112 - 771 FINE and APPLIED ARTS, ART REFERENCE
76 511 Photography Brassaï 
76 511 Photography Brassaï 
76 511 Photography Brassaï 
- Wrappers sl. worn along extremities (corners sl. worse, w. sm. fold in lower corner front- and backwr. and last 4 lvs.).
= First edition of Brassaï's first publication of photographs, published in the series "Réalités". Parr/ Badger I, p.134: "Brassaï's nocturnal vision of Paris is so well known, and his book Paris de nuit has been so influential (...). Paris de nuit is also a ravishing book object in a purely physical sense. The printing represents arguably the most luscious gravure ever seen, the blacks being so rich and deep that after handling the book one expects to find sooty deposits all over one's fingers. The graduation of tones is wonderfully subtle, describing an apparently infinite range of black and near-black tones. The layout, with its characteristic full-page bleeds, never more felicitously employed, takes us from image to image, from page to page, and across night-time Paris, with effortless panache." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
76 512 Photography Bucovich M von 
- Upper hinge sl. weak; bookplate on upper pastedown. Binding sl. dustsoiled.
= Vews of Berlin in the interbellum.
76 513 Photography Corbijn A 
76 514 Photography Divola J 
76 515 Photography Elsken E van der 
- Frontwr. sl. soiled.
= Dylaby was a collective of the artists Robert Rauschenberg, Martial Raysse, Niki de Saint Phalle, Daniel Spoerri, Jean Tinguely and Per Olof Ultvedt.
Fieret, G.P. Een nieuw lint. Gedichten. Haarlem, Granada, 1973, 1st ed., (80)p., orig. wr., narrow 8vo.
= With AUTOGRAPH DEDICATION and AUTOGRAPH POEM ("Wisseling") on verso htitle, signed and dated "Gerard 10 juli 1973". With autograph corrections on several pages.
AND 3 others w. photographs by ED VAN DER ELSKEN (Bagara), WINK VAN KEMPEN (De laffe nomaden) and MICHEL SZULC KRZYZANOWSKI (Neem nou Henny), all first editions.
76 516 Photography Elsken E van der 
76 516 Photography Elsken E van der 
- Title-page foxed; upper hinge weak. Upper left corner frontwr. bumped.
Kiljan, G. (1881-1961) (attrib.). (Girl sitting on a terrace). Vintage gelatin silver print, ±1935, 17,5x11,6 cm.
= Verso w. pencil annot. "belicht 8 sec./ ontw. m. [?]".
76 517 Photography Fieret G P 
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION and a small drawing in felt-tip pen on title.
Idem. Gedichten 1970-1972. Leyden, privately published, 1974, (24) photocopied lvs., orig. wr., folio.
- Wrapper loose.
= With a large drawing in black and red felt-tip pen by G.P. FIERET on frontcover.
76 518 Photography Fieret G P 
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION and a drawing on verso frontcover.
Idem. Een nieuw lint. Haarlem, Granada, 1973, (40) lvs., orig. wr.
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION and poem on verso frontcover.
AND 7 others by/ on the same, 3x with AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION i.a. De trommel van de vrijbuiter en de begeerte van vijf (The Hague, 1973) and Filosofie van een vlinder (Baarn, 1976).
76 519 Photography Fieret G P 
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION and a poem on title-p.
Idem. De lasso van de minnaar. Ibid., Nijgh en Van Ditmar, 1980, 128p., orig. wr.
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION and a poem on verso frontcover. With inserted errata leaf.
AND 4 others by the same, 3x with AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION, 1x w. poem on title: Een nieuw lint (Haarlem, 1973) and Stem van Phylologos (The Hague, 1974).
76/520 Photography Foto '37 
- Carefully rebacked/ rebound; wrappers trifle worn along margins. Good/ fine copy.
= Special issue of Prisma der kunsten, on occasion of the exhbition at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Contains essays by i.a. Paul Schuitema, L. Moholy-Nagy, Dick Elffers, Hajo Rose and Wim Brusse.
Schuitema, P. Waar Nederland trotsch op is. Hoe we tegen het water vochten en wat we er mee deden. Vol. 1. Leyden, A.W. Sijthoff, 1940, (4)textp., (col.) photogr. plates by i.a. P. SCHUITEMA, C. OORTHUYS, E. BESNYÖ, E. ANDRIESSE and P. ZWART, orig. clothbacked photomontage boards by P. SCHUITEMA, 4to.
- Covers sl. rubbed at corners/ along margins; backstrip sl. dam. = All published. Maan, p.115.
AND the facs. reprint of De 8 en Opbouw - Speciaal-nummer over de fotografie [year 7 (1936), no.3] (n.pl., 1979, ills., orig. wr., 4to).
76 521 Photography Giloy Hirtz P 
76 522 Photography Gräff W 
- First and last page trifle foxed. Spine-ends sl. worn. Otherwise fine.
= First edition of this classic work on modern photography. Andel p.261; Bolliger V, 137 and VI, 306: "Ein Pionierbuch der modernen Photographie". Parr/ Badger I, p.83 and 98f: "A determinedly didactic book, Es kommt der neue Fotograf! is at once showcase for diverse photo-imagery and treatise for an all-inclusive modernist photography".
76 523 Photography Heinecken R 
= "These writings began in 1974 and since that date have been exhibited as collage elements in art galleries and portfolios".
76 524 Photography Heinecken R a o 
AND 8 others by/ on Heinecken, i.a. J. ENYEART (ed.)., Heinecken (Carmel, 1980, num. col. ills., orig. embossed cl., obl. 4to) and E. RESPINI, Robert Heinecken. Object Matter (New York, 2014, richly illustrated, orig. boards w. dustwr., 4to).
76 525 Photography Heinecken R Bayar D a o 
76 526 Photography Henttonen M 
76 527 Photography Lerski H 
76 527 Photography Lerski H 
- Htitle and title loose (htitle frayed in lower blank margin). Dustwr. worn and w. dam. at extremities (partly strengthened w. tape, mainly on verso).
= Parr/ Badger, p.130: "His work consisted mainly of portraits, but whereas [August] Sander was careful to photograph his subjects in their social settings, Lerski used the studio, and focused entirely on the head, effectively de-socializing them. Using studio lights and a system of mirrors, he lit them in an intensely dramatic, hyperbolic way that reflects the Expressionist lighting of the films on which he worked, especially the psychological thrillers and horror films."
Salomon, E. Berühmte Zeitgenossen in unbewachten Augenblicken. Stuttg., J. Engelhorns Nachf., (1931), 1st ed., 46,(2)p., 104 photogr. plates w. accomp. textp. (w. text in German, English, French and Italian), orig. cl.
- Spine sl. sunned and spine-ends sl. worn. = Parr / Badger I, p.131.
76 528 Photography Loiseaux O and Fumey G 
76 529 Photography Malone L and Adams D 
= "On August 5, 1997, Laurent Malone and Dennis Adams walked non-stop from downtown Manhattan, across the Williamsbridge to JFK Airport. They followed the staightest path possible toward their destination, crossing neighbourhoods, expressways and cemeteries. The walk took 11 1/2 hours. Adams and Malone shot photographs along their destination according to an agreement to produce an undetermined number of paired images: one 35 mm camera was shared with the understanding that either person could take a photo of their own choice at any time during the walk. Who shot the photograph handed the camera to the other person, who then shot a second photo in exactly the opposite direction, with no attention to subject selection, framing, or adjustments in aperture and focus (...)" [descriptive text on backstrip, followed by the same text in French].
76 530 Photography Mentzel A and Roux A 
76 530 Photography Mentzel A and Roux A 
76 530 Photography Mentzel A and Roux A 
76 530 Photography Mentzel A and Roux A 
- Occas. sl. thumbed. Covers partly dam. at spiral, worn along extremities, yellowed and soiled/ sl. stained; backcover lacks sm. portion of 2 corners.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.