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Friday, June 27th 2003 Volume 3, No. 26

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	Summer 2003 Booklist Highlights from this issue include Robert Frank: London/Wales, a new Nicholas Nixon retrospective from Spain, William Klein's Paris+Klein, a new color monograph by Jock Sturges, an interview with Kate Breakey and her publisher Tom Sikes on the small artist book, and much, much more. Booklists are now subscription based! Domestic customers: Order regularly and you will receive our Booklists by mail at no charge. If you are a regular customer, download our new Booklist for free. Foreign customers: Order regularly and download our Booklists for free or subscribe and receive the next 4 issues by mail. Subscribe for one year or Purchase Current Issue

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David Burdeny's portfolio Along the Periphery
"My work focuses on the study and exploration of quiet, innocuous spaces at dusk and dawn, where the land is momentarily held - emerging from and receding into darkness. I search for ephemeral moments when space, light, and texture comes together to give pause" - David Burdeny

© David Burdeny

Full Moon Over Ecola,

Chromogenic Print
13x13" Image
23x26" Mat
Edition of 35
$475.00

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Wendy Small Photogram from The Cameraless Image
The lacy complexity of Wendy Small’s mandala-like photograms are ingeniously created with bits of small plastic objects, meticulously placed and directly exposed on photographic paper. This image is a part of our continuing exhibition, The Cameraless Image, running through July 26th at the photo-eye Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

© Wendy Small

Untitled Photogram

unique gelatin silver photogram
20x16" Image
23x19" Matted
Unique Print
$1000 Unframed - $1100 Framed

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N E W S W I R E

IMP Eastman House Archive Online Soon
The entire International Museum of Photography archive of 400,000 images will soon be available on the Internet. The collection, located at the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York, contains, among many others, Lewis Hine’s extraordinary photographs of child laborers. A federal grant of $278,000 was awarded to the Eastman House to support the project. According to Anthony Bannon, Eastman House Director, more than 125,000 images have already been scanned.

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J U S T - I N A N D R E C O M M E N D E D
	Adam Fuss. This is a handsome little book of photograms which serves as a catalogue to an exhibition of Fuss’ work at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. More of Fuss' photograms may be seen in our Santa Fe gallery's current exhibit The Cameraless Image. Cat# PK871H Hardbound $35.00 Online Price: $31.50 Save 10% Purchase Book

	Edward Weston: A Legacy. This is the first major book to celebrate California's Huntington Library's extraordinary collection of five hundred Edward Weston photographs, all of them selected and printed for the institution by the artist himself in the 1940s. Weston selected these photographs as representative of his best work, and they are stunningly reproduced in this landmark publication. Cat# RZ192H Hardbound $75.00 Online Price: $67.50 Save 10% Purchase Book

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L I M I T E D E D I T I O N
	BRUCE HALEY: 13 Million Tons of Pig Iron.—Signed Haley's career began as a war-photographer in the late 1980s. For the past three years he has been photographing the legacy of a heady 20th century industrialism-pollution and contamination of the natural landscape on a massive scale. This superbly printed and ingeniously designed portfolio of 13 quadtone plates is limited to only 500 signed copies. Cat# ZC094H Hardbound $68.00 Purchase Signed Book

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D E E P D I S C O U N T S
	Harry Callahan. With a text by Sarah Greenough, the National Gallery's Curator of Photographs, the book is an excellent tribute to the work of this great master. A Great Bargain! Cat# BF094H Hardbound $65.00 Online Price: $31.95 Save 50% Purchase Book

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