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New York MOMA, The Museum of Modern Art, 2007 (1966). Square softcover. 156 pages with 172 b/w photographs. Fine copy
An indispensable photobook classic. Included in Parr & Badger
John Szarkowski — The Photographer’s Eye
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199,00 DKKCologne: Published by Kunst-Station Sankt Peter, 2006. 36 pages. Text in German. Illustrated throughout. Fine copy.
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Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 1937. Large quarto in the original printed illustrated wraps. 217 pp. Text in Danish. 157 photographs on 128 beautifully printed plates plus 1 foldout map. Photographs finely deep gravure printed. Covers are worn, the dustjacket with some tears. Book itself very well preserved and solid and inside clean,…
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