Yesterday’s Top Lots: Fine Photographs & Select Photobooks The Fine Photographs & Select Photobooks auction yesterday, October 19, 2010, saw much interest in a large selection of photojournalism, as well as a photograph by Annie Leibovitz of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, taken just prior to Lennon’s death. The top sellers for the day, however, were portfolios and albums, including Adam Clark Vroman’s A Trip to Snake Dance, with 76 platinum prints of Native Americans. The album, from August 1895, brought $48,000. Adam Clark Vroman, A Trip to Snake Dance, Moqui-Indian-towns, and Petrified Forests of Arizona, album with 76 platinum prints, August 1895. Sold for $48,000. Roman Vishniac, The Vanished World, portfolio with 12 photographs, 1936-38; printed 1977. Sold for $43,200. Roman Vishniac’s portfolio of Polish Jews in the 1930s, The Vanished World, sold for $43,200. Both set record prices. Share Facebook Twitter October 20, 2010Author: Swann CommunicationsCategory: Photographs & Photobooks Tags: Adam Clark Vroman Daile Kaplan fine photographs record prices Roman Vishniac top lots Previous Handmade John F. Kennedy Albums Next Whistler, London and the Thames Recommended Posts Daile Kaplan on The Thrill of Photographic Discovery Photographs & Photobooks July 14, 2017 What is vernacular photography? Photographs & Photobooks March 24, 2014 Gordon Matta-Clark: Walls Paper, Deconstructed Photographs & Photobooks May 18, 2010