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1. sold 2. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: Muir, Ward: "CAMERA WORK" AND ITS CREATOR... [caption title]. [New York: The Intimate Gallery (?), post 28 November 1923]. Quarto broadsheet (28 x 21.7cm), text printed on recto and verso in double columns. Very good to near fine. An off-printing of Muir's article from The Amateur Photographer (London, 28 Nov. 1923), produced for promotional purposes by Stieglitz, probably during the Intimate Gallery years. $125. The Intimate Gallery 3. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN AT THE INTIMATE GALLERY... SOME PRESS COMMENTS... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1925. [4]pp. Large octavo, folded leaflet. Text printed in double columns. Very good to near fine. First edition of this promotional brochure issued in the course of the
first exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, then housed in room 303 of the
Anderson Gallery Building, 7 December 1925 through 11 January 1926. The leaflet reprints
reviews by Henry McBride from The Sun, Forbes Watson from The World, Gou
Eglinton from American Art News, Ralph Flint from the Christian Science Monitor,
and Murdock Pemberton from The New Yorker. Several of the notes are as much about
Stieglitz and the new gallery as they are about Marin. 4. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE PAINTINGS, 1927 THE INTIMATE GALLERY: ROOM 303... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1927. Small folio sheet, text on recto only, folded to six panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued in conjunction with this
exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 12 December 1927 to 11 January 1928,
including nineteen paintings, and with a long note by Dove entitled "An Idea." 5. [Lachaise, Gaston]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... ANNOUNCES ITS SEVENTH EXHIBITION... TWENTY SCULPTURES BY GASTON LACHAISE... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1927. Printed broadside (28 x 21.5cm), text on recto only. Near fine. First edition of this promotional broadside issued in anticipation of
this exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 7 March to 3 April 1927. The text
prints a note by Stieglitz on the guiding principles of the gallery, as well as a list of
the previous six exhibits. 6. [Lachaise, Gaston]: GASTON LACHAISE SCULPTURES THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1927. Small folio sheet, text on recto only, folded to six panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued in conjunction with this
exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 7 March to 3 April 1927. Twenty
sculptures were exhibited, of which thirteen were on loan. 7. [Marin, John]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... ANNOUNCES ITS EIGHTH EXHIBITION... FORTY NEW WATER-COLORS BY JOHN MARIN... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1927. Printed broadside (28 x 21.5cm), text on recto only. Near fine. First edition of this promotional broadside issued in anticipation of
this exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, November-December 1927. The text
prints a note by Stieglitz on the guiding principles of the gallery, as well as a list of
the previous seven exhibits. The $6,000 Marin 8. Stieglitz, Alfred: "HERE IS THE MARIN STORY...." [New York: The Intimate Gallery], 17 April 1927. [4]pp. Folded leaflet, 28 x 21.7cm. Fine. First edition. An important document in the history of The Intimate Gallery and John Marin's career, being Stieglitz's own sortie into the fray of opinion surrounding the sale of a group of Marin's paintings to Duncan Phillips in December of 1926. In brief, Stieglitz told several intimates that Phillips had paid $6,000 for Marin's Back of Bear Mountain. Word leaked out to the public, Phillips claimed that the figure was inaccurate, and he and Stieglitz exchanged assertions and denials. The entire episode is summarized on pp.282-3 of Lowe. $175. 9. [Bacon, Peggy]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... PEGGY BACON EXHIBITION... LIST OF PASTELS LIST OF DRAWINGS... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. Fine. First edition of the catalogue of this exhibition held at Stieglitz's
Intimate Gallery, 27 March to 17 April 1928. The text prints a Foreword, "Peggy
Bacon," by Charles Demuth. Seven pastels and two pencil drawings were exhibited. 10. [Bacon, Peggy]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... ANNOUNCES ITS TWELFTH EXHIBITION... PASTEL PORTRAITS AND PENCIL DRAWINGS BY PEGGY BACON... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. Printed broadside (28 x 21.5cm), text on recto only. Near fine. First edition of this promotional broadside issued in anticipation of
this exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 27 March to 17 April 1928. The text
prints a note by Stieglitz on the guiding principles of the gallery, as well as a list of
the previous ten exhibits. 11. [Bluemner, Oscar]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... ANNOUNCES ITS ELEVENTH EXHIBITION... TWENTY-EIGHT NEW PAINTINGS BY OSCAR BLUEMNER... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. Printed broadside (28 x 21.5cm), text on recto only. Near fine. First edition of this promotional broadside issued in anticipation of
this exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 28 February to 27 March 1928. The
text prints a note by Stieglitz on the guiding principles of the gallery, as well as a
list of the previous ten exhibits. 12. [Bluemner, Oscar]: OSCAR BLUEMNER NEW PAINTINGS THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. Small folio sheet, text on recto only, folded to six panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued in conjunction with this
exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 28 February to 27 March 1928, including
twenty-two watercolors and six oils. 13. [Picabia, Francis]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303]... ANNOUNCES ITS THIRTEENTH EXHIBITION... RECENT DRAWINGS BY FRANCIS PICABIA... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. Printed broadside (28 x 21.5cm), text on recto only. Near fine. First edition of this promotional broadside issued in anticipation of
this exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 19 April to 11 May 1928. The text
prints a note by Stieglitz on the guiding principles of the gallery, as well as a list of
the previous twelve exhibits. Marcel Duchamp was instrumental in the organization of the
exhibition. 14 . [Picabia, Francis]: THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303] PICABIA EXHIBITION... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1928. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. Fine. First edition of catalogue issued in conjunction with this exhibition
held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 19 April to 11 May 1928. Marcel Duchamp was
instrumental in the organization of the exhibition, and the catalogue includes a note on
Picabia by Meraud Michael Guinness. This was Picabia's first one man show in America
following those of 1913 and 1915 at "291." 15. [Demuth, Charles]: CHARLES DEMUTH FIVE PAINTINGS THE INTIMATE GALLERY [ROOM 303] ... [caption title]. New York: The Intimate Gallery, 1929. Small folio sheet, text on recto only, folded to six panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued in conjunction with this
exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 29 April to 18 May 1929. An American Place 16. [Marin, John]: LIST OF NEW MARIN WATERCOLORS EXHIBITION - 1930... [caption title]. [New York: An American Place], 1930. [2]pp. Large octavo broadsheet. Mimeographed typescript. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the caption title
and list of forty-seven watercolors) of the first exhibition held at Stieglitz's American
Place, 15 December 1929 - 25 January 1930). 17. [Marin, John]: "AN AMERICAN PLACE"... JOHN MARIN 50 NEW WATERCOLORS DURING JANUARY 1930... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1930. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this handbill announcement for the first exhibition
held at Stieglitz's An American Place (15 December 1929 - 25 January 1930). The handbill
notes that "'An American Place" continues the work of 'Room 303' - Intimate
Gallery." 18. [Marin, John]: "AN AMERICAN PLACE"... JOHN MARIN 14 OIL PAINTINGS - MAINE 30 WATERCOLORS - NEW MEXICO 4 ETCHINGS - NEW YORK (ALL NEW)... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1931. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this handbill announcement for this exhibition held at
Stieglitz's An American Place (11 October - 27 November 1931). 19. Ross, Cary: OUTSIDE... [caption title]. [New York: An American Place, December 1932]. [4]pp. Large octavo folded leaflet. First edition, issued as It Must Be Said I:2. About fine. $25. 20. [Marin, John]: "AN AMERICAN PLACE"... JOHN MARIN NEW OIL PAINTINGS & WATER COLORS & DRAWINGS... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1932. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this handbill announcement for this exhibition held at
Stieglitz's An American Place (7 November - 17 December 1932). 21. [Norman, Dorothy]: DUALITIES [caption title]. [New York: An American Place, September 1933]. [4]pp. Large octavo folded leaflet. First edition. Functionally a prospectus for Norman's collection, made up of an essay by Evelyn Howard, issued as It Must Be Said II:4. About fine. $20. 22. Rilke, Rainer Maria: FROM RAINER MARIA RILKE'S LETTERS TO A YOUNG POET... [caption title]. [New York: An American Place, February 1933]. [4]pp. Large octavo folded leaflet. First edition. A translation, by Cary Ross, of Rilke's letter of 17 February 1903, issued as It Must Be Said II:2. About fine. $50. 23. [Marin, John]: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF JOHN MARIN - 1908-1932 - WATERCOLORS... [caption title]. [New York]: An American Place, 1933. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm).. Mimeographed typescript. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the caption title
and list) for an exhibition comprised of 32 watercolors and an etching, held 16 October -
27 November at Stieglitz's gallery. 24. [Marin, John]: "AN AMERICAN PLACE"... JOHN MARIN NEW WATER COLORS NEW OILS NEW ETCHINGS... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1933. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this handbill announcement for this exhibition held at
Stieglitz's An American Place (20 December 1933 - 1 February 1934). 25. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN EXHIBITION OF WATER COLORS, DRAWINGS, OILS (1934 - 1935)... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1935. [42]pp. Octavo broadsheet (24.5 x 21cm), folded to four panels. About fine. First edition of this catalogue (consisting of the title and list) for
an exhibition comprised of twelve watercolors and six oils. Additionally, an "An
Extract from a Letter from Marin, Cape Split, Maine, August 18, 1935" occupies one of
the panels. 26. [Adams, Ansel]: ANSEL ADAMS EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1936. Small folio sheet, text on recto and verso, folded to six panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued in conjunction with this
exhibition held at Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, 27 October to 27 November 1936, including
forty-five of Adams's photos. Adams contributes a prefatory essay. The show was held in
conjunction with an Einstein exhibit, which is blurbed on one of the panels. 27. [Group Show]: CHARLES DEMUTH ARTHUR G. DOVE MARSDEN HARTLEY JOHN MARIN GEORGIA O'KEEFFE AND NEW PAINTINGS ON GLASS BY REBECCA S. STRAND... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1936. Large octavo. Folded leaflet, text on recto only. Fine. First edition of the flyer for this group exhibition held at An
American Place 27 November to 31 December 1936. 28. [Marin, John]: THE BULLETIN OF THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART... MARIN EXHIBITION [wrapper title]. [New York]: MOMA, October 1936. Small quarto. Pictorial wrappers. I:4. Illus. Devoted to material supplementing the catalogue of the exhibition, including a long essay by Loren Mozley. Near fine. $25. 29. [" 291"]: Flint, Ralph: "291" AGAIN! [caption title]. [New York: An American Place, October 1937]. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. Near fine. First edition of this essay in recapitulation, written two decades after "291" closed its doors. Issued as It Must Be Said Number seven for its year. $40. 30. Norman, Dorothy: PRELUDE TO A CHURCH. New York: An American Place, [February 1937]. [2],5,[1]pp. Large octavo. Printed self-wrappers. First edition. Issued as Number One of It Must Be Said for the year. $35. 31. [" 291"]: EXHIBITION BEGINNINGS AND LANDMARKS: "291" 1905 - 1917. New York: An American Place, 1937. [8]pp. plus errata slip. Large octavo. Printed self wrappers. A few minor spots, else near fine. First edition of this catalogue for the exhibition mounted on the 20th
anniversary of "291" closing its doors. Dorothy Norman contributes a prefatory
essay, and over ninety items were included in the exhibit. 32. Hartley, Marsden: MARSDEN HARTLEY EXHIBITION OF RECENT PAINTINGS, 1936... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, 1937. [2],5,[1]pp. Large octavo. Printed self wrappers. Fine. First edition. Although functionally an exhibition catalogue for this
show held at Stieglitz's Gallery 20 April - 17 May 1937 (the titles of twenty-one
paintings are listed on the rear wrapper), this item is almost exclusively made up of a
long essay by Hartley, entitled "On the Subject of Nativeness - a Tribute to
Maine," accompanied by a poem, "Signing family papers." 33. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN NEW WATER COLORS, OILS AND DRAWINGS... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1937. Quarto sheet, folded to four panels. Near fine. First edition of this handlist issued to accompany this exhibition held
at Stieglitz's gallery, 5 January - 3 February 1937. Six oils, five drawings and sixteen
watercolors were on exhibit. The rear panel announces the forthcoming O'Keeffe show. 34. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE EXHIBITION OF RECENT PAINTINGS, 1938... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1938. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 29 March - 10 May 1938, consisting of thirty-eight paintings. The catalogue is
largely occupied with Duncan Phillips's note, "The Art of Arthur G. Dove." 35. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN EXHIBITION OF OILS AND WATER COLORS... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, November 7 - January 9, 1938. Oblong folio sheet, folded to 6 panels. Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition comprised of
twenty-four watercolors and oils. In addition to the list, the catalogue reprints essays
on Marin by McBride, Thomas Craven, Duncan Phillips, et al. Published as It Has Been
Said II:1. 36. Marin, John: TO MY PAINT CHILDREN [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 14 February 1938. [4]pp. Folded leaflet, 23.9 x 15.4cm. Paper faintly toned, but a fine copy. Uncommon. First separate printing of this poem by the American painter, published under the auspices of the then current incarnation of his long primary gallery association. $85. 37. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN RECENT PAINTINGS WATER COLORS AND OILS... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1938. Broadside on stiff card (22.2 x 10.2 cm.). About fine. First edition of this promotional display card/flyer for an exhibition,
held 22 February - 27 March 1938 at Stieglitz's gallery. Lowe's list dates the opening
"2/14?." 38. [Marin, John]: LIST OF PAINTINGS - MARIN EXHIBITION... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1939. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this handlist for this exhibition held at Stieglitz's
An American Place (3 December 1939 - 17 January 1940). Twelve watercolors and six oils
were exhibited. 39. [Marin, John]: NEW OILS NEW WATER COLORS BY JOHN MARIN... AT AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1939. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this promotional handbill/flyer for this exhibition
held at Stieglitz's An American Place (3 December 1939 - 17 January 1940). Twelve
watercolors and six oils were exhibited. 40. [O'Keeffe, Georgia]: GEORGIA O'KEEFFE EXHIBITION OF OILS AND PASTELS... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1939. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 22 January - 17 March 1939, consisting of twenty-two paintings from New Mexico.
O'Keeffe contributes an essay "About Myself," and William Einstein an article on
O'Keeffe denoted "Not for Publication." 41. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE EXHIBITION OF NEW OILS AND WATER-COLORS... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1940. [4]pp. Octavo. Folded leaflet. Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 30 March - 14 May 1940, consisting of thirty-six paintings, with a brief
prefatory note by Dove. 42. [Marin, John]: AN AMERICAN PLACE... JOHN MARIN 12 NEW WATER COLORS - 1940 9 NEW OILS - 1940 SOME NEW DRAWINGS /40... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1940. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Stencil facsimile holograph. About fine. First edition of this promotional handbill/flyer for this exhibition
held at Stieglitz's An American Place (11 December 1940 - 21 January 1941). Twelve
watercolors and nine oils and some drawings were exhibited. 43. [Marin, John]: EXHIBITION OF MARIN AT AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. [New York]: An American Place, 1940. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Mimeographed typescript. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the caption title
and list) for an exhibition comprised of twelve watercolors, eight oils, and two drawings,
held 11 December 1940 - 21 January 1941 at Stieglitz's gallery. 44. [Marin, John]: Enters, Angna: EXHIBITION OF NEW OILS, WATER-COLORS - 1940... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place 1940. Large octavo printed broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). About fine. First edition of this promotional handbill/flyer for this exhibition
held at Stieglitz's An American Place (11 December 1940 - 21 January 1941). The text
printed on this broadside consists largely of Angna Enters' "Notes on John
Marin." Twelve watercolors and nine oils and some drawings were exhibited. 45. [O'Keeffe, Georgia]: GEORGIA O'KEEFFE EXHIBITION OF OILS AND PASTELS... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1940. Printed broadsheet (21.2 x 15.2 cm). Text on recto and verso. Fine. First edition of this handlist for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 3 February - 17 March 1940, consisting of twenty-one paintings, largely based on
O'Keeffe's visit to Hawaii. O'Keeffe contributes an extended note about the paintings. 46. [Dove, Arthur G.]: EXHIBITION OF NEW ARTHUR G. DOVE PAINTINGS AT AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1941. Quarto broadsheet. Mimeographed typescript. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition comprised of thirty paintings held at Stieglitz’s gallery 27
March - 17 May 1941. 47. [Group Show]: ARTHUR G. DOVE... JOHN MARIN... GEORGIA O'KEEFFE... PABLO PICASSO... ALFRED STIEGLITZ... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1941. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet, text on recto only. Fine. First edition of the handlist of this group exhibition held at An
American Place 17 October to 27 November 1941. Picasso's groundbreaking "Figure"
(1910), first shown at "291" in 1911, is included. 48. [Marin, John]: EXHIBITION JOHN MARIN (VINTAGE 1941)... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1941. Broadside on stiff card (21 x 9.8 cm.). About fine. First edition of this promotional card for an exhibition comprised of
fifteen watercolors, and eight oils, held 9 December 1941 - 27 January 1942 at Stieglitz's
gallery. 49. Marin, John: A LETTER FROM JOHN MARIN [caption title]. New York: An American Place, December 1941. [4]pp. Folded leaflet, 23.5 x 15.34 cm. About fine. First printing of the text of this letter from Marin to his old friend and champion, Alfred Stieglitz, written in a reflective, somewhat fragmented, poetic mode: "... The one who cannot now paint anything other than masterpieces [/] Still he cusses them [/] What right has he to cuss masterpieces? [/] I have discovered it [/] - this perfection is getting to be damned tiresome [/] - not to be able to [/] make a mistake now and then... ." $65. 50. [Marin, John]: AN AMERICAN PLACE... EXHIBITION JOHN MARIN (VINTAGE 1941)... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1941. Large octavo broadsheet (28 x 21.6cm). Mimeographed typescript. About fine. First edition of this handlist for an exhibition comprised of fifteen
watercolors, and eight oils, held 9 December 1941 - 27 January 1942 at Stieglitz's
gallery. 51. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE EXHIBITION OF RECENT PAINTINGS (1941 - 1942)... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1942. Oblong folio sheet, folded to six panels. Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 14 April - 27 May 1942, consisting of twenty paintings. The catalogue prints a
poem by Dove, "A Way to Look at Things," and some short critical notes. 52. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN EXHIBITION OF RECENT PAINTINGS, 1942 OILS AND WATER COLORS... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, 1942. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. About fine. First edition of this catalogue (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition comprised of twelve watercolors and sixteen oils, held at
Stieglitz's gallery 17 November 1942 - 11 January 1943. 53. [Marin, John]: PERTAINING TO NEW YORK CIRCUS AND PINK LADIES. New York: An American Place, 1942. Folded leaflet, pictorial vignette on front panel. Fine. First edition. A leaflet issued to accompany a three-week exhibition of
new work by Marin at An American Place, including a bibliographical checklist. 54. [O'Keeffe, Georgia]: GEORGIA O'KEEFFE EXHIBITION OF RECENT PAINTINGS, 1941... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, 1942. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. About fine. First edition of this catalogue (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition at Stieglitz's gallery, 2 February - 17 March 1942, comprised
largely of the series, "Near Abiquiu, New Mexico (1941)." 55. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE PAINTINGS - 1942 - 1943... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1943. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet (printed on recto only). Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 11 February - 17 March 1943, consisting of twenty-two paintings. 56. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE PAINTINGS - 1944... AN AMERICAN PLACE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1944. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet (printed on recto only). Fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz's
gallery, 21 March - 21 May 1944, consisting of twenty paintings. 57. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN PAINTINGS - 1943... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, November 5, 1943 - January 9, 1944. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. About fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition comprised of nine
watercolors, six drawings and five oils. In addition to the list, the catalogue prints
"A Letter from John Marin" to Stieglitz, dated 29 Sept. 1943. 58. [O'Keeffe, Georgia]: GEORGIA O'KEEFFE PAINTINGS - 1943... [wrapper title]. New York: An American Place, 1944. [4]pp. Large octavo. Folded leaflet. About fine. First edition of this catalogue for an exhibition at Stieglitz’s
gallery, 11 January - 11 March 1944, consisting of nineteen paintings. O'Keeffe
contributes an essay, "About Painting Desert Bones." 59. [Dove, Arthur G.]: ARTHUR G. DOVE PAINTINGS - 1922 -1944... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1945. Broadside on stiff card (25 x 9.9 cm.). About fine. First edition of this handlist for an exhibition comprised of fifteen
paintings, held 9 May - 15 June 1945 at Stieglitz's gallery. 60. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN PAINTINGS - 1944... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1945. [2]pp. Large octavo broadsheet. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition held at Stieglitz's gallery (27 November 1944 - 10 January 1945),
comprised of thirteen watercolors and eleven oils. 61. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: Clifford, Henry, and Carl Zigrosser [comp]: HISTORY OF AN AMERICAN ALFRED STIEGLITZ: "291" AND AFTER SELECTIONS FROM THE STIEGLITZ COLLECTION... [accompanied by:] THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM BULLETIN... AN AMERICAN COLLECTION.... XL:206. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art, [1944] and May 1945. Two volumes. Large octavo. Printed wrappers, and pictorial wrappers, the latter item heavily illustrated. About fine. First editions. The first item is the detailed catalogue of this magnificent exhibition of over three hundred items representing Stieglitz's career from Photo-Secession until his death, as well as the works of his associates. The second item serves as an "illustrative supplement" to the first. $50. 62. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: Clifford, Henry [comp]: THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM BULLETIN... AN AMERICAN COLLECTION.... XL:206. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art, May 1945. Large octavo. Pictorial wrappers. Illustrated. About fine. First edition of the illustrative supplement to the major exhibition catalogue attending the Stieglitz collection exhibition of the previous year. $20. 63. [Marin, John]: JOHN MARIN PAINTINGS - 1945... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1946. [2]pp. Large octavo broadsheet. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition comprised of twenty-one watercolors and nine oils held at
Stieglitz's gallery 30 November 1945 - 10 January 1946. 64. [O'Keeffe, Georgia]: GEORGIA O'KEEFFE... [caption title]. New York: An American Place, 1946. Large octavo broadsheet (23 x 15.2cm). Text on recto only. About fine. First edition of this handlist (consisting solely of the title and
list) for an exhibition at Stieglitz's gallery (4 February - 27 March) comprised of ten
oils and four pastels. 65. sold 66. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: CATALOGUE OF THE ALFRED STIEGLITZ COLLECTION FOR FISK UNIVERSITY... THE CARL VAN VECHTEN GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. [Nashville]: Fisk University, 1949. 48pp. Small quarto. Printed wrappers. Portrait and plates. Fine. First edition. A catalogue, with selective reproductions, of the 101 items given by Georgia O'Keeffe to Fisk, accompanied by Forewords by Carl Van Vechten and Georgia O'Keeffe, an Introduction by Carl Zigrosser, and a prefatory note by President Charles Johnson. $125. 67. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS BY.... Washington: National Gallery of Art / Smithsonian Museum, 1958. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Plates. First edition of this exhibition catalogue, with a prefatory essay by Doris Bry. Wraps a trifle dust soiled, but a very good copy, with the pictorial bookplate of photographer/novelist Carl Van Vechten. $75. 68. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: Bry, Doris: ALFRED STIEGLITZ: PHOTOGRAPHER. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, [1965]. Oblong quarto. Cloth. First edition. Full-scale reproductions of 62 prints from the Museum's collection. One corner bumped, else fine in price-clipped dust jacket. $125. 69. [Stieglitz, Alfred]: Seligmann, Herbert J.: ALFRED STIEGLITZ TALKING. NOTES ON SOME OF HIS CONVERSATIONS, 1925 - 1931... . New Haven: Yale University Library, 1966. Cloth. First edition. Fine, without dust jacket (as issued). $50. |
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