WESTON, Edward.
50 Photographs...
50 Photographs...
Stock Code 110925
New York, Duell Sloan & Pearce Publishers, 1947
First edition, number 1064 of 1500 copies initialled by Edward Weston on a slip of paper mounted on the justification leaf, as issued; 4to (304 x 233 mm, 12 x 9 ¼ in); black-and-white photographs printed in offset, texts by Merle Armitage, Donald Baer, and Robinson Jeffers, design by Merle Armitage, minor toning to edges; cloth-backed printed paper-covered boards, titles stamped to spine in silver, bottom edges of boards rubbed, spine leaning, printed dust-jacket, toned, lightly worn, small chip to top edge and to head and foot of spine, a couple of short tears, split to upper panel strengthened on verso, a very good copy; [xxii], 16, [112].
The Book of 101 Books pp128-131; The Open Book pp150-151.
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