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Near Fine. 4to-over 9¾-12" tall Near fine no markings and slightest of wear-not really noticeable. Looks close to new. Different artists represented-cool work!
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Very Good. AMERICAN INFRARED SURVEY (ISBN 0-9609812-0-9) SIGNED by Stephen Paternite. Edited by Stephen and David Paternite with a brief text by them. The book includes 70 duotones and 10 full color. Photographers include both Paternites and Jill Enfield, Abe Frajndlich, Merry Moor Winnett, David O'Connor, Paul E. Davis, Penny Gentieu and numerous others. 88 pages, paper with stiff cover. 10" x 8 1/2". Very good condition.
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Illustrated by photographs. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 0960981209. Slightest wear. Crisp NEW hardcover.; Deluxe hardbound edition, signed and numbered 49 of 50 copies. The book was originally published in a softbound edition of 2000 copies, during the production of the book, the publisher also had 50 deluxe hardbound copies produced. This deluxe edition has a mounted photograph on the front cover and has the title hot-stamped on the front & spine. It is also signed by editor, Stephen Paternite and numbered (49/50). The book contains 88 pages with 80 black & white and color infrared photographs, beautifully reproduced by the Gardner/Fulmer Lithograph Company, California. This book was included in "The Art Of Photography, A Basic Library" by George M. Craven for The Friends Of Photography, Carmel, California. The Friends of Photography published this list of "MUST HAVE" photography books to provide their members with a comprehensive bibliography that identified books of enduring interest. Amy Schiffman of American Photographer Magazine said this about the book: "This small but highly professional-looking volume is the result of a project that the two photographer brothers undertook in 1981. They both work in infrared, so they called for entries of infrared images by photographers across the country by running ads and notices in magazines. They also contacted universities as well as individual photographers. The resulting collection is varied enough to prove that while infrared is a very trendy medium, there are plenty of substantial, creative, and unusual photographs being made by individual photographers who work within its confines....The books graphics are clean and simple, the reproductions first-rate, on the whole, it is a most impressive effort."; Unpaged [88] pages; Signed by Editor.
