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Book# 12221

Heiting, Manfred

At the still point. Photographs from the Manfred Heiting Collection. Volume I, 1840-1916. Essays by Eugenia Parry Janis.

Ort   Los Angeles, CA, Amsterdam
Verlag   Cinubia Production
Jahr   1995
Auflage   Limited edition of 1000 copies
Einband   cb. in dustjacket
Illustration, Ausstattung   ill.
Medium   Buch
ISBN / ISSN   90-802694-2-5
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Auflage 1000 num. Ex., „750 are presented to museums, institutions, collectors, publishers and friends of the photographic medium; 250 are given to customers of Van Soest bv)“. Sehr aufwendige Produktion. Alle Photographien wurden farbig reproduziert und auf verschiedene Papiere gedruckt. “This edition will not be for sale”.
Photographie 20. Jahrh. Reisephotographie France, Frankreich England USA Photographiegeschichte 19. Jahrh. Janis, Eugenia Parry Deutschland, Germany Sammlungen, Manfred Heiting Collection 
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