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(BOOKS—CLASSICAL AMERICAN)
A diverse group of 5 photo books from American classical photographers, including
Ulmann, Strand, Steichen, Bullock, and Bourke-White.
Featuring a variety of practioners, showing a cross-section of photographic history. Each title as
issued.
Vp,Vd
[2,000/2,500]
Doris Ulmann,
A Portrait Gallery of American Editors,
one of 375 numbered copies.William Edwin
Rudge, 1925 * Margaret Bourke-White,
Shooting the RussianWar,
first edition, signed and inscribed
by Bourke-White. Simon & Schuster, 1942 * Paul Strand & Claude Roy,
La France de Profil,
first
edition. La Guilde du Livre, (1952) * Paul Strand,
Un Paese,
first edition. Giulio Einaudi, (1955) *
Wynn Bullock,
TheWidening Stream,
limited edition. (Peregrin Publications), (1965).
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(BOOKS—JAPAN)
A stellar group of 5 photo books from Japanese photographers, including Araki, Narahara,
Kawada, and Homma.
Highlighting the diverse modes of photography practiced in Japan through the second half of the
twentieth century, including many of the country’s best-known photographers. Each title as issued.
Vp,Vd
[2,500/3,500]
Ikko Narahara,
Where Time Has Stopped,
first edition. (Kajima Kenkyujo Shuppankai), (1967) *
(Nobuyoshi Araki/The Diarrhoea-Shit Reproductive Collective of Five),
Mizugi no Yangu Redii-
Tachi [Young Ladies in Bathing Suits], first edition. (1971) * Kikuji Kawada,
Seinaru Sekai-Sacré Atavism,
first edition. (Shashin Hyoron Co.), (1971) * Nobuyoshi Araki,
Tokyo Lucky Hole 1983-1985,
first
edition, signed by Araki. (Ohta Shuppan), (1990) * Takashi Homma,
Tokyo Suburbia,
first edition.
(Korinsha Press & Co.), (1998).
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