Search Results: PHOTOGRAPY from Pellbooks

Sao Paolo, Brazil: Goethe Institut, 1987. Fine in large photographic softcover/magazine format. Includes works by Susanne Brugger, Doerte Eissfeldt, Elfie Froehlich, Verena von Gagern, Silke Grossmann, Candida Hoefer, Barbara Klemm, Loni Liebermann, Marina Markowski, Irene Peschick. Includes examples or works as well as bio of each ortist. Text in Portuguese. . Fine.

Paris: Trianon De Bagatelle, 1988. In photographic stiff white covers. Illustrated with black and white photographs and text in English and French. Important catalogue of work by Egyptian-French photographer Andre Naggar.Born in Egypt, André Naggar settled in Paris in 1952 where he continued to pursue his passion for photography. Highly respected and valued within a circle of connoisseurs, André Naggar is now gaining much wider recognition. For Jean-Claude Lemagny, Chief Curator of the Department of Prints and Photographs at the Bibliothque Nationale de France, "André Naggar's astonishingly original photographs show the world in a state of motion. Time exposure, and movements of the hand holding the camera, reveal trails and imprints of images left by the subjects with the passing of time. Here is the essential dimension: Time. The photographer moulds time as if it were a living matter. Unpaginated, but ca 40 pages printed on extra-heavy stock.. Near Fine.

New York: Light Gallery, 1976. First edition, first printing. Soft cover. Photographically illustrated wrappers with French folds. Photographs by Aaron Siskind. Introduction and essay by Thomas B. Hess. Includes an Index of Places (locations where the photographs were made). Designed by Malcolm Grear Designers. 114 pp., with 89 duotone plates, and numerous black and white reference illustrations, beautifully printed on fine paper (Warren Cameo Dull) by Pentacle Press. 11 1/2 x 10 5/8 inches. This first edition was limited to 7500 total copies. This copy SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY SISKIND: " Happy Birthday I.C.P. ( International Center of Photography) , Aaron Siskind, 11-21-81". Light trace of wear to the upper right hand corner of the dj, barely visible but ought to be mentioned, else a sumptuous copy.. Signed by Illustrator. First American Edition. Near Fine.

Frankfurt: Museum Fuer Moderne Kunst, 1995. In oversized oblong stiff photographic wraps. Exhibition catalogue.in Fine as New condition. Texts by Jean-Christophe IAmmann and Olof Hansen in German and English. Biography, bibliography and exhibition list. Photos from all over the world in black and white. 128 p. 50 b/w plates. The female photographer Abisag Tüllmann was a freelance photo journalist who collaborated with Magnum (Cologne) from 1961-1965 and the weekly newspaper Publik from 1968-1971. This catalog combines photographs taken over 35 years .. First Edition -. Fine as New. Illus. by Tullmann.

Paris: Librairie Taride, 1900. In embossed red faux-leather boards with gilt lettering and decoration measuring 9x7 inches. The 18 black and white photographs unfold attached to each other and show the magnificent exposition pavillions for the different nations all over the city of Paris. Included one of the first pictures of the Eiffel Tower. Covers detached but all photographs clean .. Very Good.

NY: Mayflower Books, 1979 Pictorial Wraps. Very Good + Photographs without commentary. "Res Ipsa loquitor," I guess. 64 illustrations. Very nice copy, with only slight soiling to covers..

New York &: Michale Rovner/ Parkett , Der Alltag, 1990. Amazing portfolio of work by Israeli artist Michal Rovner. [4] p., [20] p. of color photography plates, measuring 30 x 30 cm bound in tan paper boards with large black block lettering. By repeatedly re-photographing her images, transferring them from video to film and back again, and manipulating them digitally, Michal Rovner creates photographic and video imagery that abstract familiar subjects like houses, animals, and people into ambiguous and iconic forms. Michal Rovner was born in Tel Aviv, Israel, in 1955. She presently lives and works in New York and Tel Aviv. Rovner’s blurry large-scale images of people and birds in some unidentified space transform the concept of border, and force us to rethink our relationship with boundaries as a particular geographic sign system. Rovner’s photographs seem to fluctuate and gradually change, becoming images of uncertainty in their denial of focus. A scarce copy of an elusive title in Near… Read More

New York: International Center for Photography, 1991. Narrow thin photographic self wraps in Near Fine condition with a compliments of ICP card stapled to front cover. This was the promotional brochure for the exhibition "Photographs Annie Leibovitz 1970-1990" organized by International Center of Photography in New York City in 1991. Uncommon. . Near Fine.

New York: Aperture In large glossy Hardcover boards in Very Good condition with minor damage to the top of the spine, paper a little crunched. 141 pages, light surface wear. Special issue, Aperture 80, includes photos, excerpts from Diaries and Letters plus a biographical essay by James Baker Hall.. Very Good.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Aperture, 1989. Fine as new in large photographic softcover. Clean and crisp. This issue includes essays by Paul Auster, Donald Kuspit, Max Kozloff, and others. The photographers include Gary Brotmeyer, Judy Dater, Peter Hujar, Will McBride, Michael Spano, and others.. Fine as New.

Millerton, New York, U.S.A.: Aperture, 1978. Fine as new condition in laminated photographic Hardcover. Number 81. Contents this issue: People and Ideas -- Lange, Photography in Paris, Visions of the Dark - Robert Coles & Alex Harris on Changing Eskimo World, Inhabited Nature -- Landscapes Argues Robert Adams include Mankind, Roadside Glories - William Chrisenberry photographs Hale City Alabama, Eudora Welty by Guy Davenport, City's Lively Beat - A New York Exhibition discovers Street Photography 1940-1955. First Edition.. Fine as New.

Millerton, New York, U.S.A.: Aperture Inc, 1971. Issue features photographs of Peru by Jonathan Cohen and of the Xicrin Indians of the Amazon by Claudia Andujar Love.. Pictorial Soft Cover. Very Good.

New York: Aperture A lot of 40 collectible issues of Aperture Magazine in Fine as New, unread condition Inlcuded in the lot are the following issue numbers:Included are the following issues issues : 82,83-84,85,86,87,88,89, 90,91,92,93, 105,108,157,158,159, 114 128 160,161,162,163,164,165,166,168,169, 170,171,172,173,174,175,176,177,178,179, 181,182,183 An amazing collection . Fine.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Rizzoli Intl Pubns, 1991. Like new condition in oversized black cloth hardcover and thick double folded photographic dustjacket. Clean and crisp, no inscriptions or flaws. Tiny bit of wear to the dj else in As New condition. A study of fashion photography since 1945 which places it in the mainstream of popular culture. It links fashion to such influential figures as Walker Evans and Robert Frank, and its implications transcend purely photographic history. Martin Harrison explores the role of magazine culture and the influences of art directors and editors, who have both created and reflected the mood and tones of the post-war decades. With the participation of the greatest figures in the field, from Richard Avedon and Irving Penn to Bruce Weber, he presents some of the most famous fashion photographs of all time, as well as many rare images. The involvement of artists such as Cindy Sherman and Robert Mapplethorpe is also examined, whose work is peripheral to the fashion… Read More

Switzerland: Edition Stemmle, 1995. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 144 pp.,100 b/w plates. Biography, Exhibition History, Selected Bibliography. Essay by Peter Weiermair. Photos by Arthur Tress. An retrospective view of the photographers career from the mid 1950's to the mid 1990's. SIGNED BY ARTHUR TRESS ON THE HALFTITLE.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Fine/Fine.

Munich: Schirmer and Mosel, 1976. In photographic softcover . 18 pages of text followed by 60 illustrations, in German; very good condition, except covers are very yellowed and cellphane is separating from cover paper. Inside clean and unmarked. With a previous owners stamp by Sander Gallery in Washington, a photo gallery that used to be owned by the grandson of August Sander.. Poor.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Aperture, 1980. Very good large format photographic softcover. 125 p. Covers Sanders' "Man of the Twentieth Century," the Rhineland Landscapes, Nature Studies, Architectural and Industrial Photographs, and Images of Sardinia. Catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same title at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, March 1 - April 27, 1980.. Very Good.

Munich: Goethe Institut, 1980. First edition, in fine photographically illustrated wrappers in sepia color. Photographs by August Sander. Text (in German and English) by Dr. Piero Racanicchi. 38 pp., with 11 black-and-white plates. 9-5/8 x 8-1/4 inches. Published on the occasion of an exhibition at the Goethe Institute, Munich. . First American Edition. Fine as New.

Stuttgart: Institut Fuer Auslandsbeziehungen, 1979. Folio-sized red card covers exhibition catalog in French. Includes numerous examples of German artists up to 1979 who use photography. 79 pages, fully illustrated. . Near Fine.

Germany: Richter Verlag, 2001. Fine as new in oblong photographic hardcover boards. 95 pp. with colour photogr. plates depicting highways, text in German and English.. First Edition. Fine as New. Illus. by Uschi Huber.