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291. KOUDELKA, Josef: Periplanissis.
Thessaloniki, Greece Thessaloniki Filmfestival, 1995. Paperback, 88 pp. Printed in 2000
copies. Photographs and text (in English and Greek) by Josef Koudelka. Essays (in English
and Greek) by Alain Bergala and Margarita Mandas. Includes a biography. Designed by
Josef Koudelka. - € 450
292. KOUDELKA, Josef: Limestone.
Paris, Éditions de La Martinière, 2001. Paper-covered boards, with endpapers. Limited
edition of 500 numbered copies.
36 duotone plates of limestone quarries, . Text in English, French and German. “Here
[in these images of quarry sites] the hand of Man is everywhere. Nature is transformed,
turned upside down. There is not a square centimeter which has escaped his touch…”
(from the introduction). Clamshell slipcase missing. This is copy 318 / 500. - € 800
293. KOUDELKA, Josef & LUCA, Erri de & MORMORIO, Diego: Théâtre du
temps : Rome, 1999-2003.
Actes Sud, 2003. bound concertina-style; white boards, lettered in black, in a like slipcase.
Published on the occasion of the 2003 exhibition Théâtre du Temps: Rome, 1999-2003.
This book contains a mere 25 panoramic plates, gorgeously printed, of work made in Rome
taken over three years. Signed copy. - € 295
294. KOUDELKA, Josef & GIONO, Jean: Camargue.
Arles, Actes Sud / Conservatoire Du Littoral, 2006. Softcover with cardboard cover, accordion
bound. 54 pp.
Published on the occasion of an exposition in 2006 in Arles for “Rencontres internationales
de la photographie”. In this collection of panoramic photographs, Josef Koudelka takes
as his subject the vast river delta south of Arles, France. Known as the Camargue, this vast
marshland stretches all the way to the Mediterranean Sea from the River Rhone. Koudelka’s
bucolic compositions eloquently capture the wild, isolated feel of the place. - € 100
295. KRULL, Germaine: 100 x Paris.
Berlin-Westend, Verlag der Reihe, 1929. Paperback, 31 pp. text + plates + 100 sepia-toned
gravure reproductions.
Street scenes and sights, in the 1920s by one of the early female photographers. Essay on
Paris and table of contents in German, French and English. - € 175
296. KRULL, Germaine & NERVAL, Gérard de: Le Valois, par Gérard de Nerval.
Illustré par Germaine Krull.
Paris, Fermin, Didot & Cie, 1930. Paperback, 27 pp. Illustrated with twenty-five original
black and white photographs by Germaine Krull.
A collection of Germaine Krull’s dreamy landscapes and rural scenes. Printed in a rich
silver-gray gravure. - € 350
297. KRULL, Germaine, FARRÈRE, Claude: La route Paris-Biarritz.
Paris, Jacques Haumont, Collection “ Voir “, 1931. Paperback, 96 pp. 87 photos hors text
by Germaine Krull.
Top and bottom of spine missing some tiny pieces of paper. - € 200
298. KRULL, Germaine: Ballets De Monte Carlo.
Nice, Marcel Roche, 1937. staple-bound in white card covers with a flowing drawing of a
dancer, by Matisse, 56 pp.
The cover is designed by Henri Matisse and the black and white photographs are by Germaine
Krull plus color plates from the original sketches of Cassandre, Derain, Dufy and
Andreu. A souvenir album of photographs and mountings by Germaine Krull of the artists,
scenery and stage sets of various ballets. Includes colour plates from original sketches
by Cassandre, Dreain, Dufy and Andreu. Printed on “paper of a dull finish specially
manufactured by the Papeleries Grillet & Feau”. Binding loose, spine damaged. - € 350
299. KRULL, Germaine: Métal.
Köln/ Zülpich, Ann und Jürgen Wilde, 2003. In original photo-pictorial portfolio with
64 loose plates as issued in original slipcase. Facsimile of the Libraire es Arts Décoratifs.
Printed in a limited edition of 1000. Copy no 919. - € 240
300. KUGE, Yasuhide: Lift.
Seigensha Art Publishing, 2004. Loose in cardboard slipcase, 96 pp. - € 110
301. KUJIMA, Ichiro: Tsugaru. (Poems, Texts, and Photography)
Shinchosha, 1963. White stiff wrappers with photographically illustrated French-fold dust
jacket; contained in a cardboard slipcase with printed label (missing obi), 84 pp. Photographs
by Ichiro Kojima. Texts (in Japanese) by Yojiro Ishizaka and Kyozo Takagi. With
47 black-and-white gravure plates.
Cited in Ryuichi Kaneko and Ivan Vartanian, Japanese Photobooks of the 1960s and ‘70s.
(New York: Aperture, 2009).
“From Kaneko and Vartanian: “Tsugaru brings together the poetry of Kyozo Takagi, the
photographs of Ichiro Kojima, and a text by novelist Yojiro Ishizaka, who also edited the
book. These three individuals are native sons of the northernmost region of Japan’s main
island, Aomori Prefecture. In their words and images they create a unique portrait of their
homeland, the prefecture’s Tsugaru Peninsula, which has a strong, independent sense of
itself and its historicity. “- € 600
302. LANGE, Dorothea & TAYLOR, Paul Schuster: An American Exodus. A record
of human erosion.
New York, Reynal & Hitchcock, 1939. Cloth, in a first edition dustjacket, 158 pp. Text by
Paul S. Taylor. Photo-illustrated dustjacket (1st issue dust jacket with rear panel showing
list of books including ‘Mein Kampf’ rather than the 2nd issue dj with quotation from
Voltaire).
“Of all the photobooks stemming from the New Deal, and the FSA in particular, An
American Exodus. . . is the most considered. Not only does it have the closest integration
of text and image, but the whole book was compiled with scrupulous attention to the presentation
of facts, without either hyperbole or undue rhetoric on the part of photographer
or writer. . . Both she and Taylor seemed to have been acutely aware of piling on too much
heart-wringing rhetoric. They have included just enough to make their sympathies clear,
and to keep their audience engaged. This makes An American Exodus the most balanced of
New Deal documentary books, and therefore a model for the genre. “--Parr & Badger, The
Photobook: A History, vol. I Also included in Roth, et. al., The Book of 101 Books and The
Open Book. Dustjacket rubbed, missing some minor chips of paper, slightly stained. still
good. - € 1.200
303. LARSEN, Hermann & CLEMMENSEN, Carl Henrik: Kobenhavn ved nat. 48
fotografier udført i dybtryk efter optagelser.
Jespersen og Pios Forlag, 1935. Spiral bound. First and only edition. - € 295
304. LEE, Russell & HURLEY, Forrest Jack: Russell Lee, photographer.
Morgan & Morgan, Inc. 1978. Cloth in dustjacket, 206 pp. - € 125
305. LEITER, Saul: Early color.
Göttingen, Steidl Verlag, 2006, Clothbound hardcover with dust jacket, 168 pp.
Although Edward Steichen exhibited some of Saul Leiter’s color photographs at the
Museum of Modern Art in 1953, for forty years afterwards they remained virtually
unknown to the art world. Saul Leiter: Early Color provides the first opportunity to see
a comprehensive presentation of images by one of photography’s great originals. Leiter
moved to New York in 1946 intending to be a painter and through his friendship with the
abstract expressionist Richard Pousette-Dart he quickly recognized the creative potential of
photography. Though he continued to paint, exhibiting alongside Philip Guston and Willem
de Kooning, Leiter’s camera became — like an extension of his arm and mind — an
ever-present interpreter of life in the metropolis. - € 225
306. LERSKI, Helmar: Köpfe des Alltags. Unbekannten Menschen gesehen von
Helmar Lerski.
Berlin, Verlag Hermann Reckendorf, 1931. Original spiral bound leaves in the original
black wrappers, in a dustjacket.
One of most important and most sought-after photobooks ever pubished! Martin Parr, The
Photobook vol 1, page 130/131. Andrew Roth, The Book of 101 Books, page 68/69. The
Open Book, Hasselblad Center, page 98/99. 802 photobooks from the M. + M. Auer collection,
page 172. Dustjacket damaged, missing some pieces of paper. - € 950