infusing natural terrains with surreal
VG with moderate fading on spine and edges
Rare photobooks and magazines
It documents his final creative decade (1946–1948) when
Max Kozloff begins with the development of street photography that emerged in New York in the early 1900s with a local school of photographers led by Alfred Stieglitz
Rome, Italy. New Views of Old Rome by Louis Bailey Audigier, Bestetti & Tumminelli, Milano-Roma, 1925. Signed Copy infusing natural terrains with surrealFlexible boards, good plus with front hinge discretely reinforced and with evidence of use commensurate with a century old book. 70 pages with numerous black and white illustrations, including three page foldout comprising a panorama of the Colosseum. Introduction by Aristide D. Tani. Photos include many of the best known architectural wonders of Rome. Texts in Italian, French, English, and German. Uncommon. Summary: New Views of Old Rome (1925),