This wonderful book is about George Forss, a New York Street Peddler from the South Bronx who cares for his invalid mother by selling photographs of New York on the sidewalks. Some of Forss best lends and cameras were found in pawnshops. This is the first book of his photographs which have been printed by Imprimeries Reunites Of Lausanne, Switzerland.

New York / New York: Masterworks of a Street Peddler

DAVID DOUGLAS DUNCAN

McGraw=Hill

One tear in dust jacket back-otherwise like new

Magic Worlds of Fantasy

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Harcourt, Brace. Jovanovich

A collection of combat photographs from the Korean War celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the conflict, capturing the courage and grim determination of America's fighting men in Korea

This Is War!: A Photo-Narrative of the Korean War

Little,Brown & Company

This enormous volume features full-color photography of art rarely seen in the West. From one of the most extensive - yet hidden - collections in Europe comes this treasury of works of art, statuary, tapestry, jewelry, and much, much more. Comprehensively annotated by one of the foremost art historians specializing in Russian artworks.

Great Treasures of the Kremlin

Crown

Great Treasures Of The Kremlin [Dec 12, 1979] David Douglas Duncan ...

Great Treasures Of The Kremlin

Crown Publishers, Inc.

Beautiful art book rates a little better than very good, has a ding on one corner and is pricelcipped, otherwise like new on the jacket and book.

Viva Picasso: a Centennial Celebration 1881-1981

VIKING

It began in February, 1956 - this bond between two artists. The American photographer was on his way home from Afghanistan. The Spanish painter was sitting in his bathtub at home in the south of France: Voilà! . . . the first Picasso photograph of tens of thousands taken during the next seventeen years when David Douglas Duncan often shared the simple meals, the constant work, the gaiety, the countless explosions of creativity. After other guests had gone, Duncan still remained in the studio - by now his second home. Thus was born a friendship unique in the lives of both men. Two minds, two hearts, each discovering a special communication with the other. While photographing hundreds of Picasso's paintings, Duncan also recorded many of the emotion-charged events at the heart of the household. Now, from this once in each lifetime relationship, we have the third, ultimate book which Duncan has created dealing with his neighbor, Pablo Picasso. It is at once a profoundly personal story of the last years of the great painter, an enrichening journey of discovery through the canvases he withheld during his lifetime and a photographic epic born of the comradeship shared between two men, whose separate images of the world have changed our own way of perceiving. Goodbye Picasso reveals the simplicity and genius of Picasso's life and art. Seeing Pablo Picasso and his work through the eyes and heart of David Douglas Duncan is seeing Picasso perhaps as the ages will come to know him best. Picasso drawing his self-portrait as an owl with holes for his eyes, which are part of a photograph by author David Douglas Duncan. The photo-collage by the two artist-friends is reproduced, here as the jacket design for Goodbye Picasso. The book's cover cloth is of jute from Bangladesh. Loomed in England, dyed to match the background found in Picasso's painting on Page 140 (the title-ink color was matched to the lilac highlight seen at the top of the beret in the portrait)

Goodbye Picasso

Pablo Picasso

HarperCollins Distribution Services

Picasso Paints a Portrait

Diane Pub Co.

David Douglas Duncan is one of the veterans of twentieth-century camera reporting. Yankee Nomad is his own story - often violent, sometimes gentle, always action-filled - highlighted by more than 500 of his photographs, 130 of them in color.In this century, a new breed of nomad has been born, a new professional caste - the photo-journalist. A former Life magazine photographer, David Duncan has traveled the earth on assignments ranging from bizarre to dangerous; he has photographed many of the most powerful and unusual figures of our time, including Gandhi, Nehru, Eisenhower, Khrushchev, the legendary Ibn Saud, Maurice Chevalier and Picasso. Duncan's genius is to capture the one vignette that epitomizes a turn of history - or the character of his subject. Two of his earlier works, The Kremlin and Picasso's Picassos, were the first "art" books to appear on best-seller lists.The man behind the camera is an intrepid adventurer. The photographs in Yankee Nomad are at once an intensely personal record of an extraordinary existence and a perceptive commentary on the world of the mid-century decades of war and peace.Compiled over a period of thirty years, and containing nearly 100,000 words.

Asked What Has Changed (Wesleyan Poetry Series)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Wesleyan University Press

Familiar Faces: The Art of Mort Drucker

Mort Drucker

Stabur Pr

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