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Fine. Profusely illustrated with color photographs. Small square 4to, gray cloth inlaid with an image on the covers. New York: Turtle Point Press, (2009). Fine.
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Very good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1500cc. Very good hardback bound in publisher's gray cloth with photo inset on front. Signed by Biddle on the title page.
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New. Photography. Essays by Susanna Moore and Geoffrey Biddle. Geoffrey Biddle's photographs of his aunt and uncle, Flora and Sydney Biddle, are startling works that explore love, aging, life and death, the complexities of family ties, and the power of the family unit. 'These photographs concern themselves with paradox. There is anarchy in them as well as serenity; they are overwrought and calm, remote and intimate, solemn and comical (the distinction of male/female is subtly absent). There is witchery here, and the omnipresence of spirits'--Susanna Moore. Startling investigations into identity and partnership in a revelatory photographic mode that explores love and aging.
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VG, several small lighter spots and slight curve to front cover. O.w. near fine. Gray cloth inlaid with an image mounted on the covers. Over 100 pages, unpaginated. Color portrait images throughout. Commissioned for a husband's 80th birthday, this is a quite unusual and complex tribute to the couple by superimposing portraits in many ways. From the foreword: "The two faces, dislocated and deformed to make a new coherence, do not represent a caricature of a face, but an eerie conglomeration...The Photographs make visible the hidden possibilities in a face, with hints of all that is potentially unknowable."
