Prestel, 2000. Introd. Isabella Rossellini, Christiane Amanpour, Shenna McDonald. Essay by Sara Stevenson. Cloth boards, dustjacket, quarto, colour and b&w photographs, pp 239. Gift inscription. Very good condition in like d.j.
London: Phaidon / Christie's, 1987. 1st ed., quarto, cloth boards, dustjacket, b&w illus, pp 160. Inscription front endpaper, top corner of front endpaper clipped, clear tape head and foot of spine of d.j. Very good condition in like d.j. Advice on a whole range of collectable photographs, from nineteenth-century stereo.....
Melbourne: Viking, 1988. 1st ed., quarto, pp. 208, b/w photographs, original boards, d.j. head spine lightly sunned otherwise very good condn. Documentation of the Australian landscape by one of Australia's most respected modernist photographs whose work was mostly in black and white.
London: F.A. Swaine Ltd, 1936. Original silver gelatin photographic print, mounted on card, 240mm x 460mm, titled below image "West Australian Banquet June 9th, 1936" with photographer's stamp. Group of gentleman, mostly West Australians seated at a banquet in London. The Western Australian flag with black swan emblem on wall.....
Perth: The Author, 2014. Quart, wraps, b&w plates, colour plates, pp 154. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author. Near-fine condition. Photographs of dancers and musicians.
London: Folio Society, 2006. Quarto, original cloth boards with pictorial onlay, gilt spine, b&w and colour illus plates. pp 220. In original illustrated slipcase, Fine condition, (Very heavy, please inquire regarding postage.) Selection and introduction of great photographs, from the nineteenth century to the beginning of the twenty-first...
London: Angus McBean, Photographer, 1959. Angus McBean. Full length studio portrait of Eileen Joyce taken by London photographer, Angus McBean, original b/w photograph, 235mm x 180mm, ink presentation inscription to photo, "To Gwen, with love Eileen Joyce, London 1959", photographer's stamp to verso with some pencil annotations, creasing to upper.....
Melbourne: Nelson, 1972. Roy 8vo, wraps, b&w photographs, pp 92. Near-fine.
London: William Heinemann, 1925. 2nd Ed., First "royal 4to" edition (an "Imperial 4to" edition, limited to 550 copies, was published in 1924, but without the monograph on the elephant, present here), pp.xxiv, 206, (colophon), large folding front sepia photographic plate of a herd of elephants and two other fold. plates.....
London: Hazell, Watson & Viney, 1914. Quarto, original stiff paper wraps, b&w plates (some tipped-in), unpag. Small closed tears yapp edges. Very good condition. Photographs, articles, and advertisements.
London: Hazell, Watson & Viney, 1915. Quarto, original stiff paper wraps, b&w plates (some tipped-in), unpag. Small closed tears yapp edges. Faded to edges and spine. Frontis plate (Asquith) partially detached. Good condition. Photographs, articles, and advertisements.
London: Hazell, Watson & Viney, 1918. Quarto, original stiff paper wraps, b&w plates (some tipped-in), unpag. Small closed tears yapp edges. Very good condition. Photographs, articles, and advertisements.
Paris: Librairie Serge Plantureux, 2007. Oblong, wraps, 100 photographs (all but one b&w), with text. Very good condn. Collection of historical portrait photographs, nineteenth and twentieth century.
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Antoine-Kershaw Studios, c. 1938. Original silver gelatin print, 138mm x 87mm, signed 'Paul Schramm' across image. Most likely taken during his 1937-38 tour of Australia by Australian photographer Antoine Kershaw. Leo Paul Schramm (1892-1953), pianist and composer, was born on 22 September 1892 in Vienna, son of Marie Hofmann. In.....
Dalkeith: Dookaninny Publications, 1984. 4to, pp. 92, Index, b/w plates, pres inscr to Lang Hancock, signed by Author, wraps, fine. Black and white photo and short biography of a diverse selection of Western Australians including Western Australian mining magnate, Lang Hancock, to whom the book is signed.