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Issue #55  4/3/2003
 
Catalogue: Art Photography in Japan, 1920-1940
In This Issue:
Continued News From Sotheby's, Which Tries to Settle Another Antitrust Action, Issues Annual Report, While Large Stockholder Cuts Back Percent of Holdings
Christie's Reports Similar Auction Sales to Sotheby's For 2002
Sloan's Declares Bankruptcy and Sells Off Assets
Mary Dillwyn Album Acquired For Wales
Ubu Gallery Reopens With New Partnership
V&A Downsizes Photography Gallery
Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation Opens This Month
NYC Armory Photography Show Cancelled
Additional Photos Posted Up On I Photo Central Site; Nigel Russell Named as Sales Representative/Consultant
Howard Greenberg Gallery Goes Through Changes
Collectors' Round Table
New Books: Julia M. Cameron--The Complete Photographs
Book: From Kashmir to Kabul--The Photographs of John Burke and William Baker, 1860-1900
Dealer Catalogues: 19th-Century Photography Books
Catalogue: Art Photography in Japan, 1920-1940
Catalogue: Edmund Teske

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Art Photography In Japan, 1920-1940--what a tasty little catalogue! This 64-page publication covers photographic territory that is virtually unexplored.

While a "dealer" catalogue published by Howard Greenberg Gallery and Charles Schwartz, Ltd., this booklet is considerably more than that. Essays by Christian Peterson and Kerry Ross, and a biographical reference from Torin Boyd and Naomi Izakura make this an important reference work. All do an admirable job trying to fill in the blanks of this area of photography history.

For a copy of the catalogue, you can contact Howard Greenberg at 1-212-334-0010 or by email at: howard@howardgreenberg.com , or Charles Schwartz at 1-212-534-4496 or by email at: csltd@cs-photo.com . The price is $20, plus shipping.

The catalogue was published in conjunction with two exhibitions of the work. Now on display until May 3rd at the Howard Greenberg Gallery at 120 Wooster St., New York City, the show moves on to Staton Greenberg Gallery, (phone: 1-805-962-9876) 15 West Anapamu St., Santa Barbara, CA on May 24th and closes July 12th.