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An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.
An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.
An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.
An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.
An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.
An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.

Inscribed to photographer Gordon Parks


KARSH, Yousuf.

Karsh: American Legends.

Boston, Little, Brown & Company/A New York Graphic Society Book, 1992.

$689.00
$689.00

Karsh: American Legends.

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An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.

Gordon Parks (1912-2006) was an American photographer, musician, writer and film director, who became prominent as a photojournalist in the 1940s through 1970s, particularly on issues of civil rights, poverty and African-Americans, but he also won renown for his glamour photography.

First edition, first printing; signed presentation copy from the artist; 4to (305 x 240 mm.); photographic portraits throughout; publisher's blue cloth, mild sunning to extreme top-edge, dust-jacket, small bar of fading to top edge of upper panel, otherwise very good.

Stock code 102298

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An attractive dedication copy of Karsh's striking portraits. The photographer has inscribed this copy 'To: Gordon Parks, in friendship, Yousuf Karsh'.

Karsh: American Legends.

$689.00
$689.00

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