Camera Work Issue Number by Stieglitz Alfred Editor (4 results)

Coburn, Alvin Langdon (illustrator). First edition. 4to., 56 pp., 6 hand-pulled photogravures, 1 color halftone reproduction, 1 duotone, 2 b&w halftones, (18) pp. adverts. Printed wrappers, yapped edges, chipped and worn, lacking spine, wrappers detached. Five photogravures and one color halftone by Alvin Langdon Coburn; two halftones by Will A. Cadby; one photogravure by W.B. Post.

Seeley, George (illustrator). First edition. 4to., 62 pp., complete with 14 hand-pulled photogravures, (12) pp. adverts. Custom binding of full tan calf, with black and gilt label on front and stamped leather label on spine. The original printed wrappers are bound in. Very slight foxing to endpapers, else fine. Ten photogravures by George H. Seeley and four by Marius De Zayas of sketches. The custom binding was created to compliment the design of Camera Work's printed wrappers.

Stieglitz, Alfred (illustrator). First edition. 4to., 58 pp., complete with 8 hand-pulled photogravures, and 2 halftone reproductions, (20) pp. adverts. Case-bound in blue buckram with a leather spine label, titled in gilt. Although lacking the printed wrappers, this issue was not trimmed and the text leaves are unopened. The photogravure plates are fine. Light soiling along the exposed lower edge, which was issued untrimmed. A very good copy. There are 5 photogravures by Clarence H. White, 1 by Edward Steichen, and 2 by Eva Watson-Schultze; there are also high quality 2 halftones by Watson-Schultze.

Hill, David Octavius (illustrator). First edition. 4to., 54 pp., complete with 10 hand-pulled photogravures, (12) pp. adverts. Custom binding of full tan calf, with black and gilt label on front and stamped leather label on spine. The original printed wrappers are bound in. Fine. Six photogravures by David Octavius Hill; one each by George Davison, Paul B. Haviland, Marshall R. Kernochan, and Alvin Langdon Coburn. The custom binding was created to compliment the design of Camera Work's printed wrappers.