Photography by Barrow Thomas, Kristin Barendsen, Stuart A. Ashman - 2008: New Mexico

Edizioni Cora, 1991. Copyright by Edizioni Cora - Arzignano (Vi) Impreso en Italia - Printed in Italy 2a Edicion Nov. '93 : Comision Directiva Camara De Supermercados y Autoservicios De Cordoba : : Very Good Minus condition Hardcover Folio in a Good condition Dust Jacket, 1991, Second Edition. This 13 inch tabletop Folio has text entirely in SPANISH, and is a detailed photojournal of Cordoba, Argentina. The spine foot is chipped and bumped, and the dust jacket is marred at that point. The jacket also has a few closed tears. The interior is unmarked and too tight to make images of on the scanner. This book is filled with full page color photos of the people, landscapes, wildlife, historical buildings, and monuments of this beautiful place. Only a few pages of historical documentation at the front. Great photography. This large book may require additional shipping in some instances.. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good -/Good. Illus. by Carlo Y Carlos Esteban Legnazzi. Folio - over 12" -… Read More

1941. Signed Photo Approx 5 X 7 inches, FACSIMILE Signed Photo Approx 5 X 7 inches, , NearFine- Condition with light rub, wear Scuff & tiny residue on Margins Front, This is printed on Fotochrome-x studio paper which establishes some age to the photo, SIGNED B/W PHOTOGRAPH. Signed by Author. Unbound. Very Good/No Jacket.

W. W. Kimball Co, 1930. Original Signed Photograph . No Binding. Good. 7" x 5. Original Photograph, Image 9 3/8" X 7 3/8", A Standard Kimball Piblicity Photogrph With His Signature Printed In White And Kimball Stamp On Reverse, Also Additionally Inscribed In Ink "To Dear Orline Burrows, A Great Genius Of The Violin, Wonderful Artist, In Admiration,George Liebling 1930". Corner Crease At Lower Left; A Few Tiny Marginal Tears. Orline (Burrow) Woodward (1911-2000) Was A Concert And Orchestral Violinist. As A Little Girl Of Six In Longview, Texas, She Played Her Violin In A Demonstration Of The Edison Talking Machine On The Chautauqua Circuit Stage Shared With William Jennings Bryan. As A Young Woman, She Concertized Extensively Throughout The West Coast, Most Notably In The Seiling Garden Theater Concert Series. Her Appearance On "California's Hour" With Singer Jane Froman Marked The First Coast To Coast National Television Broadcast In The Industry. She Performed… Read More

Against a stark horizon in a harsh climate, settlers in Nebraska everywhere erected monuments to their optimism. The buildings pictured in Dreams in Dry Places are not just famous landmarks like the State Capitol but also humble farmhouses, barns, grain elevators, courthouses, banks, churches, stores, and theaters. They represent every kind of architecture to be found in Nebraska--folk, high-style, commercial, residential, pioneer, and modern; the unexpected and the familiar, the poetic and the prosaic, good and bad. Caught by Roger Bruhn's camera, these structures always suggest the spiritual resources of their builders and inhabitants, who struggled for a livelihood on the Great Plains.Dreams in Dry Places has an architecture of its own, beginning and ending with images of the natural landscape and in between revealing unexpected continuities among disparate structures and settings, juxtapositions of forms, and the vanities and vagaries of architectural style. Exterior and interior shots are… Read More

Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1984. First Edition. 189 duotone plates. In the spirit of Dorothea Lange and Russell Lee before him, Bill Ganzel set out on a quest to photograph the aftermath of the Dust Bowl more than 30 years later. fine plus in a fine dust jacket. .

Edizioni Cora, 1991. Copyright by Edizioni Cora - Arzignano (Vi) Impreso en Italia - Printed in Italy 2a Edicion Nov. '93 : Comision Directiva Camara De Supermercados y Autoservicios De Cordoba : : Very Good Minus condition Hardcover Folio in a Good condition Dust Jacket, 1991, Second Edition. This 13 inch tabletop Folio has text entirely in SPANISH, and is a detailed photojournal of Cordoba, Argentina. The spine foot is chipped and bumped, and the dust jacket is marred at that point. The jacket also has a few closed tears. The interior is unmarked and too tight to make images of on the scanner. This book is filled with full page color photos of the people, landscapes, wildlife, historical buildings, and monuments of this beautiful place. Only a few pages of historical documentation at the front. Great photography. This large book may require additional shipping in some instances.. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good -/Good. Illus. by Carlo Y Carlos Esteban Legnazzi. Folio - over 12" -… Read More

W. W. Kimball Co, 1930. Original Signed Photograph . No Binding. Good. 7" x 5. Original Photograph, Image 9 3/8" X 7 3/8", A Standard Kimball Piblicity Photogrph With His Signature Printed In White And Kimball Stamp On Reverse, Also Additionally Inscribed In Ink "To Dear Orline Burrows, A Great Genius Of The Violin, Wonderful Artist, In Admiration,George Liebling 1930". Corner Crease At Lower Left; A Few Tiny Marginal Tears. Orline (Burrow) Woodward (1911-2000) Was A Concert And Orchestral Violinist. As A Little Girl Of Six In Longview, Texas, She Played Her Violin In A Demonstration Of The Edison Talking Machine On The Chautauqua Circuit Stage Shared With William Jennings Bryan. As A Young Woman, She Concertized Extensively Throughout The West Coast, Most Notably In The Seiling Garden Theater Concert Series. Her Appearance On "California's Hour" With Singer Jane Froman Marked The First Coast To Coast National Television Broadcast In The Industry. She Performed… Read More

Against a stark horizon in a harsh climate, settlers in Nebraska everywhere erected monuments to their optimism. The buildings pictured in Dreams in Dry Places are not just famous landmarks like the State Capitol but also humble farmhouses, barns, grain elevators, courthouses, banks, churches, stores, and theaters. They represent every kind of architecture to be found in Nebraska--folk, high-style, commercial, residential, pioneer, and modern; the unexpected and the familiar, the poetic and the prosaic, good and bad. Caught by Roger Bruhn's camera, these structures always suggest the spiritual resources of their builders and inhabitants, who struggled for a livelihood on the Great Plains.Dreams in Dry Places has an architecture of its own, beginning and ending with images of the natural landscape and in between revealing unexpected continuities among disparate structures and settings, juxtapositions of forms, and the vanities and vagaries of architectural style. Exterior and interior shots are… Read More

Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1984. First Edition. 189 duotone plates. In the spirit of Dorothea Lange and Russell Lee before him, Bill Ganzel set out on a quest to photograph the aftermath of the Dust Bowl more than 30 years later. fine plus in a fine dust jacket. .

Nebraska Farmstead
11.5x10, 8.5x6.5. Professional photo. Mounted on decorative mat. Excellent condition. Purchased locally