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BRASSAÏ.
The Artists of My Life.
Illustrated with full-page reproductions of
Brassaï’s photographs of artists at work. 4to,
pictorial paper over silver-stamped cloth, with
a special clasped presentation folder at the
front housing the photogravure. DELUXE
EDITION FROMWITKIN-BERLEY, ONE
OF 150 COPIES SIGNEDAND NUMBER-
ED BY BRASSAÏ, ISSUED WITH A
PHOTOGRAVURE.
NewYork:Viking Press, (1982)
[1,000/1,500]
WITH—
Henri Matisse drawing from the nude.
Hand-pulled dust-grained photogravure, the
image measuring 8
1
/
4
x6
1
/
4
inches (21x15.9 cm.),
the sheet 10
1
/
2
x7
3
/
4
inches (26.7x19.7 cm.),with
Brassaï’s signature, in ink, and the edition
notation 150/150, on recto. 1939; printed 1982.
From the Estate of LeeWitkin; by descent to
the Present Owner.
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LARRY CLARK.
Tulsa * Teenage Lust.
Together, 2 of Clark’s most important titles, each with moody reproductions of his provocative
photographs. Folios, the first silver-stamped black cloth with a photo-pictorial dust jacket, creased
on front panel; the second photo-pictorial wrappers, edges slightly worn. Roth 244. FIRST
EDITIONS, EACH SIGNED BY CLARK.
(NewYork): [Lustrum Press], [1979] & (NewYork): (1983)
[800/1,200]
Tulsa
is the first hardcover edition.
WITH—An exhibition catalog from the International Center of Photography’s 2005 Larry Clark
retrospective, curated by Brian Wallis; with text by Brian Wallis, Katherine Dieckmann, and Jim
Lewis. 12mo, photo-pictorial paper boards.
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