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Old Boston in early photographs, 1850-1918. 174 prints from the collection of The Bostonian Society.
New York, NY
Dover Publications, Inc.
1990
128 p.
pb.
174 b&w ill.
Buch
0-486-26184-0
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10.95 $.
A Boston image. 100 photos by Dave Lawlor.
Boston
David F. Lawlor
1962
s. p.
Spiralbindung
b&w photographs
Buch
-
Text engl.
Pleasure drives around Cape Ann.
Gloucester, Mass.
Procter Brothers
98 p.
OLw.
autotype and woodcut ill.
Buch
Historic Cambridge in four seasons. A camera impression by Samuel Chamberlain.
New York
Hastings House
1942
74 p.
hb.
Tiefdruckabb.
Buch
Art of the state. [On cover also: State of the art]. Massachusetts photographers, 1975-1977. Ed. by Susan R. Channing with an introduction by Estelle Jussim.
Ausstellungskatalog, Boston, MA, Massachusetts Arts and Humanities Foundation, Inc., 1978.
Boston, MA/ Danbury, NH
Massachusetts Arts and Humanities Foundation, Inc./ Addison House
1978
96 p.
pb.
ill.
Katalog
0-891-69-034-4
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Fair Harvard. Photographs by Samuel Chamberlain with text by Donald Moffat.
Cambridge, Mass.
Harvard University Press
1948
104 p.
OLw.
gravure ill.
Buch
-
Photography in Boston. 1955-1985.
Ausstellungskatalog, Boston, Mass., DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, 2001.
Cambridge, Mass.
The MIT Press
2001
193 p.
cb. in dustjacket
63 (22colored) plates, 22 text ill.
Katalog
The Sudbury River: A celebration.
Ausstellungskatalog, Lincoln, MA, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, 1993.
Lincoln, MA
1993
color photographs
Katalog
Nur Kurztitelaufnahme 10.2006.
Live love look last.
Göttingen/ New York, NY/ San Francisco, CA
Steidl/ Pace-MacGill Gallery/ Fraenkel Gallery
2009
first edition
116 p.
hc.
bw photographs
Buch
978-3-86930-026-9
@Amazon
Text engl.
Close far. [Text Peter Galassi].
Göttingen
Steidl
2013
first edition
s. p.
hc.
bw photographs
Buch
978-3-86930-536-3
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Text engl. - The book can be turned both ways - one „close“ for the datailed close-up self portraits, the other with the „far“ subjects of architectural views, both taken with a 11x14’’ view camera.
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