First Edition. A monograph by a noted Mexican photographer including black-and-white photographs, a few color images, and samples of her woodcuts. An edition of 2000 copies. Texts by Elizabeth Ferrer, Elena Poniatowska, and Francisco Reyes Palma (in English and Spanish). 216 pages. 9 by 8-1/2 inches. First edition, first printing.....

First Edition. A monograph of 26 black-and-white images taken in India in the 1990s. Iturbide is a noted Mexican photographer. Introduction by Oscar Pujol. Text in English and Spanish. An edition of 2000 copies. First edition, first printing (no statement of later printings). A fine copy in red cloth and.....

First Edition. "A comprehensive analysis of rural migration in the United States"—letter of transmittal. Research Monograph XIX. xxi, 192 pages. Illustrated with half-tone photographs, including images by Dorothea Lange and other WPA photographers. First edition (First printing). Very good in gray printed wrappers (probably also issued in cloth). Some pages.....

First Edition. A survey and summary of state-level reports on youth unemployment and prospects, with less than optimistic conclusions ("the baffling economic situation" is one heading). (Of course, the solution to widespread unemployment was the coming war). Research Monograph XV. xx, 167 pages. Illustrated with half-tone photographs, most uncredited but.....

First Edition. The second of four volumes seeking to define "a new Blackness, real and strong as our history, pushing consciousness toward a new place" through photography (quoted from the first volume in the series). At the time Joe Crawford started this series, African American photographers had been almost completely.....

A view of Eastern Oregon town of La Grande, in Union County, taken from the hills to the west of the downtown area. The Foley Hotel, with its distinctive Queen Anne turret is visible at the left center of the image, dating this view to after 1891. A printing-out paper.....

A large cabinet card photograph of one of the early Theosophists and one of the best-known European converts to Buddhism in the 19th century. Olcott (1832–1907) helped revive Buddhism in Sri Lanka, a contribution for which he was honored by a postage stamp with his portrait. This view of Olcott.....

First edition, wrappers issue. A signed first edition of this collection of essays about Spike Lee's films paired with black-and-white photographs from the sets. The contributors include Spike Lee (introduction); Lee's brother, the movie photographer David Lee (photographs), Melvin Van Peebles (foreword), and Terry McMillan, Toni Cade Bambara, Nelson George.....

First Edition. A survey of this noted photographer's long career with her prose commentary. This copy is inscribed to her friend and long-time editor, Robert Gottlieb, who she thanks in the acknowledgments of this book. Arnold was the first woman to join Magnum Photos, the photo agency co-op whose members.....

A poster for a local theater revival of Claire Booth Luce's 1936 play, The Women, directed by the noted photographer Cole Weston, the son of Edward Weston. Weston, in addition to taking his own photographs and printing from his father's negatives, worked with the Forest Theater Guild in Carmel, on.....

A terrific 19th century Chinatown albumen photograph that offers an interesting contrast to Taber's many well-known photographs of Cheong Wo & Co., a butcher shop that was located nearby. This view was just a half-block away, at the corner of Washington Street and the Washington Place alley. The shops in.....

An unmounted imperial cabinet card-sized albumen silver print of a large room in a Chinese restaurant, empty of people. The room is decorated with carvings and hanging scroll paintings. This view may have been taken inside the restaurant at 824-826-828 Washington Street, the only restaurant on Washington Street in the.....

A brown toned albumen silver print of one of one of Taber's most enigmatic views of San Francisco's always bustling Chinatown—an improbably empty alley with a ghostly image of a child at the intersection of two streets. Taber obviously retouched the negative to remove figures from the upper part of.....