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Book# 24684

Stettner, Louis

Wisdom cries out in the streets.

Ort   Paris
Jahr   1999
Auflage   20 copies
Illustration, Ausstattung   24 pl.of ill.
Medium   Buch

 

In box embossed with Stettner’s drawing. Autobiographical overview of Stettner’s work, from earliest series (First promenade) through Promenade Ten (the 1990s). “A masterpiece” (Pajerski, cat. 66, 2002). - Nur Kurztitelaufnahme 01.2003.
Cat. literature on photography no. 66. New York: Fred & Elizabeth Pajerski [09.2002]: 2300.00 $ (signed book, original photograph, original drawing).
Photographie 20. Jahrh. Monographie USA, New York 
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