Photography Books. Todd Walker to World War II.

185b. Walker, Todd. Todd Walker Photographs. Untitled 38. Friends of Photography, 1985. ISBN 0-933286-42-2. Issued at $20. Near fine in illustrated wraps, as issued. Only edition. $10.

186. Wampler, Jan. All Their Own: People and the Places They Build. Schenkman, 1977. 207pp. [Fascinating book about Americans who build their own idiosyncratic homes, profusely illus. w. photos by the author in black-and-white and color. Black cloth w. spots on cover, dj scuffed. $7.50.

186a.1. Warren, Marion E. and Mary Elizabeth Warren. The Train's Done Been and Gone: An Annapolis Portrait, 1859-1910. David R. Godine, 1976. With essays by Arthur C. Townsend, Lee Merrill, Orin M. Bullock, Jr., and Mrs. J.M.P. Wright. Frontispiece of photographer Henry Schaefer with his large camera. Chronology of Annapolis from 1861 to 1908. Profusely illustrated with sepia toned illustrations. 96 pages. Wraps, ex-library with usual evidence, spine reinforced with clear tape, worn at extremities. Good. $5.

186a.2. Warsaw, Poland. 19.9.41. A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto: A Birthday Trip in Hell. Yad Vashem, 1988. Edited by Yitzchak Mais. In Hebrew and English. Wraps, illustrated, 36 pages. Issued to accompany a traveling exhibition about the Holocaust as it happened in Warsaw.. Very good with crimps along spine. $15.

186a.3. Washington, D.C. Washington Photography: Images of the Eighties. February 20-May 2, 1982 by Frances Fralin. Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1982. Wraps, 44 pages, near fine with one corner kissed, includes Fralin’s history of the developing photography scene in Washington, DC, in the 1960s and 1970s. $15.

186a.4. Watkins, Carleton. Hickman, Paul. Carleton E. Watkins, 1829-1916. Issued as Northlight No. 1, January 1977, Arizona State University. 27 page biography plus 149 end notes in this scholarly biographical essay. Stiff wraps, vg+, $35.

186a.5. Watkins, Carleton. "Taber Reprints of Watkins Mammoth Plates," by Peter E. Palmquist in The Photograph Collector, Volume 3, Number 2, Whole Number 10, November 1982, pages 12-20. Includes Palmquist's essay and lists of hundreds of stereographs by Watkins issued by Isaac Taber in series such as Yosemite Views, Mining, Oregon Views, Utah Views, et al. Magazine also includes other articles on the history of photography but lacks the price guide on pages 21-26. Other articles that are included address early cameras by Anthony and a biographical article about Benjamin West Kilburn, with a genealogy of the Kilburn family and a list of the first 282 numbered stereoviews by Kilburn. $10.

186a.6. Watkins, Carleton. California History, Fall 1978. Special Issue: Carleton E. Watkins, Pioneer Photographer. Complete issue, about 80 pages. Chapters by Richard Rudisill, Pauline Grenbeaux, Nanette Sexton, Peter E. Palmquist, et al. An essential source on Watkins. Also includes "Blacks in California: An Annotated Guide to the Manuscript Sources in the CHS Library" by Diana Lachatanere and book reviews. Near fine with a few indentations on cover, including from a paper clip. $30.

186b. Watkins, Carleton. Carleton Watkins: The Art of Perception by Doug R. Nickel. Abrams, 1999. Presumed 1st printing (no later printings indicated, a second is unknown). Stunning reproductions, including several foldouts, with introductory essay, catalog of the exhibition, chronology, notes on plates, etc. Cloth with protected dust jacket, like new except ex-library with typical library markings not affecting plates or text. SOLD

186b.1. Webb, Alex and Rebecca Norris Webb. Slant Rhymes. [Photographs from around the world in color by the husband and wife on facing pages, with prose and poetry by the authors/photographers.] Cloth with debossed photo on cover, not issued with dust jacket. Signed by both Webbs. Fabrica, 2017. As new, $125.

186b.2. Weber, Bruce. Eros Ramazzotti. Ali E Radici (Roots and Wings). Music CD, Sony Music, 2009. 8697520162. Deluxe Edition with small 64-page hardcover book with text and photographs of Eros Ramazzotti by Bruce Weber. Texts in Italian and English. [The popular singer Ramazzotti has sold more than 60 million records worldwide.] Near mint. $10.

186c. Weegee. Naked City. Da Capo, 1973. Wraps, apparently the 1st printing of the Da Capo reprint of the classic 1945 1st edition showing the gritty underside of life in New York, featuring sudden death, fires, cross dressers, police and criminals, etc. Priced on verso at $13.50, this copy lacks the bar code that appeared on later printings. Near fine with very slight dampstain on top edge of front flyleaf. Text does not lie quite flat. Otherwise, fine. $15.

187. Weiner, Dan. America Worked: The 1950s Photographs of Dan Weiner by William A. Ewing. Introduction by Lionel Tiger. Abrams, 1989. 0-8109-1177-9. [Weiner was a leading photojournalist who did a considerable amount of work for Fortune magazine. His usually candid black-and-white photographs show everyday life during the decade.] Mint condition in hardcover with protected dust jacket. 1st edition. $16.

188. Weiner, Dan. Dan Weiner, 1919-1959. ICP Library of Photographers. Grossman, 1974. Fine, wraps, ex-George Eastman House library, $15.

Weiner, Dan - see also 100h. Leica Photography.

188.1. Welpott, Jack. Jack Welpott. The Artist as Teacher. The Teacher as Artist. Photographs 1950-1975.December 17, 1975 - February 15, 1976. San Francisco Museum of Art, 1976. John Humphrey, Curator; Robert C. Stuart, Guest Curator; Henry Holmes Smith, essay. Exhibition catalog for show that also traveled to Indiana University ARt Museum, Bloomington, January 10 - February 20, 1977 and University of Southern California, Los Angeles, March 14 - April 14, 1977. Wraps wraps, very good with small bump at top right corner and minor shelf wear. 15 photos by Welpott. Checklist of exhibition with 150 photographs. Chronology, biographical info. $30.

188.2. Wesely, Michael. Open Shutter; The Museum of Modern Art. MoMA, 2004. Hardcover, illustrated boards with black cloth spine, not issue with dust jacket. [Photos are of the Museum of Modern Art taken from several different angles during the renovation of 2001-2004. German photographer Wesely's main technique is to expose photographs for an unusually long time, sometimes for years.] Like new, $75.

188.3. Wessel, Henry, Jr. Henry Wessel, Jr. November 21-December 17, 1976. Grossmont College, 1976. Wraps, 48 pages, unpaginated. Essay by Lifson and full page black-and-white humorous landscape photos by Wessel. Catalog for exhibit at Grossmont College Art Gallery. Near fine with slight rubbing on white covers. Uncommon. $85.

188.4. Western Landscape. One/Many: Western American Survey Photographs by Bell and O'Sullivan by Joel Snyder with contributions by Josh Ellenbogen. University of Chicago, 2006. [Issued in conjunction with exhibition of work by William Bell and Timothy O'Sullivan in the 1860s and1870s. More than 60 illustrations and plates, with checklist of the exhibition. Includes foldout panoramas by Bell.] New book, purchased direct from publisher. $30.

188.4a. Weston, Brett. Vantage Point. A Showcase of Photographic Art. Premiere Issue. January 1984. Lepley Publications. First and only issue of this large format magazine. Portfolios by Brett Weston; Elle Schuster; Barrie Rokeach; William Anderson; Nancy Brown; Ray McSavaney; and John Wimberly. Interview of Brett Weston by Robert Neubert. Near very good with short closed tear at top of cover, stain on bottom edge of a few pages, not affecting images, adesive shadow on cover where price label removed. $10.

188.4b. Weston, Brett. B & W. Issue 8, 2000. Black & White Magazine featuring cover story, "The Unknown Brett Weston." Complete issue, 144 pages, article with 24 previously unpublished photographs by Brett Weston and 15 portraits of him, the last when he burned his negatives at age 80, and interview with Jon Burris, Director of the Brett Weston Archive. Essential reading for those interested in Brett Weston. Like new. $25.

188.4c. Weston, Brett. USA. Fall 1930. Quarterly, 3rd issue, about 48 pages, large format. Includes “San Francisco Bay Windows” and two photos of beach rocks by Brett Weston, among his earliest published photos. Other illustrations include two water images by Ralph Steiner. Very good with some edge wear and a crease on cover. $25.

188.5. Weston, Edward. Color Photography. Essays by Edward Weston, Terence Pitts, and Nancy Newhall. Preface by James Enyeart. Center for Creative Photography, 1986. Reproductions of 32 8x10 color transparencies, 1946-1947, approximately half of those in the Weston archives at CCP. Stiff wraps, 1st ed., near fine, $25.

188.5a. 188.6. Weston, Edward. Edward Weston Papers. Guide Series Number 13. Center for Creative Photography, 1986. Compiled by Amy Stark. Detailed guide to the archives of Edward Weston, including lists of correspondents and photographs, with facsimile of hand-written letter to Ansel Adams and an Edward Weston chronology. Wraps, 52 pages, fine, without fading to the light sensitive gray covers. $15.

188.6b. Weston, Edward. Edward Weston’s Gifts to His Sister by Kathy Kelsey Foley. Dayton Art Institute, 1978. Includes both family photographs and Weston's art photographs. Exhibition catalog, Dayton Art Institute, January 21-March 5, 1978, and two other venues listed. The collection was also exhibited at the 1979 Venice Biennale, although this is not mentioned in the book. Wraps, 60 pages, very good with some imperfections to covers and spine fading. $15.

188.6. Weston, Edward. Edward Weston: Photographs and Papers. Guide Series Number 3. Center for Creative Photography, 1980. Compiled by Terence R. Pitts, Sandra Schwartz, and Marnie Gillett. With "Random Notes on Photography Lecture Notes" by Edward Weston; Correspondence and Papers; and Photographs: A Chronological Inventory. Wraps, 20 pages, fine without fading to the light sensitive gray covers. $15.

188.6a. Weston, Edward. Edward Weston on Photography, edited by Peter C. Bunnell. Gibbs M. Smith, 1983. Wraps, cover creases and well worn on spine. $15.

188.7. Weston, Edward. The Photographs of Edward Weston by Nancy Newhall. Museum of Modern Art, 1946. Stiff wraps, 36 pages, near fine with a modicum of wear to extremities, housed in a custom made 4-mil polyester jacket. An atrractive copy of one of the first books of Weston's work. Includes chronology, list of exhibitions, and bibliography. $20.

188.8. Weston, Edward. Edward Weston: The Flame of Recognition. His photographs accompanied by excerpts from the Daybooks & Letters. Edited by Nancy Newhall. Aperture Monograph, 1971. ISBN 0-912334-03-7. Like new, mint copy in wraps with custom made 4-mil polyester protector. This copy cannot be surpassed in condition. 104 pages. A classic collection of Weston’s photographs, including his best work from California, Mexico, Tina Modotti, shells, dunes, nudes, and others. With a bibliography, chronology of Weston’s life, and statements by Ansel Adams, Minor White, Beaumont and Nancy Newhall, Jean Charlot, and Robinson Jeffers. Introduction by Nancy Newhall. $15. Another copy, minor wear. $12.50. Another copy, first Aperture printing without ISBN number, fine, $20.

188.9. Weston, Edward. EW 100. Centennial Essays in Honor of Edward Weston. Issued as Untitled 41 by the Friends of Photography, 1986. Edited by Peter C. Bunnell and David Featherstone. Contributors: Robert Adams, Amhy Conger, Andy Grundberg, Therese Thau Heyman, Estelle Jussim, Alan Trachtenberg, Paul Vanderbilt, Mike Weaver and Charis Wilson (formerly married to Edward Weston). VG+ with minor wear. 136 pages, 10 plates, wraps, $15.

188.9a. Weston, Edward. "Edward Weston - Master of Simplicity," in Popular Photography, June 1938, pages 11-12, 94-95, with five photographs by and of the master photographer. Complete issue, 98 pages. Other articles about photographers Ivan Dmitri, Whitey Schafer, Stephen and Helene Deutch, et al. Good with wear to covers and spine, erased penciled numbers on rear cover, interior unmarked. $20.

188.9b. Weston, Edward. Great Photography Series 1. Studies of the Human Form by Two Masters: John Rawlings and Edward Weston. Female nudes with essays about each photographer. Wraps, 128 pages, very good. Housed in archival quality pamphlet binding with stiff covers, easily removed by opening internal flaps. $35.

188.10. Weston, Edward. Weston's Westons: Portraits and Nudes by Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston/Little Brown, 1989. 2nd printing. Large format. Fine, except remainder mark with near fine dust jacket. Issued at $60. $30.

188.11. Weston High School, Massachusetts, Yearbook, Class of 1961. "Hurricane." Gray embossed boards wtih maroon printing, fine condition with no internal markings, notes, or other evidence of prior ownership. Portraits include Peter Robert Borrelli, Kenkdrick Hodgdon Child, Paul Alden Curtis, Juliette Ann Doebler, Nancy Emerson Garland, Anne Marie Jones, Rosamond, Littlefield Lombard, Jan Carol Olson (prom queen), Veverly Lois Ormsby, Stephen Morse Richardson, Kepper Stone, Paula toner, Edith Schwarzkoph Wypler, Jane Glenn Wyper, et al. $50.

188.12. White, Clarence H. Symbolism of Light. The Photographs of Clarence H. White. April 15 - May 22, 1977. Delaware Art Museum, 1977. Exhibition catalog of show that traveled to the International Center of Photography, July 7 - September 11, 1977. Includes substantial essay by Maynard P. White, Jr., illustrations, and checklist of 113 exhibit items. Wraps, 80 pages, fine. $35.

188.13. White, Minor. Minor White: Denver Workshop Reports, Summer 1962 and Summer 1963. Published and prepared by Arnold Gassan, 1998. Notes taken by Gassan at Minor White workshops, spiral bound, about 77 pages. Handwritten note by Gassan on title page that “p. 34 does not exist!” Like new. SOLD

188.14. White, Minor. Zone System Manual: How to Previsualize Your Pictures. New Revised Edition. Morgan & Morgan, 1967, 1971. Wraps, 112 pages, very good plus with signature of previous owner. Third printing in 1970 of Fourth Edition first issued in 1967. Signature of previous owner on title page. Uncommon in such excellent condition. $50.

188.15. White, Minor. Latent Image: Photographs from the Duke University Community. Duke University Art Museum, 1971. By William S. Heckscher with RobertRoscow, editor. Wraps, 46 pages, a few marks on back cover, small price label on title page, very good. Minor White gave a lecture at Duke in 1970 and inspired local photographers. Included here with 4 of White’s photos, none of which are included in his monograph Mirrors, Messages, and Manifestations. Other photographers illustrated: Carolyn Vaughan; John Menapace; Robert Fellows; Russell Rigsbee; Bill Boyarsky, Chuck Lewis; Scott Sorensen; Bruce Schlein; Robert W. Hewgley; Worth Weller; Fred Fravel; SueHowell; Ned Earls; Charlotte Alspach; Peter Haas; and Ralph Cohen. $10.

188.16. White, Minor. AB Bookman’s Weekly. Special issue on Photographica. Volume 101, Number 6, February 9, 1998. Featuring "Minor White: Shaping American Photography" by Henry Wessells, pages 409-418, passim. Entire issue, about 56 pages. Like new. $5.

188.17. White, Minor. Minor White & Hypnosis: Self Hypnosis in Minor White’s Photography Workshops by Arnold Gassan. Red stapled wraps with black printing, 16 pages. Published by the author in 1982. Gassan, who attended these workshops, explains how White, who avoided the term hypnosis, used concentration exercises to induce a hyperempiric trance in order to expand consciousness and heighten creativity in camera work. Last end note, note 27, not in endnotes on last pages but no page appears to be missing. Rare, no copies found for sale on Internet or listed in WorldCat. Like new. $100.

188.18. White, Minor. "Debate: A.D. Coleman vs. Minor White," in Camera 35, November 1973, Volume 17, Number 8, pages, 32-40, 45, 76, 78. Complete issue, 84 pages. Other articles include one on Jill Freedman. Contributors include Michael Edelson, Margery Mann, Bill Pierce, Russ Arnold, David Vestal, and Fred Picker. Near very good with a few small numbers written on cover and wear at extremities. $20.

188.19. White, Minor. Camera (Switz.), 38:8 (English). August 1959. Featuring Minor White photos, pp. 5-27 but one leaf, pages 7-8, with photos removed, not affecting text. Includes two foldouts, landscapes, rocks, male nude, portraits of Walter Chappell et al., and one color image from Kodachrome. Also six pages of photos by Rune Hassner. Except as noted, complete issue, spine chipped, 48 pages. Sold as is, not subject to return. $5.

188.20. White, Minor. Ten Photographers, 1946-54: The Legacy of Minor White. California School of Fine Arts. The Exhibition Perceptions. Paul M. Hertzmann, 2004. Students of Minor White at California School of Fine Arts (renamed San Francisco Art Institute in 1961) who exhibited in "Perceptions" at San Francisco Museum of Fine Art in 1954. Essay by Deborah Klochko. The photographers: John Bertolino; Zoe [Lowenthal] Brown; Benjamen Chinn; Bob Hollingsworth; Gene Persen; Nata Piaskowski; F.W. Quandt, Jr.; Donald Ross; Charles Wong; and Harold Zegart. Wraps,with custom-made 4 mil polyester jacket, fine. $35.

188.21 White, Minor. Celebrations. Hardcover catalog with mylar protected dustjacket of exhibit curated by Minor White at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.), March 1-30, 1974. Published by Aperture. Fine with near fine protected dust jacket with minor wear.. (Also issued in softcover as Aperture, Volume 18, No. 2). Photographs by Leonard Freed; Josef Koudelka; Wayne Miller; Marc Riboud; Dennis Stock; Max Waldman; Emmet Gowin; Mark Krastof; David Featherstone; Minor White; Imogen Cunningham; Edward Weston; Donald Blumberg; Caroline Vaughan; Peter DeLory; Allen A. Dutton; Alma Davenport Dailey; Gary Sinick; Jacqueline Poitier; A. Doren; Wes Miller; Naomi Bushman; Dan McCormick; John Loori; Cameron Sesto; George B. Fry, III; Arnold Kramer; Joe DeMaio; Walter Chappell; Gyorgy Kepes; Erik Sundance; Jonathan Green; Carl Chiarenza; John Weiss; Marion Patterson; David Ulrich; Erich Hartman; Dennis Stock; Michael Kaufman; Robert Shaw; Charles Gatewood; Doug Stewart; Allen Page; David Alan Harvey; Gail Skoff;Jack Stuler; Dick Bartlett; Karen S. Rantzman; Siegfried Halus; Dena; Abe Frajndlich; and Nicholas D. Callaway. SOLD

188.22. White, Minor. Minor White: Manifestations of the Spirit. [Large monograph, with chapters on Portland, Oregon; World War II; New York; San Francisco; Aperture, which White edited; Rochester, New York; and Boston. More than 160 photographs by White, some never previously published.] Getty, 2014, 2nd printing, 2015. New in original shrinkwrap. $50.

White, Minor. For Minor White, see also Aperture in the letter "A" books.

188.23. White, Stephen. The Photograph and the American Dream, 1840-1940. Stunning catalog, illustrated hardcover, issued without dust jacket. Von Gogh Museum, 2001. Photographs by Bourke-White; Mathew Brady; Anton Bruehl; Will Connell; Imogen Cunningham; Edward S. Curtis; Walker Evans; Adolph Fassbender; Paul Fournier; Alexander Gardner; Jeremiah Gurney; Josiah J. Hawes; Lewis Hine; J.E. Jarvis; Gertrude Kasebier; Kinsey; Arthur Leipzig; Hansel Mieth; Otto Hagel; Samuel Morse; Muybridge; Paul Outerbridge; William Rau; William Savage; Nathaniel L. Stebbins; Edward Steichen; Alfred Stieglitz; Karl Struss; A.C. Vroman; Carleton Watkins; et al. With custom-made 4 mil polyester jacket. Fine, $30.

188.24. Wide Angle Photography. 70's Wide View. September 18-October 20, 1978. By Elaine A. King. Northwestern University, 1978. Exhibition catalog of wide angle and Widelux panoramic photographs by James Alinder; Globus Brothers; Annie Noggle; Art Sinsabaugh; Laura Volkerding; David Avison; Rusty Culp; Joanne Rijmes; Kenneth Snelson;and Robert Stiegler. Oblong stapled wraps, full page illustrations, unpaginated, includes two foldouts, biographical information and exhibit checklist with five to eight photographs per artist. Fine, $75.

188.24. Wiggins, Myra Albert. Glauber, Carole. Witch of Kodakery: The Photography of Myra Albert Wiggins, 1869-1956. Washington State University Press, 1997. Wraps, 1st printing. [This book is the only biography of Myra Albert Wiggins,  an Oregon artist, photographer, and Photo-Secession member. Wiggins pioneered the Dutch genre in pictorial photography, created landscapes and portraits, and made remarkable photographs of the Middle East and Europe at the turn of the century. The book features more than 100 examples of her work.] SPECIAL OFFER. Issued at $28, signed copies available for $14. To order, contact author directly at cgpdx5@gmail.com

188.26. Williams, William Earle. Uncovering the Path to Freedom: Photographs of the Underground Railroad by William Earle Williams. Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, January 14-April 13, 2008. Exhibit also held at Widener University, January 13-February 28, 2009. Texts by Susanna White and Katerina Adair. Curated by Katerina Adair, et al. Hamilton College, 2008. With the following laid in: Errata, handout with catalog of the exhibition, and Williams' resume. SIGNED and inscribed on title page by Williams, January 24, 2009. Wraps, 30 pages, fine. Fine, $75.

188.26.1. Willis, John. Recycled Realities. Center for American Places/Columbia College, 2006. Photographs by John Willis and Tom Young of paper at a recycling factory. 1st printing, hardcover, fine with proteced dust jacket that has slight rubbing. $40.

188.26a. Wilson, George Washington. George Washington Wilson: Studies from a Point of Viewby Lesley Greene. Scottish Arts Council, 1979. Issued in conjuction with an exhibition 20 January 1979-February 1979 at Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum. Subsequently traveled to three other venues in Hawick, Oban, and Inverness. Includes checklist of 155 views of Scotland. Wraps, 30 pages, near fine with minor shelfwear. $30.

188.26b. Wing, David. Prairie Views. Self-published, 1974. Photographs taken in the area around Rosebud, South Dakota in 1971 and 1972, including some in Minnesota and Nebraska. Wraps, 32 pages, like new. $20.

188.26c. Winningham, Geoff. In the Eye of the Sun: Mexican Fiestas. Photographs by Geoff Winningham. Introduction by Richard Rodriguez. Essay by J.M.G. Le Clezio. W.W. Norton, 1997. First edition, first printing, in wraps, small crimp on cover with slight wear at corners. $5.

188.26d. Winogrand, Garry. Public Relations. Introduction by Todd Papageorge. Museum of Modern Art, 1977. Wraps, near very good with cover crimps and edge wear, pages are fine. [Photographs in black-and-white by Garry Winogrand at upscale parties, political protests, et al.] 110 pages. $60.

188.27. Winogrand, Garry. Women Are Beautiful. With an essay by Helen Gary Bishop. Light Gallery with Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, 1975. First edition, hardcover with protected dust jacket. Book is fine. Dust jacket that has vertical crease on rear panel and two short tears formerly repaired with tape which has been removed but small visible brown stains remain. Still nice copy of scarce book. $625. Pictures on request.

188.27a. Winogrand, Garry. Garry Winogrand: Early Work. The Archive 36. Research Series. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1990. Essay by Alex Sweetman. Also includes "Early Street Photography of Paul Strand" by Paul Roth. Wraps, 56 pages, fine. $65.

Winogrand, Garry -- See also Arbus.

188.27b. Wisconsin. Sites of Southern Wisconsin. Three Photographers View Commonplace Structures and the Built Environment by George Talbot. Turtle Press/State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1981. Project by the three photographers, Lewis Koch, David Mandel, and Michael Simons, to document vernacular architecture. Sites include southern counties in Wisconsin: Dodge, Richland, LaCrosse, Fond du Lac, Dane (especially Madison), Rock, Walworth, Sauk, and Lafayette. Catalog includes checklists for each photographer. Wraps, 32 pages, like new with a couple of small spots on rear cover that probably were original to the book. $20.

188.28. Wisconsin Historical Calendar, 1988. Wisconsin State Historical Society. ISBN 87020-253-7. Numerous warm tone reproductions of photos from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Photographers include Henry F. Bergmann; Charles J. Van Schaick; David F. Barry; Theodore A. Rozumalski; Melvin E. Diemer; Herman C. Benke; Herman Taylor; J. Robert Taylor; et al. Spiral bound, like new. $75.

188.28a. Witkin, Joel-Peter. The Bone House. Twin Palms, 1998. First edition, hardcover in slipcase in original shrinkwrap opened on one end to enable retrieving the book. Boldly SIGNED on front endpapers by Witkin. Slip of paper inserted stating the book has been autographed. Sticker on shrinkwrap indicating first edition. Sumptuously published in an edition of 5,000 copies. [Witkin's unusual photographs include nude transvestites, other nudes with various unusual physical characteristics, as well as corpses and severed heads that he photographed in a morgue in Mexico.] $375.

188.28b. Witkin, Joel-Peter. Gods of Earth and Heaven. Twelvetrees Press, 1994. [Photographs of Hermaphrodites, Masochists, Cadavers, Midgets, Nudes, Amputees; et al.] Oversize, hardcover. Third Edition. Fine in near fine, newly protected dust jacket that has traces of use but no edge wear or tears. $75.

188.29. Witkin, Lee D. A Ten Year Salute. A Selection of Photographs in Celebration of The Witkin Gallery, 1969-1979. Foreword by Carol Brown. Memories by Barbara Morgan, Dan Berley, and others. Addison House, 1979. Hardcover, gray cloth, no dust jacket. 199 pages. Photographs, including some of the most well known from the history of photography, from Witkin's exceptionally fine personal collection, with his expert commentary. Photographers include Berenice Abbott; Ansel Adams; Hill & Adamson; Eugene Atget; Ilse Bing; Erwin Blumenfeld; Edouard Boubat; Alice Boughton; Margaret Bourke-White; Bill Brandt; Dean Brown; Anton Bruehl; Shirley Burden; Jo Ann Callis; Baron Adolph De Meyer; Paul Haviland; Gertrude Kasebier; Guido Rey; Alfred Stieglitz; Julia Margaret Cameron; Paul Caponigro; Lucien Clergue; Alvin Langdon Coburn; Imogen Cunningham; Judy Dater; Roy Decarava; Jack Delano; Lou Brown Digiulio; Robert Doisneau; Morris Engel; Elliot Erwitt; Frederick H. Evans; Walker Evans; Theo Jung; Dorothea Lange; Russell Lee; Carl Mydans; Marion Post Wolcott; Arthur Rothstein; Steve Fitch; JoAnn Frank; Laura Gilpin; Betty Hahn; Lewis Hine; Evelyn Hofer; Debora Hunter; Scott Hyde; William Henry Jackson; Andre Kertesz; George Krause; Les Krims; Jacques Henri Lartigue; Elli Marcus; Margrethe Mather; Ralph Eugene Meatyard; Joel Meyerowitz; Duane Michals; Barbara Morgan; Eadweard Muybridge; Oscar Nerlinger; Bea Nettles, et al. Near fine with minor wear at extremities. $10.

188.31. Witkin, Lee D. Photographs: A Selected Offering. Catalogue VI .Witkin Gallery, 1978. Numerous photographs by noted photographers with prices. Appendix with pricing information about many additional photographers. Wraps, unpaginated, 5/8 inch thick. Like new, $35.

188.30. Witkin, Lee D. and Barbara London. The Photograph Collector's Guide. Boston: NYGS, 1979. 1st edition. Indispensible reference with biographies, bilbiographies, and fascimiles of signatures of numerous master photographers, with brief listings for hundreds of others. With extensive information about museum collections, exhibition galleries, chronology of photography, explanation of processes, glossary, care and restoration, matting and framing, limited edition portfolios, separate list of daguerreotypists, detailed index, etc. 438 pages, illlustrated. Cloth, fine with very good mylar protected dust jacket that has two short professionally closed inconspicous tears and creases on inside flaps. $100. Another copy, fine without dust jacket. $75.

188.31. Witkin, Lee D. Photographs: A Selected Offering. Catalogue VI. Witkin Gallery, 1978. Numerous photographs by noted photographers with prices. Appendix with pricing information about many additional photographers. Wraps, unpaginated, 5/8 inch thick. Like new, $35.

188.32. Witnesses: Against Our Vanishing. November 16, 1989-January 6, 1990, Artists Space, 1989. Organized and with an essay by Nan Goldin. Additional texts by Susan Wyatt, Cookie Mueller, Linda Yablonsky, and David Wojnarowicz. Wraps, 32 pages. Exhibit curated by Nan Goldin featuring photographers and other artists on the theme of the AIDS epidemic when it was severely affecting the arts community on the Lower East Side of New York. Artists include David Armstrong; Dorit Cypis; Philip-Lorca Di Corcia; Clarence Elie-Rivera; Allen Frame; Peter Hujar; Mark Morriroe; Shellburne Thurber; David Wojnarowicz; et al. Wraps, 32 pages, near fine with slight rubs on the red covers. In 2016, a hardcover book was published with a similar title. This earlier catalog is scarce. $995.

188.33. Wolcott, Marion Post. Marion Post Wolcott: FSA Photographs. Untitled 34, Friends of Photography, 1983. Introduction by Sally Stein. Includes chronology of Wolcott's career with selected correspondence. Born in Montclair, New Jersey, in 1910, Wolcott worked as a photographer for Roy Stryker at the Farm Security Administration from 1938 to 1942. Wraps, 48 pages, with long vertical scratch on cover, otherwise fine. $10.

188.34. Wolcott, Marion Post. Looking for the Light: The Hidden Life and Art of Marion Post Wolcott by Paul Hendrickson. Alfred A. Knopf, 1992. First edition. Illustrated. Biography of the fine photographer for the Farm Security Administration, which she joined in 1938. Ex-library with protected dust jacket. Dust jacket protector taped to book. Usual library evidence, otherwise excellent condition except a couple of dents on front cover. $5.

189. Wolf, Bernard. In this Proud Land: The Story of a Mexican American Family written and photographed by Bernard Wolf. J.B. Lippincott, 1978. 1st printing. Ex-library with usual evidence, very good hard cover with dust jacket, rear flyleaf partially removed. Wolf follows David and Maria Hernandez and their children from Pharr, Texas, to Minnesota, documenting their existence as migrant workers. $5.

190. Wolff, Paul, et al. Deutschland: Suden Westen Norden. Frankfurt: Umschau Verlag, 1950. (Wolff was an early popularizer of the Leica.) Corner bumps, still vg, $30.

190. Wolff, Paul, et al. Deutschland: Suden Westen Norden. Frankfurt: Umschau Verlag, 1950. (Wolff was an early popularizer of the Leica.) Corner bumps, still vg, $30.

191. Wolman, Baron. Profiles. Squarebooks, 1974. [Each photo depicts a single female breast seen in profile, no two alike. Based in California, Wolman is also known for his rock & roll and aerial photography.] 1st ed., wraps (not issued in hardcover), 2 short creases in cover, o/w vg. Scarce. SOLD

192. Women Photographers. Ambassadors of Progress: American Women Photographers in Paris, 1900-1901. Edited by Bronwyn A.E. Griffith. Essays by Verna Posever Curtis, Bronwyn A.E. Griffith, Michel Poivert and Andrew Robb. Biographies by Laura Ilise Meister. Musee d'Art Americain Giverny, France in Association with the Library of Congress, 2001. 1st edition. Essential resource on this topic. Photographers include the Allen sisters; Alice Austin; Mary A. Bartlett; Zaida Ben-Yusuf; Elizabeth Brownell; Rose Clark and Elizabeth Flint Wade; Mary Devens; Sarah Jane Eddy; Emma Justine Farnsworth; Gertrude Kasebier; The Misses Selby; Amelia Van Buren; Eva Lawrence Watson (Mrs. Watson-Schutze); Mathilde Weil; Myra Albert Wiggins; et al. Fine hardcover except modest bumps on lower corners; protected dust jacket fine except small nick on spine edge. $15.

192.1. Women Photographers. Mitchell, Margaretta K. Recollections: Ten Women of Photography. Berenice Abbott, Ruth Bernhard, Carlotta M. Corpron, Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Nell Dorr, toni Frissell, Laura Gilpin, Lotte Jacobi, Consuelo Kanaga, Barbara Morgan. [Excellent biographical resource with photographs by and of the photographers.] Viking, 1979. 1st ed. Near fine in cloth with very good, mylar protected dust jacket that has a crease near bottom edge. $40. Another copy, ex-library, very good. Some pages have creasse in upper right corner. Dust jacket has new protector, no spine label, piece of clear tape on one inner flap. $15.

192.1a. Women Photographers.The Woman's Eye. Selections of Work by Berenice Abbott; Diane Arbus; Margaret Bourke-White; Judy Dater; Frances Benjamin Johnston; Gertrude Kasebier; Dorothea Lange; Barbara Morgan; Bea Nettles; Alisa Wells. Edited and with an introduction by Anne Tucker. Knopf, 1976. 3rd printing in stiff illustrated wraps. [Useful anthology with well and lesser known images by noted photographers. Unusual inclusion of Diane Arbus, whose work is seldom published in quantity other than in books about her, and Alisa Wells, also known as Alisa Wells-Witteman, a fine photographer represented in the collections of the Center for Creative Photography. Very good plus with light wear to corners. SOLD

192.2. Women of Vision: Photographic Statements by Twenty Women Photographers edited by Dianora Niccolini. Intro by Arlene Alda. Unicorn, 1982. First printing April 1982. Fine in stiff illustrated wrappers. Photographers include Barbara Morgan, Lilo Raymond, Kathryn Abbe, Eva Rubinstein, Jill Freedman, Suzanne Opton, Erika Stone, Sonja Bullaty, Helen Buttfield, Via Wynroth, Marcia Keegan, Suzanne Szasz, Nancy Brown, Maggie Sherwood, Arlene Alda, Dianora Niccolini, Lida Moser, Ruth Orkin, Tana Hoban, Frances McLaughlin-Gill. 127 pp. Near fine. $15.

192.3 Women Photographers. Weisenfeld, Cheryl, et al. Women See Woman. Thomas Crowell, 1976. [Over 80 women photographers, inc. Linda Connor, Nell Dorr, Chris Enos, Jill Freedman, Jill Krementz, Mary Ellen Mark, Elaine Mayes, and Inge Morath.] Fine w. dj that is creased on front rt. edge (not affecting cover picture) and 2 small repaired tears. $35.

192.4. Women Photographers. The Achievements of Women in Photography, Honoring Barbara Morgan and Eve Arnold. Theme issue of Photographic INsight, Volume 2, Number 4, 1992. Most of this issue is based on a symposium held at the Rhode Island School of Design on March 2, 1991. Includes "Women, Photography and the Art Establishment: How Far Have We Come? A Symposium;" Sung, Chue Mei: The Pine, The Bamboo and the Plum: the Work of Barbara Morgan" by Diana Emery Hulick; "A Conversation Between Eve Arnold and April Rapier;" "Reinventing Photographic History: Addendum to the Symposium" by Deborah Johnson; "Catalina Island: Twenty Six Miles and Thirty Four years Away," essay by Deborah Irmas, photographs by Linda Lindroth; and book reviews. Entire issue, wraps, 28 pages. Very good with crimp at lower right. $40.

192.5. Women Photographers. Women in Photography. The Photo Review, 20:2 (Spring 1997). Entire issue, includes "On a History of Women Photographers," by Shelley Rice, et al.; "The Unexamined Life," by Nan Goldin; "Still Goldin" by Stephen Perloff; "The Music of Regret" by Laurie Simmons; "All Americans" by Stephen Perloff with photographs by Catherine Steinmann; "When Pictures Vanish" by Sigmar Polke; Barbara Crane Portfolio; review of AIPAD show; "Henry Buhl: An Interview" by Kay Kenny; et al. Fine. $15.

192.6. Women Photographers. Ovo Photo, Nos. 17/18, September-October 1974. Women photographers theme issue by Denyse Gerin-Lajoie. Photographers include Julia Margaret Cameron; Gertrude Kasebier; Tina Modotti; Dorothea Lange; Margaret Bourke-White; Barbara Morgan; Martine Franck; Claire Beaugrand-Champagne; Marion Palfi; Laura Jones; Camille Maheux; JoAnn Frann; Judith Eglington; Eva Rubinstein; Pamela Harris; Jerry Zbiral; Barbara Crane; Naomi Savage; Louise Turner; Louise Abbott; Gisele Freund; Louise de Grosbois; Abigail Heyman; Ginette laCasse; Mary Ellen Mark; Barbara Astman; Sherry Suris; Theres Totalik; Selena Tucktoo; Betty Hahn; Angela Nori; Lynn Murray; and Robin Williams. A scarce issue of this excellent Canadian photography journal. Wraps, 78 pages, very good with minor cover wear. $50.

192.7. Wood, John. The Photographic Arts. University of Iowa, 1997. Hardcover with dustjacket, as new in shrinkwrap. [Wood, an excellent writer who has written other notable volumes on photography, here explores the western American daguerreotype, the contemporary autochrome, the art of cyanotype, European pictorialism, and American symbolism in photography. American West; Autochrome; Cyanotype; Symbolism; Pictorialism; Stieglitz; Jerry Spagnoli; Daguerrotypes; Fred Payne Clatworthy; Coburn; Edouard Hannon; Otto Scharf; Alexis Mazourine; Maurice Bucquet; John Braun Metoyer; Daguerre; Negre; Bayard; Marville; Petit; Houssin; Fixon; Nadar; Le Gray.] Issued at $69.95. $40.

192.8. Woodman, Francesca. Francesca Woodman: Photographic Work. Wellesley College, 1986. Catalog for exhibit at Hunter College, February 13-March 14, 1986, then at Wellesley College, April 6-June 8, 1986, and later opened at the Irvine Fine Arts Gallery, University of California in April 1987. Preface by Ann Gabhart and text by Abigail Solomon-Godeau and Rosalind Krauss. Stiff glossy wraps, 63 pages, 45 photographs, near fine with a few small shallow indentations on cover. $150.

192.9. World War II. Camera & Darkroom. The Magazine for Creative Photographers. June 1994. Theme issue on three WWII photographers, Joe Rosenthal, Robert Capa, and Carl Mydans. Includes interview with Joe Rosenthal about his famous flag raising photo on Iwo Jima and interview with Carl Mydans about his wartime experiences, including as a POW. the article on Robert Capa focuses on his photographs of D-Day. Entire issue, 72 pages, like new except very slight age toning at edges and a small corner crease on one leaf. $15.

192.10. World War II. VJ Day in Photographs, edited by Christopher Westhorp. Salamander, 1995. 1st edition, 1st printing. Illustrated boards. Ex-library, lacks rear flyleaf, small library stamp on title page, otherwise fine. 64 pages. $5. (2 copies available)

193. World War II. Edited by Christopher Weshorp. London: Salamander, 1995. Issued on the fiftieth anniversary of VJ Day, marking the end of World War II with Japan on August 10, 1945. Numerous photos with detailed captions. Six chapters, including Is It Over?, Victory Day, Surrender, Going Home, the Long Way Back, and Unfinished Business. Large format, 64 pages. Very good condition, ex-library, with rear flyleaf removed and small library stamp on title page. No spine labels. Illustrated boards, not issued with dust jacket as far as I can determine. Lower fore edge corners bumped. $5. Same with corners not bumped. $7.50.

193.1. Worth, Don. Plants: Photographs by Don Worth. Untitled 13. Friends of Photography, 1977.Essays by David Featherstone and Jack Welpott. Introduction by James Enyeart. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at Friends of Photography Gallery, September 9-October 30, 1977. Stiff glossy illustrated wraps, 46 pages, fine. $20.

193.2. Worth, Don. Don Worth: Photographs, 1955-1985. Untitled 40. Friends of Photography, 1986. Introduction by Hal Fischer. 33 full page plates, including some in color. Includes chronology from artist's birth in 1924. Fine. $5.

193.3. Wright Brothers. Photographs by the Wright Brothers. Prints from the Glass Negatives at the Library of Congress. A Micropublication Commemorating the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the First Flight by the Wright Brothers, December 17, 1903. Library of Congress, 1978. Booklet, 21 pages, with five microfiche reproducing 301 photographs organized in groups: Gliders; Powered Flights; Portraits and Informal Photographs; Kitty Hawk and Other Locales; and Memorabilia. Booklet provides list of all photographs. Near fine. $20.