Famous & Seldom Offered Photographs

CLARENCE WHITE SELF-PORTRAIT AND RELATED PHOTOGRAPHS,

MARY ELLEN MARK, “THE DAMM FAMILY LOS ANGELES – 1987.”

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Yonkers, NY, United States

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Famous & Seldom Offered Photographs

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A collection of photographs by well known photographers, as well as works not previous offered. Many vintage prints. Most are 20th Century, but are interesting 19th Century works as well.

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DAGUERREOTYPES OF COLORED MINIATURES: Two 1/6 plate daguerreotypes in a separated double case. They are in oval mats, and there is a dark oval within the image. These have been daguerreotyped from lockets or miniatures. A bit of the

0001: DAGUERREOTYPES OF COLORED MINIATURESEst. $360-$450Lot Passed

SUPERB GILDING AND TINTING: 1/6 plate daguerreotype. A mother and daughter. A note on the silk pad reads “Miss Comstock/ Sharon Springs/ age 17.” The gilded details are extremely fine, and the coloring on the faces and

0002: SUPERB GILDING AND TINTINGEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

EARNEST GENTLEMAN: Oversize quarter plate daguerreotype in a gilded arched board mat, in a fine early case with lovely rose silk pad. The case measures 5 1/8 x 4 3/8- inches.

0003: EARNEST GENTLEMANEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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POST-MORTEM DAGUERREOTYPE: Father holds his baby. 1/6 plate daguerreotype in a full case with red silk pad. The vertical mark at left is on the cover glass. Resealed with silver tape sometime in the past

0004: POST-MORTEM DAGUERREOTYPEEst. $260-$360

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DAGUERREOTYPIST’S DAUGHTER: A pair of 1/4 plate daguerreotypes. A slip attached to what was sealed behind one of them reads “Julia A. Lawrence at the age of 6 taken by her father Martin M.” and is dated 1846. (The 1850 New

0005: DAGUERREOTYPIST’S DAUGHTEREst. $1,000-$2,000Lot Passed

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NYC FIREMAN. 1/6 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE BY HOPPER: Abraham D. Hopper’s address on the velvet pad of the separated case is 228 Bleecker Street. He was at that address from 1857 – 60.[Craig] “40 Hose and B. V” can be read on the subject’s

0006: NYC FIREMAN. 1/6 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE BY HOPPEREst. $1,800-$2,500

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MAN IN UNIFORM AND CIVILIAN. DRESS: Quarter plate ambrotype on ruby glass. The gentleman is seen in his uniform and military cap on the upper part of the plate. Upside-down he is seen in his civilian clothes. This is a very unusual and

0007: MAN IN UNIFORM AND CIVILIAN. DRESSEst. $360-$450

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CHANGING BACKGROUNDS: Uncut albumen print of six slightly smaller than CDV size images on an imprinted mount, by Bendann Brothers, Baltimore. The subject is a colorist or retoucher in the Bendann studio, Her image as

0009: CHANGING BACKGROUNDSEst. $360-$600

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DON QUIXOTE AND SANCHO PANZA OPERA: 6 albumen carte-de-visite size prints on an uncut sheet. “A. Koenig y Mechlaere” is written in pencil on verso. These are performers in an opera based on “Don Quixote.”

0010: DON QUIXOTE AND SANCHO PANZA OPERAEst. $200-$400

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GIRL, MIRROR, CERAMIC KITTY, PUPPET ON CERAMIC DOG: Charming and uNusual cabinet card by Wantland, Stillwater, O.T. [Oklahoma.]

0011: GIRL, MIRROR, CERAMIC KITTY, PUPPET ON CERAMIC DOGEst. $200-$300

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BOX FOR CABINET CARDS: 6 - inches high, 5- inches deep, 2 1//2- inches wide, covered in red leatherette, with embossed “Photographs” gilded on the curved front. It has been well used, as there are worn areas on the

0012: BOX FOR CABINET CARDSEst. $160-$200Lot Passed

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COVENT GARDEN LABOURERS” BY JOHN THOMPSON: 4 x 3 - inch woodburytype on the original page from “Street Life in London.” 1877. Workers in the flower market carry baskets on their head and back. The bottom of the page has a tear. The

0013: COVENT GARDEN LABOURERS” BY JOHN THOMPSONEst. $300-$500

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LEWIS HINE, WORKERS AT THE WEST END SHOE FACTORY,: LEWIS HINE, WORKERS AT THE WEST END SHOE FACTORY, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA, 1911. 4 x 6 3/8- inch vintage gelatin silver print. “Glass #2171” [probably the number of the glass negative] and other

0014: LEWIS HINE, WORKERS AT THE WEST END SHOE FACTORY,Est. $900-$1,200

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LIFE CLASS, COWLES ART SCHOOL,1893: 5 x 8- inch cyanotype. This was a major Boston art school from 1883 – 1900. Childe Hassam and Dennis Miller Bunker were among those who taught there. Here the model, the male students and possibly

0015: LIFE CLASS, COWLES ART SCHOOL,1893Est. $400-$600

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THE NEW YORK ART STUDENT’S LEAGUE. 1892: . 4 x 5- inch cyanotype. The League began in 1875. This building on 57th Street, designed by Henry Hardenbergh, was completed in 1892. This was in a collection of photographs by Willis W. Vail.

0016: THE NEW YORK ART STUDENT’S LEAGUE. 1892Est. $200-$300Lot Passed

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THOMAS LOWREY’S PRIVATE STREETCAR, MINNEAPOLIS ca 1902: 5 x 7- inch cyanotype. Lowrey was the president of the Minneapolis Street Railway, as well as other railroad ventures. Most of the passengers look at the photographer, but a woman at left looks down

0017: THOMAS LOWREY’S PRIVATE STREETCAR, MINNEAPOLIS ca 1902Est. $400-$600

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JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE, ZISSOU AT ROUSSAT.: JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE, ZISSOU AT ROUSSAT. 1908, printed 1976. 8 x 10 gelatin silver print, pencil notations verso. This is one of Lartigue's charming family photos, showing Zissou in his flying

0018: JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE, ZISSOU AT ROUSSAT.Est. $600-$1,000Lot Passed

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MORRIS ROSENFELD, YACHTS RESOLUTE & VANITIE, 1920: 7 7/8 x 10 1/8- inch toned glossy gelatin silver print, 1920, with Rosenfeld’s embossed blindstamp. Rosenfeld (1885 – 1968) was the major photographer of yachting in New York and New England. The

0019: MORRIS ROSENFELD, YACHTS RESOLUTE & VANITIE, 1920Est. $1,000-$2,000

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INSECT DISGUISES, GROUP OF 5: 5 gelatin silver prints from a series, 1930’s, 1940’s [?] Various sizes around 6 x 8 inches, with paper slugs, pencil and crayon markings and notations verso in French, German, and English.

0020: INSECT DISGUISES, GROUP OF 5Est. $400-$700Lot Passed

FOUNTAIN OF SULTAN AHMET 3, ISTANBUL Robertson, Beato: Titled and signed Robertson and Beato in the negative. Figures pose. Nice albumen print, 12 x 10 - inches. Foxing on the mount; very faint foxing in the upper right

0021: FOUNTAIN OF SULTAN AHMET 3, ISTANBUL Robertson, BeatoEst. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed

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ANTOINE-SAMUEL ADAM-SALOMON, GENTLEMAN WITH CIGARETTE,: ANTOINE-SAMUEL ADAM-SALOMON, GENTLEMAN WITH CIGARETTE, Ca 1855. 10 7/8 x 8 1/8- inch salted paper print on a thin board mount, trimmed to the image. Salomon was a successful sculptor who turned to

0022: ANTOINE-SAMUEL ADAM-SALOMON, GENTLEMAN WITH CIGARETTE,Est. $500-$1,000

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ALBUM OF GERMAN 19TH-CENTURY MILITARY OFFICERS: . There are 32 CDV’s by various makers. Almost all are identified and dated in the 1860’s to 1880’s, with a few other notations, thus making this an important record that was carefully

0023: ALBUM OF GERMAN 19TH-CENTURY MILITARY OFFICERSEst. $750-$1,000Lot Passed

U.S. COAST GUARD, 1944, 1945: Four 8 x 10 gelatin silver official Coast Guard photographs with typed captions, cropping and other notations, and date stamps. A) Soldiers on an LCI landing craft headed for France, with barrage

0024: U.S. COAST GUARD, 1944, 1945Est. $400-$600Lot Passed

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GUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP, AUSTRIA: 8 x 10- inch gelatin silver print, one of a series of 35 pictures made by the U.S. Signal Corps when the camp was liberated in May, 1945. It shows typical buildings of the camp. A text on the verso

0025: GUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP, AUSTRIAEst. $300-$500

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