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

E-Photo Newsletter #184
10/13/2011

Dag Society Holds 23rd Symposium On October 27-30 in St. Petersburg, FL

Tokyo Photo 2011: a Work Still in Process

Photo Shows: Julia M. Cameron At Hans P. Kraus, Jr. and a Preview of Paris At Lawrence Miller Gallery, Plus Two More On Madison

Boston Photo Show Scheduled For Nov. 12th At Hynes Center in Copley Sq.

Russell Lord Appointed Curator At New Orleans Museum of Art

Photo Book Review: a Smithsonian Survey of Portraiture's Changing Face

Ruscha Archive and Photos Goes to Getty

Persian Album By Pesce Sells For £39,000

Penelope Dixon & Assoc. Moves Back to NYC

Searching For Oldest Dated Wedding Photo

Internet Site Spotlight: British Photo History

V&A Museum Opens New Large Photo Gallery

E-Photo Newsletter #183
9/9/2011

Nearly 340 New Photos Go Up On I Photo Central

Last Chance to Sign Up For Slowexposures and Collector's Program On Sept. 16, Zebulon, GA

ICP Director Hartshorn Transitions to New Executive Role, as Board Begins Search For a New Director

Two Special Mid-Season Photography and Photobook Auctions At Bassenge

Be-hold On-Line-Only Auction Ends Sept. 22nd, Entitled "Collector's Joy"

Photo Review Benefit Auction Scheduled For Oct. 22nd At Freeman's Auction in Philadelphia

Photo Books: Uelsmann's Eye; Man Ray and Lee Miller; Gottfried's Celebrations of Puerto Rican Reality; and More

Land/City/Real/Imagined Open Until Oct. 1st At London's Diemar/Noble

Atget Exhibit Shown At London's James Hyman Gallery From Oct. 12-Nov.12

Photo News Shorts

Second Benefit Auction For George Eastman House Scheduled For Oct. 3 At Metropolitan Pavilion, New York City

Obituaries For Blume and Sanderson

E-Photo Newsletter #182
8/5/2011

Art Basel 42: a Commercial Success?

Westlicht Breaks Camera Records and Briefly Daguerreotype Records For Europe

Beaussant Lefevre Sale Breaks Dag Records; Totals Over $2 Million With 83% Sold Rate

Le Gray Sale Sets 19th-Century Photo Record--Briefly--At Over $1.3 Million to Texas Oil Man

Billy The Kid Tintype Sells to William Koch For $2.3 Million At Western Auction Making It The Most Expensive 19th-Century Photo

Art 42 Basel 2011: An Artist's View

AIPAD Announces New Show Dates For 2012 and Membership Changes

Second Benefit Auction For George Eastman House Scheduled For Oct. 3 At Metropolitan Pavilion, New York City

Afternoon Program On Collecting Is Part of The Annual Slowexposures Photography Festival, Which Runs Sept. 16-25, South of Atlanta, GA

Eastman House Director Bannon to Retire

Photo Books: Important Two-Volume Set On Europe Photographic History

Photo News Shorts

Major Collector Howard Stein Passes Away Due to Stroke and Complications

E-Photo Newsletter #181
5/31/2011

Strong NY Auctions Herald Market Rebound: Sotheby's Lead-Off Spring Auction Totals Over $5.6 Million But With Only 18.5% Buy-in Rate

Christie's New York's Two Single-Owner Sales Bring in a Total of Nearly $2.8 Million With Mapplethorpe Flag The Top Lot At $158,500

Christie's Multi-Owner Auction Tops $5.3 Million; Adding The Two Single-Owner Sales Boosts Christie's Total to Over $8.1 Million

Phillips De Pury Surprises With The Highest Net Multi-Owner Sale of The Spring Auctions At Over $5.8 Million and With Only 9.6% Buy-In

Swann's May Auction Totals Just Under $1 Million With Large Buy-in Rate of 37%

Cindy Sherman Self-Portrait Sets World Record For Photograph At Christie's, Bringing $3,890,500

MOMA's Peter Galassi Retires

George Eastman House Will Hold Its Second Benefit Auction On Oct. 3rd in NYC At The Metropolitan Pavilion

Over 110 Important New Photographs Up in The Last Month On I Photo Central's Web Site; Many Special Exhibits Revised and Updated

Photo Books: Soth's America; Erwitt's Big Small Stuff

Apeiron Workshops Reunion Scheduled For Labor Day Weekend in Ashvile, NC

AIPAD Dealer Helps Recover Stolen Drtikol

Czech Photographer Miroslav Tichy Dies At 84

"Some Photographs Taken in France" At Diemar/Noble Photography

Contacting Me During My Summer Europe Trip

Amon Carter Promotes Jessica May to Assoc. Curator of Photographs

Slowexposures' Submissions Close June 15Th

Manheim Has Two Exhibitions Scheduled