Auction Catalog Saturday, October 13, 2012

Auction Catalog 

PRC 2012 Benefit Auction 

Saturday, October 13, 2012

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interpretation, and celebration of new work, ideas, and methods 

in photography. We inspire our members and the broader community 

with thought-provoking exhibits, educational programs, and resources 

that support the advancement of the photographic arts. 

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Staff 

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Loupe Editor 

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Auction Date and Location 

Saturday, October 13, 2012 

808 Gallery at Boston University 

808 Commonwealth Avenue 

Boston, MA 02215 

Live Auction Event: 5:00 pm 

Curator Led Tour begins at 5:30 pm 

Live Auction begins at 6:45 pm 

Silent Auction Event: 8:15 pm 

Section 1 closes at 9:15 pm 



Auction Preview Exhibition 

October 5 – October 12, 2012 

808 Gallery at Boston University 

The preview exhibition is free and open to the public. 

Friday, October 5 

Saturday, October 6 

Sunday, October 7 

Monday, October 8 

Tuesday, October 9 

Wednesday, October 10 

Thursday, October 11 

Friday, October 12 

11 am - 5 pm 

1 pm - 5 pm 

1 pm - 5 pm 

Closed 

11 am - 5 pm 

11 am - 5 pm 

11 am - 8 pm 

11 am - 5 pm 

Installation Technician: Vincent Marasa 

Pricing 

Auction Admission 

Live Auction: $100 

Includes an elegant reception with gourmet hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, 

a curator led tour of the live auction photographs with Francine Weiss, 

PRC’s new Curator & Loupe Editor, and admission into silent auction. 

Each ticket entitles the attendee to one auction catalog and one paddle 

number. 

Silent Auction: 

Advance Tickets: $25 PRC Members | $30 General Public 

At Door Tickets: $35 

Includes appetizers, desserts, wine, and beer as well as one hell of a 

party! Each ticket entitles the attendee to one auction catalog and one 

paddle number. 

Auction Catalog Only: $10 per catalog, shipped 

Online Catalog 

prcboston.org/auction 

The PRC maintains an online version of this catalog. After viewing the 

selections online or in the preview exhibition, we invite you to place an 

absentee bid or purchase through the Buy It Now option. Please see 

instructions on page 3. Pieces purchased through Buy It Now will be 

marked as sold on the website and at the auction. 

Auctioneer 

Stuart Whitehurst 

W & W Appraisers and Consultants 

Now based in Stuart, Florida, Stuart is an independent appraiser and partner 

in W & W Appraisers and Consultants. A 28-year veteran of the auction 

industry, he most recently spent 16 years with the prestigious New England 

auction house of Skinner Inc., based in Boston and Marlborough, MA. 

Stuart has also appeared in numerous national and regional television and 

radio broadcasts, speaking about the world of antiques and collecting. 

Stuart is a generalist appraiser, with extensive knowledge of American, 

British and European furniture, decorations and fine art. He is also the former 

director of Skinner’s Fine Books and Manuscripts department, where 

he grew the department to international renown, and achieved numerous 

world-record prices for rare, historical documents, maps, and texts. 

Auction Special Features 

PRC Portfolio 

The Photographic Resource Center presents an unprecedented portfolio 

of photographs by seventeen world-renowned artists. Each artist represented 

in the PRC Portfolio is considered a contemporary master. 

Edition: 23/35 

Additional copies available 

$25,000 

Special Auction Price: $15,000 

This portfolio was produced in a 

trade edition of thirty-five signed 

and numbered prints enclosed in 

a custom clamshell case measuring 

20 x 24 inches. Printed and 

produced by Color Services, LLC 

and Palm Press, Inc. 

Featuring: Lalla Essaydi, Ralph 

Gibson, Emmet Gowin, Jocelyn Lee, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Abelardo 

Morell, David Hilliard, Henry Horenstein, Patti Smith, Sage Sohier, Laura 

McPhee, Jim Dow, Robert & Shana ParkeHarrison, Frank Gohlke, Barbara 

Bosworth, and Susan Meiselas. 

The PRC Portfolio is included in the following collections: 

Addison Gallery of American Art 

Center for Creative Photography 

deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum 

George Eastman House 

RISD Museum 

Harvard Art Museum 

and a number of prestigious private collections 

Live Music 

Mark Zaleski Trio 

The Mark Zaleski Trio takes 

jazz standards from the great 

American songbook and fuses 

them together with rhythms of 

Latin, African, rock, funk, hip-hop, 

and Balkan music. The melodies 

of their music are of common 

knowledge to most listeners, but 

the grooves and improvisations create a unique modern jazz experience. 

Zaleski has performed with the likes of Christian McBride, Dave 

Brubeck, the Either/Orchestra, the John Allmark Jazz Orchestra, and Jethro 

Tull as a bassist, saxophonist, and clarinetist. He is joined by Lefteris Kordis 

on piano and Karen Kocharyan on drums. 

markzaleskimusic.com 

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Bidding Information 

Registration 

In order to receive a paddle number upon entrance to the auction, all 

patrons must provide a credit card number to guarantee payment of any 

winning bids made. Actual payment at check-out may be in the form of 

cash, personal check, or credit card. 

Live Auction 

The Live Auction will proceed in numerical order as listed in this auction 

catalog. 

Silent Auction 

Bids are to be made on the bid sheet corresponding to the particular print 

of interest. These bid sheets will be adjacent to the prints on the night 

of the Silent Auction. The Silent Auction sections will close in increments 

of 15 minutes beginning at 9:15 pm. At the conclusion of each section, 

volunteers will circle the winning bid and paddle number. 

Absentee Bids 

Collectors are invited to bid on live and silent artwork in the auction 

without being present the night of the auction. To place an absentee bid, 

please contact Erin Wederbrook Yuskaitis, Program & Exhibition Manager, 

at ewyuskaitis@prcboston.org or 617-975-0600. Absentee bids will be 

accepted until 5 pm on Thursday, October 11. Absentee bids will be executed 

at the lowest possible price, subject to the reserve price and other 

bids. If two or more parties have entered matching bids, the earliest shall 

take preference. 

Buy It Now Option 

All work in the silent auction may be purchased outright at 125% of the list 

price. The Buy It Now option will still be available the night of the auction, 

but this option is only available if the last bid does not exceed the Buy It 

Now price. We request that all Buy it Now purchases remain on display 

until October 13. 

Paddle Raise 

For this year’s paddle raise, the PRC respectfully requests support for its 

popular Master Lecture Series. Through the Master Lecture Series, the PRC 

seeks to provide educational opportunities for emerging and established 

photographers, foster community interaction based around the art of 

photography, and promote regional and national photography luminaries. 

The PRC currently presents eight lectures per calendar year, and this series 

has included such esteemed photographers as Harold Edgerton, Susan 

Meiselas, Ansel Adams, Ed Kashi, Jim Dow, and Bruce Davidson, in addition 

to well-known critics, scholars, and curators. The Master Lecture Series is 

also a central component of our Institutional Membership program, which 

enables students from 22 area colleges and universities to attend these 

lectures for free. People who raise their paddles for this cause will be listed 

as Master Lecture Series Donors. 

Parking & Accessibility 

BU Lot F adjacent to the 808 Gallery will be open for parking during the 

auction. Parking in this accessible lot is free if you arrive prior to 5:30 pm 

and mention that you are attending the PRC Auction. Guests arriving after 

5:30 pm will be required to pay $12. Meter parking is also available on the 

surrounding streets. 

The main entrance of 808 Gallery on Commonwealth Avenue features two 

stairs. The accessible entrances to 808 Gallery are located on Essex Street 

(east side of the building) and also on the parking lot entrance lane (west 

side of the building). Only the Essex Street entrance is equipped with a 

power-assisted door. Please contact Erin Wederbrook Yuskaitis, Program 

& Exhibition Manager, at ewyuskaitis@prcboston.org or 617.975.0600 for 

special accommodation requests. 

Conditions of Sale 

Items will be offered for sale in the same order in which they are listed 

in this catalog. The prints in this auction have been matted and framed 

before the sale for protection and presentation. We make no representation 

as to condition of any lot sold except where noted in this catalog, and 

generally no reference to imperfection is made in the catalog description. 

All lots are sold as is. Perspective purchasers should personally view lots to 

evaluate their condition. 

The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the buyer. 

The auctioneer has the right to reject a bid and to advance the bidding at 

his absolute discretion, and in the event of dispute, to determine the successful 

bidder or to re-offer and resell the article in dispute. On the fall of 

the auctioneer’s gavel, title of the offered lot shall pass to the buyer, who 

shall forthwith assume full risk and responsibility for the purchase, supply 

his or her name and address, and pay the full purchase price. Should there 

be any dispute after the sale, the auctioneer’s record of final sale shall be 

conclusive. 

Estimates are furnished only as a service to prospective bidders. They signify 

the appropriate price range that we expect each lot to realize. These 

estimates have been prepared well in advance and are subject to change. 

If a lot is subject to a reserve (a confidential minimum price below which 

the lot will not be sold), we will implement reserve bidding on behalf of 

the consignor. Consignors are not allowed to bid on their own items. 

All purchases must be paid in full the day of the auction. Payment may be 

made in the form of cash, personal check, or credit card. We will add the 

Massachusetts state sales tax to all in-state purchases. 

As noted above, all of the artworks in the PRC 2012 Benefit Auction are 

framed. The PRC will wrap and pack purchased lots, but shipment may be 

arranged only at the request and cost of the purchaser. Volunteers will be 

available at the auction to assist patrons with loading their vehicles. Purchases 

must be picked up at the PRC by 5 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012. 

The PRC is not responsible for storing purchases beyond that date. 

Photographic Glossary 

The following descriptions explain the terminology used in this catalog. 

Please note that statements and terms in this catalog are subject to provisions 

of the Conditions of Sale and that the Photographic Resource Center 

makes no warranties or representations with any lot. 

Authorship: The name in bold type indicates the photographer who, in 

our best judgment, is the author of the work (no unqualified statement 

regarding authorship is made or intended). If not of the collection of the 

artist, donor is indicated. 

Title: The title, either as given by the photographer or by which the image 

is generally known, appears in italics. 

Date: In this catalog, the date refers to the year the image was created, 

not necessarily when the piece was printed. In every instance, the PRC has 

used dates provided by the artists. If the print date is deemed important, it 

will appear as the second date (i.e. 1958/2001). 

Measurement: Given in inches, this generally refers to the image size. 

The PRC has used sizes provided by the artists. 

Edition: Indicates the number of prints made of the particular image 

and where this particular print falls within the series. For example, 3/15 

indicates that the photograph is the 3rd print out of an edition of 15. AP 

stands for Artist’s Proof. 

Condition: In this catalog, the PRC has made no attempt to qualitatively 

describe the condition of the photographs and makes no guarantees 

regarding their condition. 


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Gallery Information 

Were you captivated by a particular artist’s work offered in the PRC 2012 

Benefit Auction If so, take note of the gallery name listed by the artist’s 

entry so that you may learn more about the artist and view his or her 

full body of work. 

We encourage you to visit these galleries in order to see a greater body 

of work by that artist or learn of other artists the gallery may represent. 

These galleries, like the PRC, are committed to advancing the careers of 

artists. Please let the galleries know that you saw their names at the PRC 

2012 Benefit Auction. 

Alan Kotz Gallery 

511 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001 

(212) 741-4764 | klotzgallery.com 

Anastasia Photo 

166 Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002 

(212) 677-9725 | anastasia-photo.com 

Carroll and Sons Gallery 

450 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA 02118 

(617) 482-2477 | carrollandsons.net 

Chameleon 

18 Liberty Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 

(978) 463-7623 | chameleonarts.com 

Clark Gallery 

145 Lincoln Road, Lincoln, MA 01773 

(781) 259-8303 | clarkgallery.com 

Dakota Ridge Gallery 

9 West Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229 

(570) 325-2082 | dakotaridgegallery.com 

Decaneas Archive 

295 Endicott Avenue, Revere, MA 02151 

(781) 284-4244 | decaneasarchive.com 

The Drawing Room 

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937 

(631) 324-5016 | drawingroom-gallery.com 

The Gallery at Four India 

4 India Street, Nantucket, MA 02554 

(508) 228-8509 | galleryatfourindia.com 

Galatea Fine Art 

460B Harrison Avenue, #B-6, Boston, MA 02118 

(617) 542-1500 | galateafineart.com 

Gallery Kayafas 


(617) 482-0411 | gallerykayafas.com 

Mercury Gallery 

20 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966 

(978) 546-7620 | mercurygallery.com 

Panopticon Gallery 

502c Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215 

(617) 267-8929 | panopticongallery.com 

Pucker Gallery, Boston 

171 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116 

(617) 267-9473 | puckergallery.com 

Rick Wester Fine Art 

511 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001 

(212) 255-5560 | rickwesterfineart.com 

Robert Anderson Gallery 

24 West 57th Street, Suite 503, New York, NY 10019 

646-455-0393 | robertandersongallery.com 

Robert Klein Gallery 

38 Newbury Street #402, Boston, MA 02116 

(617) 267-7997 | robertkleingallery.com 

Rocky Neck Gallery 

53 Rocky Neck Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930 

978-282-0917 | rockyneckgallery.com 

The Schoolhouse Gallery 

494 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657 

(508) 487-4800 | galleryschoolhouse.com 

The Square Circle 

11 Dock Square, Rockport, MA 01966 

(978) 546-7100 

Time and Tide 

4 Market Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 

(978) 238-8848 | timeandtidefineart.com 

Online Partner 

Paddle8, the premier online art 

marketplace and transaction 

platform, will host the online 

auction component of the PRC 

2012 Benefit Auction, allowing 

collectors and art enthusiasts from around the world to participate in the 

sale. An online preview of works available in the sale launches at noon on 

Monday, October 1 and closes at 6:00 pm on Friday, October 12. All bids 

will transfer to the PRC 2012 Benefit Auction Live and Silent Auctions held 

on Saturday, October 13 . 

Paddle8.com/forgood/prcauction 

Howard Yezerski Gallery 


(617) 262-0550 | howardyezerskigallery.com 

Janet Borden, Inc. 

560 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 

(212) 431-0166 | janetbordeninc.com 

Khaki Gallery 


(617) 423-0105 | khakigallery.net 



1. Jim Dow 

Carrito “La Terminal” Fray Bentos, 

Uruguay, 2012 

Digital Inkjet Print, 1/25 

Signed Verso, 7.67 x 9.67 in. 

$2,050 

Courtesy of Robert Klein Gallery 

Represented by Janet Borden, Inc. 

jimdowphotography.com 

Jim Dow studied graphic design and 

photography at Rhode Island School of Design. Since then, he has received 

multiple commissions, fellowships, and grants that have allowed him to 

travel and photograph as well as publish extensively. His subjects include folk 

art, roadside architecture, signs, county courthouses, baseball parks, soccer 

stadiums, and private clubs. Currently, he lives in Boston and teaches at Tufts 

University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. 

2. Agnieszka Sosnowska 

Nude, Self Portrait, 2012 

Toned Silver Gelatin Print, 1/5 

Signed Recto, 8 x 10 in. 

$600 

Courtesy of the artist 

sosphotographs.com 

Agnieszka Sosnowska received an 

MFA in Studio Education from Boston 

University in 1999 and a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of 

Art and Design in 1995. She is the recipient of the 1991 Annie Blake Award for 

her photographic narrative work in Sweden, and the 2005 Skriðuklaustur, East 

Iceland Award for a series of self portraits that reflected transition. She has had 

numerous solo and group exhibits in Iceland, the Lancaster Museum of Art, 

PA; the Pleides Gallery of Art, NY; the Walters Art Museum, MD; the University 

of Northern Iowa; and several others. Sosnowska has also done documentary 

photographic work in Africa, Poland, and Iceland. 

3. Lynn Saville 

Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 2011 

C-Print, AP 1/2 

Signed Verso, 14.625 x 22 in. 

$2,000 

Courtesy of the artist and 

Gallery Kayafas 

lynnsaville.com 

Lynn Saville received her education at Duke University and Pratt Institute. She is 

a New York-based photographer whose work is represented in New York by the 

Yancey Richardson Gallery and in Boston by Gallery Kayafas. Her photographs 

have been exhibited internationally, and she has published two well-received 

monographs: Acquainted with the Night and Night/Shift. Saville has been awarded 

grants by both the New York Foundation for the Arts and the New York State 

Council on the Arts. Her photographs are represented in such distinguished 

collections as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA; the George Eastman 

House, NY; the Museum of the City of Paris, France; the Museum of the City of 

New York, NY; the Brooklyn Museum, NY; and The New York Public Library, NY. 

She lives in New York City with her husband, the poet Philip Fried. 

4. Shelby Lee Adams 

Eagles Nest, ‘08, 2008 

Gelatin Silver Print, 7/25 

Signed Recto and Verso, 16 x 20 in. 

$1,200 


Shelby Lee Adams is an environmental 

portrait photographer best known 

for his work that depicts Appalachian 

family life. He was educated at the Cleveland Institute of Art and Massachusetts 

College of Art and Design, and is the author of four photography books: 

Appalachian Legacy, Appalachian Lives, Appalachian Portraits, and Salt & Truth. 

His photography has been collected and exhibited by over 60 national and 

international public museum collections and numerous private collections. 

His work resides in the Musee De L’Elysee Lausanne, Switzerland; the National 

Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; the Whitney Museum of American Art, NY; and the 

Amon Carter Museum,TX. 

5. Marie Cosindas 

Faye & Peter, 1976, 1976 

Archival Inkjet Print 


$3,000 


Originally studying painting at Boston 

Museum School, Cosindas worked 

as a designer from 1944–1960. While 

studying with Ansel Adams, she 

worked almost exclusively in blackand-white 

photography, making 

several series of still lifes and architectural 

photographs. In 1962, she was 

one of about a dozen photographers 

who were invited by the Polaroid 

Corporation to test their new instant-developing color film. She then began to 

work exclusively in color, manipulating various components of the process to 

produce warmer tones. Using only available light, she produced a distinct portfolio 

of portraits of well-known figures. She later co-founded the Association of 

Heliographers, a New York photographers’ cooperative that included some of 

the most influential American art photographers of the 1960s. Her solo show at 

the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 1966 was the institution’s first to 

feature color photography. 

6. Carl Chiarenza 

Untitled 383 (2010), 2010 

Gelatin Silver Print 

Signed Recto, 18.5 x 14.5 in. 

$1,500 


Represented by Robert Klein Gallery 

and Allan Kotz Gallery 

carlchiarenza.com 

Carl Chiarenza, a resident of Rochester, 

NY, is Artist-in-Residence and Fanny 

Knapp Allen Professor Emeritus of Art 

History at the University of Rochester. 

He has a long history with Boston and 

Boston University: between 1963 and 

1986, he was Chairman, Director of Graduate Studies, and Professor of Art at BU 

while also teaching at Smith College and Cornell University. He holds two graduate 

degrees from BU and a PhD from Harvard University. Chiarenza has lectured at 

institutions all over the country, and he is the author of numerous essays and the 

biography Aaron Siskind: Pleasures and Terrors. His photographs have been in over 

80 solo shows and in over 260 group exhibitions. He was one of the earliest members 

of the Society for Photographic Education, and has developed and guided 

numerous organizations—including the PRC—devoted to the photographic arts. 


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7. Lydia Panas 

First Love, 2007 

C-Print, Unique 

Signed Verso, 16 x 20 in. 

$1,850 


lydiapanas.com 

Lydia Panas is an award-winning 

photographer based in Pennsylvania.   

Her work has been exhibited internationally 

and has been published widely in The New York Times Magazine, Photo 

District News, Popular Photography, and The Wall Street Journal Blog. She has 

taught at the Museum of Modern Art, Lafayette, Muhlenberg College, Moravian 

College, Kutztown University, Maine Media Workshops, the Vermont College 

MFA Program and the Baum School of Art/Lehigh Carbon Community College. 

Her work involves family bonds and relationships, identity, and the vulnerabilities 

and strengths of the human condition. 

8. Kevin Hass 

Gare de Perrache, Lyon, France, 2011 

Analog C-Print 

Signed Recto, 8.625 x 13 in. 

$525 


Kevin Hass considers his early 

exposure to rail travel to have given 

him a singular and unique base upon which to explore and create meaningful 

images of railroading. While working toward a degree at Brooks Institute of 

Photography, Hass learned the art and science of color darkroom methods. His 

love of film photography, instilled decades ago, has not wavered. He finds it 

imperative to work in a traditional darkroom, so that the statements made by 

his photographs are his alone. He still develops his own color negatives and 

makes his own expressive prints. His work is in numerous collections, including 

the Center for Creative Photography, AZ; and the Getty Center, CA; and has 

been exhibited widely in the United States and France. 

9. Arno Minkkinen 

Monographs: Frostbite (1st-1978), 

Waterline (1994), Body Land (1999), 

Saga (2005), and Balanced Equation 

(2008); PLUS one 11 x 14 print* 

$3,400 



arno-rafael-minkkinen.com 

Arno Rafael Minkkinen is a Finnish-American photographer, educator, curator, 

and writer. He has exhibited in over two hundred solo and group shows at 

galleries and museums worldwide; the most recent traveling exhibition being 

SAGA: The Journey of Arno Rafael Minkkinen. His self-portrait photographs have 

been published internationally through six monographs. Minkkinen is a Professor 

of Art at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Docent at the University 

of Art & Design Helsinki, and graduate faculty member at Rockport College in 

Maine. His work is included in institutions worldwide: the Museum of Modern 

Art, NY; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; the High Museum, GA; and 

Georges Pompidou Center, Paris, among many others. 

*The winning bidder will also receive one signed 11 x 14 in. Gelatin Silver 

Print of an image from one of the books. 

10. Robert Capa 

Number 657 War Era 075, ca. 1940s 

Gelatin Silver Print, printed under 

the supervision of Cornell Capa 

Labeled en verso, 11.75 x 18 in. 

$3,500 

Courtesy of anonymous donor 

Born Endre Ernő Friedmann, Robert 

Capa was a Hungarian combat photographer and photojournalist who 

covered the Spanish Civil War, the Second Sino-Japanese War, World War II 

across Europe, the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, and the First Indochina War. His action 

photographs, such as those taken during the 1944 Normandy invasion, portray 

the violence of war with unique impact. In 1947, he co-founded Magnum 

Photos with, among others, Henri Cartier-Bresson. The organization was the 

first cooperative agency for worldwide freelance photographers. 

11. John Goodman 

Tradesman, Havana, 2000, 2000 



$3,200 

Courtesy of the artist and Howard 

Yezerski Gallery 

John Goodman’s work is housed in 

several permanent collections of 

prestigious institutions, including the 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; the 

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; the 

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 

CA; and the Art Institute of Chicago, 

IL. He has had ten solo exhibitions 

since 1997, which were all located 

in Boston, New York, and Toronto. 

His work has also been displayed in 

numerous group exhibitions since the 

mid 1970s, including locations such as Paris, London, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, 

and Chicago. 

12. Dominic Chavez 

Untitled (Kenyan Orphans), 2010 

Archival Pigment Print 


$1,400 


dominicchavez.com 

Dominic Chavez began his career 

when he was only 19 working for The Denver Post. Six years later, he found himself 

traveling east, where he worked for The Boston Globe. For more than twenty 

years, Chavez has covered a wide range of domestic and international issues, 

spanning the war in Iraq to the ongoing drug war in Colombia. Currently, he 

is focusing his attention on global health issues and has produced six books 

since 2006. He has also received numerous awards, including a Kaiser Family 

Foundation Media Fellowship, a Media Excellence Award by the Global Health 

Council, and Photographer of the Year by the Boston Press Photographers Association 

for his work in Afghanistan, Angola, and Columbia. 



13. Stephen DiRado 

Amy, Aquinnah, MA, 2012 

Gelatin Silver Print, AP 


$1,800 


stephendirado.com 

Stephen Dirado is most well known 

for his portraiture, night astronomical 

photography, and semi-composed 

group photography. He has received 

fellowships from the Massachusetts 

Cultural Council, the National 

Endowment for the Arts, and the 

Massachusetts Artist Foundation. He 

has taken part in both solo and group 

exhibitions at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum and the Museum of 

Fine Arts, Boston. His work is held in both public and private collections and 

has appeared in The New York Times Magazine and Esopus. He is a senior lecturer 

in photography at Clark University in Worcester, MA and a 2012 Guggenheim 

Fellow. 

14. Olivia Parker 

Yellow Peony, 2012 

Archival Pigment Print, 2/10 


$3,400 



oliviaparker.com 

Olivia Parker became involved in photography in 1970, not long after graduating 

from Wellesley College with a degree in the History of Art. Since then, 

she has had more than 100 one-person exhibitions in the United States and 

abroad, and her work is represented in major private, corporate, and museum 

collections, including the Art Institute of Chicago, IL; the Museum of Modern 

Art, NY; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; and the International Museum 

of Photography at George Eastman House, NY. Currently, she is working on a 

group of pictures that involve illustrated books, tablets, and pages in order to 

explore the relationship between verbal and visual thinking. Parker is on the 

Board of Directors of the Photographic Resource Center. 

15. Bradford Washburn 

South Crillon Glacier and Canoe, 1934, 

1934/2003 



$5,200 

Courtesy of Decaneas Archive 

decaneasarchive.com 

Bradford Washburn was Founding 

Director of Boston’s Museum of Science and served as Director for forty years. 

Known as a mountaineer, explorer, cartographer and aerial photographer, 

Washburn traveled the world for eight decades, documenting landscapes from 

the Grand Canyon to the Alps, from Mount McKinley to the Matterhorn. Ansel 

Adams called Washburn a “roving genius of mind and mountains.” This genius 

inspired him to pioneer photographic techniques that captured the most 

remote and inaccessible points on earth, under conditions worthy of a stunt 

man. Washburn gathered many awards over the course of his venerable career, 

including the Alexander Graham Bell Medal from the National Geographic 

Society, the Centennial Award also of the National Geographic Society, and the 

King Albert Medal of Merit along with nine honorary doctorates. 

16. Rania Matar 

Stephanie, Beruit, 2010 



$1,450 


raniamatar.com 

Rania Matar was born and raised in 

Lebanon and moved to the U.S. in 1984. Originally trained as an architect at the 

American University of Beirut and Cornell University, she studied photography 

at New England School of Photography and Maine Photographic Workshops in 

Mexico. She teaches photography at Massachusetts College of Art and Design 

and in refugee camps in Lebanon. Matar has won numerous awards, including 

the 2011 Legacy Award at the Griffin Museum of Photography, 2007 and 2011 

Massachusetts Cultural Council artist fellowships, first place at the New England 

Photographer Biennial, Women in Photography International, and the Prix de 

la Photographie Paris. She has accumulated honorable mentions for the 2010 

UNICEF Picture of the Year Award, the 2010 Lens Culture Exposure International, 

the Silver Eye Center for Photography Fellowship, CENTER and the Photo Review. 

She was selected as one of the Top 100 Distinguished Women Photographers 

by Women in Photography, and was finalist for the distinguished Foster 

Award at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. 

17. Susan Meiselas 

Shortie on the Bally and the 

monograph Carnival Strippers, 1973 

Gelatin Silver Print and Limited 

Edition Book in Custom Case 

Print is Signed Verso 

67/75 

6 x 9 in. 

$1,200 

Courtesy of Gus & Arlette Kayafas 

Susan Meiselas received her BA from Sarah Lawrence College and her MA in 

visual education from Harvard University. Her first major photographic essay, 

Carnival Strippers, focused on the lives of women doing striptease at New 

England country fairs. Meiselas joined Magnum Photos in 1976 and has worked 

as a freelance photographer since then. She is best known for her coverage of 

the insurrection in Nicaragua and her documentation of human rights issues in 

Latin America. Meiselas has had solo exhibitions in Paris, Madrid, Amsterdam, 

London, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York. Honorary awards of recognition 

include: the Robert Capa Gold Medal by the Overseas Press Club (1979); the 

Leica Award for Excellence (1982); the Hasselblad Foundation Photography 

Prize (1994); and most recently, the Cornell Capa Infinity Award (2005). In 1992, 

she was named a MacArthur Fellow. 

18. Stephen A. Frank 

Diane Arbus during a class at the 

Rhode Island School of Design, 1970 

Singer Edition Inkjet Print 


$800 


Stephen A. Frank received his BFA 

from Ohio University and an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design. He has 

received numerous awards for his work, including the Royal Society of Arts 

Silver Medal, as well as the Community Award for outstanding photographs 

depicting ABCD and the Boston community. His work is included in the collections 

of the National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC; the High Museum of Art, 

GA; and the Brockton Art Museum, MA. He is currently an Assistant Professor of 

Art in Photography at Boston University. 


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19. Henry Horenstein 

Texas Map Turtle – Graptemys Versa, 

2008 

Archival Pigment Print, Auction 

Edition 2012 #2 


$1,300 


Represented by Carroll and Sons 

Gallery 

horenstein.com 

Henry Horenstein has worked as a 

photographer, teacher, and author 

since the early 1970s. He has authored 

over 30 books, including many monographs 

(Honky Tonk, Humans, Creatures, 

Aquatics, Canine, Racing Days). 

Henry’s textbooks have been widely 

used by thousands of photography 

students over the past thirty years. He lives in Boston where he continues to 

photograph, exhibit, publish, and teach at the Rhode Island School of Design as 

a professor of photography. His work is collected by many institutions including 

the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History, Washington, 

DC; George Eastman House, NY; and Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA. 

20. Constantine Manos 

Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 2001 



$2,000 


Represented by Magnum Photos 

magnumphotos.com 

Constantine Manos’ photography career began when he was only thirteen 

years old and part of his school’s camera club. By the age of nineteen, he was 

hired as the official photographer of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood. 

These photographs culminated in his first published work, Portraits 

of a Symphony. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1955 

with a BA in English Literature. From 1961-1964, Manos lived in Greece, which 

resulted in another book, A Greek Portfolio, which won awards at the Arles and 

the Leipzig book fair. In 1963, Manos joined Magnum Photos, becoming a full 

member in 1965. Manos was awarded the Leica Medal of Excellence in 2003 for 

his photographs in his American Color series. He lectures and teaches nationally. 

21. Karin Rosenthal 

Dune, 1996 

Gelatin Silver Print from Black & 

White Infrared Negative, AP from 

edition of 35 


$1,100 


krosenthal.com 

A Wellesley College graduate, Karin Rosenthal studied photography at the 

Rochester Institute of Technology in New York and the School of the Museum 

of Fine Arts in Boston. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums 

worldwide and is in numerous collections including the Museum of Fine Arts, 

Boston, MA; the Brooklyn Museum, NY; Harvard University’s Fogg Museum, MA; 

the International Center of Photography, NY; Polaroid’s National and International 

Collections; Santa Barbara Art Museums, CA; and the Allan Chasanoff 

Collection. 

22. Noah David Bau 

13, 73 lbs., 2011 


36 x 24 in. 

$2,500 


Noah David Bau divides his time 

between Bangkok and Boston. His 

work, while visually and conceptually 

diverse, consistently attempts to disrupt 

the seamlessness of mass-mediated 

imagery. Operating from social 

and intellectual margins, the work 

illuminates paradox and contradiction, 

offering an unstable, problematic reality. 

He graduated Magna Cum Laude 

from Amherst College as an Independent Scholar in Photography and Sexual 

Politics. He continued his studies at the California Institute of the Arts in Los 

Angeles and earned a masters degree from Stanford University. 

23. Marc Riboud 

Steel Mill, Anshan, China, 1957/ 

printed later 



$2,000 


Marc Riboud was born in Lyon, France, 

and took his first photograph at the age of thirteen, using his father’s vest 

pocket Kodak Camera. While perhaps best known for his extensive reports on 

the East—The Three Banners of China, Face of North Vietnam, Visions of China, and 

In China—his photographs appeared in numerous magazines, including Life, 

Géo, National Geographic, Paris-Match, and Stern. He won the Overseas Press 

Club Award twice and has had major retrospective exhibitions at the Musée 

d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris and the International Center of Photography 

in New York. He became a Magnum contributor in 1980. In recent years he has 

shot his stories mainly in black and white and on his own initiative. His most 

recent work was made in Turkey. 

24. Chris Enos 

Nudes/Enos Portfolio, 1971–1974 

Gelatin Silver Prints, 7/45 


$4,500 


chrisenos.com 

Born and raised in California, Chris 

Enos received a BA in sculpture from San Francisco State University and an MFA 

from the San Francisco Art Institute. In 1976, Enos founded the Photographic 

Resource Center (PRC) in Boston to provide a venue for fine art and documentary 

photographers to meet, promote, and display their work, filling a critical 

gap in the Boston arts scene. She served as director of the PRC from 1976 to 

1981. Enos’ work has been published internationally in Paris and Germany. She 

served as a professor Emeritus at the University of New Hampshire from 1986 to 

2004. Enos now lives and works in Santa Fe, NM. 



25. Aaron Siskind 

Harlem, ca. 1935/1981 



$2,500 


Aaron Siskind developed a love for 

photography after receiving a camera 

as a honeymoon gift from his wife. He 

became a member of the New York Photo League in 1932, and working within 

that group, he produced several socially conscious images, which included his 

most famous work entitled Harlem Document. In 1951, Siskind was invited by 

Harry Callahan to join the faculty at the Chicago Institute of Design, forming a 

valuable teaching partnership that informed scores of talented young photographers. 

In the 1970s, he and Callahan taught at Rhode Island of Design, and he 

continued to publish and exhibit widely through the 1980s. 

26. Ernest C. Withers 

Brook Benton and Elvis Presley, WDIA 

Goodwill Revue, Ellis Auditorium, 

Memphis, TN, December 6, 1957, 

1957/2004 

Gelatin Silver Print, AP 1/35 


$3,000 



Ernest Withers was a freelance photographer 

famous for his black and 

white images of the segregated South in the 1950s and 1960s, Negro league 

baseball, and the Memphis blues scene. A native of Tennessee, Withers played a 

key role in the Civil Rights Movement as a result of his photographic documentation 

of the Emmett Till trial. He witnessed the Montgomery Bus Boycott, 

Medgar Evers’ funeral, the integration of Little Rock High School, the Memphis 

Sanitation Workers’ Strike and the Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination and 

funeral. Among his many awards and honors are honorary doctorate degrees 

from the Art Institute of Boston, Memphis College of Art, Syracuse University, 

and the Framingham State University. 

27. Lou Jones 

Butterflies, from the series Distressed: 

Memories, 2012 

Archival Pigment Print, AP 


$1,850 


fotojones.com 

fotojonesblog.blogspot.com 

Lou Jones is past president of the New 

England chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers and was 

previously a long time member of the ASMP National Board of Directors. He is 

also one of the charter members of the Advertising Photographers of America. 

Jones’ images have been exhibited in galleries throughout the world, such as 

the Smithsonian and Corcoran Galleries, Washington, DC; Polaroid Gallery; San 

Francisco Museum of Modern Art, NY; deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, 

MA; Cooper Hewitt Museum, NY; Detroit Institute of Arts, MI; and Feuerwagner, 

Austria. He has photographs in the collections of institutions such as the Fogg 

Museum (Harvard), MA; Wellesley College, MA; Middle Tennessee State University, 

TN; and University of Texas, TX. In 2000, the International Photographic 

Council (United Nations) presented him with their highest award and the 

Boston Photography Collaborative gave him their CONTACT award. 

28. Jeff Silverthorne 

Nude with Paper, 1980 


Signed Verso,16 x 13 in. 

$1,200 


Since receiving his MFA, BFA, and MAT 

from Rhode Island School of Design, 

Silverthorne’s work has been included 

in over 30 solo exhibitions, 40 group 

exhibitions, and 36 publications 

including three monographs. His work 

is in the permanent collections of the 

Museum of Modern Art, NY; the Los 

Angeles County Museum, CA; the Yale 

University Art Gallery, CT; the Museum 

of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; and the George Eastman House, NY. He also has work 

in Switzerland, Paris, Copenhagen, and the Czech Republic. Since 2002, he has 

served as an Associate Professor of Art and University Core Professor at Roger 

Williams University in Rhode Island. 

29. Neal Slavin 

Knickerbocker Greys, ca. 1990 

C-Print, 72/135 


$2,200 


As a photographer and moviemaker, 

Neal Slavin has photographed for 

major magazines around the world, 

including The New York Times Magazine, 

Esquire, Frankfurter Allgemeine, 

Zeitung, and Rolling Stone Magazine. 

He attended Cooper Union School 

of Art and Architecture in New York, 

where he received a BFA. He received 

several National Endowment for the 

Arts grants and a number of awards from Communication Arts Magazine. In 

1986, he was named as the Corporate Photographer of the Year by the American 

Society of Magazine Photographers. He was also awarded the 1988 Augustus 

Saint-Gaudens Medal and the 2005 President’s Citation by the Cooper 

Union. His photographic work can be found in the Museum of Contemporary 

Photography, Chicago, IL. 

30. Frank Ward 

Girl with Dalai Lama Photo, Tibet, 

1994 



$700 


Represented by Photo-Eye Gallery 

socialdocumentary.net/photographer/frankward 

After receiving an MFA degree from 

Bard College, Frank Ward became a 

professor in the Holyoke Community 

College Art Department. In 2011, he 

received a Massachusetts Cultural 

Council Artist Fellowship award for his work in the former Soviet Union. He 

has also received grants for his work with Puerto Rican community in Holyoke. 

The Polaroid Foundation and View Camera Magazine have awarded his work 

from Tibet, and the Rotary Foundation has funded much of his photography in 

India. He spends the majority of his free time teaching in Holyoke and leading 

photography workshops in central Asia. 


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Section 1 

31. Lisa Kessler 

Dead Flamingos, 2009 

Archival Digital Print, Exhibition 

Print 


$1,200 


lisakessler.net 

34. Alison Hoornbeek 

Splash #1, 2010 



$500 


alisonhoornbeek.com 

37. Victoria Gewirz 

Trunk Show, 2009 

Piezography Print, 2/20 


$800 


40. Tony Loreti 

Fast Food Restaurant Worker, 2011 



$300 


tonyloreti.com 

32. Bill Boch 

Natural Forces, 2011 


Signed Recto,13.25 x 20 in. 

$600 


35. Dorothy Kerper 

Monnelly 

Saltmarsh at Dusk and Moon, 2001 

Archival Digital Pigment Print, 3/50 


$600 


Represented by Time and Tide 

dorothykerpermonnelly.com 

38. Sarah Pollman 

Parking Spaces, Brighton, MA, 2011 

Archival Inkjet Print from 4x5 

Negative, 1/3 


$500 


sarahpollman.com 

41. John Bunzick 

Orange VW, 2012 

Archival Inkjet Print, 1/10 


$450 


johnbunzick.com 

33. Zoe Perry-Wood 

Lucia, BAGLY Prom, 2011 


Signed Verso,17 x 25 in. 

$1,200 


Represented by Gallery Kayafas 

zoeperrywood.com 

36. Andre M. Brown 

Early Effort, 2012 



$500 


westsideshots.com 

39. Vittorio Sella 

Camp V Below the West Face of K2 

from Savoy Glacier, Karakoram, June 

1909, 1909/2012 

Archival Pigment Inkjet Print, 3/40 

11.25 x 15 in. 

$700 



42. Beth Hankes 

Untitled 23, 2012 



$375 


bethhankes.com 

43. Audrey Gottlieb 

The Giant Pig, 2008 



$600 


audrey-gottlieb.com 



Section 1 

44. Vivien Goldman 

Lacy Curtain, 2011 


16 x 20 in. 

$600 


47. Unknown Artist 

Nigatsudo at Nara/Miko or 

Performer in a Kagura, c. 1889 

Hand-colored Albumen Print, 

Unique 

10 x 8 in. 

$225 


51. Tom Young 

Holding Tight from the series Timeline, 

2010 


Signed Recto, 22 x 26.5 in. 

$2,500 


tomyoungphoto.com 

54. Suzanne Revy 

Flower, 2011 



$600 

Courtesy of Panopticon Gallery 

panopticongallery.com 

45. William Scully 

Water Lily Study No. 4, 2010 

Digital Underwater Photograph/ 



$600 


scullyphotography.com 

48. Tony Schwartz 

Contemplation, 2009 



$850 


tonyschwartzphoto.com 

49. Steven Keirstead 

Ice, Fourth Pond, Maine, 2011 

Optical Fuji Type C-Print 

Signed Recto, 15.25 x 23 in. 

$450 


fas.harvard.edu/~keirst 

52. Susan Lapides 

Blue Fog, 2008 



$750 


susanlapides.com 

53. Thomas Janzen 

Washington Street, 2011 

Archival LightJet Print, 1/100 

Signed Verso, 7 x 10.5 in. 

$200 


55. Tom Morin 

Untitled #206, from the series 

Chalkboard, 2004 



$1,100 


tommorin.com 

56. Stephanie Goode 

Dave, Underwater, 2009 

Archival LightJet Print, 1/30 


$500 


stephaniegoode.com 

46. Ashok Sen-Gupta 

Winter Dreamscape, 2009 


Signed Recto, 19 x 13 in. 

$400 


50. Antony Decaneas 

Family Portrait, Pavlia, Greece, 1984, 

1984/1985 

Gelatin Silver Print, Open Edition 

(fewer than 10 printed) 


$900 




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Section 1 

57. Sunny Gupta 

Trunk, 2012 



$400 


suketugupta.com 

60. Peter Treiber 

Love, 1990 

Archival Digital Print, 1/15 


$600 


Represented by Dakota Ridge 

Gallery, Monsoon Gallery, Artfully 

Elegant, & OC Designers Source 

ptphoto.com 

63. Stella Johnson 

Mixalis, Crete, Greece, 2011 



$2,200 

Courtesy of the artist and 

Panopticon Gallery 

stellajohnson.com 

66. Shawna Gibbs 

Movie Night, 2007 



$425 


shawnagibbs.com 

58. Sharon Devereux 

Book Series 2, 2012 


Signed Verso, 11 x 16.5 in. each 

(triptych) 

$995 


devereuxphotography.com 

61. Stephanie Robb 

Wrecker’s Race, 2005 

Inkjet Print, 1/2 


$375 


facebook.com/PeepsNewportRI 

64. Stefanie Klavens 

Banquet Hall, 2012 

C-Print, 1/20 


$850 


stefanieklavens.com 

67. Chester Michalik 

Hiroshima, Japan, 1995 

Digital Print 

Signed, 14.5 x 14.5 in. 

$400 


59. Stephen Petegorsky 

Fallen Corn at Sunrise, 2012 



$1,000 


spphoto.com 

62. Susan S. Bank 

Abuela from Piercing the Darkness, 

2000 

Selenium Toned Gelatin Silver Print 

on Fiber Paper, AP/10 

Signed Verso, 8.5 x 13 in. 

$1,200 


susansbank.com 

65. Stacy Swiderski 

Full Moon, 2010 

C-Print, 2/10 

16 x 16 in. 

$900 


stacyswiderski.com 

68. Shaun O’Boyle 

Keystone Arch Bridge, 2010 

Archival Pigment Print, Open 

Edition 

Signed Recto, 13.3 x 20 in. 

$1,150 


oboylephoto.com 



Section 1 

69. Alan Strassman 

Lowell 214, 2008 

Inkjet Print on Dibond, 1/3 


$1,000 


alanstrassmanphotos.com 

72. Amy Ragus 

Fire in Winter, Walden, 2009 

Archival Inkjet Print on Rag Paper, 

3/20 


$1,000 


amyragus.com 

75. Anita Līcis-Ribak 

Untitled 3 (diptych) from the series 

Many Loving Kisses, 2011 

C-Print on Airmail Paper, 1/3 

Signed Verso, 22 x 25 in. each 

(diptych) 

$1,520 


anitalicis.com 

78. Andrew Kessler 

Hopeless, 2006 



$1,750 


andrewkesslerphotography.com 

79. Corinna Lander 

Betty, 2012 


16 x 24 in. 

$200 


70. Adam Joseph Gooder 

Daffodil, 2011 

Gelatin Silver Lith Print on Antique 

Paper 

Signed Verso, 9 x 13 in. 

$500 


gooderfilm.com 

73. Alice Garik 

Woman with Kimono, 1998 

Palladium Print 


$600 


76. Willard Traub 

Morikami, 2005 

Chromogenic Color Print, 3/15 


$750 


saxonvillestudios.com 

71. Allen Palmer 

Untitled 1, 2012 



$475 


allenpalmerphotography.com 

74. Anne Davey 

The Garden, 2011 



$1,000 


annedaveyarts.com 

77. Astrid Reischwitz 

Look (Boston 2009), 2009 



$375 


reischwitzphotography.com 

80. Christian Waeber 

Empire of Lights, 2010 

Chromogenic Print, 1/12 


$800 


Represented by Galatea Fine Art 

cwaeber.com 


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Section 1 

81. Blake D. Ogden 

In the Woods, 2011 

Digital Pigment Print, 2/10 


$900 

Courtesy of Gallery Kayafas 

ogdenpictures.com 

84. Bruce Hamilton 

Spanish Door, 2011 



$300 


87. Bremner Benedict 

Sand Spring, 2004 



$1,000 


bremnerbenedict.com 

90. Sally Russell 

Wetlands 12, 2011 

Tintype 

Signed, 8 x 10 in. 

$600 


82. Brenda Bancel 

My Flag, Fayence, France, 2012 

Fine Art Archival Print, 1/20 


$350 


brendabancel.com 

85. Carol Golemboski 

They Hook and They Hold, 2001 

Toned Silver Gelatin Print, AP 


$750 


Represented by Robert Klein 

Gallery 

88. Sean K. Sullivan 

Rachel, 1997 

C-Print 


$450 


seansullivanphoto.com 

91. Robert Richmond 

The Naked Eye, 1994 



$1,000 


83. Brian Kaplan 

Seashore Park Inn #2, 2012 



$1,400 



86. Chehalis Hegner 

Magdalena Falling, 2012 

Archival Inkjet Print and Mixed 

Media on Birch Wood Panel 

Signed Recto and Verso, 19 x 29.5 in. 

$4,200 


89. Sean Kilmurray 

Walking Home, 2009 

Digital Print, 1/10 


$325 


92. Sarah Malakoff 

Untitled Interior (green stairwell), 

2005 

Digital C-Print, 2/12 

23.5 x 19.5 in. 

$950 


sarahmalakoff.com 



Section 2 

93. Sandra Chen 

Weinstein 

Veiled, 2007 



$1,000 


cm2-scw.com 

96. Robert Alter 

La Grande Arch Series #3, 2010 

Archival Inkjet Print, AP 

Signed Verso, 13 x 13 in. 

$900 


alterarts.blogspot.com 

99. Richard Sobol 

Imbalu, 2008 



$700 


richardsobol.com 

103. Ralph Mercer 

Eureka Dunes, Death Valley, CA #3, 

2009 



$700 


ralphmercer.com 

94. John S. Tilney, Jr. 

Looking Down, 2011 



$600 


johntilney.com 

97. Rob Weisman 

Farm Pond, 2012 

Giclée on Lustre, 1/5 


$350 


rmwphoto.com 

100. Rick Friedman 

Blue Boat, 2011 



$700 


richfriedman.com 

104. Phillip Jones 

Times Square 4, 2009 



$1,100 

Courtesy of Mercury Gallery 

phillipjonesphotos.com 

95. Robert Hunt 

Simple Nude, 2012 

Archival Digital Print 


$1,250 


roberthuntphotography.com 

98. Rebecca Buonopane 

Allie Dreaming, 2010 


12 x 12 in. 

$250 


rebeccabuonopane.com 

101. Randall Armor 

CSX Freight Train, Pittsburg, 2012 



$550 


armorfoto.com 

102. Rachel Bedet 

7603 Fleetwood Drive II, 2012 



$300 


rachelbedet.com 

105. Dana Mueller 

Jacque, Ernstthal/Rstg. Germany, 

2010 



$900 


Represented by Rick Wester Fine Art 

danamueller.net 


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Section 2 

106. Christopher 

Chadbourne 

Miss Georgia State Fair, 2010 

Archival Inkjet Print on Museo 

Silver Rag Paper, AP 3/3 


$650 


christopherchadbourne.com 

109. Daniel Borden 

Falling Yellow Building, 2012 



$500 


danborden.tumblr.com 

112. David Weinberg 

Beach Scene, 2009 



$600 


davidweinbergphoto.com 

116. Dianne J. Schaefer 

Doors and Sunlight, 2011 



$700 


dianneschaeferphoto.com 

107. Diana Zlatanovski 

2011.WR.8, 2011 

Pigmented Ink Print, 1/9 


$300 


thetypology.com 

110. David Rochkind 

Rounds, 2010 

Digital C-Print 

20 x 30 in. 

$1,200 


davidrochkind.com 

113. David Wolf 

Leaves and Clover, 2009 

Chromogenic Print, AP 

Signed Verso, 10.5 x 13.5 in. 

$1,100 


davidwolfphotographs.com 

117. Dick Swift 

Rachel Harms, dancer, 1970 

Digital Print from Scanned 

Negative, 3/10 


$300 


108. Philip Porcella 

Untitled, 1997 

Toned Gelatin Silver Print from 

Type 55 Polaroid Negative 


$1,000 


111. David Finks 

Homage to Viktor and Rolf, 2006 



$300 


flickr.com/photos/finksfoto 

114. David G. Hawkins 

Two Chairs at a Table, 2012 


Signed Verso, 20.75 x 13.75 in. 

$250 


davidghawkinsphotography.com 

118. Joseph Levendusky 

Hou Hai, Beijing, 2010 



$400 


115. John O. Roy 

The Lake, 2008 

C-Print, 2/4 


$350 


john-roy.com 



Section 2 

119. Dimitris Yeros 

Girl with Rabbit, 2005 



$3,000 


yeros.com 

122. Dominique 

Dudouble 

Quadrille, 2011 

C-Print, 1/10 


$1,000 


lookingforrenoir.com 

autempsjadis.fr 

124. Ed Kashi 

Cairo, 1993, 1993 


Signed Recto 

$1,000 


Represented by Anastasia Photo 

edkashi.com 

127. Dick Simon 

Driving in the Desert, Palmyra, Syria, 

2010 



$1,000 


dicksimonphotography.com 

120. Helena Goessens 

Tradición, 2012 

Archival Inkjet Print, Unique 


$450 


helenagoessens.com 

123. Elsa Dorfman 

My Framing Studio, 2012 

Original Polaroid, 1/1 


$500 


elsadorfman.com 

125. Eleanor Steinadler 

Provincetown Fencing #1, 2010 



$800 


Represented by Galatea Fine Art 

galateafineart.com/eleanorsteinadler 

128. Gretjen Helene 

Bursts of sharing; the binding of glue 

from the series Of the Egg in the 

Heart, 2007 

Liquid Emulsion Photograph 

(printed on the inside of an eggshell, 

mounted in a lightbox), 1/9 

Signed Verso, 2 x 1 in. eggshell 

$2,000 


gretjenhelene.com 

121. Don Gurewitz 

Festival Horns, Ura, Bhutan, 2010 

Color Iris Print on Watercolor Paper, 

3/25 


$1,400 


dongurewitzphotography.com 

126. Fabiola Menchelli 

Tejeda 

Untitled X, 2012 



$800 


fabiolamenchelli.com 

129. German Herrera 

Prayer, 2002 

Pigment Print, 1/15 


$500 


germanherrera.com 


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Section 2 

130. David Torcoletti 

Untitled from the series Soldiers, 

2007 

Archival Inkjet Print on Photo Rag 

Paper 

14.75 x 23.5 in. 

$1,000 


davidtorc.com 

131. James Zall 

Garage Diptych, 2012 

C-Print, 2/20 

Signed Verso, 10.75 x 13 in. 

$300 


jameszall.com 

133. Holly Worthington 

Medical Area Total Energy Plant, 

Brookline Avenue and Francis Street, 

Boston, MA, 2004 



$850 


hlworthington.com 

134. Wally Gilbert 

Columns–Berlin, 2004 

C-Print Mounted on Board Lustre 

UV Laminate, 2/5 


$4,500 

Courtesy of Khaki Gallery 

khakigallery.net 

136. Judith 

Robinson-Cox 

Attack of the Lilliputian Women, 2009 



$350 


Represented by The Square Circle 

& Chameleon 

judy.robinson-cox.com 

137. Joseph Squillante 




$500 


139. Keiko Hiromi 

Katya in Mirror, 2012 



$700 



140. Harvey Stein 

Central Park Looking West, 1996 

Selenium Toned Silver Gelatin Print 

from Pinhole Camera 


$1,600 


harveysteinphoto.com 

141. Joseph F. Farrell, Jr. 

Rollins Place–Beacon Hill, 1976 

Cibachrome, 2/100 


$125 


renaissancerestorations.com 

132. Jane Paradise 

Lightning over Race Point, 2007 

Archival Print, 2/5 


$1,100 


janeparadise.com 

135. John Hirsch 

Coffee, 2011 

Tintype, 1/1 

6.5 x 8.5 in. 

$600 


johnhirsch.com 

138. Kate Russell Jones 

Off Season, Provincetown, 2009 

Metal Print on Aluminum, 1/2 


$450 


kateseye.com 



Section 2 

142. Lyn Gardiner 

Farmer’s Daughter, 2002 

C-Print 

Signed Verso, 13 x 19 in. 

$600 


143. Lauri Robertson 

My Favorite Forlorn Tree, Coffin Park, 

2007 



$500 


Represented by The Gallery at 

Four India & Artists’ Association of 

Nantucket 

laurirobertsonphotography.com 

145. PRC 35th Anniversary 

Palladium Portfolio 

Jesseca Ferguson, Pamela Ellis 

Hawkes, Gyorgy Kepes, Olivia Parker, 

Karen Rosenthal, Paul Wainwright 

1/4 

$3,500 

Courtesy of the PRC 

146. Constantine Manos 

Daufuskie Island, SC, 1952 



$2,000 


Represented by Magnum Photos 

magnumphotos.com 

149. Judit Pap 

Omnikrome, 2012 

Archival Print, 1/10 

Signed Recto and Verso, 7.5 x 11 in. 

$350 


juditpap.com 

150. Judy Bergman 

Hochberg 

Forbidden Fruit #2, 2010 

Polymer Plate Photogravure 

Etching, 1/5 


$350 


judybergmanhochberg.com 

152. John Curtis 

William and Devon, 1995 

Gelatin Silver Print, AP 


$850 


johncurtisphoto.com 

153. Jack Kadis 

Shimeji Mushrooms, 2007 



$650 


kadisphoto.com 

144. Karen Hosking 

Man Walking Dog in Blizzard, 2010 



$300 


karenhoskingphotography.com 

147. Meg Birnbaum 

Amanda Tyen-Whip, 2012 



$550 


megbirnbaumphotography.com 

151. Ivana George 

Glacial Waters 4, 2011 

Giclee on Moab Cotton Paper, 1/25 


$1,000 


ivanadamiengeorge.com 

154. Joe Rattie 

Tigers on Vaseline, 2012 



$275 


outastate.viewbook.com 

148. Kent Krugh 

Higher Ground Cedar, 2011 



$550 


kentkrugh.com 


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Section 3 

155. Liz Linder 

NOT ORGET, 2001 



$750 


lizlinder.com 

158. Gail Rousseau 

Night Gown, 2009 

Inkjet Print 


$200 


gailrousseauphotography.com 

161. Peter Papesch 

Geyser Hill Abstract–06, 2011 



$600 


164. Paul Cary Goldberg 

Two Strawberries, 2008 



$1,500 


Represented by Pucker Gallery 

paulcarygoldberg.com 

156. Gail Giarrusso 

Garlic and Pear, 2005 



$300 


159. Gary Duehr 

No Man’s Land #3, 2011 

Dye on Aluminum, 1/10 


$900 


garyduehr.com 

162. Pamela Piscassito 

Tubes, 2011 

Archival Silver Halide Print, 1/3 

11 x 14 in. 

$825 


my-digital-studio.com 

165. Paul Baron 

Red Red #2, 2011 



$2,600 


paul-baron.com 

157. Dennis H. Miller 

Kind of Blue, 2011 



$250 


dennishmillerphoto.com 

160. Daniel Jackson 

Transmitter Crowbar Discharge Unit, 

2012 

Archival Pigment Print, Open Edition 


$750 


straightphotography.org 

163. Pelle Cass 

Quincy Market, Spring, 2012 

Inkjet Print on Rag Paper, 2/15 

16.5 x 24.5 in. 

$1,200 

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery 

Kayafas 

pellecass.com 

166. Fran Gardino 

Sciacca Rock, 2012 

Archival Inkjet Print on Canvas, 

1/20 


$800 


frangardino.com 

167. Pamela Ellis Hawkes 

Shelf with Tipped Sugar Bowl, 2012 

Wet-plate Collodion on Aluminum 

Signed Verso, 1/18 x 10 in. 

$1,500 


Represented by Clark Gallery 

pamelaellishawkes.com 



Section 3 

168. Nick Johnson 

Untitled 34, 2006 

Selenium Toned Gelatin Silver 

Print, 3/25 


$1,300 


nickjohnsonphotography.com 

171. Leonard Hellerman 

Nelumbo nucifera, 2012 

Digital Print on Hahnemuhl Archival 

Fine Art Paper, 1/15 


$350 


hellermanphotography.com 

174. Nancy Fulton 

Estival no. 04, 2011 



$500 


nancyfulton.com 

177. Nadine Boughton 

Sea Adventure, 2011 



$900 


nadineboughton.com 

169. Neal Cohen 

Cape Cod Fog, 2009 



$900 


nealcohenphotography.com 

172. Neal Rantoul 

Imperial Sand Dunes, CA #1, 2012 



$2,600 



175. Nan Brown 

Trailers Collected, 53, 2007 

Toned Silver Gelatin Print, 1/20 


$1,100 


nanbrownphotographs.com 

178. Morocco Flowers 

Exeunt #1, 2011 

Museo Silver Rag/Canon Lucia Inks, 

Open Edition 

Signed Recto and Verso, 10.378 x 

18.5 in. 

$1,400 


179. Mori Insinger 

Prague, Czech Republic, 2009 



$600 


moriphoto.com 

170. Nasser K 

Cyclone, 2012 



$1,800 


nasserk.com 

173. Nancy Grace Horton 

Snap Shot, 2011 

Plexi-mounted Pigment Print, AP 

17 x 17 in. 

$800 


nancygracehorton.com 

176. Michael Benari 

Coney Island El, 2010 



$1,750 


Represented by Robert Anderson 

Gallery 

benarifoto.com 

180. Mona Miri 

Down Under the Overpass, 2007 

Eco-Friendly Archival Fine Art Print, 

5/10 


$2,200 


monamiri.com 


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Section 3 

181. Laura McPhee 

Irrigator’s Tarp Directing Water, 

Fourth of July Creek Ranch, Custer 

County, Idaho, 2004 

Pigmented Inkjet Print on Fiber 

Based Paper, 16/35 

Signed Verso, 13.875 x 17.875 

$2,000 

From the PRC Portfolio 

184. Michael Ruggiero, Jr. 

Andy and Frank, 1981 



$750 


187. Mara Brod 

Public Gardens 1, 2010 

C-Print, 1/15 


$425 


marabrod.com 

190. Michael Malyszko 

Roma, 2000 

Fiber-based Gelatin Silver Print, 2/10 


$1,000 


malyszko.com 

182. Mitch Weiss 

Lady Gaga–Poker Face, 2008 



$3,200 


mitchweiss.com 

185. Nahid Khaki 

Black and Blue Hand #4, 2009 



$600 

Courtesy of Khaki Gallery 

khakigallery.net 

188. Magnus Snorrason 

Strength, 2010 

Digital Gelatin Silver Print, 1/10 

Signed Recto, 10.5 x 13.5 in. 

$400 


magnusphotos.com 

191. Mary Ellen Bartley 

The Edge of Vision, 2010 

Pigment Print, 3/7 


$2,775 


Represented by The Drawing Room 

maryellenbartley.com 

192. Mary Parisi 

Flash in the Pan, 2011 

C-Print, 2/10 

19.5 x 20 in. 

$1,700 


maryparisi.com 

183. Mildred 

Kennedy-Stirling 

Land Use: Travel Study I, 2011 

Archival Pigment Print from Analog 

Negative, 2/10 


$1,700 


mildredkennedy.com 

186. Michael Kolster 

Rail Bridge, Brunswick, ME, 2011 

Pigment Print from Scanned 

Ambrotype, 1/25 


$800 


michaelkolster.com 

189. Matt Siber 

Untitled (BP), 2011 



$1,500 


siberart.com 



Section 3 

193. Michael Hintlian 

Route 110 Bus, Zakim View from N. 

Washington Street, Boston from the 

series From Public Transportation, 

2007 



$850 


hintlian.com 

196. Margo Cooper 

Hanging Out, 1998 

Gelatin Silver Selenium Toned Print 


$1,500 


199. Robert Moran 

Rabbit Ears, 2011 



$500 


robertmoran.com 

201. Judith Black 

Malcom and Laura (Mother’s Day) 

May 14, 2000, 2000 



$1,500 


judithblack.net 

194. Martha Casanave 



Signed Recto, 13.75 x 17.5 in. 

$1,200 


197. Lora Brody 

Love and Happiness, 2012 

Cyanotype, Unique 

Signed Recto, 13 x 19 in. 

$1,000 

Courtesy of The Schoolhouse Gallery 

lorabrody.com 

200. Ed Monnelly 

Ferns, Birches, Acadia, Maine, 2000 

C-Print, Open Edition 


$400 


Represented by Time and Tide 

202. Tom Robinson-Cox 

Boatyard Blues, 2012 



$350 


Represented by Rocky Neck Gallery 

tom.robinson-cox.com 

195. Mari Seder 

Bici Taxi, Havana, 2006 

Archival Inkjet Print from Polaroid 

Transfer Printed on Hahnemuhle 

Bamboo Paper, 3/12 


$300 


mariseder.com 

198. Martin R. Anderson 

Boston, Esplanade 2003, 2003 

Pinhole Photograph Gelatin Silver 

Print, 4/15 


$400 


martinranderson.com 


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