13thANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION

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13th
ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS
PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION
Benefiting Angkor Hospital for Children
December 1, 2009
13th ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS
PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION
Benefiting Angkor Hospital for Children
DATE
December 1, 2009 (Tuesday)
6:00 pm-7:00 pm Preview & Cocktail Reception
7:00 pm-8:30 pm Live Auction
LOCATION
Metropolitan Pavilion
123 West 18th Street, #5FL The Level, New York, NY 10011
AUCTIONEER
Rick Wester
Rick Wester Fine Art, Inc.
DECOR:
Chazz Levi
HORS D’OEUVRES DURING THE COCKTAIL RECEPTION
AND LIVE AUCTION PROVIDED BY:
Restaurant Tokyo
Saffron 59
All proceeds benefit Angkor Hospital for Children in Cambodia.
All of the artwork can also be viewed online at www.fwab.org which includes links to each artist’s homepage.
FOR INQUIRIES, CONTACT:
FRIENDS WITHOUT A BORDER
1123 Broadway, #1210, New York, NY 10010
Tel (212) 691-0909 Fax (212)337-8052
e-mail: [email protected]
Catalog Printed by Meridian Printing
Digital Photography courtesy of Don Penny, NYC
Cover: © Irving Penn Dahomey Children, Dahomey, 1967
Foreword
In 2005
Kenro Izu asked me if I would be interested in joining the auction committee for the 9th
Annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction benefiting the Angkor Hospital for Children
in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Since meeting Kenro for the first time the year before, I had become familiar with the
organization he founded in 1995, Friends Without A Border (Friends). He was inspired—and perhaps haunted—by
the memory of watching a ten-year-old girl in Siem Reap die because there simply was no medical treatment to give
her. The more I learned about the organization and what it had accomplished—the hospital opened in 1999 and by
2005 had provided care to more than 300,000 children—the more inspired I felt to do something myself. Before I
could make the call, offering my services to him in whatever way he could use them, Kenro reached out to me. When
I readily accepted his invitation to work on the auction, Kenro expressed his gratitude for my willingness to serve a
dream that, against great odds, he had made into a reality. But I soon realized that it was I who would be forever
grateful to him for what he was giving me.
Seven years earlier, in 1998, I had attended my first Friends of Friends Photography Auction which was then held at
Howard Greenberg’s gallery in Soho. At that auction I bought a beautiful print by Eikoh Hosoe, Otoko to Onna (Man
and Woman) #33, 1960. In it two birds are cradled firmly but gently in the hands of a man who holds them in front of
his naked torso, close to his heart. The birds’ beaks are just touching each other, as if in a kiss. Within the general
context of Hosoe’s often more strenuous and challenging Man and Woman series—known for its starkly graphic,
high-contrast quality—it is a noticeably tender image. It is one I had long admired and the print immediately became
one of my most cherished possessions.
Once I began my work on the auction in 2005 I felt an incredible sense of satisfaction unlike any I had known before.
I knew I was contributing to making a difference in the lives of children who would otherwise suffer and die from
treatable illnesses. In a way I was able to claim a small part of Kenro’s dream as my own and know that I was helping
to save the lives of children in whose faces, while I did not know them, I saw my own little then five-year-old boy.
In the years since, the Hosoe print on my wall has taken on a new significance. I no longer look at it and see only the
creative vision of its maker, the beauty of its composition, and the quality of its printing. In those two little birds I see
children who would otherwise be vulnerable if not for the protective comfort of the strong hands that hold them—
hands that represent humanity as a whole but that I now also see as my own. I came to realize that what Kenro had
succeeded at was not just the building of a children’s hospital which to date has treated nearly 700,000 children and
provides its services almost entirely for free…free! He has also made his dream that of the many people who have
supported it—the people who work for Friends, the many artists who generously contribute their work each year, and
those who attend the auction and who, as I did, just might find themselves fortunate enough to buy a beautiful print
and soon realize that they have in fact acquired and, in the process, have also given so much more.
Gregory Wakabayashi
Friends of Friends Photography Auction Committee
Art Director, Welcome Books, New York
ANGKOR HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN CONTINUES WITH YOUR SUPPORT
© Karl Grobl
This year marked a very special achievement for
Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) – ten years
of providing compassionate care
to the children of Cambodia. Since its
inception in 1999, over 700,000 children
have received high-quality, comprehensive
treatment at AHC. What’s more, the reach of
the hospital has continued to grow thanks to
the success of the Capacity Building and Health
Education Program, and the now international
Medical Education Center. The emphasis placed
on training and developing medical staff in
Cambodia over the past ten years means that
even more lives can be saved.
The year 2009 has been marked with some major accomplishments for AHC: two rounds of open heart surgeries were
successfully executed, raising the level of quality of care provided at AHC even higher than before; three research studies
conducted at AHC were selected to be published in international medical journals; and AHC doctors and nurses represented the hospital at conferences worldwide. Additionally, the construction of the Capacity Building and Health Education
Program building was completed on AHC ground, allowing for closer collaboration with AHC in providing a preventative
approach to healthcare in the rural areas of Cambodia.
© Karl Grobl
The medical education programs at AHC continue to thrive. As an officially recognized teaching hospital
by the Cambodian Ministry of Health, AHC had the privilege of educating more than 2,000 healthcare workers throughout
the past year. The hospital also became a training site for Lao doctors and nurses, giving them the opportunity to develop
advanced skills they can take back to their own country.
The Center for Friends Without A Border (Friends Center)
celebrated its first anniversary this year, and earned two
awards for architecture and design. Symbolizing a
nexus of caring for the community and
ecological sustainability, the Friends Center has
served as a comfortable place to welcome visitors from
around the world and provide them with information about
the work being done at AHC. The Friends Center hosted
several events to raise funds and awareness over the
past year, furthering our efforts to be more self-sustaining.
We sincerely thank all of the photographers, galleries and collectors who have
donated their artwork. We also thank the generous sponsors who have provided
financial support, the committee members who have devoted enormous amounts
of time and energy, and the attendees, without whose participation the great
work being done at AHC would not be possible. Only together, we can achieve
our goals in caring for Cambodia’s children.
© Karl Grobl
Kenro Izu’s vision of providing quality and compassionate care to the children of Cambodia continues to be realized each
and every day at AHC. Over the past sixteen years his vision has grown into Cambodia’s strongest hope for a healthy
future. His dream has resonated in the hearts of many photographers and others in the art community. Their support is
what makes the annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction possible.
Special Print
Created for Friends Without A Border
Apple Orchard, China
by Monica Denevan
It is our pleasure to present this limited-edition print, generously donated by Monica
Denevan exclusively for the 13th Annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction and
Friends’ Hollywood Premier. The print is now available prior to the auction.
Price $500 (tax-deductible portion $470)
Edition of 20
Gelatin silver print
Year of work: 2007
Image size 9 x 9” on 11 x 14” fiber paper, presented in 14 x 17” 4-ply mats
Signed by the artist in pencil on the verso; Embossed with Friends Without
A Border stamp
The prints are made available courtesy of Chelsea Photographic Services.
Live
AUCTION
01
Rebecca Lepkoff
Midtown Manhattan 1940’s
Gelatin silver print; Printed c. 1999
8 5/8 x 6 13/16, Signed and titled in
pencil on the verso
Estimate $2,500
Donated by the artist
courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
01
02
02
Arthur Leipzig
Divers, East River 1948
10 x 13, Signed in pencil with photographer’s
stamp on the verso
Estimate $2,000
03
Elliott Erwitt
New York City, 1955
17 11/16 x 11 5/8, Signed in ink on the rector; signed and titled in pencil on ther verso
Estimate $4,500
03
04
Jerry N. Uelsmann
April is the Cruellest Month (1st Version), 1967
Vintage gelatin silver print
12 x 10, Initialed, titled, and dated in pencil on the
mount recto; Signed, titled, and dated in pencil with
photographer’s label on the reverse of the mount
Estimate $5,000
Donated by Howard Greenberg
04
05
05
Eikoh Hosoe
Embrace #28, 1969
12 x 8, Signed in pencil on the recto; Signed, titled and
dated in pencil on the verso
Estimate $4,000
06
06
Sheila Rock
Horse 57
Series from 1998-2007
Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2006 on discontinued
Kentmere Art Classic paper
19 x 18, Signed in pencil on on the recto
Estimate $2,000
courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art
07
Tom Baril
Two Callas 2002
Toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 2002
22 1/2 x 17 1/4, Signed in pencil on the verso
Artist proof
Estimate $2,500
07
08
08
Sean Perry
Revelation 2004
Toned gelatin silver print
30 x 30, Signed in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 1/8
Estimate $2,500
courtesy of Stephen L. Clark Gallery
09
Alvin Booth
Untitled - Osmosis # 9905475 1999
Uniquely toned gelatin silver print
39 1/4 x 20 1/2, Signed in pencil on the
recto
Edition no. 3/10
Framed
Estimate $4,000
Donated by the artist and Nike Lanning
courtesy of Fahey/ Klein Gallery
09
10
10
Sze Tsung Leong
204th Street, Gretna, Nebraska, 2002
C-print; Printed in 2009
20 x 24, Signature label on the verso
Edition no. 4/15
Frame courtesy of CLV Art Services
Estimate $2,500
courtesy of Yossi Milo Gallery
11
Mitch Epstein
Voltage Regulator and Pig’s Foot, Hanoi, Vietnam 1995
20 x 30, Signed in ink on the verso
Edition no. 4/10
Framed
Estimate $8,200
courtesy of Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
11
12
Alfred Eisenstaedt
Boys Playing Card Game, Cetara, Italy, 1947
13 3/8 x 10 3/4, LIFE PHOTO/ Photographer credit stamp,
titled descrption in ink, Time Inc. copyright stamp and
annotations in pencil and color pencil on the verso
Estimate $6,000
12
13
Amy Arbus
Boxer/ Cuba 2001
Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2001
9 7/8 x 9 7/8, Signed, titled, editioned with photographer’s
stamp in ink on the verso
Edition no. 2/25
Estimate $2,250
courtesy of Anthropy Arts
13
14
“Because of the desperate economic situation in Cuba, the
parents, hoping for better lives for their children, put an inordinate amount of pressure on their young girls to become
ballet dancers and their boys to be great boxers. This is
their only ticket out of Cuba and a chance at freedom. This
nine-year-old boxing champ just lost a fight. He seemed to
be contemplating the ramifications for his entire family.”
W. Eugene Smith
A Man of Mercy, Albert Schweitzer 1954
10 1/2 x 13 5/8, Annotation in pencil with
photographer’s circular stamp on the verso
Estimate $5,000
The image was taken as a part of photo
essay for November 15, 1954 issue of LIFE
magaine, portraying Schweitzer at Lamberne
in French Equatorial Africa (now Gabon).
14
15
Marc Riboud
Darjeeling 1956
9 3/8 x 13 7/8, Signed and titled in ink on the
recto; signed and titled in pencil with photographer’s stamp on the verso
Estimate $3,000
15
16
16
Kenro Izu
Angkor #26, Angkor Wat, Cambodia 1993
Platinum palladium print
13 1/8 x 19 1/8, Signed in pencil in the margin;
stamped and signed in ink on the reverse of the mount
Edition no. 82
Estimate $1,500
courtesy of Friends Without A Border
17
Daido Moriyama
Antwerpen 2007
12 x 7 7/8, Signed in pencil on the verso
Estimate $3,000
17
18
Linda Connor
Mass, Saint George Church, Ethiopia 2006
Gelatin silver print; contact print on Printing Out Paper
toned with gold chloride
8 x 10, Signed and titled in pencil on the verso
Estimate $2,000
courtesy of Haines Gallery and Sepia International
18
19
Steve McCurry
Novice Monk in Amdo, Tibet, 2001
Ultrachrome print; Printed in 2009
19 3/8 x 13, Signed in ink on the verso
Estimate $3,500
courtesy of Imagine Asia and DianeRaimondo.com
20
Rena Bass Forman
Reclining Buddha, Mihintale, Sri Lanka, 2005
30 x 30, Signed in pencil on the reverse of the mount
Edition no. 1/7
Estimate $4,800
courtesy of Bonni Benrubi Gallery
19
20
21
21
Michael Clinton
Manhattan Sky 2005
Iris print; Printed in 2009
20 x 30, Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto
Edition no. 4/10
Estimate $800
22
Saul Leiter
Parade 1954
Estimate $4,000
22
23
Todd Hido
#2750 from the series House Hunting 2000
13 7/8 x 10 15/16, Signed in ink on the verso
Artist proof
Estimate $2,500
courtesy of Stepen Wirtz Gallery and Nazraeli
23
24
24
Walker Evans
Joe’s Auto Graveyard, Pennsylvania, 1935
Carbon pigment print; Printed in 2009
16 5/8 x 36, Titled, editioned and annotation in ink
on the recto
Edition no. 3/140
Estimate $3,000
Donated by Martson Hill Editions
The image was shown for the Evans’ centennial
exhibition at The Yale University School of Art, where
he served on the faculty.
25
25
26
Matthew Pilsbury
Dinner at Cloud 9, Revolving Restaurant,
Vancouver, 2009
Pigment print
12 1/2 x 15 5/8, Signed, editioned and dated in pencil
on the recto; title printed in ink on the recto
Edition no. 5/20
Estimate $1,800
Allen Ginsberg
W.S. Burroughs at the MET beside Sphinx,
1953
Gelatin silver print; Printed later
5 11/16 x 6 5/8 without text, Signed, titled, dated
and annotation in ink on the recto
Estimate $6,000
Hand-written text reads “We went up to the
museum on the subway from Lower East Side
Fall 1953 W.S. Burroughs”
26
27
27
Irving Penn
Dahomey Children, Dahomey, 1967
Gelatin silver print (#8062);Printed before 1974
13 3/4 in x 13 5/8, Signed ink on the verso; original credit
lables on the reverse of the mount
Edition of 15 silver prints
Frame courtesy of Randolph Laub Studio, Los Angeles
Estimate $25,000
Published in Dahomey (Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2004),
pg. 31; Passage (Alfred A. Knopf, 1991), pg. 170;
Worlds In A Small Room (Studio, 1980), pg. 37
28
28
Adam Fuss
Untitled (AFD315) 2009
Daguerreotype
10 x 8, Signed and dated in ink on the
reverse of the mount
Unique print
Frame courtesy of Knight Works Inc.
Estimate $15,000
courtesy of Cheim & Read
29
29
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Valentino (negative #823) from the
series Wax Museums 1994
16 5/8 x 21 7/16, Signed in pencil on
mount recto; title number and edition on
blindstamp in the margin
Edition no. 1/25
Framed
Estimate $15,000
The image appears in the artist’s monograph Hiroshi Sugimoto - Time Exposed
(Edition Hans-Jorg Mayer, 1995) pg 22.
30
Herb Ritts
Maasai Woman and Child, Africa
1993
18 1/2 x 15, Stamped and signed by
Mark McKenna/ Chairman Herb Ritts
Foundation on the verso and the reverse
of the frame
Edition no. 18/25
Framed
Estimate $7,500
Donated by Herb Ritts Foundation
courtesy of Staley-Wise Gallery
Published in Africa (Bulfinch, 1994) and
Work (Bulfinch, 1996). Edition of 25 plus
3 AP’s; 23 prints realized during the
lifetime of the artist. Presented in original
Herb Ritts Studio frame and mat by
Randolph Laub Studio, Los Angeles.
30
Hong Kong
Special Portfolio by Peter Steinhauer
Living and working in Asia since 1993, Peter Steinhauer
has been portraying the many changing faces of Asian
culture. Steinhauer focuses on documenting portraits,
natural landscapes, seascapes, urban cityscapes, and
man-made structures from different countries.
His finely crafted black and white prints are exhibited in
museums and galleries worldwide, including the American
Museum of Natural History, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi
Museums of Fine Arts.
Steinhauer has published books entitled Vietnam: Portraits
and Landscapes (Edition Stemmle, 2001) and Enduring
Spirit of Vietnam (Art Vietnam/ Fielding-Lecht, 2006), which
was awarded Best Photography Book of the Year 2007 by
Photo District News. Current book projects include Hong
Kong, Burma, India and Bali.
31
Archival pigment print made on Hahnemuhle
Fine Art Baryta paper; Printed in 2009
Vairous sizes printed on 20 1/4 x 24” paper
Signed in ink on the recto and embossed
with Friends Without A Border stamp
on each print
Edition no. 1/3
Estimate $8,000
Headlands and Island, 2007
Kowloon in Transition, 2009
Atrium of the Birds, 2008
Bamboo Trellis #2, 2009
Hillside Cocoon, 2009
Twin Cocoons, 2009
Ma On Shan Clouds, 2008
Wall to the Abyss, 2008
High Island Reservoir Dam, 2008
Hong Kong View #1, 2007 (Diptych)
Ma On Shan View, 2008 (Diptych)
Black Moor, 2007
Silent
AUCTION
S32
S32
Edward Garbarino
Teliodios, 2002
Split sepia and selenium toned gelatin silver print
15 1/2 x 19 1/2, Signed in pencil on the verso; signed
and editioned on the reverse of the frame
Edition no. 1/25
Framed
Estimate $600
Donated by Elaine Goldman
courtesy of Susan Wechsler
S33
Peter C. Jones
Fresh Lemons, July 2007
C-print
19 x 19, Signed, titled, editioned and dated in ink on
the verso
Edition no. 4/15
Estimate $1,800
S33
S34
Koichiro Kurita
Concord River - Fall from the series
Chi Sui Ki 1994
Platinum palladium print; Printed in 2009
7 7/8 x 9 3/4, Signed in pencil on the recto
Edition no. 4/20
Estimate $1,400
courtesy of Sepia International
S34
S35
Ruth Orkin
Man in Rain, New York City 1952
12 3/4 x 8 3/8, Photographer’s blindstamp on the recto;
Archive stamp, signed, titled, and dated by Mary Engel/
Executive of Estate, in pencil on the verso
Estimate $1,000
Donated by Mary Engel/ Ruth Orking Photo Archive
S36
Mike Disfarmer
Untitled 1933-46
11 3/4 x 7, Embossed with Disfarmer Collection stamp
in the margin; Julia Scully Collection stamp and edition
number in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 7/75
Estimate $800
Donated by Julia Scully
S35
S36
S37
Allen Frame
Sailors, Pensacola, 1995
8 1/8 x 12 1/2, Signed in pencil on
the verso
Special charity print
Estimate $1,500
courtesy of Gitterman Gallery
S37
S38
Barbara Mensch
Vinny an Unloader from the
series South Street c. 1982
10 3/8 x 10 3/8, Signed, titled
and dated in pencil on the
verso
Edition no. 2/10
Estimate $1,500
courtesy of Bonni Benrubi
Gallery
Published in South Street
(Columbia Univ. Press, 2007),
pg. 133. The book was
released to coincide with the
historic closing of New York’s
Fulton Fish Market.
S38
S39
Herman Leonard
Tony Bennett, NYC, 1950
8 9/16 x 6 15/16, Signed and titled in
ink on the recto
Estimate $1,000
courtesy of Morrison Hotel Gallery
S39
S40
Amani Willett
Untitled 2006
16 x 20 Signed in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 5/15
Estimate $1,200
courtesy of DianeRaimondo.com
S40
S41
Karine Laval
Untiled from the series Scandinavia 2009
C-print
20 x 19 3/4, Signed in ink on the verso
Edition no. 1/15
Estimate $1,800
S42
Lynn Saville
Pepsi-Cola 2008
C-print
Edition no. 4/15
Estimate $1,750
courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery
S41
S42
S43
S43
Eric Meola
American Pop 2004
Pigment print; Printed in 2009
14 x 21, Signed, titled, editioned and year in pencil on the recto
Artist proof
Estimate $1,000
S44
Andy Freeberg
Bonifazio Veronese’s Adoration of the Shepherds,
Hermitage Museum 2008
Pigment print
15 x 18 1/2, Signed in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 4/12
Estimate $2,400
courtesy of Kopeikin Gallery
S44
S45
Marissa Roth
Widow who Tends a Buddha Shrine at Angkor Wat,
Cambodia February 2009
Edition no. 2/15
Estimate $650
S46
Jeanloup Sieff
Kenya, 1961
8 x 11 3/4, Titled and dated in ink with photographer’s
stamp on verso
Estimate $3,000
S45
S46
S47
Richard Gere
Untitled 2007
Pigment print
16 1/2 x 11, Signed in pencil on the recto
Estimate $1,000
courtesy of The Gere Foundation
S47
S48
Philippe Halsman
Untitled c. 1949
13 3/4 x 10 7/8, Photographer’s stamp on the verso
Estimate $2,000
S49
John Dugdale
S48
Turbulent Dreams
Photogravure
8 3/4 x 6 3/4, Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto
Edition no. 44/50
Estimate $1,000
Donated by Debra Shriver
S50
Giuseppe Leone
L’Isola Nuda 1984
Gelatin silver print; Printed early
7 1/2 x 11 13/16, Signed in pencil with photographer’s
stamp on the verso
Estimate $900
courtesy of Giovanna Pennacchi and ACTA International
S49
S50
S51
Robert Flynt
Untitled (WH; fedora 09) 2009
C-print
19 7/8 x 15 7/8, Signed, dated and editioned in ink
on the verso
Artist proof
Estimate $1,200
courtesy of Clamp Art
S51
S52
S52
Michael Itkoff
Ice Crack, Lake Wallenpaupack, Pennsylvania 2008
C-print
Edition no. 2/7
Estimate $1,000
S53
S53
Andrew Tower
Japanese Tea Pot 2009
C-print (Digital negative overlayed on cyanotype print)
Unique print
Framed
Estimate $500
S54
John McDermott
The Causeway after a Rain Storm,
Angkor Wat, Angkor, Siem Reap,
Cambodia 2000
14 1/4 x 18 3/4, Signed in ink on the
recto; signed, titled, dated, editioned in
pencil and stamped on the verso
Edition no. 15/40
Estimate $1,450
courtesy of John McDermott Gallery
S54
S55
S55
Nevada Wier
Myanmar, Amarapura, U Beln Bridge, Sunset 1999
11 1/4 x 17, Signed in digital ink on the verso
Estimate $650
Donated by Verve Gallery
S56
John Scanlan
Dogwood (Sewanee, TN. 1991)
10 1/8 x 9, Embossed; dated, editioned and titled on
label mount verso
Edition no. 46/50
Estimate $1,800
Donated by Verve Gallery
S56
S57
John Delaney
Batlas with Son 1998
17 x 15, Signed in pencil on the
verso
Edition no. 1/24
Estimate $1,000
The image is Kazakh Golden Eagle
nomad with his son in the Ulgii district of far western Mongolia.
S58
Hiroshi Watanabe
Yuki Nonaka, Matsuo Kabuki
2003
14 x 14, Signed and editioned in
pencil on the verso
Edition no. 4/15
Estimate $1,500
S57
S58
S59
Brian English
Lily Pads 2000
Edition no. 6/25
Framed
Estimate $500
courtesy of Throckmorton Fine Art
S59
S60
S60
S61
Margo Davis
His Holiness The Dalai Lama at the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Institute, Stanford University, 2005
19 1/4 x 15 1/4, Signed and titled in pencil on the verso
Frame courtesy of Steven Amedee Fine Custom Framing
Estimate $1,500
Kenro Izu
Angkor #4, Angkor Wat, Cambodia 1993
13 1/8 x 19 1/8, Signed in pencil in the margin;
stamped and signed in ink on the reverse of
the mount
Edition no. 42
Estimate $1,500
courtesy of Friends Without A Border
S61
S62
S62
Elliott Landy
Bob Dylan, Woodstock, NY 1968 -InfraredC-print; Printed in 2009
13 x 20, Signed in ink on the recto and verso
Estimate $1,400
S63
Yong Hee Kim
Tree P, 2003 - 2004
C-print on Kodak Mettalic paper
18 x 18, Stamp label on the verso
Edition no. 1/7
Estimate $2,500
S63
S64
David Troncosco
Tiger Towel 2005
Edition no. 1/5
Estimate $900
S65
Will Steacy
Pawn Shop, Memphis, 2007
Edition no. 1/10
Estimate $1,200
courtesy of Michael Mazzeo Gallery
S64
S65
S66
Brad Temkin
Yellow Line - Chicago, Illinois 2004
20 x 25, Signed, titled, editioned and dated in
pencil on the verso
Edition no. 4/5
Estimate $1,800
courtesy of Stephen Bulger Gallery
S66
S67
Steven Albahari
Dune Shadow 1996
7 5/16 x 9 1/2, Signed, editioned and dated in
pencil on the recto
Edition no. 38/55
Estimate $600
S67
S68
Stan Gaz
Origin 2 (Meteor Crater), Arizona, United
States, 2003
Artist proof
Estimate $1,250
courtesy of Clamp Art
S68
S69
Raymond Meeks
January 14, 2008 3:14 p.m. 2008
12 x 16 7/8, Signed, titled and editioned in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 1/3
Estimate $1,800
courtesy of Nazraeli
S69
S70
S70
Elliott Landy
Woodstock, 1969
6 x 22, Signed in ink on the recto and verso
Estimate $750
S71
Douglas Kirkland
John Lennon 1966
18 x 13 9/16, Signed and titled in pencil on the recto
Estimate $1,600
Donated by the artist and Francoise Kirkland
S71
S72
Thomas Dworzak
Untitled (Girls with Balloons),
Chechnya, 2002
12 1/4 x 19, Signed in ink on archival label
on the verso
Estimate $900
The image was selected as the Photo of
the Year in TIME magazine in 2002 and
won the Award for Excellence in the 60th
Annual Picture of the Year International
in 2003.
S72
S73
Sheva Fruitman
Small Anemone 1990
6 3/4 x 5 5/16, Signed and dated in pencil on the verso
Estimate $750
S74
Go Sugimoto
Paper - work - untitled 06 2005
Edition no. 2/10
Estimate $750
S73
S74
S75
Len Prince
Hand with Rose, 1993 NYC
13 x 10, Embossed; signed,
titled and editioned in pencil on
the verso
Edition no. 1/25
Framed
Estimate $1,400
S75
S76
Frédéric Brenner
Brenda’s Jewish Cooking Class,
Johannesburg, South Africa 2001
Estimate $2,500
S76
S77
Stern Bramson
Models and Blank Screen. Client:
Kaufman-Straus Dept. Store, 1946
14 9/16 x 18 3/8, Signed and dated in pen on
the recto
Estimate $1,000
S77
S78
Fernando Castro
Great Danes from the series White
People 2002
14 1/4 x 17 7/8, Signed, titled and editioned
in pencil on the verso
Edition no. 1/10
Framed
Estimate $600
Donated by Elaine Goldman
courtesy of the artist
S78
S79
Barnard Schwatz
Untitled 2000
Framed
Estimate $600
S80
Paul J. Woolf
Terminal Barber Shop, 1936
7 3/8 x 9 5/16, Photographer’s credit stamp on the verso
Estimate $2,000
S79
S81
S80
Lincoln Russell
Lunch, Paris 2000
Platinum print
7 1/2 x 18, Signed in pencil on the verso; signed,
titled in ink on the reverse of the frame
Edition no. 2/25
Framed
Estimate $2,750
Donated by anonymous donor
S81
S82
S82
Williamm Wegman
Seeing Eyes 2002
7 1/4 x 7 1/4, Signed and titled in ink on the verso
Edition no. 1/12
Estimate $1,800
S83
Timothy White
Rose Byrne 2007
20 x 16, Signed in ink on the verso and in pencil on
mount recto
Artist proof
Estimate $1,500
S83
S84
Colleen Plumb
Millinery, 2000
Artist proof
Estimate $1,200
courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art and Van Straaten Gallery
S84
S85
Yumiko Izu
Secret Garden 54 2008
Pigment print
24 x 19, Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencil on
the recto; signed, titled and editioned in ink on the reverse
of the mount
Edition no. 5/30
Estimate $1,500
S86
Jenny Lynn
Rooftop, NYC from the series Little Rituals 1979
Gelatin silver print; Prited in 1982
13 3/4 x 13 3/4, Signed in ink on the verso; signed, titled,
dated in ink on the reverse of the frame
Framed
Estimate $1,200
S85
S86
S87
Martine Franck
Pushkin Museum, Moscow, USSR 1972
14 1/8 x 9 1/2, Signed in ink on the recto; photographer’s
blindstamp in the margin
Estimate $1,800
S87
S88
Ed Pfizenmaier
Angelica Houston, 1968
13 1/2 x 10 5/8, Signed and titled in pencil
with photographer’s stamp on the verso
Estimate $3,500
S88
S89
John Hill
Manhattan Looking South, 1983
Carbon pigment print from original negative
Printed in 2009
25 3/8 x 20, Signed, titled, editioned in ink on
the recto
Edition no. 8/28
Estimate $2,500
courtesy of Martson Hill Editions
S89
S90
Rebecca Norris Webb
Gibara, Cuba, 2008
C-print
8 5/8 x 13, Signed, titled and
editioned in ink on the verso
Donation print
Estimate $500
courtesy of Ricco Maresca Gallery
S91
Don Penny
TWO MOONZ (Sleepy Hollow)
2007
Pigment print
16 5/8 x 12 1/2, Signed in pencil
on the recto
Estimate $1,500
S90
S91
S92
Masao Yamamoto
Nakazora #1275
3 9/16 x 2 5/16, Signed and editioned in pencil on the verso;
title and copyright stamped on the verso
Edition no. 26/40
Estimate $1,000
S92
S93
Fionn Reilly
Swan in Staines 2006
Edition no. 4/25
Estimate $1,200
S93
S94
S94
Alex Webb
Havana, 1993
8 1/2 x 13, Signed, titled and editioned in ink on
the verso
Donation print
Estimate $1,000
courtesy of Etherton Gallery
S95
Hai Zhang
Untitled from the series To Kill a Mocking
Bird 2006
Digital pigment print; Printed in 2009
12 1/8 x 12, Signed in pencil on the recto
Edition no. 1/10
Estimate $600
S95
S96
S96
Michael Amoruso
Yorkville Highlands March 2007
8 15/16 x 9, Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencil
on the verso
Edition no. 3/15
Estimate $500
S97
Rod Cook
FP #16 2001
18 1/2 x 14 1/2, Signed and editioned in ink on the recto
Edition no. 4/25
Framed
Estimate $950
S97
S98
John Willis
Sharps Corner, Pine Ridge Indian
Reservation, SD 2005
18 x 22, Signed, titled and dated in pencil
on the verso
Estimate $2,000
courtesy of Gallery Kayafas
S98
S99
Patrick Demarchelier
Galliano Show, 1996 (No. 1347F)
7 1/2 x 7 1/2, Annotaion, signed, titled, editioned in ink on
the reverse of the mount
Edition no. 51/100
Framed
Estimate $1,500
Donated by anonymous donor
The print was made in celebration of the five year
anniversary of Elizabeth Tilberis as Editor in Chief at
Harper’s Bazaar.
S99
S100
S100
Peter Strongwater
Mick 1983
19 1/2 x 19 1/2, Signed and editioned in ink on the verso
Edition no. 7/7
Estimate $1,400
Donated by the artis
S101
William Claxton
Judy Garland, Las Vegas, 1961
Artist proof
Estimate $2,200
courtesy of Demont Photo Management
S101
S102
Cy De Cosse
Queen of the Night 1998
Photogravure
12 7/8 x 10 5/16, Signed and editioned in pencil
on the recto
Edition no. 92/150
Estimate $600
S102
S103
William Gottlieb
Billie Holiday, 1946
12 15/16 x 10 7/16, Signed and titled in ink
on the recto
Estimate $1,500
S103
S104
Hiroshi Sugimoto
0003 Surface of Dini from the series
Mathematical Forms 2004
Lithograph; Printed in 2007
17 5/8 x 14, Signed and editioned in pencil
on the recto
Edition no. 58/75
Framed
Estimate $4,200
This image represents Dini’s surface: a surface of
constant negative curvature obtained by twisting a
pseudosphere. Sugimoto photographed suites of
“stereometric exemplars,” fabricated in Germany
in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
and now owned by the University of Tokyo. The
mathematical models are sculptural renderings of
trigonometric functions: the mechanical models were
teaching aids for showing the dynamics of Industrial
Revolution-age machinery. It is Sugimoto’s intention to express “Art resides even in things with no
artistic intentions.” The image appears in the artist’s
monograph Hiroshi Sugimoto, Etant donne: Le Grand
Verre (Foundation Cartier pour l’art contemporain,
2005) pg 38.
S104
SILENT AUCTION BOOKS
We are pleased to present the following books, magazines and other special item as part of our silent auction..
B101
Nobuyoshi Araki, Silent Wishes
Museum der Moderne,
Salzburg, 2008
First edition, 135 pp.,
b/w illustrations throughout,
11 ¼ x 9 ¾”, hardcover,
in good condition.
Guide value: $35.95
B102
Leah Bendavid-Val,
Song Without Words:
The Photographs & Diaries of
Countess Sophia Tolstoy
National Geographic,
Washington, 2007
Signed first edition,
240 pp., illustrations throughout,
10 x 9”, hardbound.
Courtesy of Photo Eye.
Guide value: $35
B103
Sasha Bezzubov, Wildfire
Nazraeli Press, Portland, 2009
32 color illustrations,
Courtesy of the publisher.
Guide value: $60
B104
Linda Connor, Odyssey
Essay by William L. Fox,
interviews by Robert Adams and
Emmet Gowin.
Chronicle Books,
San Francisco, 2008
176 pp., 135 tritone illustrations,
Guide value: $55
B105
Eduardo del Valle & Mirta Gómez,
Fried Water
Introducation by Mark HaworthBooth.
Signed deluxe edition with one
original print in a clamshell box,
edition of 25, 96 pp.,
Guide value: $750
B106
William Eggleston,
Stranded in Canton
Brief appreciation by
Gus Van Sant.
Twin Palms Publishers,
Santa Fe, 2006
First edition with a DVD,
48 pp., 40 color illustrations,
7 ¼ x 10 ¼”, hardbound.
Guide Value: $40
B107
Lee Friedlander, Sticks & Stone:
Architectural America
D.A.P./ Fraenkel Gallery,
New York/ San Francisco, 2004
192 duotone illustrations,
12 ¾ x 11 ¾”, hardcover,
in good condition.
Guide value: $85
B114
Frank Paulin, Out of the Limelight
Essay by Max Kozloff.
Silverstein Photography,
New York, 2007
Courtesy of Twin Palms.
Guide Value: $50
B108
Anthony Goicolea,
Anthony Goicolea
Santa Fe, 2002
Guide Value: $60
B115
Lou Reed, Lou Reed’s New York
Steidl / Edition 7L, Gottingen,
2006
Signed first edition, 112 pp.,
39 color and 47 b/w illustrations,
9 x 13½”, slipcased, book in
excellent condition and case with
little creases on edges.
Guide value: $50
B109
Anthony Goicolea, Drawing
Santa Fe, 2006
11 x 8 ½”, hardbound.
Guide Value: $50
B116
Camille Seaman, The Last Iceberg
Text by Paul Hawken.
Photolucida, Portland, 2008
8 ½ x 10”, hardbound.
Guide value: $40
B110
Anthony Goicolea, Fictions
Santa Fe, 2008
Guide Value: $75
B117
Julius Shulman, The Building of
My Home and Studio
Signed deluxe edition, edition of
100, 50 pp.,
8 x 10”, hardbound with a custom
made clamshell box.
Guide value: $150
B111
Nan Goldin,
The 2007 Hasselblad Award
Steidl, Gottingen, 2007
First edition,
144 pp., color and b/w
illustrations throughout,
10 ¾ x 9”, hardbound,
in good condition.
Guide value: $45
B112
Graciela Iturbide, Pajaros
Text by Bruce Wagner.
Santa Fe, 2002
Signed slipcased edition
numbered #24/100, 96 pp.,
60 tritone illustrations,
Guide Value: $150
B113
Stuart O’Sullivan,
A Shared History
Guide value: $60
B118
Laurie Simmons, In and Around
the House: Photographs 1976-78
Carolina Nitsch Editions,
New York, 2003
60 b/w illustrations, 9 ½ x 11 ½”,
hardbound, in good condition.
Guide value: $39.95
B119
Peter Steinhauer,
Enduring Spirit of Vietnam
Text by Michael Kenna
Art Vietnam / Fielding Lecht,
Hanoi/Austin, 2006
b/w illustrations throughout,
13 ¾ x 11 ¼”, hardbound.
Courtesy of the artist.
Guide value: $65
B120
Hiroshi Sugimoto,
7 Days/ 7 Nights
Gagosian Gallery, New York, 2008
Signed catalog,
14 b/w illustrations on fold-outs,
9 ¼ x 11 1/8”, hardbound,
in mint condition.
Guide value: $20
B121
Francesca Woodman,
Francesca Woodman
Fondation Cartier pour l’art
contemporain, Actes Sud,
Paris, 1998
color and b/w illustrations
throughout,
11 x 8 ½”, hardbound,
in good condition.
Guide value: $120
B122
Various artists, Open City: Street
Photographs since 1950
Photographs by Robert Frank,
William Klein, Daido Moriyama,
William Eggleston and many
others. Essays by Kerry Broucher
and Russell Ferguson. Preface by
Andrew Nairne.
Hatje Cantz Publishers, Osfildern,
2001
First edition,
208 pp., b/w and color
illustrations throughout,
11 ½ x 9 ¾”, softbound,
in good condition.
Guide value: $80
B123
Blind Spot
A set of available issues (Issues 6
- 40 except 7, 19 and 29).
Guide value: $500
B124
Daylight Magazine
One-year subscription to the
magazine starting from issue #7,
plus a set of available issues
(issues 2 – 6).
Guide value: $100
B125
Daido Moriyama 2007 Pinot Noir
Reserve “Stray Dog”
Nazraeli Wine,
limited to 100 signed bottles,
Stray Dog image on the label.
Courtesy of the winery.
Guide value: $80
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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Steven Albahari (S67)
Michael Amoruso (S96)
Amy Arbus (13)
Tom Baril (7)
Alvin Booth (9)
Stern Bramson (S77)
Frédéric Brenner (S76)
Fernando Castro (S78)
William Claxton (S101)
Michael Clinton (21)
Linda Connor (18)
Rod Cook (S97)
Margo Davis (S60)
Cy De Cosse (S102)
John Delaney (S57)
Patrick Demarchelier (S99)
Monica Denevan (Special Print)
Mike Disfarmer (S36)
John Dugdale (S49)
Thomas Dworzak (S72)
Alfred Eisenstaedt (12)
Brian English (S59)
Mitch Epstein (11)
Elliott Erwitt (3)
Walker Evans (24)
Robert Flynt (S51)
Rena Bass Forman (20)
Allen Frame (S37)
Martine Franck (S87)
Andy Freeberg (S44)
Sheva Fruitman (S73)
Adam Fuss (28)
Edward Garbarino (S32)
Stan Gaz (S68)
Richard Gere (S47)
Allen Ginsberg (26)
William Gottlieb (S103)
Philippe Halsman (S48)
Todd Hido (23)
John Hill (S89)
Eikoh Hosoe (5)
Michael Itkoff (S52)
Kenro Izu (16, S61)
Yumiko Izu (S85)
Peter C. Jones (S33)
Yong Hee Kim (S63)
Douglas Kirkland (S71)
Koichiro Kurita (S34)
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Karine Laval (S41)
Arthur Leipzig (2)
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Herman Leonard (S39)
Giuseppe Leone (S50)
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Jenny Lynn (S86)
Steve McCurry (19)
John McDermott (S54)
Raymond Meeks (S69)
Barbara Mensch (S38)
Eric Meola (S43)
Daido Moriyama (17)
Rebecca Norris Webb (S90)
Ruth Orkin (S35)
Irving Penn (27)
Don Penny (S91)
Sean Perry (8)
Ed Pfizenmaier (S88)
Matthew Pilsbury (25)
Colleen Plumb (S84)
Len Prince (S75)
Fionn Reilly (S93)
Marc Riboud (15)
Herb Ritts (30)
Sheila Rock (6)
Marissa Roth (S45)
Lincoln Russell (S81)
Lynn Saville (S42)
John Scanlan (S56)
Barnard Schwatz (S79)
Jeanloup Sieff (S46)
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Will Steacy (S65)
Peter Steinhauer (31)
Peter Strongwater (S100)
Go Sugimoto (S74)
Hiroshi Sugimoto (29, S104)
Brad Temkin (S66)
Andrew Tower (S53)
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Hiroshi Watanabe (S58)
Alex Webb (S94)
William Wegman (S82)
Timothy White (S83)
Nevada Wier (S55)
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