Collection of 20 Original Photographs from George Warrek's One- Man Show at the Museum of the University of Puerto Rico, June 12-29, 1962 by Warrek, George - 1962

London: T.F. Robey, 1890. Very Good. 16 black-and-white collotype views loose, as issued, in a light green envelope. Title from envelope. "Robey's Series" -- on envelope and on each image. Thomas F. Robey was a photographer active in London beginning in the 1890s. From about 1894 to about 1905 he was also active as a commercial photographer and printer with Eustace Curzon. They were among many photographers producing platinotypes, or platinum prints, around the turn of the century. "Platinogram" was the name given by Robey to these images made from platinotypes. As listed on the envelope the views are: The Tower Bridge, Tower of London, London Bridge, Royal Exchange, St. Paul's (West Front), Embankment, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Rotten Row, Piccadilly Circus, Albert Hall, Albert Memorial, Crystal Palace, Trafalgar Square, Ludgate Circus, and the Great Wheel. There is no date of publication, but the images appear to be from the 1890s. The detail in the street scenes is particularly… Read More

Thessaloniki: Thessaloniki Org for the Cultural Capital of Europe, 1997 , 1995 Sept.. First edition. Hardcover. As New. As new copy, Hard cover pub without DJ. 202pp 27,8X30 cm. English printing in 5000 copiesThe Manaki brothers, Yanaki and Milton were photography and cinema pioneers who brought the first film camera and creating the first motion pictures on the Balkan Peninsula and in the Ottoman Empire. ENGLISH

Santa Monica, CA: Ram Publications / Huntington Library, 1997. Signed on the title page by Michael Kenna. Additionally inscribed: To Michael, with very best regards, September 12, 97. First edition / First printing. Brown cloth. Fine in fine dust jacket, with a hint of fading to the dust jacket spine. A lovely production.

London: Thames and Hudson [0-500-54109-4] 1985. (4to) 283pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Photographs. There is a very tiny dampstain to the back bottom corner and the top edge has a small discoloration near the spine. "The first picture - the first shot - in this large and fascinating volume of Henri-Cartier-Bresson's photographic portraits is much more than merely strange. I know nothing about the main figure in that picture beyond a time, 1967, and a place, Israel; but I know enough to be captivated by something unfamiliar, yet inescapable". Time Period & 1932-1985. Foreword by Andre Pieyre de Mandiargues. (Photography, Celebrities, Photography, Portraits).

Santa Fe, NM: Twin Palms, 1992. First edition / First printing. Gilt stamped black cloth. Very fine without dust jacket as issued. Archival clear mylar jacket is supplied. One of five thousand casebound copies.

New York: Holt Rinehart and Winston, 1970. Stated first editon. Some wear and tear to jacket. About 120 glossy pages with black and white photographs by Marc Riboud, text by Philippe Devillers. Thanks for shopping with us! 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and lifelong learning.. First. Cloth. Very Good/Good. Illus. by Riboud, Marc. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Göttingen: Steidl. Lrg. 4to. 400pp. prof. illus. color & b&w. 1st Ed. Appendix. Pict. Boards (sm. Nick rear cover, o/w New.Please Note: this book is heavy and may require extra shipping/insurance. Please inquire.

LIMITED EDITION, ONE of 1,500 copies. SIGNED & INSCRIBED by the photographer, Gil Garcetti. NEW and UNREAD.

Lexington, KY: Lexington Camera Club, 1972. First printing. 60 pp., 8.5 x 7.75 inches. Saddle-stapled into printed card covers. Edition of 1000 copies. Light soiling and edge-wear to covers, slight toning to page edges, otherwise fine. The third in a series of exhibitions showcasing work from university and college photography departments across the United States; in this instance, featuring students and faculty from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Illinois, University of Louisville, and University of Nebraska, as well as members of the sponsoring organization, the Lexington Camera Club. Organized and directed by Ralph Eugene Meatyard, and shown at the Speed Museum in Louisville, the exhibition included 240 photographs by 55 photographers, including Reed Estabrook, Art Sinsabaugh, Jonathan Green, Minor White, James Alinder, Guy Mendes, Meatyard, and others. Uncommon.

Tokyo: Asahi Photo Service, 1934. en Francais - Image du Japon Second Edition; 1934. Bilingual English/French book with French translations by Georges Alsot 4to size tan clothbound hardcover with black titles on spine and cover; 292 pages. Endpapers are a two page spread of a red Rising Sun on a light colored background. Most pages are full page black and white photographs, there are some pages where two photographs appear on a single page. The photographs are very high quality reproductions. The photographs are captioned in English and French. The book has no Table of Contents and no text other than the photo captions and Preface. From Preface: "(Our) cameramen are constantly exploring the multi-colored life of the people, and their photographs offer fresh sidelights upon Japanese customers and activities, which will afford Western readers glimpses into an unfamiliar Eastern world... (It shows) something of the recent developments, both social and political, that go to make up modern… Read More