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Review copy with distributor's [University of Nebraska Press] review slip laid in. Very good .
First French edition.
A sumptuously illustrated book, drawing on dance and ritual from Tibet, Nepal, India, Burma, Indonesia, Thailand, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and the Solomon Islands. The American edition was published by Rizzoli in the same year, under the title: "The Spirted Earth: Dance, Myth and Ritual from South Asia to the South Pacific". Fine .
Biographical information on the photographers and commentary on their work is printed in German and English. Very good .
First edition. Very good .
First edition. Published in conjunction with an exhibition held from August 11 to September 11, 1994.
Inscribed and signed in full by the photographer Rosalie Gwathmey on the half title. Signed copies of this important exhibition catalog are rare.
A student of Paul Strand at the Photo League of New York, Rosalie Gwathmey (1908-2001) was married to the social realist painter Robert Gwathmey. Her warm, simple, yet gritty photographs evocatively captured the African-American experience in South Carolina and in her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina. Her work was included in a New Photographers group show at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1946 and one of her images was included by Steichen in the 1955 Family of Man Exhibition. Despite these successes, she turned away from photography in 1955, donating all of her prints to the New York Public Library and destroying her negatives. She rarely looked back and went on to establish herself as a textile designer. Largely forgotten in the intervening decades, this solo exhibition revived interest in her work. Fine .
Limited edition of only 20 copies signed by the photographer.
A student of Minor White, David A. Hanson is a teacher of photography at Farleigh-Dickenson University. Among his works are a portfolio entitled "Miss Liberty: A Volume of Nine Collotypes" and a portfolio of photogravures of "The Hudson River". Fine .
These images from JPL/NASA were first presented in an exhibition at the Grey Art Gallery and Study Center, New York University. The afterword is by James W. Head, III, Professor of Planetary Geology at Brown University, who was involved in the NASA programs to explore the moon, Mars and Jupiter. Good .
Among the contents of this issue are articles on Wilhelm Weimer, Josef Sudek, August Friedrich, Karl Himly and Philipp Petri, and on the "Spirograph: the 'Disc' Motion-Picture Viewer and Projector". Very good .
Published on the occasion of an exhibition organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and curated by Diana C. du Pont, who wrote the introductory essay.
Born in the United States, Florence Henri spent most of her life in France. Initially a student of painting, she participated in the most advanced art movements of the time--Cubism, Purism and Constructvism. In 1928, after spending a semester at the Bauhaus in Dessau, she took up the camera and quickly moved from avant-garde art to avant-garde photography. Fine .
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