Richard Misrach by Misrach, Richard - 1979

Aperture, 1983 First Edition 1st Printing in dust jacket SIGNED by William Christenberry to title page in month & year of publication, a Complimentary copy with laid in Aperture "Compliments of" sheet, the book is addressed to two close friends ("For Bill and Susannah, In celebration of a special friendship"), a Very Good unmarked copy with light edge wear & soil to rust cloth boards, spine slightly shaken, price-clipped jacket shows slight edge wear and one closed tear at spine top, small neat date to endpaper corner, a very nice signed and uniquely inscribed copy (dj in mylar protector); ob 4to; 135pp fully illus. Extra shipping charge REQUIRED for priority or overseas delivery of this heavy oversize book (extra charge SUBSTANTIAL for overseas shipment). Signed by Photographer. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good+. Complimentary Copy.

What Time Is It On The Sun? - Spencer Finch (NEW 2007 Slipcase in Shrinkwrap)
ISBN: 9780976427650
Copyright 2007, published by MASS MoCa (MA). The book and slipcase are brand new in protective shrink wrap. Overall, it is in Brand New condition.

Yosemite National Park / Boston: Virginia Adams / Houghton Mifflin, 1950. First printing. Hardcover. Very good/good +. Folio. Black card stock covers, with white lettering and EW decoration on front cover. White comb spiral binding. 79 pages, with 30 full page b/w photographic plates and excerpts from Weston's daybooks. Wear to all four corners, and scrapes at top of rear cover. Small repair to top of comb binding. Small ghost of sticker removal at top corner of Front FEP. No names or marks. Illustrated dust-jacket (with "$10.00" price intact) is in one piece, but has loss at both spine ends, at middle of spine, and at bottom corner of both panels at spine. The dust-jacket also has a horizontal crease across middle (where it was folded and tucked inside book). Due to size, international shipping at cost.

"My Wallet of Photographs: The Collected Photographs of J. M. Synge" arranged and introduced by Lilo Stephens. [Dublin]: Dolmen Editions, 1971. Eleven hundred copies, of which 1050 are for sale, are printed. pp. xvi + 53 b. & w. plates (incl. frontis. tipped in), [7]. Hardcover, quarter black cloth with grey boards, gilt title on spine and gilt initials (J. M. S.) of Synge, on front cover (corners square, slight wear at bottom of spine, covers are unmarked, interior is clean & unmarked). dj., unclipped (a few marks on back cover, spine faded, some wear at top of dustjacket with a tiny tear at top of spine).Very Good+ condition. (Dustjacket is in Very Good condition).Size: 11" x 7 5/8" (28cm x 19.5cm).

Signed. Edward Steichen included Roy Decarava's photographs in the 1955 Museum of Modern Art exhibition, 'The Family of Man'. In 1952 he became the first African American artist to receive a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship. He's originally from Harlem and his subjects are from contemporary urban culture. His photographs are in black and white. Roy DeCarava has signed on the flyleaf facing the title page (signature only).

Cabinet card measures 5 3/4" x 3 3/4". Verso is dated August 3, 1909. And mailed from Tombstone to Bisbee [sic] Arizona. Penciled underneath no doubt by the sender "ain't she a brick". David Daniels in his "Photograph's Wet-Place Interlude in Arizona Territory, 1864-1880" in the Journal of Arizona History notes on p. 192 that this was often done of Apache women being photographs from the waist up. Mollie Fly continued to run the Tombstone gallery on her own and in 1905 she published a number of her late husband's famous photographs. She was inducted in 1989 into the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame. A similar photograph measuring 7 1/2" x 4 3/4" sold at the Skinner Auction in 2002 for $811.

New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970. First Edition, First Printing. The scarce hardbound issue featuring photographs of North Vietnam by Marc Riboud, with text by Philippe Devillers. Quarto. Original black cloth, titles to spine in orange, black endpapers. in the spine faded dust jacket. Near Fine in a Very Good dust jacket, which has some edge wear, rubbing and a few small chips and tears. SCARCE in hardback.

A near fine hardcover rare book with near fine DJ. GREEK, ENGLISH"Many things have changed over the past 15 years since the publication of the book, mainly in the life of the Greek farmer. But beyond these changes, the timeless nature, the deep entity of women's existence, the connection, the hugs of yesterday with today remain unaltered. It's the moments of birth, sadness ... It's the look of the girl from Benaki Museum that "marries" with the look of the eternal Aphrodite. Close and long, modern and endless. These thoughts were shared with the people of the publishing house MILITOS who took over the re-enactment of the book, offering their knowledge and experience. I thank them all wholeheartedly. Special thanks to Director Anna Economidis, whose help has been valuable. I want to thank from the heart of the National Archaeological Museum and the Benaki Museum, sources of precious material. In particular, the director of the Benaki Museum, Angelos Delivorrias and his colleagues, who helped with this… Read More

Portland, OR: Nazraeli Press, 2012. Original archival color print signed by Stephen Shore on the back is tipped in. First edition / First printing. Limited edition. 500 copies. This copy is an Artists Proof. Taupe laminated boards. Very fine. Issued without dust jacket. The 73th publication in the Nazraeli Press One Picture Book series.

Dail, Hubert. THE SINGING FOOL AND THE STORY OF SUNNY BOY. 1928 copyright, Novel Magazine Corp., 1929 copyright Grosset & Dunlap. AL JOLSON COVER. Novelized from the 1928 Warner Bros. Motion Picture with this same title. A Lloyd Bacon Production. Illustrated with scenes from the Photoplay starring AL JOLSON, star of THE JAZZ SINGER, first talking film ever produced, this being a sequel. Please excuse our batch of books photos. The Singing Fool is the only title available here. USED. VG/Good Original RARE dust jacket. Protected in a mylar wrap. Red boards, black titling. 218 pages, 5 ¼ X 7 ¾. A nice find for motion picture buffs/historians.