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Camera Work for 1909—
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CAMERA WORK FOR 1909 —
ITH this number of Camera Work the sixth year of its
existence comes to a close and the January issue of 1909 be-
gins a new volume. In the numbers of that volume we hope
to present our readers with: A series of pictures by Mrs.
Annie W. Brigman, of San Francisco; a series by Miss Alice Boughton, of
New York; a series by Mr. Herbert G. French, of Cincinnati; a series by
Messrs. Clarence H. White and Alfred Stieglitz in collaboration; a series
by Mr. Heinrich Kuhn, of Innsbruck, Austria; a series by Mr. George H.
Seeley, of Stockbridge, Mass. Furthermore we expect to reproduce pictures
by Mr. Frank Eugene, of New York and Munich; Miss Ema Spencer,
Newark, Ohio; and also some of the newer work of Messrs. Steichen, Coburn,
and others.
Subscribers to Camera Work can help us materially by showing their
copies to their friends.
CHANGE OF PRINTER
Owing to a combination of circumstances the printers of CameraWork
Numbers One throughTwenty-three were recently forced to close their doors.
As Mr. Frank Fleming, who was the active and practical head of that business,
has taken charge of the bookmaking and art departments of the well-estab-
lished firm of Rogers & Company (New York Branch), that house will now
do our printing. This insures no break in the quality of the letterpress
of Camera Work.
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ITH this number of Camera Work the sixth year of its
existence comes to a close and the January issue of 1909 be-
gins a new volume. In the numbers of that volume we hope
to present our readers with: A series of pictures by Mrs.
Annie W. Brigman, of San Francisco; a series by Miss Alice Boughton, of
New York; a series by Mr. Herbert G. French, of Cincinnati; a series by
Messrs. Clarence H. White and Alfred Stieglitz in collaboration; a series
by Mr. Heinrich Kuhn, of Innsbruck, Austria; a series by Mr. George H.
Seeley, of Stockbridge, Mass. Furthermore we expect to reproduce pictures
by Mr. Frank Eugene, of New York and Munich; Miss Ema Spencer,
Newark, Ohio; and also some of the newer work of Messrs. Steichen, Coburn,
and others.
Subscribers to Camera Work can help us materially by showing their
copies to their friends.
CHANGE OF PRINTER
Owing to a combination of circumstances the printers of CameraWork
Numbers One throughTwenty-three were recently forced to close their doors.
As Mr. Frank Fleming, who was the active and practical head of that business,
has taken charge of the bookmaking and art departments of the well-estab-
lished firm of Rogers & Company (New York Branch), that house will now
do our printing. This insures no break in the quality of the letterpress
of Camera Work.
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