The Stephen White Space Collection 2021-06-10 Auction - 152 Price Results - Forum Auctions in London
Apollo 11.-  Buzz Aldrin descending the ladder of theUnknown photographer "Answer from God", originalGemini 6.- Stafford (Thomas) The spacecraft approaches
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The Stephen White Space Collection

Stephen White's Los Angeles gallery for fine art and historical photography opened its doors in 1975, one of the first in the United States. He became the founding president of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers in 1979. Always ahead of the field, the gallery represented and exhibited 20th century and contemporary photographers as well as 19th century pioneers. In 1990, he sold his entire personal collection and inventory to a Japanese museum. Since 1990, Stephen has devoted his time to collecting, writing, researching and curating. He has curated or co-curated exhibitions at the Van Gogh Museum, the Palais Tokyo in Paris, and many American museums. A number of the photographs in this sale were included in the catalogue and exhibition Skydreamers: A Saga of Air and Space, at the Autry National Center, Los Angeles, December 2010 to April 2011. Unless otherwise stated, all photographs are vintage prints on fibre-based paper.
Auction Curators:
Rupert Powell
International Head of Books and Works on Paper
Max Hasler
Modern First Editions and 20th Century Literature
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Balloon.- Jean Piccard's first multi-celled, or,: Balloon flight.- Jean Piccard's first multi-celled, or, cluster, balloon "The Pleiades" made up of 98 latex rubber balloons which ascended 3,350 metres, Rochester, Minnesota, 18 July 1937, vintage
0001: Balloon.- Jean Piccard's first multi-celled, or,Est. £200-£300
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U.F.O.- A Flying Saucer, or a still from a science: U.F.O.- A Flying Saucer, or a still from a science fiction film, c.1955, vintage gelatin silver print, minor surface cracks, one or two faint spots to verso, c.255 x 205 mm (10 x 8 in). ⁂
0006: U.F.O.- A Flying Saucer, or a still from a scienceEst. £150-£200
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Project Manhigh.- Joseph Kittinger in the capsule: Project Manhigh.- Joseph Kittinger in the capsule which will take him by balloon to a record altitude of 96,700ft, 2 June 1957, vintage gelatin silver press print, International News Photos credit
0009: Project Manhigh.- Joseph Kittinger in the capsuleEst. £150-£200
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Soviet Space Programme.- A varied group including: Soviet Space Programme.- A varied group including spacesuits, space dogs and sputniks, c.1957-66, vintage gelatin silver prints, versos with A.F.P, Keystone, Tass and other agency stamps, occasional
0013: Soviet Space Programme.- A varied group includingEst. £250-£350
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Morse (Ralph) The Mercury Seven, 1959-60, vintage: Morse (Ralph) The Mercury Seven, 1959-60, vintage gelatin silver prints, numbered in the margin, NASA captions or manuscript notes to versos, minor creasing, c.205 x 255 mm (8 x 10 in), (4).
0017: Morse (Ralph) The Mercury Seven, 1959-60, vintageEst. £400-£600
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Cosmonauts.- Baturin (Vasily M., photographer and: Cosmonauts.- Baturin (Vasily M., photographer and cinematographer) Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, 1960-67, four vintage gelatin silver prints, with ink inscriptions, some extensive, in Russian
0020: Cosmonauts.- Baturin (Vasily M., photographer andEst. £1,000-£1,500