Juhl ernst ed (3 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very good +. Estado de la sobrecubierta: good +. Limited Edition. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Between 1908 and 1912, the Hamburg Senate along with Ernst Juhl collected 1000 photographs of the city and its surroundings, choosing 90 photographs from photographers A. Bruhn, Rudolf Dührkoop, Mrs. Diez-Dührkoop, Major Böhmer, and O. Hofmeister for this publication, an edition limited to 300, this being number 215. These 90 stunning sepia collotypes are tipped in to imperial Japan paper with printed title, publication, and photographer's name and showcase Hamburg's harbor, farmhouses, sailors, fishermen, the working class, at times in traditional costume, and some neighboring lands. As Ernst Juhl states in his introduction: "The chosen pictures should bring to the stranger and the natives the beauties of the state and land area in front of their eyes and especially to the photographers, the lover as well as the expert, to offer suggestions for artistic undertakings." A truly stunning collection of collotypes, in excellent condition, forming a beautiful example of the era's pictorialist photography. 17 5/8" X 12 3/4". Text in German. 90 tipped in collotypes, plus half-title, title with tipped in collotype, preface, and list of collotypes. Edition limited to 300, this being number 215. Chipping and tears to edges and extremities of original printed dust jacket, with sunning and moderate soiling. Original portfolio halfbound in green cloth with green paper boards, with pictorial label collotype to upper board, lettered in gilt. Mild edgewear to portfolio, with sunning to upper and bottom edges both exterior and interior. Mild wear to interior hinges. Portfolio binding is sound. Some toning from portfolio to half-title, else fine. Collotypes are in fine condition, portfolio in very good + condition, and dust jacket in fair to good condition. This book is oversize and will require additional postage for international or priority orders.…

Portfolio. Condición: g+ to fine. Limited First Edition. 207/300. Folio. (4) 90 plates, 4 of them matted. Original three quarter green cloth over green boards with gilt lettering and collotype laid down on cover, protected by modern mylar. Title page with tipped-in collotype. Suggested by the Hamburg Senate a project under the direction of Ernst Juhl was initiated that produced a collection of more than 1,000 photographs of Hamburg and its surroundings. This publication is a selection of ninety of these photographs reproduced in collotype showing the beauty of the city and its neighboring environment, including the Lower Elbe from Hamburg though to its outlet into the North Sea. The majority of the photographs were taken by A. Bruhn, some by Rudolf Dührkoop, Mrs. Diéz-Dührkoop and one by Major Böhmer. The tipped-in photographs depict the cityscape of Hamburg with its impressive architecture, the harbor and the multitude of bridges and locks, fire departments, farm and fisher houses, and a great selection of Hamburger workers, fisherman and farmers in their traditional garbs. Contains one plate with complete listing of photographs with credits at front. All photographs with descriptive captions. Text in German. Portfolio with light sunning at top and bottom as well as inside cover and edges of flaps. Pencil note and previous owner's name in ink on inside flap. Portfolio in overall very good+, plates in fine condition.…

54 pp. with 8 photo gravure plates; [xvi] ads at rear. 4to. Camera Work was a quarterly photographic journal published by Alfred Stieglitz (b.1864 - d.1946) from 1903 to 1917. Gray card wrappers with light gray titles on front, heavy chipping, detached from book and missing back of wraps. Uncut letterpress pages with all photogravures intact; overall about good 54 pp. with 8 photo gravure plates; [xvi] ads at rear. 4to.…