E-Photo Newsletter #194
9/25/2012

A Few Words About a Few Friends

Art/43/Basel: An Artist's View, Photography Takes Hold in Basel

Video Presentations

Other Art Media At Art Basel

Man Ray Collection Goes On The Auction Block On Oct. 30th in Barcelona At Soler Y Lach

Over 130 New Photos and Special Exhibits Get Additions/Updates On I Photo Central

Photo Review Benefit Auction Scheduled For Oct. 27th At Freeman's Auctioneers in Philadelphia

Auction Guidance and Bidding Help Available

Why The Newsletter Has Been Late: a Summer Full of Medical Issues

DC Fine Art Photography Fair Set For Oct. 5-7 With 15 Dealers

Photo News Shorts

Drtikol's Muscular Modernism; William Carter's Cause and Spirit; Photo Catalogues in Brief

Martine Franck Passes Away and Leaves a Rich Photo Legacy

E-Photo Newsletter #193
7/11/2012

Isenburg 19th-Century Photo Collection, Rich in Rare Cameras and Dags, Sold to Archive of Modern Conflict For $15 Million

"Artists For Obama" Exhibition Sale and Auction Fundraiser Held Tomorrow

MOMA Appoints Quentin Bajac Chief Curator of Photography

Ransom Center Appoints New Chief Curator of Photography

Miguel Gandert: "Saints and Sinners" Opens At Andrew Smith Gallery

Photo Books/Media: Manos's Colorful Sequel, Gutch's Picturesque, The Art of Caring, Plus Charles Négre On CD

Photo Conservator Liliana Bustos Passes Away

E-Photo Newsletter #192
4/30/2012

With Added Elegance 2012 AIPAD Photo Show Sees Attendance Up 10% and Strong Sales

Dealers' Choice: Best Photos/Installations

E-Photo Newsletter #191
4/1/2012

Auction Houses Invade AIPAD Show and Try to Kidnap Clients and Turn Them Into Zombies

Discovery of 18th-Century Photography Hoard Found in Peekskill, NY Basement

Major Discovery About Early Photo Pioneers Made At Bibliothéque Nationale

Photography Questionaire

April Fool!

E-Photo Newsletter #190
3/24/2012

AIPAD Photography Show New York Opens With 75 Top Photo Art Dealers This Week At The Park Avenue Armory

Three I Photo Central Dealers Will Exhibit Rare Photographs At AIPAD's NY Photo Show

North Carolina Auction Knocks Down 7 Stieglitz Images For Over $1 Million Total

Nearly 160 New Photos and Several Special Exhibits Go Up On I Photo Central

Swann's End-of-February Auction Nets $1,141,488 With 78% of Lots Sold

Atget Photos Donated to Israel Museum

Singer Cellars Wine Follow-Up

Photo Books: The Sight of Reading, Eye/Object and More

E-Photo Newsletter #189
2/28/2012

French Police Investigate Possible Forgery of 19th-Century Photographs Auctioned At Artcurial Deauville

Classic Photography Los Angeles Show a More Personally Sized Fair; Photo LA Struggles to Find Itself

News About Contemporary Works Artists

The Malcolmson Collection: "Photography Collected Us"

Fashion Photographer Lillian Bassman Dies

Yasuhiro Ishimoto Passes Away in Tokyo

Eugene "Gene" Prakapas Passes Away

Wine and Photographs: Singer Cellars Scores High

Robert Mapplethorpe Photos Wanted

Photo Books: Kalisher's The Alienated Photographer; Three Books of Miller's Vintage Americana Imagery; Felice Beato; and Dealer Hertzmann's Catalog

E-Photo Newsletter #188
1/10/2012

Classic Photographs L.A. Holds 3rd Annual Fair This Weekend At Helms Daylight Studio

New Special Exhibits Up On I Photo Central

AIPAD's 32nd Edition of Its New York City Photography Fair Runs March 29-April 1

Photojournalist Eve Arnold Dies At 99

Actor Richard Gere to Accept George Eastman House Award On February 16th

Italy's Photographic Legacy; The Great Gutmann and Other Catalogues in Brief

E-Photo Newsletter #187
1/4/2012

Classic Photographs Los Angeles Returns For Its 3rd Annual Fair On January 14-15 to The Helms Daylight Studio With 16 Dealers

Andreas Gursky Breaks Auction Record Once Again At $4.3 Million, Eclipsing Sherman Record Set This May At Christie's

Sotheby's NYC's Fall Sale Total Hits Just $4-3/4 Million With Only 71.5% of Lots Sold

Christie's Multi-Owner Sale Realizes $4,811,625 With a 27% Buy-in Rate

Berman Sale Only Nets Christie's $1 Million

NASA Photographs Sell For Big Money At London's Nov. Bloomsbury Auction

Be-hold Two-Part Auction Set For Jan. 31st, as Craig Collection and Multi-Owner Sales Provide Enticing Collector Opportunities

Beauty and Death in The Antarctic

Toronto Photography Symposium Tackles Tough Issues Surrounding Collecting

Photo Books: Rediscovering Gita's Lens; Leon Herschtritt's Berlin Wall; Saville's City At Night Echoes Masters; Kander: Yangtze--The Long River

E-Photo Newsletter #186
12/25/2011

In Praise of Friends and Family

E-Photo Newsletter #185
11/4/2011

Phillips Brings in a Nearly $7 Million Total, Which Puts It in First Place in The New York City Fall Auction Season For The First Time

Phillips Single-Owner Sale Nets $2,345,375

Bassenge Photography Auction to Be Held On Nov. 30th in Berlin

Boston Photo Show Scheduled For Nov. 12th At Hynes Center in Copley Sq.; Mention This Newsletter and Get $2 Off

Bennett's History of Early China Photos