Feininger, Andreas. New York. 96 Photographs by Andreas Feininger. Signed Copy only two copies held by

only two copies held by libraries according to WorldCat

Michal Chelbin

This collaboration pairs the rigorous

It is an essential volume for understanding how photographers at the end of the 1930s viewed their own history and the limitless potential of their craft

January 12 - March 15

Feininger, Andreas. New York. 96 Photographs by Andreas Feininger. Signed Copy only two copies held byZiff Davis, 1945. Cloth, stained with wear at bottom right front corner. Reading copy, water stained, some pages with small losses and ripples, fair reading copy, sold as is, no return. Lacks dust jacket. Approximately 10. 5 x 14. 5 inches. Introduction by John Erskine. Feiningers superb full page black and white photographs, mostly taken in Manhattan with some in Brooklyn, Queens, and Weehawken. Review copy slip tipped in on front flyleaf with