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Birmingham, Missouri: Flash Productions, 1984. First edition. Softcover. Good- to very good+ condition. 1/700 unnumbered out of series. Oblong Quarto. Unpaginated. Original black stiff wraps with silver lettering on cover. Illustrated with thirty full page b/w photographs of Gatewood. Contains brief One-Man exhibition history, publications, awards and film credit at rear. "Charles Gatewood has spent the past twenty years photographing the secret life of America: the eccentricities, the kinks, the general weirdness of what lies beneath the surface of everyday American life. Men, women, and undefinable gender-mixes, costumed, tattooed, pierced, whipped and chained-displaying their marvelously varied idiosyncrasies, their creative lunacies, forthrightly, proudly showing off to the rest of us through Gatewood's camera." (A. D. Coleman). With light wear along edges of wraps and six inch diagonal crease at lower corner of front foredge. Block in Very good+ condition.

Woodstock, NY: Charles Gatewood / Flash Productions, 1984. First edition. Oblong softcover. Number 247 from an edition of 700 copies. Features a brief introduction by A.D. Coleman. A collection of black and white photographs all taken in and around the Wall Street area of New York City with the images having echoes of Ray Metzker, Paul Strand, and Harry Callahan. A very good copy in wrappers from the library of the Visual Studies Workshop with their sticker shadow to the front cover, a sticker to the verso of the rear cover, and rubberstamp and notation to the copyright page. Signed by Gatewood on the title page and with a laid in short note presenting this book to Joan Lyons who along with her husband was the founder of the Visual Studies Workshop. Despite being an ex-library copy this is a very nice copy with an interesting history.

Woodstock: Sun in Scorpio/Flash, 1984. Paperback. [iii] 30 glossy plates from b&w photos, 11x9 inches landscape layout, very good unnumbered limited edition of 700 copies, paperback in black wraps and silver titles. Unnumbered so likely printer's copy outside the limitation. Coleman calls this the dirtiest photos Gatewood ever made. Moody shots of the capitalist scum on Wall Street.

Woodstock: Sun in Scorpio/Flash, 1984. Paperback. [iii] 30 glossy plates from b&w photos, 11x9 inches landscape layout, limited edition #690/700 signed copies, front cover bottom right corner creased else a very good paperback in black wraps and silver titles. Coleman calls this the dirtiest photos Gatewood ever made. Moody shots of the capitalist scum on Wall Street.

Woodstock, NY: Flash Productions, 1984. Softcover. VG (light scuffing to wrapsw. Black wraps with silver lettering; 36 unnumbered leaves, chiefly illustrations. Introduction by A.D. Coleman. Title page reads, "This book is number PROOF of the original edition of seven hundred copies." Includes a letter to previous owner from Charles Gatewood laid-in.

Woodstock: Sun in Scorpio/Flash, 1984. Hardcover. [iii] 30 glossy plates from b&w photos, 11x9 inches landscape layout, wear at edges of covers else good limited edition #152/700 signed copies, cloth boards binding with silver foil titles. One of unknown number of hardbound copies. Likely 200. Card cover exposed by two chips in the cloth on top edges. Coleman calls this the dirtiest photos Gatewood ever made - moody shots of the capitalists on Wall Street.

Sun in Scorpio. Very Good-. 1984. Hardcover. No. 81 of limited edition of 700 (less than half of which are in hardcover). Signed by Gatewood on title page, and also inscribed to artist Michael Bolin on publisher's page. Binding is solid. Pages unmarked and barely aged. Black cloth cover is a little scuffed and front board is bowed. No dustjacket. Also includes cancelled check from Bolin to Gatewood. .

Woodstock, NY: Sun in Scorpio Press. 1984. First edition. First edition. Hardcover issue. Signed by the author. Oblong quarto. Publisher's original black cloth over boards with title lettering in silver to upper panel. Light rubbing to the extremities but certainly a near fine copy, the binding square and firm, the contents clean throughout and without previous owner's inscriptions or stamps. With an introduction by A. D. Coleman. Limited edition of 700 copies, around 550 of which were issued in paperback. This copy one of scarce hardcover issue, numbered 320 and signed by Charles Gatewood in black ink on the title page. A superb volume that deserves a wider audience. Gatewood is best known as a photographer who documents the sexual underground and helped launch the Modern Primitives meme into popular consciousness. This, however, is undoubtedly his best book, and one of the notable American photo books of modern times. Unlike his other work that emphasises sexuality and the idiosyncrasies… Read More

Woodstock, NY: Sun In Scorpio / Flash Productions, 1984. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. Oblong clothbound quarto. The scarce issue in cloth of this volume of black and white photographs by Gatewood with an introduction by A. D. Coleman. A very good copy in black cloth binding, lettered in silver. Binding is slightly splayed. Issued without dustwrapper. This is copy 61 of seven hundred copies in the total edition. It has been estimated that perhaps as few as one hundred of them were done in this cloth edition. Scarce. SIGNED by Gatewood.