and the registration of different processes on a single sheet of paper to create a unique
photos by Mario Giacomelli
infusing natural terrains with surreal
treating the city as a historical and psychological document
Max Kozloff begins with the development of street photography that emerged in New York in the early 1900s with a local school of photographers led by Alfred Stieglitz
Rome, Italy. New Views of Old Rome by Louis Bailey Audigier, Bestetti & Tumminelli, Milano-Roma, 1925. Signed Copy and the registration of differentFlexible boards, good plus with front hinge discretely reinforced and with evidence of use commensurate with a century old book. 70 pages with numerous black and white illustrations, including three page foldout comprising a panorama of the Colosseum. Introduction by Aristide D. Tani. Photos include many of the best known architectural wonders of Rome. Texts in Italian, French, English, and German. Uncommon. Summary: New Views of Old Rome (1925),