Sydney, Horwitz Grahame Books, 1980. The title page is inscribed and signed by Max Dupain to Melbourne photographer and pioneering gallerist Joyce Evans OAM (1929-2019): 'Every good wish to Joyce - Christmas 1980. Max Dupain'. More
This albumen paper photograph (90 × 58 mm) is in excellent condition, on the original plain mount; details of the subjects are written in pencil on the verso. The Magri wedding took place on Easter Monday, 6 April 1885 at the Church of the Holy Trinity in New York City;..... More
New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1976. The book accompanied an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (the first one-man exhibition that featured colour photography). The ten-page foreword is by John Szarkowski, the curator of the exhibition. More
Toowoomba, [John Elliott], 1986 (first edition). The photographs were taken at the 121st Annual Toowwomba Royal Show 16 March - 23 March 1985. More
San Francisco, Chronicle Books, 1992. With numerous colour illustrations. More
The five men (four in butcher's striped aprons) and one woman are standing on the unsealed road in front of the shop, next to a horse-drawn delivery cart sign-written with the name 'A. Mount'. The vintage gelatin silver photograph (image size 107 × 152 mm) is on the original blind-stamped..... More
Evans was second officer of the 'Morning', the ship sent out by the Royal Geographical Society in 1904 to the relief of Scott's first Antarctic expedition. In 1909 he was selected by Scott himself as second-in-command of his second expedition and captain of the 'Terra Nova'. He accompanied Scott in..... More
New York, The Eakins Press, 1966. Twelve 'interiors', ranging from sharecropping in Louisiana and Alabama during the Great Depression to New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts during the 1950s and 1960s. More
Scoresby, The Five Mile Press/ Australian Photographic Gallery, 2014. The halls, churches, chambers, temples, theatres, sheds and lean-tos of rural Australia in vivid colour. All states (save one) are represented. More
London, Thames and Hudson, 1996 [first edition]. 'With over 235 illustrations, 47 in colour'. More
New York, Rizzoli, 2002. More
London, Fradelle & Young, Photographers, 283 Regent Street, W., 1900. Given the number of guests at the dinner (a contemporary newspaper account suggests a figure of 700, albeit in two rooms), and the fact that Fradelle & Young 'Specialised in hotel and restaurant group photography of dinners & receptions' (PhotoLondon..... More
Richmond, Hodja Educational Resources Cooperative Ltd, [1985]. Dated (April 1985) and signed by Kevin Fewster. More
Richmond, Hodja Educational Resources Cooperative Ltd, [1985]. More
Images include a row of rough graves; heavily damaged buildings; numerous Army camp scenes, including interiors of tents and huts (one captioned 'Church Army Hut Etaples ? 1918/19'), and a priest celebrating mass; a large mural of 41 General Hospital; Greek soldiers; routine peasant life, including laden camels, Muslim women..... More
The photographs are numbered and captioned in the space between the two images; this collection comprises an unbroken run of 100 from '2597. Sentinelles avancées derrière un talus' to '2696. Pêche à la ligne'. There are numerous scenes depicting the misery of life in the trenches (especially when flooded); other..... More
Ballarat, [The Author, circa 1920s] (printed by S.L. Vale). The photographer, 319 Private William Edwin Leslie Clapham, was at Gallipoli at the time of the landings, in which he almost certainly took part. Evacuated to Malta with a gunshot wound to his hand on 14 May 1915, he served there..... More
Two of the portraits are dated (France, July 1917 and [London], October 1918); one of the others is credited to an English photographer; the fourth one was almost certainly taken while Dixon was on active service. They give a graphic portrayal of the impact the war has had on him..... More
The very fine portrait (visible image size 545 × 395 mm, in its original ornate gilt frame, external dimensions 740 × 595 mm) is exquisitely hand-painted and signed by the famous colonial photographer, Townsend Duryea (1823-1888). His original label is affixed to the paper backing on the verso of the..... More
London, Cape, 1974. Reproductions of 258 of some of the earliest photographs ever taken, by the Scottish masters David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson. With the bookplate of Grattan Wheaton [OAM]. More
Paris, Editions A. Papeghin, [circa 1910s]. Not least, the semi-deserted avenues with occasional pedestrians, mounted travellers, horse-drawn carriages and carts, early jalopies and motor omnibuses. More
Johannesburg, Ad. Donker/ Jonathan Ball, 1993. More
'Premiers 1910' is written on the football, and an 'FFC' banner is visible in the background; the team is identified in ballpoint pen on the verso. The Freeling Football Club competed in the Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association, inaugurated in 1908. More
Adelaide, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia Inc., 2006. Inscribed and signed by the artist on the title page. More