17th
ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION Benefit for Children’s Healthcare in Asia
December 9, 2014
17th ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION Benefit for Children’s Healthcare in Asia
AUCTION Date
Tuesday, December 9, 2014 6:00 – 7:00 pm Preview & Cocktail Reception 7:00 – 8:30 pm Live Auction location
Metropolitan Pavilion 123 West 18th Street, #2FL, The Suite, New York, NY 10011 admission
$75 donation or $500 donation for a special print by Sean Perry A group discount for 15 or more members of young collectors groups of art and school institutions is available. (Please contact Friends for further detail.)
BID ONLINE
AUCTIONEER
Nicholas Dawes, Heritage Auctions DÉCOR
Megumi Togo HORS D’OEUVRES PROVIDED BY
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NEW!
• You can place bids on the silent auction prints online at www.fwabphotoauction.org, starting on Monday, November 24 at 12:00 am. • Silent auction of the prints will be handled only electronically, closing at 8:30 pm EST on December 9. • The BUY NOW option is available for the silent auction prints at 125% of the guide value. • Only if you have successful bids, a tax-deductible donation of $25 will be charged to online/absentee/phone bidders not in attendance at the event. Please see the Notices and Information page in the back of the catalog for further details.
ONLINE CATALOG All of the artwork can also be viewed online at www.fwabphotoauction.org, with links to each artist’s homepage.
PREVIEW Reception Some of the artwork from the auction will be on view during the public reception for the Songs of Lao group exhibition: Wednesday, October 22, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Howard Greenberg Gallery 41 East 57th Street, Suite 1406, NY, NY 10022 FOR INQUIRIES, CONTACT
FRIENDS WITHOUT A BORDER 1123 Broadway, #1210, New York, NY 10010 Tel (212) 691-0909 Fax (212)337-8052 e-mail: fwab@fwab.org
Cover: © Hiroshi Watanabe, Marina Ema & Kazusa Ito, Matsuo Kabuki, 2003 Digital Photography courtesy of Don Penny, NYC Catalog Printed by New York Press & Graphics
Foreword
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ne of the things I value most about art and culture is that it brings people together, fostering understanding of social issues and advocating for change. Although I first encountered Friends Without a Border (Friends) through a commercial gallery 10 years ago, its annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction has always served as a respite from the market-driven realities of the contemporary art world, providing a reminder of art’s capacity to affect change. How amazing is the story of Friends’ creation – a photographer, Kenro Izu, was so moved by the scenes of poverty he encountered while photographing Angkor Wat that he founded a children’s hospital. An artist! The value and need for the auction’s support became much more of a reality this year for me when my husband and I visited Siem Reap, Cambodia, over four incredible days. Although international tourists visiting the Angkor Wat temple complex overwhelm the city of Siem Reap, we were able to get a sense of the challenges of residents in the region when we visited Kampong Phluk, a village along the floodplain of the Tonle Sap Lake, one of the most important resources for the country. While the lake itself was a breathtaking site, we were extraordinarily moved by the heartbreaking poverty in the village. Shacks stand on stilts up to 30 feet high, acting as a backdrop for the life on the water where men and women fish in boats and children play. I have read that these types of communities use the same water for all their needs: bathing, personal waste, and drinking. Indeed, while the children in this area have the usual ailments such as upper respiratory infection and viral infection, they also have an increased frequency of diarrhea and chronic malnutrition. This small community on the Tonle Sap demonstrated more clearly who might visit Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC), and the living conditions that create curable ailments that without AHC and its partners could mean the loss of life. Against this backdrop, our visit to the hospital took on new meaning. It is easy to assume that its Intensive Care unit, the new Neonatal unit, and other specialized departments that offer state of the art equipment, facilities, and expertise are commonplace in Cambodia; they are not. Angkor Hospital for Children delivers a level of care that is simply not available in other hospitals, for free, saving lives and offering a healthy future for so many children. With the current development of Lao Friends Hospital for Children, the impact of the auction’s support will continue to grow. As you make your bids this year, please remember that you are doing so much more than buying an outstanding piece of art. This is an opportunity to take a stand for children’s health, and to borrow an expression from Kenro, demonstrate that “art can make a difference.”
Sarah Stout Miller Auction Committee
“Photography is a small voice, at best, but sometimes one photograph, or a group of them, can lure our sense of awareness.”– W. Eugene Smith (1918 – 1978) It’s six in the morning in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The gate to Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) opens with a squeak and a large group of parents shuffle through, carrying their hurt and sick children in their arms. Finding an open spot in the waiting area, the parents settle in. They are tired from the long journey to the hospital, some traveling as far as over 100 miles away. They are weary, but they are happy. They have reached AHC and they have hope for their sick children. It was not long ago when a journey of this kind would end in heartache rather than hope. A dysfunctional health care system kept parents from seeking medical care for their children. Experience had taught them to try waiting out the sickness and hope their child would get better. Not until the sickness turned critical would they finally bring them to see the doctor, only to find that, unless they could come up with the money required for medical care – money they did not have – their children would be left to suffer and, often, die. Fifteen years later, AHC is a flurry of activity as doctors and nurses work long hours to ensure each and every child that comes through the hospital doors (over 450 a day) is treated with the best possible care. Over 1.2 million children have been treated at AHC since its opening in 1999, and not one child has been turned away for lack of funds. It’s been almost two years since management of AHC was transitioned from Friends Without A Border (Friends) to a new, international NGO comprised of the board and staff of AHC. Since that time, AHC has opened a new Neonatal Unit, expanded and updated their Outpatient Department, and started treating eye cancer patients. Each day the staff explores and plans for ways to enhance patient care at AHC, upholding their reputation as the best pediatric care facility in the country. It’s because of the success of AHC that Lao Friends Hospital for Children (LFHC) will open in Laos in early 2015. AHC’s reputation preceded itself, and the community of Laos welcomed partnering with Friends to bring the same quality of care to their children. The model of Treatment + Education + Prevention has been the key to steadily improving overall health in the Cambodian community, and it’s what helped propel AHC to international prominence. Replicating this same model, LFHC will be a center for high-quality and compassionate pediatric care; a teaching hospital for all doctors and nurses on staff; and an outpost for community outreach to teach health promotion and disease prevention practices to both the children and their parents. The Baseline Medical Survey, being conducted in 2014 and 2015 in the Luang Prabang Province, will help the doctors and nurses better understand the health needs of the community. The biological and survey data collected will aid the staff in prioritizing patient care, and will be a key indicator in evaluating and measuring health status changes to gauge LFHC’s long-term impact. The recently opened Friends Visitor Center in downtown Luang Prabang is a place for the public to learn more about the work of Friends and LFHC. Photography, art and textiles from Southeast Asia will also be featured and available for donation.
“In photography there are no shadows that cannot be illuminated.”– August Sander (1876 – 1964) It was the art community that first answered the call to action when Kenro Izu announced his plan of building a children’s hospital in Cambodia. Our work simply would not be possible without the dedication and passion of the photographers, auction committee, volunteers and auction attendees…all of you. You have shed light where before there were only shadows. So many children have been, and will be, saved and cared for because of your support. Thank you.
Photos: ©Sheira Einstein, Yasuyuki Furuyama
Friends without a border
Special Print Early Spring, Nishi Honganji, Kyoto by Sean Perry
It is our pleasure to present this limited-edition print, generously donated by Sean Perry exclusively for the 17th Annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction. The print is now available prior to the auction.
Price $500 (tax-deductible portion: $470) Edition of 15 and 3 Artist Proofs Pigment print Year of work: 2013/2014 Image size 8 x 8 printed on 14 x 11 paper
Printed by Sean Perry, this previously unreleased image is from a new series of photographs he is making in Japan. To honor the artist’s long involvement with Friends, the print is presented in a deluxe folio, the result of a collaboration between Perry, Cloverleaf Studio and Kenro Izu. Signed, titled, dated, and editioned in pencil on the verso; Embossed with Friends Without A Border stamp. The print is displayed alongside a signed letterpress limitation page on the inside cover. The enclosure is covered with Japanese book cloth and includes original calligraphy by Kenro Izu in a front board recess and a Friends Without A Border foil stamp on the back.
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Elliott Erwitt USA, New York City, 1977 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2010 11 7/8 x 17 3/4 Signed in ink on the recto; Signed and titled in pencil on the verso Estimate $5,500 Donated by the artist
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Builder Levy Black Miner at Eastern (Toby Moore), Old House Branch Mine, Stone Kentucky, 1970 Gold-toned gelatin silver print; Printed c. 2008 12 1/2 x 10 Signed, titled and dated with annotation in pencil on the verso Estimate $3,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art The image appears on the cover of the artist’s most recent monograph titled Appalachia USA: Photographs, 1968- 2009 (David R. Godine, 2014). The image has been exhibited at OK Harris Gallery and in numerous group shows. The print comes with a signed copy of the book.
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Margo Davis Foundation Mixed School Girls, Antigua, West Indies, 1967 Pigment print courtesy of Greenberg Editions; Printed in 2014 20 x 20 Signed in pencil on the recto Edition no. 2 Frame courtesy of Steven Amedee Fine Custom Framing Estimate $1,800 Donated by the artist courtesy of Throckmorton Fine Art
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Lee Friedlander Cody, Wyoming 2000 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2000 15 x 14 3/4 Signed in pencil with copyright stamp on the verso Frame courtesy of Fine Art Frame Works Estimate $12,500 Donated by an anonymous donor courtesy of Scheinbaum & Russek, Ltd.
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Louis Faurer (1916-2001) 42nd St. Collage, New York, NY (Alternative title: Rat Race), 1949 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 1981 10 1/4 x 7 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Estimate $6,500 Donated by Howard Greenberg courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Joel Meyerowitz Peaches and Newspaper, 1983 Vintage C-print 7 5/8 x 9 9/16 Signed, titled and dated in ink on the verso Frame courtesy of Chelsea Frames Estimate $10,000 Donated by Howard Greenberg courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Berenice Abbott (1898-1991) Flatiron Building, Madison Square, New York City, 1938 Gelatin silver print mounted on a 4-ply board; Printed later 13 1/4 x 10 5/8 Signed in pencil on the mount recto; Photographer’s stamp on the mount verso Estimate $6,500 Donated by Commerce Graphics courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Daido Moriyama In a Room 1969 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 9 x 13 1/2 Signed in pencil on the verso Estimate $3,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation
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Ralph Gibson Balcony Looking Out, 1989 Gelatin silver print 18 x 11 5/8 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $5,000 Donated by Gary Hornbuckle courtesy of Anne Reed Gallery
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Herb Ritts (1952-2002) Kazu 6, Los Angeles 1995 Vintage gelatin silver print 18 1/2 x 14 3/4 Estate stamp with signature of Mark McKenna, executive director at HRF; titled and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 5/15 Frame courtesy of Museum & Gallery Services Estimate $5,000 Donated by Herb Ritts Foundation
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Adam Fuss The Last Supper, 2014 Photogravure 34 3/4 x 30 5/8 Signed in ink on the verso Edition no. 4/21 Frame courtesy of Knight Works Estimate $15,000 Donated by the artist
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Hiroshi Watanabe Marina Ema & Kazusa Ito, Matsuo Kabuki 2003 Toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 2004 10 x 10 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 23/30 Frame courtesy of CLV Art Services Estimate $1,750 Donated by the artist courtesy of Bonni Benrubi Gallery
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Adri Berger Mekong River, Luang Prabang, Laos 2008 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 20 1/4 x 30 3/4 Signed and titled in ink on the recto; Print info in pencil on the verso Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Big Tree Gallery, Luang Prabang
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Steve Joester Mick, London 1974 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 18 13/16 x 13 Signed and titled in pencil on the recto Estimate $1,100 Donated by the artist
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Michael Kenna Torii Gate, Study 2, Shosanbetsu, Hokkaido, Japan, 2014 Gelatin silver print 7 3/4 x 8 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on recto; Photographer’s stamp with signature and title in pencil on verso Edition no. 1/45 Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Robert Mann Gallery
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William Abranowicz Four Glasses of Water, Santorini 1992 Pigment print mounted on a 4-ply board; Printed in 2014 15 7/8 x 23 Signed in pencil on the mount recto; Photographer’s stamp on the mount verso Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist and Andrea Raisfeld
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Kenro Izu Buddha Triptych 2014 Selenium toned gelatin silver print Each image approx. 16 x 14 on 20 x 16 paper Signed and dated in ink on the recto Edition no. 1 Estimate $4,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Annie Leibovitz Louise Bourgeois, New York City, 1997 Pigment print 10 5/ 8 x 14 7/8 Photographer’s stamp with signature and annotation in pencil on the verso Edition no. 29/40 Frame courtesy of Steven Amedee Fine Custom Framing Estimate $12,500 Donated by the artist The image is included in the artist’s book co-authored with Susan Sontag titled Women (Random House, 1999), page 54.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto NYALA 1980
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Selenium toned gelatin silver print mounted on a 2-ply board; Printed in 2013 16 5/8 x 21 3/8 Signed in pencil on the recto; Title and edition blindstamped in the margin Edition no. 2/25 Frame courtesy of Fine Art Frame Works Estimate $20,000 Donated by the artist The image is included in the artist’s monograph titled Hiroshi Sugimoto Dioramas (Damiani and Matsumoto Editions, 2014), page 80.
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Russell Lee (1903-1986) Saying Grace before the Pie Town, New Mexico, Fair, Oct. 1940 Dye transfer print; Printed in 1985 6 1/2 x 10 Credit and copyright stamps on the verso with inscriptions in pencil by an unknown hand; Print signed by Tennyson Schad Estimate $5,500 Donated by Howard Greenberg courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery Provenance of the print is Estate of Tennyson Schad.
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Christian Chaize Praia Pequinia 12/08/09 14h10, 2013 C-print; Printed in 2014 16 3/4 x 13 7/8 Signed in ink on the verso; Photographer and gallery labels on the mount verso Edition no. 4/15 Frame courtesy of Chelsea Frames Estimate $6,600 Donated by Anna Walker Skillman courtesy of Jackson Fine Art
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Lynn Saville Brooklyn Bridge Park Construction 2011 Pigment Print; Printed in 2014 25 1/4 x 38 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in ink on the verso Edition no. 3/15 Estimate $3,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery
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Eikoh Hosoe Kamaitachi #23, 1965 Gelatin silver print; Printed later 8 x 12 Signed in pencil on the recto; Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Estimate $4,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery Hosoe collaborated with Tatsumi Hijikata, the founder of ankoku butoh dance, in a farming village in northern Japan. Hosoe captured Hijikata’s improvised performance inspired by the legend of a weasel-like demon named Kamaitachi, resulting in an intense investigation of tradition and an exploration, both personal and symbolic, of contemporary convulsions in Japanese society.
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George Tice Mennonite Meeting House, Lancaster, PA 1990 Selenium toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 1995 4x6 Signed in pencil on the mount recto Frame courtesy of Drummond Framing Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Nailya Alexander Gallery The image is included in the artist’s monograph titled Fields of Peace - A Pennsylvania German Album (David R. Godine Publishers, 1998).
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José Picayo Un-Titled 2011 Pigment print on Japanese Kozo paper; Printed in 2014 18 3/4 x 14 7/8 Signed and dated in pencil on the verso Framed Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist
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Irving Penn (1917-2009) Four Girl Children, Morocco, 1971 Gelatin silver print mounted on a 4-ply; Printed in 1991 14 15/16 x 14 7/8 Signed by the artist and titled in ink with original credit stamp on the mount verso Edition of 11 Frame courtesy of Drummond Framing Estimate $30,000 Donated by The Irving Penn Foundation courtesy of Pace MacGill Gallery Part of a series of pictures Irving Penn made in Morocco in 1971. Printed 20 years later. This image was never published. Image copyright by the Irving Penn Foundation. Ref. #16406
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Saul Leiter (1923-2013) Blue Umbrella, Spain, 1959 C-print; Printed later 13 7/16 x 9 Signed in ink on the verso Frame courtesy of Museum & Gallery Services Estimate $7,500 Donated by Estate of Saul Leiter courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Peter Steinhauer Pasar Johar #1, Semarang, Indonesia from the series Asian Markets 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 40 x 53 Signed in ink on the recto Artist proof Estimate $9,200 Donated by the artist All the images from the series have sound from that particular scene available. The successful bidder will be supplied with a MP3.
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Horst P. Horst (1906-1999) Costume Designs by Salvador Dali for his Ballet, “Bacchanale,” Paris, 1939 Selenium toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 1988 8 7/8 x 6 1/4 Collector’s stamp on the mount verso Estimate $3,000 Donated by William Abranowicz and Andrea Raisfeld The print was given to William Abranowicz by the photographer in 1988.
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Jerry Uelsmann Then One Day… (Central Park, NYC) 2014 Gelatin silver print 18 7/8 x 15 1/8 Initialed, titled and dated in pencil on the window mat; Signed, titled and dated in ink with copyright stamp on the verso of print and mount Frame courtesy of Steven Amedee Fine Custom Framing Estimate $6,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Scheinbaum & Russek, Ltd. The master of photomontage, Uelsmann creates the surreal, spiritual and thought-provoking images, all with darkroom techniques. Uelsmann Untitled: A Retrospective has been recently published by University of Florida (2014).
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Monica Rich Kosann Commission: family portrait in NYC’s Central Park Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist In diverse fields of fine art portrait photography, jewelry and home accessory design, Kosann’s goal is always to integrate her clients’ most cherished memories and possessions into their daily lives and to tell their unique personal stories in an original and customized way. The successful bidder will be provided with one 8x10 black and white print and all proofs from the sitting. Note: A sample of her work is shown on the left.
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Songs of Lao Special Portfolio by Kenro and Yumiko Izu
Fishing Village on Nam Woo
Walking along the river Mekong, soothing sounds waft in the tropical air. It is a sound of river flow, Scent of Frangipani flower, It is a chant of monks in a distant temple, Breeze rustling leaves of Tamarind, It is a shattering of monsoon shower, Healthy giggles of children of Lao, They are the songs of Lao. Songs of Lao by Kenro Izu
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A collection of fifteen pigment prints; color images by Yumiko and B/W by Kenro. The prints come in a hand-crafted double wall drop spine box, covered in elegant bookbinding cloth, and direct foil-stamped on the cover. Various image sizes printed on 20 x 16 paper: Printed in 2014 Signed and dated by the artist in pencil on the recto; Embossed with Friends Without A Border stamp on each print Edition number of portfolio 1/5 with open edition number for each image Estimate $8,000 Donated by the artists
Blue Orchid Dream
Morning Tree
Lotus in Lao vase
Golden Textile
Musical Frangipani
A Movement
Prayer
Frangipani Message
Sunset on Mekong
Hmong Tribal Girl
Heart of Lao
Pak Woo Cave on Mekong
Prayer 2
Wish for Children
Silent AUCTION
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Ruth Orkin (1921-1985) Comic Book Readers, NYC, 1947 Gelatin silver print; Printed later 9 x 13 3/8 Photographer’s blindstamp on the recto; Estate stamp with signature of executrix, Mary Engel, title, date and copyright date in pencil on the verso Estimate $1,000 Donated by Ruth Orkin Photo Archive courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Mary McKenna Ridge Contemplation, East River Drive, N.Y.C. 1982 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 6 5/8 x 10 Signed, dated and editioned in ink on the verso Edition no. 2/15 Framed Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Steve Babbitt Jumping Boy 2007 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 11 x 14 5/8 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 2/10 Estimate $650 Donated by the artist courtesy of Heron’s Flight Gallery
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Arthur Leipzig Brooklyn Bridge, 1946 Gelatin silver print; Printed later 15 1/4 x 15 Signed in pencil and dated in ink with photographer’s stamp and reproduction stamp on the verso Estimate $2,500 Donated by Jeremy Leipzig courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Monica Karales Chess Players, Brighton Beach, NYC – 2001 Pigment print; Printed in 2009 9 1/4 x 13 3/8 Signed in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/3 Estimate $600 Donated by the artist
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George McClintock Young Boy Standing in Courtyard 1978 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2012 10 x 10 Signed and dated in ink on the verso Artist proof Estimate $650 Donated by the artist
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Elliott Erwitt Ballycotton, Ireland, 1968 GiclĂŠe Print 19 3/4 x 13 1/4 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Artist proof no. 1/4 Estimate $850 Donated by Asher Remy-Toledo
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Thomas Finke Octoberfest; Dayton, Ohio 1983 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 5 1/2 x 8 1/4 Signed and titled with negative number in pencil on the recto Estimate $900 Donated by the artist This image will be included in the artist’s upcoming monograph published by Sokyusha.
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Joseph Lawton Leshan, China 1991 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 1992 11 3/4 x 17 5/8 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Estimate $600 Donated by the artist The image was included in the Light Work catalog.
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William Wegman The Wave, 2005 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 9 x 7 3/4 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 6/30 Estimate $750 Donated by the artist
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Kiyoshi Morikawa Table Football 1980 Hand-colored platinum-palladium print; Printed in 2014 8 11/16 x 13 1/8 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist
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Patricial Heal QV11 2009 GiclĂŠe print on Museo Max paper coated with archival varnish 19 x 15 Signed in ink on the recto Edition no. 1/4 Framed Estimate $1,850 Donated by the artist
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Janet Russek Three Pears on Towel from the Hotel St. George 1994 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 1997 13 3/8 x 17 1/8 Signed in pencil on the window mat; Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/10 Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Scheinbaum & Russek, Ltd.
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Takeshi Shikama Mt. Tsurugi #13 from the series Silent Respiration of Forest 2010
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Platinum-palladium print on Japanese handmade Gampi paper; Printed in 2011 7 5/8 x 9 11/16 Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencil on the recto Edition no. 4/9 Estimate $3,100 Donated by the artist Shikama received the first Jon Schueler Scholarship Award in 2013. His artwork is in the collection of Bibliothèque Nationale de France and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston among many others.
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James Karales (1930 - 2002) Selma to Montgomery March, Alabama, 1965 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2008 8 ¾ x 13 Photographer’s stamp with signature of executrix, Monica Karales, title, date, and print date in pencil on the verso Estimate $1,500 Donated by Estate of James Karales courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Valdir Cruz Tropeada I from the series Guarapuava 1990 Selenium toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 2013 9x9 Signed and titled in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Throckmorton Fine Art The image has been exhibited at Throckmorton Fine Art and Museu da Imagem e do Som (São Paulo) in 2014 and is in the collection of Brooklyn Museum. The image appears on the back cover of the artist’s monograph titled Guarapuava.
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Harvey Stein Untitled (Man in Front of Pillar, Harlem) 1991 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 11 5/8 x 18 1/16 Signed, titled and dated in ink on the verso Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art The image appears on the cover of the artist’s most recent monograph titled Harlem Street Portraits (Schiffer, 2013) and was exhibited at Leica Gallery (2014). The print comes with a signed copy of the book.
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Taishi Hirokawa Timescapes #42 (1-2 May 2000/ Valle de la Luna, Atacama, Chile/ toward Southeast) Gelatin silver print mounted on a 2-ply board; Printed in 2000 17 1/4 x 21 3/4 Photographer’s stamp with signature, title, edition and date in pencil on the verso Edition no. 5/20 Estimate $3,000 Donated by the artist Fascinated by the giant rocks sculpted on the earth’s surface by everlasting time, Hirokawa captured these memories of time through the day and the moonless night on five continents. The series has been exhibited at White Room Gallery (Los Angeles) and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.
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John Metoyer Dryadic Illumination, 2008 from the series Blood Migration Cyanotype 7 1/8 x 9 1/8 Signed, titled and type of print in pencil on the recto Publisher’s print Estimate $1,000 Donated by 21st Editions
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Mark Thompson At the End of Light II 2012 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 3/8 x 17 Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencil on the recto Artist proof (unique) Estimate $1,700 Donated by the artist courtesy of Anne Reed Gallery
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Susan Meiselas Waiting Outside Delivery Room at Primary Health Center, Dewa, Uttar Pradesh, India, 2009 C-print; Printed in 2011 8 3/4 x 13 1/4 Signed and titled in ink on the verso Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Magnum Photos
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Shigemi Iyota Village Health Center Activity, Cambodia 2010 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 11 6/8 x 17 3/4 Signed in ink on the verso Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Helicopter Boy 2009 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 x 22 3/8 Signed and titled in ink on the recto; print info in pencil on the verso Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Big Tree Gallery, Luang Prabang
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A boy in Northern Laos is depicted while playing with sticks put together to create a helicopter. Toys are hard to come by in this part of the world, so children use their imagination with what little material they have.
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Elliott Erwitt Ireland, 1968 GiclĂŠe Print 20 1/8 x 13 1/2 Signed in pencil on the recto Artist proof Estimate $850 Donated by Asher Remy-Toledo
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Lorraine Gracey Fifth Avenue 1983 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2013 7 7/8 x 12 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Estimate $600 Donated by the artist
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Steven Albahari Surfside, Nantucket c. 1982 Gelatin silver print mounted on a 4-ply board; Printed later 9 x 12 1/2 Signed and dated on the mount recto Estimate $600 Donated by the artist courtesy of 21st Editions
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Untitled 2011 Pigment print 11 3/4 x 12 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 2/8 Estimate $750 Donated by the artist courtesy of Luise Ross Gallery The image was taken in Yunnan Province, China along the Mekong River. The Mekong originates in the Tibetan Plateau and runs through China’s Yunnan Province, Burma (Myanmar), Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. As the river is an important connector and trading route in the region, it also has become a focal point in the fight for water rights and energy. The image was included in the solo exhibition titled Everywhere – Nowhere at Luise Ross Gallery (2014).
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Michael Clinton Shanghai Woman 2010 Iris Print; Printed in 2014 13 1/4 x 20 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 12/30 Estimate $700 Donated by the artist
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George Grubb Wandering over Manhattan from the series New York City Wildlife 2009-2011 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 20 x 30 Signed and dated in ink with photographer’s stamp on the verso Edition no. 1/3 Framed Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist The image has been exhibited at the 3rd Biennial Art Fair at the Municipal Heritage Museum in Malaga, Spain in 2014. The print is framed with reclaimed wood, which reflects the environmental theme of the series, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
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Barbara Mensch White Castle, Harlem 2006 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 15 x 14 3/4 Signed, titled and editioned in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $2,000 Donated by the artist The Image was included in a solo exhibition titled New York Some Kind of Paradise at Bonni Benrubi Gallery (2007).
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Brad Temkin City Hall (Looking Southwest) – Chicago, Illinois 2010 from the series Rooftop Pigment print; Printed in 2010 24 x 29 7/8 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in ink on the verso Edition no. 2/5 Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist
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John McDermott Tangled Roots – Koh Ker, Cambodia 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 30 x 20 Signed and editioned in ink on the recto; Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencil on the verso Edition no. 2/40 Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of McDermott Gallery, Siem Reap
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Ellen Silverman Black Paper – Circle from the series Procrastination 2012 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 20 x 15 ½ Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/5 Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist The series are made from crumpled paper and chalk.
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Ed Kashi Crimea, 1993 Pigment print; Printed in 2008 10 1/2 x 48 Signed in ink on the recto Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist
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The images are included in the artist’s monograph titled Three, a book of triptychs (powerHouse Books, 2009).
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Kana Okada Turtle 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 7/8 x 12 1/2 Signed in pencil on the verso Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Barry Gunthertz Canyon Wall Abstract 2008 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 1/4 x 23 Signed, titled and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 7/25 Estimate $850 Donated by the artist courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art The image was taken in the Lower Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona.
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Steven Albahari Frozen River c.1986 Gelatin silver print mounted on a 4-ply board; Printed later 9 7/8 x 12 3/4 Signed and dated on the mount recto Estimate $700 Donated by the artist courtesy of 21st Editions
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Joy Hastings Fluidity 2013 GiclĂŠe print; Printed in 2013 16 1/2 x 11 Signed in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/50 Estimate $800 Donated by the artist This is one of ten images in a portfolio. Hastings is a contributing photographer to the Audubon Society.
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Alvin Booth Untitled 9705169 1997 Uniquely toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 1997 14 x 11 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto; Titled and dated in pencil on the verso Edition no. 4/20 Framed Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist and Nike Lanning courtesy of Fahey Klein Gallery
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Don Penny (Missing: Red, Black and Blue): Shuanglin Temple, Shanxai, China 2013 Pigment print 18 3/4 x 25 Signed and dated in pencil on the recto and verso; AirsOmni Studio stamp with on the verso Artist proof Estimate $900 Donated by the artist
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Linda Cummings Lapse from the series Slippages 2001 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2001 13 1/4 x 9 1/4 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 5/10 Estimate $900 Donated by the artist courtesy of dm contemporary Gallery Other images from the series were published in Blindspot Issue #15.
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Gene Wheeler Steal What Lies between I from the series Myths, Mysteries & Misfits 2004 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 11 x 11 Signed, titled and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 2/9 Estimate $600 Donated by the artist
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Malgorzata Stankiewicz Untitled, Z端rich 2013 Selenium toned gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 12 x 7 5/8 Signed and dated in pencil on the verso Edition no. 3/10 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Dominique Paul The Insects of Surinam #13 2013 Pigment print 12 x 8 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 4/6 Estimate $1,700 Donated by the artist courtesy of Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery The image was included in a solo exhibition titled Unnatural Selections at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery (Dec, 2013).
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Torkil Gudnason Male Nude #04-12 2013 Pigment print 20 x 14 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 8/10 Estimate $2,300 Donated by the artist
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Go Sugimoto Untitled #22 from the series Walk in the Night 2005 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2006 12 3/8 x 18 3/4 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition of 10 Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist
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Alexandra Momin Hell’s Kitchen #1 2008 Pigment print 9 5/8 x 24 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Estimate $750 Donated by the artist The image was created from a double-exposed negative and cross-processed film. It has been exhibited at Parrish Art Museum and Curious Matter Gallery.
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Yong Hee Kim Tokyo Train #26 2003 Fujiflex C-print; Printed in 2003 10 x 10 Photographer’s stamp on the verso of print and frame Edition no. 2/20 Framed Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist
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Yojiro Imasaka Forksville, Pennsylvania from the series Sleeping Beauty 2014 C-print 14 1/4 x 18 Signed and editioned in ink on the verso Edition no. 1/5 Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery The image was included in a solo exhibition titled Sleeping Beauty at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery (April, 2014).
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S82 Lisa Walsh
Reflection of a Passing Moment from the series Grand Central Terminal 2006 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 18 x 12 13/16 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 4/20 Framed Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist The series captures the bustling energy of rail passenger travel amidst an iconic example of Beaux-Arts architecture while revealing the invisible place between appearance and disappearance.
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Josephine Sacabo el Final, 2001 Platinum-palladium print 14 3/4 x 10 1/2 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 53/75 Estimate $1,000 Donated by 21st Editions The print was originally issued with the Deluxe and Museum Edition of The Journal of Contemporary Photography, Volume V, 2001.
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Robert Krasner Empire #1 2011 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 16 1/2 x 11 Signed and editioned in pencil on the recto Artist proof (of edition of 20 and 3 AP) Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Widely published in magazines and books, Krasner is a frequent contributor to The Villager newspaper, where he has been awarded the Best Art Photo prize three years in a row by the New York Press Association.
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Ed Pfizenmaier Jerry Hall, 1967 Vintage gelatin silver print 13 5/8 x 9 3/4 Photographer’s stamp with signature and title in pencil on the verso Estimate $3,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Staley-Wise Gallery
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Guy Le Querrec Miles Davis, Salle Pleyel, Paris, France, 1969 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 1981 14 5/8 x 9 3/4 Embossed on the recto; Signed with annotation in pencil on the verso Estimate $1,900 Donated by Galerie Esther Woerdehoff, Paris
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Mayumi Lake Aether (In Front of My Back #25055) 2010 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 30 x 20 Signed and dated in ink on the verso Unique print Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery The image was included in a solo exhibition at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery (Oct, 2010).
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Joel-Peter Witkin Woman with Small Breasts from the series Songs of Innocence and Experience, 2004 Platinum-palladium print; Printed in 2009 5 x 3 on 8 x 4 paper Signed in pencil on the recto Edition of approx. 50 Estimate $900 Donated by 21st Editions The print comes with a book titled Songs of Innocence and Experience (2004); copy no. 572; a hardbound with a clamshell box; signed by the artist and the publisher.
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John Metoyer Soul Fire, 2008 from the series Blood Migration Kallitype 11 3/8 x 9 Signed, titled and print type in pencil on the recto Publisher’s print Estimate $1,000 Donated by 21st Editions
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Jene Youtt Ascending 2007 Pigment print; Printed in 2007 18 1/2 x 12 1/2 Signed, titled, date and editioned in pencil on the recto Artist proof no. 5 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist The image earned Honorable Mention at the 2009 International Photography Awards.
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Frank Fournier Child Afternoon Nap – 135 Central Park West – New York City July 1979 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 13 3/8 x 20 Embossed on the recto: Signed with copyright in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Contact Press Images
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Inbal Abergil Untitled from the series All That Is Alive Passes, All That Is Dead Remains 2010 C-print; Printed in 2014 13 5/8 x 19 1/2 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 5 Estimate $2,600 Donated by the artist courtesy of Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery The image was included in a solo exhibition at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery (Jan, 2014).
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Michael Amoruso Ten Mile River, California 2012 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2012 9x9 Signed, dated, titled and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 3/15 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Tatsuo Kotaki Paris Galerie de Lumière 2013 Gelatin silver print 9 1/4 x 6 Embossed; Photographer’s stamp with signature in pencil on the verso Edition no. 4/15 Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist The image was included in a solo exhibition titled Paris Galerie de Lumière 2010 – 2013, at Gallery Bauhaus (2013).
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Yoshi Takata (1917-2009) Pont Neuf, Paris Gelatin silver print 22 1/4 x 15 Photographer’s stamp with signature Framed Estimate $1,000 Donated by Alfredo and Catherine De Vido courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery After taking up photography on the advice of Ihei Kimura, Takata moved to Paris in 1954 and photographed for Pierre Cardin for a number of years. She organized visits to Japan for Cardin as well as Henri Cartier-Bresson. De Vido purchased the print from the artist after seeing her exhibition at la Maison de la culture du Japon à Paris in 2000.
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Anne Day Versailles 2007 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 12 x 12 Signed in ink on the recto Edition no. 1/10 Framed Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist
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Kiyoshi Morikawa Staircase 1980 Hand-colored platinum-palladium print; Printed in 2014 8 11/16 x 13 1/8 Signed, titled and dated in pencil on the verso Artist proof Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist
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Steve Joester Mick, London 1975 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 19 x 13 Signed and titled in pencil on the recto Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist
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Jean Noël De Soye Soavina, Madagascar, 2006 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2006 7 1/4 x 11 Signed, titled, and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 3/10 Estimate $1,300 Donated by the artist courtesy of In Camera Gallery The image is included in the artist’s monograph titled Ceux que j’ai reconnus m’ont peut etre pas vu? (Filigranes Editions, 2014).
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Todd Pickering Two Northern Spotted Owls Preening 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 13 3/16 x 13 3/16 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 6/50 Estimate $600 Donated by the artist courtesy of Anne Reed Gallery The image was taken in Point Reyes National Seashore, California.
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Bruce Davidson England/Scotland, 1960 Mid-vintage gelatin silver print 8 x 12 Signed in pencil on the verso Estimate $6,500 Donated by Howard and Ellen Greenberg courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Kenshu Sannohe Janet 2014 Gelatin silver print 23 1/2 x 19 3/8 Signed and dated in ink on the verso Edition no. 5 Estimate $800 Donated by the artist
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Kenshu Sannohe Daria 2014 Gelatin silver print 23 1/2 x 19 3/8 Signed and dated in ink on the verso Edition no. 5 Estimate $800 Donated by the artist
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Enna Deer Peonies in Jug 2012 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 20 1/4 x 16 Photographer’s label on the mount verso Unique print Estimate $600 Donated by the artist courtesy of Anne Reed Gallery
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Jessica Ferguson Eve (constructed), 2001 Unique collage incorporating a pinhole ziatype image; Printed in 2003 8 5/8 x 5 1/4 Gallery label on the back of frame Framed Estimate $600 Donated by the artist courtesy of Sarah Morthland Gallery
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Sylvie Becquet BLISS 2014 Digital C-print 60 x 40 Photographer’s label on the mount verso Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist
Luca Piola Passengers #04 2010 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 18 7/8 x 28 1/4 Signed in pencil on the recto Edition no. 2/6 Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist The image was included in the 2012 edition of Catalogo dell’Arte Moderna Mondadori and at a solo exhibition at Port Washington Public Library (2013).
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Dave Rudin The Power of Nature, Ireland, 2013 Gelatin silver print 9 7/8 x 12 1/2 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil with copyright stamp on the verso Edition no. 2/25 Estimate $600 Donated by the artist
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Scott Chandler Dawn 2009 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 16 3/ 8 x 16 3/8 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/50 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Peter Serling Andy Warhol and his Invisible Sculpture 1985 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 1/2 x 15 1/4 Signed and titled with annotation in pencil on the verso Estimate $3,500 Donated by the artist
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The image was taken at Area, a downtown nightclub which existed from 1983-1987, at the exhibit, On Artists In New York. In the photograph, Warhol is seen behind the glass of a diorama case with his work titled Invisible Sculpture.
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Jeff Liao Paul’s Daughter from the series Coney Island 2010 – 2011 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 9 3/4 x 23 1/2 Signed in pen and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 19/25 Estimate $750 Donated by Nazraeli Press
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Jeff Liao Wonder Wheel from the series Coney Island 2010 – 2011 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 9 3/4 x 23 1/2 Signed in pen and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 14/25 Estimate $750 Donated by Nazraeli Press
Liao began new strategies and techniques with this series; he applied digital picture-making technology to the process of recording the scenes, which resulted large-scale prints with a visual sweep often associated with cinema and a strong sense of place. Each print is a part of the special-editioned oversized book, Coney Island (Nazraeli Press, 2013), which comes with its own carrying case.
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Marcia Cooper Body Bundle Bale II 2012 C-print; Printed in 2014 13 1/4 x 19 5/8 Signed in pencil on the verso Edition no. 3/15 Framed Estimate $600 Donated by the artist The image was exhibited at the 2014 Fountain Art Fair and selected in a juried exhibition by the international art blog Hyperallergic. com.
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Carolyne Roehm Fritillaria GiclĂŠe Print; Printed in 2013 22 x 15 Signed and dated in pencil on the recto Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist
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Bruce Frankel Kompang Thom, Cambodia 1992 C-print; Printed in 2014 19 1/2 x 13 Signed and dated in pencil on the verso Edition no. 1/2 Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist
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The image was taken while out with the French army serving the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Kompang Thom Province.
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John Willis Tipi 1992 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 9 5/8 x 9 5/8 Signed, titled and date of work and print in pencil on the verso Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist courtesy of Gallery Kayafas The image is included in the artist’s monograph titled Views from the Reservation (Center for American Places at Columbia College Chicago, 2010).
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Takeshi Ijima Kamitategamiiwa, Nushima, Japan 2005 C-print; Printed in 2014 21 1/4 x 16 7/8 Signed in pencil on the recto Edition no. 5/30 Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist
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Brian English Iguacu I, 1982 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2002 15 x 14 3/4 Signed, titled, dated and editioned with annotation in pencil on the verso Artist proof no. 3 Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Throckmorton Fine Art
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Wendy Sacks Living Cameo from the series Immersed in Living Water 2012 Pigment print on HahnemĂźhle cotton rag; Printed in 2012 16 x 11 5/8 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 3/15 Estimate $2,800 Donated by the artist courtesy of Elizabeth Houston Gallery The series began when Sacks became handicapped and could no longer bathe her small children from the outside of the tub. This had a cathartic effect, allowing her to celebrate and mourn children she had seen while she worked as an ER doctor. The images are about life, death, love, mourning, and celebration. Sacks wishes for viewers to explore their own spiritual awareness as they take time to understand the emotional and fluid nature of the series.
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Susan Wides Met (February 19, 2010) C-print 20 x 13 3/8 Photographer’s label with signature, title and edition in pen on the mount verso Artist proof Estimate $5,000 Donated by the artist courtesy of Kim Foster Gallery
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Jean Noël De Soye Fianarantsoa, Madagascar, 2013 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2014 7 1/2 x 11 1/8 Signed, titled and editioned in pencil with copyright stamp on the verso Edition no. 2/10 Estimate $1,300 Donated by the artist courtesy of In Camera Gallery The image is included in the artist’s monograph titled Ceux que j’ai reconnus m’ont peut etre pas vu? (Filigranes Editions, 2014).
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Monica Denevan Summer, Burma 2010 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2011 15 x 15 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 11/25 Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist courtesy of Scott Nichols Gallery Denevan’s images were recently featured in SHOTS (Autumn, 2013), LensWork (Nov-Dec 2013) and Lens (April 2014) magazines.
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Nandita Raman Untitled #17 (MOTI), 2009 Pigment print; Printed in 2013 16 x 20 Signed in pencil on the verso Estimate $2,500 Donated by the artist The image was taken in one of the older cinema halls in Delhi, India.
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Terry Gannon Buddhist Prayer Wheel 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 20 x 16 Photographer’s label on the mount verso Edition no. 1 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist
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Ehren Joseph Arusian Warrior, Tanzania 2010 Pigment Print; Printed in 2014 14 x 11 Signed and editioned in pencil and embossed on the recto Edition no. 1/10 Estimate $500 Donated by the artist A group of Maasai men were building a campfire. The sun just setting created the perfect studio-like glow against a mud hut in which they lived.
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Masatomo Kuriya Peony in Gold, 2002 Cibachrome print; Printed in 2002 17 1/2 x 14 Signed in ink on the recto Edition no. 12/25 Estimate $1,250 Donated by the artist courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery
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Sheila Rock Boy at Temple Window 2000 Gelatin silver print; Printed in 2004 11 x 11 Signed, titled and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 1/25 Estimate $1,250 Donated by the artist courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art
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David Scheinbaum Siem Reap, Cambodia 2008 Pigment print; Printed in 2009 13 3/8 x 20 Signed in pencil on the window mat; Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the verso Edition no. 2/10 Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Scheinbaum & Russek, Ltd.
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Margo Davis His Holiness the Dalai Lama at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Institute, Stanford University, 2005 Gelatin silver print 13 x 10 Signed in pencil on the verso; Gallery label with print info on the mount verso Framed Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Throckmorton Fine Art
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Susan Keiser The Snow Maiden 2013 Pigment print; Printed in 2014 13 1/2 X 20 3/16 Signed, dated and titled on the verso Artist proof Framed Estimate $600 Donated by the artist
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Mark Borderud Tree with Orbs #1 2014 Giclée Print 12 x 18 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 1/5 Framed Estimate $1,000 Donated by the artist
Scott Walden Meadowlands #2 (1996) Pigment print; Printed in 2014 15 x 19 Photographer’s label with title, type of print, dates of negative and print and edition in ink on the verso Edition no. 2/10 Estimate $800 Donated by the artist courtesy of June Bateman Fine Art Inspired by Robert Smithson’s Monuments of Passaic (1967), artificial objects are depicted in relation to the natural elements of the infamous New Jersey Meadowlands. Made from large-format negatives, the series incorporates both conceptual and modernist elements, reflecting an ambivalence at the heart of Walden’s practice.
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Yumiko Izu Secret Garden, Noir 28, 2006 Platinum-palladium print; Printed in 2006 9 5/8 x 7 3/4 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 4/15 Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Brigitte Carnochan A Bird Comes from the series Floating World 2010 Pigment print on handmade mulberry paper; Printed in 2010 15 x 15 Signed, titled, dated and editioned in pencil on the recto Edition no. 4/15 Framed Estimate $1,500 Donated by the artist courtesy of Verve Gallery and Gallery 291 The series is based on poems by Japanese women from the seventh to the twentieth centuries. Carnochan makes photographic equivalents of poems centered on love, which are both allusive and rich in imagery. Floating World refers to the conception of a word as evanescent, impermanent, of fleeting beauty, and divorced from the responsibilities of the mundane world. The beauty of the natural world serves as the primary metaphor. The calligraphy on the image indicates the name of the poet.
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Masao Yamamoto A Box of Ku #144 Toned gelatin silver print 8 x 5 1/4 Signed, dated and editioned in pencil with copyright stamp on the verso Estimate $800 Donated by the artist
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Aaron Siskind (1903-1991) Chicago 224, 1953 Gelatin silver print; Printed later 15 x 14 3/4 Signed and titled in pencil on the verso Frame courtesy of CLV Art Services Estimate $6,500 Donated by Howard Greenberg courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Hamid Sardar-Afkhami Rohingya, Bandar-e-Sittuee, Burma, 2014 Pigment print 14 1/2 x 21 1/2 Signed and titled on artist’s certificate on the mount verso Edition no. 1/9 Estimate $1,200 Donated by the artist courtesy of Photo Vivienne, Paris
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SILENT AUCTION BOOKS and more We are pleased to present the following books and other exciting special items for silent auction on the evening of December 9. This auction ends five minutes after the completion of the live auction, and bids must be placed on site. B201 Mariette Pathy Allen, TransCuba Daylight Books, 2014 112 pp., 67 four-color illustrations, 10 x 13”, hardcover. Courtesy of the publisher Guide value: $45 B202 Dove Allouche: Le Soleil Sous La Mer FRAC Auvergne, LaM, 2011 144 pp., numerous color and black & white illustrations, 10.75 x 7.75”, softcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $45 B203 Richard Avedon, Portraits Harry N. Abrams/MMA, 2002 Currently out of print. 64 pp., 53 black & white illustrations, 10” x 8”, hardbound accordion-style binding with protective cover slipcase, in good condition. Courtesy of Gregory and Teresa Wakabayashi Guide value: $115 B204 Lee Friedlander, Mannequin Fraenkel Gallery, 2012 112 pp., 103 duotone illustrations, 13 x 9”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $49.95 B205 Pasquale Gagliardi, The Santillanas: Works by Laura de Santillana and Alessandro Diaz de Santillana SKIRA, 2014 Numerous color and black & white illustrations, 10.25 x 9.75”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $50 B206 Paul Graham, The 2012 Hasselblad Award MACK, 2012 104 pp., numerous illustrations, 10.25 x 8.25”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $55 B207 Woo Hyesoo, Pipilotti Rist: Spear to Heaven (Korean) Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, 2012 Numerous four-color illustrations, 11.75 x 8.75”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $125 B208 Henry Jacobson, Postcards Home Daylight Books, 2013 96 pp., 64 four-color illustrations, 7 x 11”, hardcover. Courtesy of the publisher Guide value: $39.95
B209 James Karales Steidl/Howard Greenberg Library, 2014 176 pp., 130 black & white illustrations, 9 x 11”, hardbound. Courtesy of Howard Greenberg Library Guide value: $64 B210 Michael Kenna, Shinan Nazraeli Press, 2013 Signed and numbered limited edition, 88 pp., 68 duotone illustrations, 13 x 12”, hardbound with a slipcase. Courtesy of the publisher Guide value: $250 B211 Saul Leiter: Early Black and White Steidl/Howard Greenberg Library, 2014 Volume 1: 208 pp., Volume 2: 184 pp., 207 black & white illustrations, 8 x 7 7/8”, hardbound. Courtesy of Howard Greenberg Library Guide value: $85 B212 Leon Levinstein Steidl/Howard Greenberg Library, 2014 328 pp., 159 black & white and 18 color illustrations, 12 3/8 x 10”, hardbound. Courtesy of Howard Greenberg Library Guide value: $85 B213 Maya Lin, Here and There PACE, 2013 88 pp., numerous color illustrations, 10.5 x 10.5”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $150 B214 Vivian Maier: A Photographer Found Harper Design, 2014 288 pp., 250 black & white and color illustrations, 12 1/2 x 10 1/4”, hardbound. Courtesy of Howard Greenberg Library Guide value: $80 B215 Vivian Maier, Self-Portraits powerHouse Books, 2013 120 pp., 58 black & white and 31 color illustrations, 11 x 9 7/8”, hardbound, in good condition. Courtesy of Gregory and Teresa Wakabayashi Guide value: $50 B216 Manabu Miyazaki: The Pencil of Nature Izu Photo Museum/ Naohara Co., Ltd, 2013 168 pp., 170 color illustrations, 9.75 x 6.75”, softbound, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $46
B217 Yoshitomo Nara PACE, 2013 69 pp., numerous color illustrations, 12 x 10”, softbound, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $30 B218 Tom Phillips, Readers: Vintage People on Photo Postcards Bodleian Library, 2011 112 pp., numerous illustrations, 7.75 x 7”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $25 B219 Christopher Thomas, New York Sleeps Prestel, 2009 144 pp., 70 black & white illustrations, 11” x 11 3/4”, hardbound, in good condition. Courtesy of Gregory and Teresa Wakabayashi Guide value: $49.95 B220 Various Artists, #Sandy: Seen Through the iPhones of Acclaimed Photographers Daylight Books, 2014 96 pp., 94 four-color illustrations, 8 x 8”, hardcover. Courtesy of the publisher Guide value: $39.95
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THE VERNACULAR VIEW This year we are pleased to introduce The Vernacular View to our event. In bringing together a wonderful assemblage of vintage 19th and 20th century gems – funny, sweet, accidently brilliant “snapshots” and other small masterpieces – we hope to provide an extra opportunity for you to add a special photograph to your collection! Silent bids for The Vernacular View will be accepted up until five minutes after the live auction ends, but collectors may also take advantage of the “BUY NOW” price posted on the bid sheets to be an immediate winner. The field of vernacular photography in its many iterations has become a popular collecting arena in recent years. We hope you will enjoy our selection and take the plunge! I would like to extend my appreciation to Steven Kasher and Winter Works on Paper for their generous donations in support of this endeavor, and I look forward to seeing everyone at the auction! Sarah Morthland Vernacular View Chair
B221 Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, 30th anniversary (Vol. 1) Foundation Cartier, January 2015 240 pp., numerous color illustrations, 11.75 x 8.75”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $35 B222 TASCHEN: The Complete Collector’s Editions 1991-Today, Artist Catalog Art Book #858 450 pp., numerous color illustrations, 12 x 8.5”, hardcover, in good condition. Courtesy of anonymous donor Guide value: $250 Special Editioned Book with a Print: S88 Joel-Peter Witkin, Songs of Innocence and Experience 21st Editions, 2004 Poetry by William Blake. Edition no. 572/915, unpaged, 62 illustrations in off-set on Arches paper, 13 ¼ x 12 ¼ “, hardbound. S111 & S112 Jeff Liao, Coney Island Nazraeli Press, 2013 Special-editioned oversized book, edition of 25, which comes with its own carrying case and one original photograph. 52 pp., 22 four-color illustrations, 14 x 24”, hardbound.
memberships With so many wonderful museums in NYC, we thought you might enjoy getting to know some of them on a deeper level by receiving the special perks offered through their membership programs. We are excited to offer museum memberships to three outstanding area museums: The Museum of Arts and Design, the International Center of Photography, and the Queens Museum. The winning bidder will receive an Individual Membership from the Museum of Arts and Design ($75 value), a Supporting Patron Membership from the International Center of Photography ($200 value), and a Fan Membership from the Queens Museum ($150 value).
17th ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION Absentee and Phone Bid Form
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Shipping and Handling $ 50 Special Print by Sean Perry $500 A tax-deductible donation of $25 will be charged to successful bidders (not applicable if you order a Special Print).
Note: – Valid credit card information is required in order to place absentee/phone bids. – You will be notified by Friends if you made a successful bid within five business days of the auction.
Delivery Options: By UPS Ground Service with insurance for the final amount in the U.S.: additional $50 charge Pick up at the office of Friends Without A Border by December 19 (Friday) Please execute these bids on my behalf Signature: Date: Payment by:
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NOTICES AND INFORMATION All property is “as is” and all transactions are final. Neither Friends Without A Border (Friends) nor the artist makes any express or implied warranty or representation as to the condition of any lot offered in the auction. No statement made at any time, whether oral or written, shall constitute such a warranty or representation. Descriptions of condition are not warranties. If there is a report on the condition, it will be indicated for each lot on the online catalog and available at the auction. You can also contact Friends for a report on the condition of any prints. Friends staff, board members and volunteers may bid at the auction for themselves, or they may execute bids for absentees.
BIDDING PROCEDURES Live Auction The auctioneer will accept live auction bids from those present at the auction, in addition to absentee and phone bids. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will obtain the item. If matching bids are entered by two or more parties, the first bid received will take precedence. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer will have final discretion and his record shall be binding and conclusive. If the auctioneer decides that the bidding is below the minimum required for the article offered, he may reject the bid and withdraw the article from the auction. Absentee and Phone Bids for the Live Auction Absentee and phone bidders must fax or mail the “Absentee and Phone Bid Form” to Friends office by 3:00 pm EST on
December 9 with valid credit card information. Please indicate if the bid is an absentee or phone bid on the form. Potential bidders must completely fill out all fields on the form in order to be accepted. Successful absentee and phone bidders will be charged a tax-deductible donation of $25. Placing an absentee bid is considered authorization for charging of the credit card provided on the night of the auction, should you win the item. Phone bids can be placed only for live lots. Please note that volunteers helping with phone bids cannot also facilitate placing bids on silent lots. You must provide us with a phone number where you can be reached on the night of the auction, December 9, from 6:00 - 8:30 pm EST, as well as list of the lots that you are interested in bidding on. Please see the “Absentee and Phone Bid Form” for complete requirements. In case of any problem with phone lines, we advise you to provide emergency bids on the form. You will be contacted one hour before your first lot will be auctioned. You will be bidding live via telephone with other bidders during the live auction.
Shipping and Pickup Absentee and phone bid winners will be contacted within a couple of days after the event to arrange for shipping or pickup of the item(s) at the Friends office at a later date. Winners pay shipping and handling cost of $50. Auction donations are tax deductible above the guide value. No refund or exchange is accepted.
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Ronald Ablow, M.D. David Chang Nerou Cheng, C.P.A. Peter H.R. Green, M.D. Kenro Izu Stephen Joester Philippe Lajaunie Matthew Magenheim Tina Patterson Michael Stern, Chair Timothy M. Weiner, M.D. Ayako Weissman
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Silent Auction In a change from past auctions, silent auction bidding will now be handled only electronically. You will be able to place bids online at www.ibidmobile.net/fwab prior to the auction starting Monday, November 24 at 12:00 am. Bidding will close at 8:30 pm EST on December 9. Please attend the live event or place phone or absentee bids if you would like to bid on live auction prints. These prints will be for viewing only online. Also new this year, all of the silent auction prints are available to be purchased with a BUY NOW option at 125% of the guide value (the amount above the guide value is tax deductible). There is only one print for each lot, and it is first come, first served. The lot will be closed once your BUY NOW bid is accepted. You have several options to place bids for the silent auction prints: 1. iPad, Smart Phone or Web Browser: Prior to the event, starting November 24, visit www. ibidmobile.net/fwab to browse lots or use the Search feature to search by key words. You need to sign up for a free account before making your first bid. Tap “Bid Now” and enter your maximum bid. Successful online bidders will be charged a tax-deductible donation of $25, unless they join the event on site with a full admission. 2. Texting (at the event site only): Send a text message to 99629 using the following format: Bid [Amount] lot [lot#]. For example, for $250 bid on lot 100, text message: “Bid 250 lot 100.” Use numbers to specify your bid amount and lot. No punctuation is necessary. When your bid is placed, you can choose to receive a text message on your cell phone if someone outbids you. Be sure to check your bid status with an iPad Valet if you do not receive text message updates. 3. iPad Valets (at the event site only): Guests at the event site will receive a bidder number at the check-in reception desk. Guests can place bids using their own devices or with any of the iPad Valets who are stationed in the silent auction area. Look for the staff holding iPads and wearing Cambodian Krama scarves around their shoulder! Each iPad Valet has an iPad programmed with the entire silent auction lots and bidding status of each lot, and is available to answer any technical questions. Simply tell the iPad Valet which item you are interested in and how much you would like to bid with your bidder number. When your bid is placed, you can choose to receive a text message on your cell phone if someone outbids you. Be sure to check your bid status with an iPad Valet if you do not receive text message updates.
Automatic Bids Option By placing an automatic bid, your minimum bid is made immediately and then raised automatically by increments to your maximum. If your maximum bid equals a previous bid, the previous bidder prevails. Bidding Errors In the event of a bidding error, please notify any of the iPad Valet staff. The auction manager has the sole discretion to discard erroneous or fraudulent bids. Winner Determination The winner of a silent auction lot is the highest bidder as registered by the auction system at the close of the silent auction (8:30 pm). The winning bid must be certified by the auction manager. If you provided your cell phone number, you will receive a text message indicating if you are the winning bidder once the auction has closed. Bidder numbers and final prices for both live and silent prints will be displayed on the screen in the silent auction area. Payment and Pickup Online winners pay at the checkout desk and are issued claim checks. Credit cards and checks are accepted. Present your claim check at the pickup desk to retrieve your items. However, you need not be present to win. Absentee winners may either arrange to pick up their item(s) at the Friends office at a later date, or to ship the item(s). Winners pay all shipping costs. Auction donations are tax deductible above the guide value. No refund or exchange is accepted.
Thanks Friends Without A Border would like to express profound gratitude to everyone who makes the annual Friends of Friends Photography Auction possible: all participating photographers, contributors, committee members and sponsors. PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Berenice Abbott (7) Inbal Abergil (S92) William Abranowicz (16) Steven Albahari (S58, S69) Michael Amoruso (S93) Steve Babbitt (S35) Sylvie Becquet (S106) Adri Berger (13, S55) Alvin Booth (S71) Mark Borderud (S131) Brigitte Carnochan (S134) Christian Chaize (21) Scott Chandler (S109) Michael Clinton (S60) Marcia Cooper (S113) Valdir Cruz (S48) Linda Cummings (S73) Bruce Davidson (S101) Margo Davis (3, S129) Anne Day (S96) Jean Noël De Soye (S99, S121) Enna Deer (S104) Monica Denevan (S122) Brian English (S118) Elliott Erwitt (1, S39, S56) Louis Faurer (5) Jessica Ferguson (S105) Thomas Finke (S40) Frank Fournier (S91) Bruce Frankel (S115) Lee Friedlander (4) Adam Fuss (11) Terry Gannon (S124) Ralph Gibson (9) Lorraine Gracey (S57) George Grubb (S61) Torkil Gudnason (S77) Barry Gunthertz (S68) Joy Hastings (S70) Patricia Heal (S44) Taishi Hirokawa (S50) Horst P. Horst (29) Eikoh Hosoe (23) Takeshi Ijima (S117) Yojiro Imasaka (S81) Shigemi Iyota (S54) Kenro Izu (17, 32) Yumiko Izu (32, S133)
Steve Joester (14, S98) Ehren Joseph (S125) Monica Karales (S37) James Karales (S47) Ed Kashi (S66) Susan Keiser (S130) Michael Kenna (15) Yong Hee Kim (S80) Monica Rich Kosann (31) Tatsuo Kotaki (S94) Robert Krasner (S84) Masatomo Kuriya (S126) Mayumi Lake (S87) Joseph Lawton (S41) Guy Le Querrec (S86) Russell Lee (20) Annie Leibovitz (18) Arthur Leipzig (S36) Saul Leiter (27) Builder Levy (2) Jeff Liao (S111, S112) George McClintock (S38) John McDermott (S64) Susan Meiselas (S53) Barbara Mensch (S62) John Metoyer (S51, S89) Joel Meyerowitz (6) Alexandra Momin (S79) Kiyoshi Morikawa (S43, S97) Daido Moriyama (8) Kana Okada (S67) Ruth Orkin (S33) Dominique Paul (S76) Irving Penn (26) Don Penny (S72) Sean Perry (Special Print) Ed Pfizenmaier (S85) José Picayo (25) Todd Pickering (S100) Luca Piola (S107) Nandita Raman (S123) Mary McKenna Ridge (S34) Herb Ritts (10) Sheila Rock (S127) Carolyne Roehm (S114) Dave Rudin (S108) Janet Russek (S45) Josephine Sacabo (S83) Wendy Sacks (S119) Kenshu Sannohe (S102, S103)
Hamid Sardar-Afkhami (S137) Lynn Saville (22) David Scheinbaum (S128) Peter Serling (S110) Takeshi Shikama (S46) Ellen Silverman (S65) Aaron Siskind (S136) Malgorzata Stankiewicz (S75) Harvey Stein (S49) Peter Steinhauer (28) Go Sugimoto (S78) Hiroshi Sugimoto (19) Yoshi Takata (S95) Brad Temkin (S63) Mark Thompson (S52) George Tice (24) Jerry Uelsmann (30) Scott Walden (S132) Lisa Walsh (S82) Hiroshi Watanabe (12) William Wegman (S42) Gene Wheeler (S74) Susan Wides (S120) John Willis (S116) Joel-Peter Witkin (S88) Masao Yamamoto (S135) Jene Youtt (S90) Hai Zhang (S59)
CONTRIBUTORS
21st Editions Anonymous Commerce Graphics Daylight Books Alfredo and Catherine De Vido Galerie Esther Woerdehoff Howard and Ellen Greenberg Howard Greenberg Gallery Herb Ritts Foundation Gary Hornbuckle International Center of Photography The Irving Penn Foundation Estate of James Karales Steven Kasher Nike Lanning Jeremy Leipzig Estate of Saul Leiter The Museum of Arts and Design Nazraeli Press Queens Museum Andrea Raisfeld Asher Remy-Toledo Ruth Orkin Photo Archive Anna Walker Skillman Gregory and Teresa Wakabayashi Winter Works on Paper AUCTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS
June Bateman Alicia Colen Jeanne Conlon Margo Davis Thierry Demont Mary L. Dunne, M.D. Thomas Finke Gabrielle Greenberg Howard Greenberg Kenro Izu Sarah Morthland José Picayo Barbi Anne Reed Debra Shriver Sarah Stout Miller Gregory Wakabayashi Alice Zimet
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