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

Number X .
Käsebier
Nurnber II
Number XI
D. O. Hill
(Scotland)
and
Horsley Hinton
(London)
Number

Number XII
Stieglitz and
F. Benedict
Herzog
Number

Literary
Features

Contains another series of six Käsebier's; all Japan-tissue proof
gravures. Also two full plate pictures by C. Yarnall Abbott.
Contains six pictures by D. 0. Hill (Scotland), who is the real father
of modern photography, although the originals of these prints were made
sixty years ago. Three of the plates are Japan-tissue proof gravures made by
Mr. J. Craig Annan directly from the original negatives of Hill, so that this
edition may be considered unusually valuable. The other three are half-
tone reproductions. Two Japan-tissue proofs of Mr. A. Horsley Hinton's
(London) landscapes, as well as half-tone plates of Steichen's “Rodin-
Le Penseur,” and Demachy's “ L’Effort.”
Contains eight Japan-tissue proofs in photogravure of Mr. Stieglitz's
work as well as two plates done in half-tone. Also three Japan-tissue
proofs in gravure of the work of F. Benedict Herzog, etc., etc.

Literary Features
The literary part of the above numbers is quite as important as the
pictorial and contains a series of articles especially written for Camera Work
by the following writers:
George Bernard Shaw, Maurice Maeterlinck, Charles H. Caffin,
Robert Demachy, Roland Rood, Dallett Fuguet, R. Child Bayley, J. Craig
Annan, J. B. Kerfoot, Joseph T. Keiley, A. Horsley Hinton, F. H. Evans,
and others.
ALFRED STIEGLITZ.


All remittances, orders, etc.,
should be addressed to
MR. ALFRED STIEGLITZ
1111 Madison Avenue
New York, N.Y.