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News service photograph of Jane Addams and Stanley Field after having received their honorary doctorates in law from the University of Chicago. Photograph: 8-1/2 x 6-1/2", black and white glossy photography with caption attached at lower edge. Blue stamp of International Newsreel at reverse. Some ruffling. About very good. The caption reads: "Miss Jane Adams [sic] and Mr. Stanley Field who were given honorary degrees by the Chicago University today in [its] winter convocation. Hono[rary] degrees of doctor of laws were confirmed upon the two distinguished Chicagoans" with the note: "sent to all bureaus, Hearts papers and Fast Mail". If Jane Addams had provoked controversy in earlier years, by 1930 American considered her an icon of much that was admirable and worth emulation. This news service photograph documents a particular moment in her long career and reflects the stature she achieved.
News Service Photograph: Jane Addams at the University of Chicago Awarded an Honorary Doctor of Law Degree
(Addams, Jane).
[Chicago, ILL: International Newsreel, Dec. 3, 1930.
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Only edition. Miss Welty has signed this copy below her photograph at the part-title page. Quarto, 11-26pp; photographic brown wrappers (perfect bound). Minor wear to spine ends. Near fine. The appendix prints a selected bibliography for Eudora Welty and for Walker Evans. Bill Ferris grew up on a farm just outside of Jackson, Mississippi which the Weltys occasionally visited. As an interviewer, he possessed an uncommon familiarity with Welty’s world. The juxtaposition with the work of Walker Evans is suggestive. Striking compositions inform Evans work; the people his camera captures are almost always incidental. In Welty, they are the photograph. The 18 photographs are drawn from Welty's article “Literature and the Lens” which appeared in the August 1, 1944 issue of VOGUE and from ONE TIME, ONE PLACE. Text of the Ferris interview reprinted in CONVERSATIONS WITH EUDORA WELTY (Polk AA4), omitting the photographs, however. The photographs are eloquent and masterly. As of yet, no exhaustive compilation of Miss Welty's photographs has been published; and, while the VOGUE article is accessible, not readily so. Polk I26.
A VISIT WITH EUDORA WELTY, Images of the South Visits with Eudora Welty and Walker Evans. Southern Folklore Reports. No. 1
(Welty, Eudora) Ferris, Bill.
Memphis, Tenn: Center for Southern Folklore, 1988.
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Signed "Isabel Allende". Photograph: 6 x 4", head shot of the writer who looks directly out, her left hand at her right shoulder and a black top set off by a necklace of large gem stones. An attractive image of the writer.
PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPH, SIGNED
Allende, Isabel.
[NP]: , [ND].
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Black-and-white photograph: 7 x 9-1/2", with the stamp of the French Press & Information Service at reverse (in English and in French) with the number "1588" stamped in purple. Pencil notation "Mme Colette". Evidences of mounting at reverse but generally very good.
PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPH
Colette.
New York: French Press & Information Service, [ND].
Price: $125.00
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Black-and-white photograph: 7-1/4 x 9-1/2", with the stamp of the French Press & Information Service at reverse (in English and in French) with the number "1726" in ink (handwritten and stamped); also pasted to the reverse, is the typed legend: "1726 Simone de Beauvoir, Professor of Philosphy and author of "Sang des Autres" and "Bouches Inutiles". Upper right hand tip lacking (3/8" triangular piece); evidences of mounting at reverse. About very good. A handsome image of this formidable feminist.
NEWS SERVICE PHOTOGRAPH
de Beauvoir, Simone.
New York: French Press & Information Service, Dec. 12, 1945.
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Photograph: 5 x 7-1/4", black-and-white head shot announcing publication of "The Living". Signed by the writer. Fine.
PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPH, SIGNED
Dillard, Annie.
[NP]: HarperPerennial, 1993.
Price: $75.00
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First edition. Quarto, 72pp; blue pictorial boards (reproducing Dorothea Lange photograph) lettered in white; blue dust jacket replicating boards. Dust jacket shows chaffing at upper margins of front cover. Near fine.
DOROTHEA LANGE LOOKS AT THE AMERICAN COUNTRY WOMAN A Photographic Essay by Dorothea Lange with a Commentary by Beaumont Newhall
Lange, Dorothea.
Fort Worth: The Amon Carter Museum and, (1967).
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First edition. 4to, 120pp; green cloth, crossed tennis racquets stamped in gold on the front cover, lettered in gold on the spine; photographic cover of Centre Court, Wimbledon. Illustrated with photographs by Alfred Eisenstaedt. The jacket is used with a couple of 1/2" edge tears and nicks to the corners (so you don’t have to worry about mucking it up when you read the book & look at the pictures); the book is fine.
WIMBLEDON A Celebration
McPhee, John.
New York: The Viking Press, (1972).
Price: $85.00
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First edition. Square 4to, unpaginated; aqua cloth binding lettered in dark blue at the spine; photographic dust jacket. Fine. With an essay by the photographer on "Summer Time". The book prints 65 full-color photographs by Joel Meyerowitz. Meyerowitz and his work with color photography is closely associated with Provincetown and Cape Cod as a whole. The images are at once familiar and haunting: a golden labrador retriever sitting at water's edge looking out at his family playing in the ocean; a solitary rower; brilliant red roses climbing a white trellis; sandy concrete steps to the lapping ocean below; a cross-and-bible white wooden door flung open to the front door with a summer's day beyond; a group of friends on a sand dune, their faces lit by the glow of the setting sun. A wonderful rendering of the season of the sun.
A SUMMER'S DAY
Meyerowitz, Joel.
(New York): TIMES BOOKS, published in association with Floyd A. Yearout, (1985).
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First edition. Large 8vo, 95pp; beige cloth with light brown cloth spine lettered in silver; beige dust jacket lettered in pink and white with Morath photograph from the 'Mask Series with Saul Steinberg, 1961' reproduced at the front panel. Jacket is price-clipped at front flap. Anais Nin, Philip Roth, Mary McCarthy, Janet Flanner, Elizabeth Hardwick, Erica Jong and others. Morath started as an assistant to Henri Cartier-Bresson. Fine.
PORTRAITS Photographs and Afterword by Inge Morath Introduction by Arthur Miller
Morath, Inge.
(New York): Aperture, (1986).
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Three vintage news service photographs of Mrs. Roosevelt as First Lady: (1) "First Lady Addresses Convention of Red Cross". [New York: International News Photos, Inc., ca. 1934]. Photograph: 8-7/16 x 6-1/2"; glossy black and white photograph of Mrs. Roosevelt with Mabel Boardman, Director of the Volunteer Service of the American Red Cross, and John Barton Payne, Chairman. Mimeographed credit and caption attached at reverse (to flip up over the front of the photograph). Stamp of International News Photos at reverse also. Very good. The caption reads: "Washington, DC...The American Red Cross, in convention assembled in this city, were addressed today by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt in shown here as she arrived at the meeting...." (2) "First Lady Cheers Afflicted Kiddies". [New York: International News Photos, Inc., ca. 1935]. Photograph: 6-1/2 x 8-1/2"; glossy black and white photograph of Mrs. Roosevelt at Children's Hospital with two young polio patients and hospital officials. Mimeographed credit and caption attached at reverse. Stamp of International News Photos, Inc. at reverse. Very good. The caption reads: "Washington D.C. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was pictured here as she watch[es] little infantile paralysis patients in Children's Hospital here, enjoying a swim in the therapeutic tank, that is part of their treatment...Mrs. Roosevelt attended a dance for the benefit of the hospital, given by Washington newspaperwomen, tonight (March 30)". Eleanor, because of Franklin's own bout with polio, of course would have been especially interested in children struck by the same illness. (3) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Miss Suzanne Wilson. [NY: Associated Press Photo, ca. 1937]. Photograph: 7 x 9-1/8"; glossy black and white photograph. Mimeographed caption and credit attached at reverse of photograph. Stamp of the Associated Press at reverse. Some mild use. About very good. The caption reads: "Shown as they dined in New York City's Rainbow Room, Nov. 30, are Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Miss Suzanne Wilson, daughter of Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins". Three diverse images of Eleanor Roosevelt as First Lady.
THREE NEWS SERVICE PHOTOGRAPHS
Roosevelt, Eleanor [Mrs. Franklin Delano].
[Various]: , [1934-1937].
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Two informal snapshots of the writer. Photograph: 3 x 11/16, black and white photograph of the writer, standing, in profile, holding a cigarette. Trimmed. Very good. Photograph: 2 x 2-1/8”; black and white photograph of May Sarton seated at her desk, working at her typewriter. Trimmed. Very good. Appealing candids of the poet.
TWO INFORMAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Sarton, May.
[NP]: , [ND].
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First American edition. Quarto, 157pp; + endmatter; black boards stamped in silver front and spine; light brown and black dust jacket. Jacket shows a little ruffling here and there at edges. Introduction by Sally Soames and Preface by Norman Mailer. Soames, a longtime photographer for the London SUNDAY TIMES, here gives us illuminating portraits of 70 writers, from Marquez to Updike to Atwood. Brief text, either from their own works or of a favorite author, accompany. REVIEW COPY with press release laid in. Fine.
WRITERS Photographs by Sally Soames
Soames, Sally.
San Francisco: Chronicle Books, (1995).
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Publicity photograph for MOVING BEYOND WORDS. Glossy black-and-white photograph: 5 x 7", Miss Steinem is shown, full length, seated and wearing a black scoop-neck jersey top, black pants & cowboy boots. Signed at the lower margin with a black felt-tip pen. An attractive image of this key second-wave feminist leader and writer.
PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPH, SIGNED
Steinem, Gloria.
[NP]: , [ND, but ca. 1994].
Price: $95.00
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Reprint of a photograph taken in 1939 at Eudora Welty's home in Jackson, Mississippi, signed by her in the white margin below, "Eudora Welty". Black-and-white photograph, 7 x 5". Fine. George Marion O'Donnell (1914-1962), born and raised in Midnight, Mississippi, formed a close association with the Agrarian School while studying at Vanderbilt University. By 1940 his writings of poetry, fiction and criticism had attained sufficient recognition within literary circles to win him inclusion in the well-known New Directions anthology FIVE YOUNG AMERICAN POETS. The anthology, however, proved to be the apogee of his writing career. While his career as a writer flagged, another as an academic thrived. He served on the faculties of a number of institutions successfully promoting the work of William Faulkner and other Southern writers. Friends and fellow writers, O'Donnell and Welty saw each other and corresponded. This snapshot of the two young writers together, seated on a sofa in Miss Welty's living room, suggests the warmth of their relationship. Though the photograph is a reproduction only, it is an attractive image of these two Mississippi writers and, of course, nice with Miss Welty's signature.
Photograph of Eudora Welty and George Marion O'Donnell, signed by Miss Welty
Welty, Eudora.
[Jackson, Mississippi]: , [ND].
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