A&W Visual Library, [1975]. Large format, 140pp. paperback with many photos in black-and-white and color. [Includes the classic account of how Porter, in order to photograph the Cape May Warbler in its nest, gradually cut three-foot sections out of the tree trunk until it was six feet off the ground.] VG+, $10.

145c. Porter, Eliot. Eliot Porter's Southwest. Holt, Rinehart and Wilson, 1985. 1st printing. Very good with small area of damp staining on outside of top corners, not affecting dust jacket or inside of book. Protected dust jacket has light indentations where someone used it as a writing support, only visible on close examination. Porter's only book in black-and-white, very presentable copy. $45.

145d. Porter, Eliot. The Tree Where Man Was Born: The African Experience by Peter Matthiessen (text) and Eliot Porter (photos). Dutton, 1972. This is the true first edition bound in brown cloth, dust jacket with publisher's prices at the top AND bottom of the front flap. (Book club edition was in tan cloth.) VG+ except ex-library with mylar covered dust jacket, spine labels, rear flyleaf removed. Shipping weight approx. 4.5 pounds. $15.

145d.1. Portfolio. Volume 1, Number 1. A Contemporary College Photography Magazine. Edited by Greg Holmes and Martin Wolin, Jr. Portfolio Publications, 1978. Oblong wraps, 46 pages. Photographs by Jerry Uelsmann; Bill Larson; Evon Streetman; Steven Berkowitz; Don Fike; Kenneth Kerslake; Michael Becotte; Tim Herron; Karen Wein; Steve Cowper, Catherine Jansen; et al. [First of only three issues of this periodical. Not to be confused with another magazine called Portfolio, the Magazine for the Visual Arts, which began in 1979]. Near mint with very minor signs of use on covers. Has been stored in plastic bag since new. Scarce. $75.

145e. Portraits. One of a Kind. Portraits from the LaSalle Bank Photography Collection. Essay by Carol Ehlers. LaSalle Bank, 2006. distributed by D.A.P. Like new except long thin scratch on back cover of dust jacket, not very noticeable under the new dust jacket protector. No marks or other defects. Large format book, well printed and designed. Photographers include August Sander; Walker Evans; Mike Disfarmer; Julie Moos; Richard Avedon; Edward Weston; Julia Margeret Cameron; Cindy Sherman; William Klein; Gordon Parks; Eduard van der Elsken; Rineke Dijkstra; Jitka Hanzlova; Meridel Rubenstein; David Hilliard; Roy DeCarava; Larry Sultan; Thomas Struth; Tina Barney; Carrie Mae Weems; Nicholas Nixon; Diane Arbus; Chao Chan; Rip Hopkins; David Hockney; Stephen Shore; Dawoud Bey; Ben Gest; Philip-Lorca diCorcia; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Phlippe Halsmann; Tina Barney; Manuel Alvarez Bravo; Chuck Stewart; Dieter Appelt; Arno Nollen; Edward Steichen; Man Ray; Seydou Keita. $10.

145e.1. Portraits. Likenesses: Portrait Photography in Europe, 1850-1870. November 14, 1980-January 11, 1981. Art Museum, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Exhibition catalog by Elizabeth Anne McCauley, who provides an erudite introduction with 142 end notes and commentary on the illustrations, including photographs by Antony-Samuel Adam-Salomon, Count Aguado, Alophe, Ludwig Angerer, Thomas Annan, William Bainbridge, C. Basset; Auguste Belloc, I. Caldesi, Julia Margaret Cameron, Etienne Carjat, Lewis Carroll, William Claridge, George Cooper, Leon Cremiere, Joseph Cundall & Robert Howlett, Adolphe-Jean-Francois Dallemagne, Louis-Alphonse Davanne, Delmaet & Durandelle, Louis-Jean Delton, Andre-Adolphe-Eugene Disderi, Elliott & Fry, Roger Fenton, Lady Filmer, Franck, Francis Frith, Paul Gaillard, Franz Hanfstaengl, Lady Hawarden, J.J. Hellman, Robert Howlett, Charles-Victor Hugo, Cosmo Innes, Laisne & Defonds, Gustave Le Gray, Leslay, Alois Locherer, Nadar, et al. Oblong wraps, 68 pages, very good with a light bump on bottom edge. $20.

145e.2. Positive, 1981-1982. Creative Photography Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1982. Introduction by Starr Ockenga. Articles by Andy Grundberg, Linda Benedict-Jones, Harold Edgerton, Gyorgy Kepes, Estelle Jussim; Michael Bishop, Terrence Crane, Hideji Nagura, and Stephen R. Milanowski. Topics include contemporary British photographers, strobe photography, Michael Bishop's slide lecture, and biases against color in photography. Photographs by Hideji Nagura; Terrence Crane; Michaela Rantoul Garzoni; Linda Benedict-Jones; and Stephen R. Milanowski. Wraps, 48 pages. Good with indentations on covers and footprints on pages 26, 28, and 30. No copies found for sale on Internet in June 2020. $15.

145e.3. Post, Kari. Inspired by Nature. Photographs by Kari Post. Self-published, printed by Blurb, 2009. Wraps, unpaginated, about 80 pages. Photographs of birds, animals, waterfalls, landscapes, dew drops, plants, etc. Well-composed color images. For samples of her work, see Kari Post's website at https://www.karipost.com. Fine, like new, $10.

145e.4. Postcards. Il Tempo Libero: La Fotografia in Cartolina by Guido Cecere. Fratelli Alinari, 1998. History of postcards with 209 postcards from Europe and the United States reproduced in color. Text in Italian although some postcards have captions in other languages including English. Includes chapters on love, tourism, fashion, et al. Most of the postcards are photographic in origin. Illustrated wraps with custom made 4-mil polyster jacket. An exceptionally attractive copy. $20.

145e.5. Postmodernism. Image Scavengers: Photography. December 8, 1982 - January 30, 1983. By Paula Marincola. Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, 1982. Text by Paula Marincola with an additional essay, "Appropriating Appropriation" by Douglas Crimp. Includes exhibition checklist and selected bibliography. Artists: Ellen Brooks; Eileen Cowin; Jimmy De Sana; Barbara Kruger; Sherrie Levine; Richard Prince; Don Rodan; Cindy Sherman; and Laurie Simmons. Wraps, 40 pages, well illustrated in black-and-white and color, near fine with a few tiny nicks on cover, stored in plastic sleeve since new. $100.

145e.6. Postmodernism. INsight. 3:1, 1993. Examining Postmodernism: Images/Premises, edited by Lynn Stern and Stephen Brigidi. Last issue of this magazine with proceedings of a two-evening symposium sponsored by the Photographic INsight Foundation and hosted by New York University, March 5 and 7, 1991. Opening remarks by Lynn Stern. Opening statements by Donald Kuspit, A.D. Coleman, Max Kozloff, Shelley Rice, and Martin Bergmann. Illustrations: Sherrie Levine; Cindy Sherman; Laurie Simmons; Barbara Kruger; Richard Prince; and Allan McCollum. Wraps, 28 pages, fine. $50.

145e.7. Postmodernism. Regarding Postmodernism. SF Camerawork. 16:1, Spring 1989. Timothy Druckrey, Guest Editor. Articles on the theme by Robert Blake, Diane Neumaier, Richard Bolton, and Timothy Druckrey. Illustrations by John Baldessari, Martha Rosler, Barbara Kruger, et al. Also exhibition review of "Hysterics of Photography," by Mark Sloan with images based on other photographers' work by Jay Boersma, Karl Baden, Karen Keister, Joachim Schmid and Adib Fricke. Wraps, 32 pages, mailing label on back cover with typical signs of transit en route, including rubs, crimps, and light indentations. VG-, $20.

145e.8. Postmodernism. PhotoVision. Reciclar La Historia. Recycling History. Numero 25. Enereo-Junio 1994. Theme issue on postmodernism of this quarterly, with text in Spanish and English. Essay by Carmelo Vega. Interview with Ken Josephson by Karen Turk. Portfolio by image scavenger artists: Ulrich Tillman & Wolfgang Vollmer; Karl Baden; Jim Stone; Jay Boersma; Sorel Cohen; Paul Laster; and Joachim Schmid & Adib Fricke; and Klaus Kammerichs. Wraps, 66 pages on heavy weight glossy stock. Very good with small scratch on cover and bump top right corner. $30.

145f. Power, Mark. Mark Power: Beauty & the Beast. October 4 - December 9, 1979. Corcoran Gallery of Art. Essay by Jane Livingston. Photography at the Corcoran series. 1,500 copies printed. Fine with 5 letter code in pencil at bottom of title page. Stapled wraps, 12 page exhibition catalog. Includes six hand-tinted color photographs of home interiors, including two with a woman in bed, with list of previous exhibitions, articles, reviews, statements, and bibliography. $20.

146. Pratt, Richard and Edward Steichen. Gardens in Color: How to Plan a Succession of Bloom. Garden City Publishing, 1944. (Color photos by Steichen.) vg with edge-worn dj. $55.

146.1. Presences: The Figure and Manmade Environments. Perspective Series, Contemporary Photography. Feb. 24-March 20, 1980. Freedman Gallery, Albright College, Reading, PA. Text by Bruce Sheftel. Illustrated color wraps, 44 pages, very good with minor wear at top and bottom right corners. Notable both for the mostly well known photographers included and the predominantly seldom seen photographs by them. Photographers include: Jan Groover (cover), Lee Friedlander, Tom Barrow, Michael Bishop, Larry Clark, Bevan Davies, Mitch Epstein, Larry Fink, Emmet Gowin, Jeffrey Hoone, Harold Jones, Peter Jujar, Duane Michals, William Larson, John Pfahl, Robert Mapplethorpe, Elaine Mayes, Grant Mudford, Tod Papageorge, Lilo Raymond, Laurence Salzmann, Eva Rubenstein, Nancy Rexroth, Bruce Sheftel, Laurie Simmons, Stephen Shore, Victor Schrager, Carl Toth, Alex Traube, Garry Winogrand, et al. $10.

146.2. Prince, Doug. Doug Prince: Photo Sculpture. Catalogue by Courtia Jay Worth. The Witkin Gallery, New York, 1979. Wraps, 20 pages, 12 illustrations. Includes statement by Prince, checklist, notes on process (multiple layers of photographic images contained in a plexiglass box), biographical information, and two photos of Prince, one with Becky New. From the collection of the late photographer Louis H. Draper, although unmarked. Good with some crimps along spine and other signs of moderate use. $20.

146.3. Prince, Richard. Richard Prince: Pamphlet. Le Nouveau Musee, 1983. Essay by Kate Linker. Issued on the occasion of Richard Prince's first solo exhibition at the Nouveau Musee, Villeurbanne, France, January 21 - March 6, 1983. Text in English and French. Stiff wraps, 32 pages. Issued in an edition of 1,000. (Also issued in a deluxe edition of 50 numbered copies, both editions rare.) Purchased when new and carefully stored, still fresh, near fine with small bump top middle edge. Copy offered at Swann Auction, May 2010, with estimate of $900-$1200. Price on Request.

146.3a. Princeton. Reflections on Photographing Princeton: An Essay to Accompany an Exhibition at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, 15 August 1998 - 30 June 1999 by Melissa A. Johnson. Princeton University Library, 1998. History of photography in Princeton, illustrated, including photographers Royal H. Rose, William R. Howell, William Notman, Pach Brothers, Alan Richards, George K. Warren, Montgomery P. Simons, John Moran, et al. Wraps, 57 pages, like new. $15.

146.4. Princeton Photography Club 2011 Year in Review. One or two photos each by Vivian Abbott, David Ackerman, Elsie Allen, Bob Ambrosio, India Blake, Sheila Bodine, Miek Boltjes, Valerie Bowe, Jay Brandinger, Valerie Chaucer-Levine, Lillian Ciuffreda, Eileen Conway, Sylvia Doner, C. Paul Douglas, Fred Everett, Roberta Fineman, Vita Forlenza, Irvine Gaskin, Carl Geisler, Sheila Geisler, Ilya Genin, Michael Geraghty, Ryan Geraghty, Fran Gerber, Jerry Gerber, Lesley Gevins, Lionel Goodman, Ruth Goodman, Scott Gordon, Alice Grebanier, Edward Greenblat, Janet Hautau, Andrew Hunter, Allen Jones, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Alexis Kauriga, Alan Kesselhaut, Teresa Klaw, Wayne Klaw, Fay Kobland, Leslie Kuenne, Dennis Kujawski, Simon Laufer, Barbara Lawrence, Mary Leck, Julie Lee, Robert Levine, Susan F. Levine, John Lien, Terry Lyons, Ann Mark, Wiebke Martens, Josh Masson, Jonathan Michalik, Farida Mistry, Natalie Morawsky, Ann Murphy, Carla Olsen, Tasha O’Neill, Deborah Paglione, Narendra Pai, Larry Parsons, Johnny Perna, Kevin Perry, Neil Persh, Bennett Povlow, Marla Powers, William K. Powers, Maia Reim, Corinne Reslier, Ernestine Ruben, Gary Saretzky, Sandra Shapiro, Kevan Sizemore, Bill Slack, Steve Snel, Jerry Spielman, Chris Stadelmeier, Igor Svibilsky, Olga Svibilsky, Katherine Thropp, Rajesh Thundil, Richard Trenner, Walt Varan, Leo Vayn, J. Verni, Frank Veronsky, Irwin Vogel, Samuel Vovsi, Barbara Warren, Martha Weintraub, Julian Weitzenfeld, John Wells, Ed Wendell, Lee Whiteman, David Wurtzel. Wraps, slight indentations on cover. Issued at $63.19. $40.

146.5. Princeton Photography Club 2012 Year in Review. Two photos each by Vivian Abbott , David Ackerman, Elsie Allen, Bob Ambrosio, David Anderson, Joanne Antanavage, Felix Azcona, India Blake, Sheila Bodine, Miek Boltjes, Jay Brandinger, Valerie Chaucer-Levine, Michael Chlenov, Lillian Ciuffreda, Eileen Conway, Andrew Darlow, Judy Dinnerman, C. Paul Douglas, Fred Everett, Roberta Fineman, Vita Forlenza, Irvine Gaskin, Carl Geisler, Sheila Geisler, Ilya Genin, Fran C. Gerber, Jerry Gerber, Lesley Gevins, Daniel Goldberg, Arthur Goldenberg, Lionel Goodman, David Goodwillie, Rhonda Goodwin, Scott Gordon, Alice Grebanier, Janet Hautau, Herb Horowitz, Padma Inguva, David Johnson, Allen Jones, Gery Juleff, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Alan Kesselhaut, Teresa Klaw, Wayne Klaw, Fay Kobland, Randy Koslo,Taylor Koslo, Yuko Kudo, Leslie Kuenne, Dennis Kujawski, Vincent Laposta, Barbara Lawrence, Mary Leck, Julie Lee, Robert Levine, Susan F. Levine, Kah Wai Lin, Susan Lipschutz, Barbara Lundy, Terry Lyons, Ann Mark, Wiebke Martens, Lisa Marttila, Josh Masson, Gerrit Meaker, Jonathan Michalik, Natalie Morawsky,Rajiv Mundayat, Ann Murphy, Carla Olsen, Tasha O’Neill, Deborah Paglione, Larry Parsons, Johnny Perna, Kevin Perry, Neil Persh, Bennett Povlow, Summer Pramer, Maia Reim, Corinne Reslier, Ellen Rogers, Gary Saretzky, Sandra Shapiro, Madelaine Shellaby, Jerry Spielman, Pat Steo, Igor Svibilsky, Olga Svibilsky, Ron Tarver, Katherine Thropp, Karl A. Traul, Richard Trenner, Walt Varan, Leo Vayn, J. Verni, Frank Veronsky, Samuel Vovsi, Barbara Warren, Martha Weintraub, Julian Weitzenfeld, John Wells, Lee Whiteman, Idaherma Williams, David Wurtzel, Jeffrey Yuan. Issued at $94.29. Wraps. Fine. $45

146.6. Princeton University. Record of the Art Museum of Princeton University, Vol. 39, No. 1/2, 1980. Includes "Aaron Siskind: Ideas in Photography" by Ronald J. Hill and "Equivalence, Symbolism, and Minor White's Way into the Language of Photography" by John Pultz. Foreword by Peter C. Bunnell. Wraps, 64 pages. Like new, carefully stored since publication. Surprisingly uncommon. $50.

146.7. Printletter No. 37, January/February 1982, Vol. 7, No.1. International Forum for Fine Art Photography (Zurich). Edited by Marco Misani and Inge Bondi. Profusely illustrated with fine photos. Includes reviews of the 2nd New York Photo Fair and the 10th Anniversary of Galerie Wilde in Cologne, Germany, interview with collector L. Fritz Gruber, portfolio of photographer Kozo Miyoshi, and other brief articles and reviews. Cover photo by Ernest Franssens. Other photos by Jaschi Klein, Jean Dieuzaide, Barry Pringle, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Albert Renger-Patzsch, Irving Penn (portrait of Gruber), Man Ray, Herbert Tobias, Eva Rubinstein, Alfred Ehrhardt, Lee Friedlander, Faurest Davis, Max Yavno, et al. Glossy wraps, 42 pages. Near fine with a few light crimps and slight bend in bottom right corner. $75.

146.8. Purcell, Rosamond Wolff. A Matter of Time. David R. Godine, 1975. Preface by Rosamond Wolff Purcell. Wraps, 72 pages, 1st edition. Contemporary Photographers Series: 1. Intimate, moody black-and-white photographs of people, old cars, dolls, sculpture and other objects. Includes some double exposures (or printing with sandwiched negatives). Fine with custom-made 4-mil polyester jacket. $10.

147. Purcell, Rosamond Wolff. Half-Life. Godine, 1980. 1st edition, fine in original red cloth with small remainder mark at bottom of text block near spine. Protected dust jacket is very good with a bit of wear at extremities and a small scuff. $15.