Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1905 (Heft 12))

Number I
Käsebier
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Number II
Steichen
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Number III
White
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Number IV
Evans
(London)
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Number V
Demachy
(France)
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Number VI
Coburn
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Number VII
The Hofmeister
(Hamburg)
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Number VIII
J. Craig Annan
(Scotland)
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Number IX
Schütze
and
White
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Pictorial Synopsis of Numbers Already Issued
Contains six Japan-tissue photogravure proofs of Mrs. Gertrude
Käsebier's work; the original photogravure pulls of “The Hand of Man,"
by Alfred Stieglitz; and a Japan-tissue proof of " Birds,” by Radclyffe
Dugmore, etc., etc.
Contains eleven of Mr. Eduard J. Steichen's pictures, six of which
are photogravures pulled on Japan tissue, one on plate-paper, and four
special-process plates printed on woodcut-paper.
Contains five of Mr. Clarence H. White's pictures, three of which are
Japan-tissue photogravures, and two half-tones. Beside these the number
contains Japan-tissue gravures of a Coburn and of a Stieglitz, "The Brooklyn
Bridge—Night,” by John Francis Strauss, and a duplex print of a Joseph
T. Keiley, etc., etc.
Contains six architectural pictures by Frederick H. Evans, of London,
four of which are photogravures, and two half-tones. The issue also contains
the “Flat-iron,” by Alfred Stieglitz.
Includes six pictures by Robert Demachy, of France—three reproduced
in photogravure and pulled on Japan tissue, and three in special half-tone.
Besides these are included Japan-tissue proofs of Frank Eugene's" La Cigale ”
and Prescott Adamson's " Midst Steam and Smoke.”
Contains the work of Alvin Langdon Coburn, five of which are
reproduced in photogravure and one in half-tone in two printings. W. B.
Post's “Winter” in photogravure is also published in this issue.
Contains six pictures by Theodore and Oscar Hofmeister, of Hamburg;
three Japan-tissue proof gravures and three half-tone plates. Besides these
there are full-page plates by Mary Devens, Eduard J. Steichen , and two
by Robert Demachy.
Contains six original Japan-tissue gravures of Mr. J. Craig Annan's
(Scotland) pictures reproduced and printed in Scotland in his own establish-
ment. A gravure of a portrait study by Alvin Langdon Coburn and a
photogravure of one of Mr. Evans' (London) architectural subjects.
Contains four pictures by Eva Watson-Schütze, three in gravure and
one in half-tone; and also five pictures by Clarence H. White—all photo-
gravure proofs pulled on Japan tissue.