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Sale 2166 Lot 275 WESTON, BRETT. Brett Weston, Master Photographer. Finely illustrated with reproductions of Weston's photographs. Folio, silver-stamped cloth; photo-pictorial dust jacket. first edition. Carmel, California: Photography West Graphics, 1989 Estimate $200-300

 

Auct. Swann Photographic Litertaure & Photographs, sale 2166, New York, NY, 12 Dec. 2008, estimate:
 
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