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The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. paperback. Good. 0x0x0. 1972 pamphlet, illustrated catalogue of 24 selected works from the exhibit. Checklist of full exhibition (folded flyer) tucked inside. Small mark on front cover, light stain on back cover, else gentle wear. Pages unmarked.

1972: The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College 0 Book. About Fine. Soft cover. A lovely copy in stapled wraps. Contains 24 black and white photographs by Walker Evans. Additionally there are two black and white photographs of Walker Evans ..

Small exhibtion pamphlet of Evans photos. Introduction by Mathew Wysocki.Inscribed and dated by Evans on the title page.Includes two photographs of Evans.Some age-toning. Oxidated staples.Otherwise very good. A scarce signature of this noted photographer.

The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1/1/1972. Paperback. Like New. Signed. Signed and dated 1972 on title page by Walker Evans. Softcover. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. From the collection of John Wilmerding, former senior curator at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and professor emeritus of American art at Princeton University.

Hanover, New Hampshire, The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. . First edition, a presentation copy inscribed on title-page; small 4to (197 x 170 mm, 7¾ x 6¾ in); black and white photographs printed in offset, text by Matthew Wysocki; wire stitched printed card wrappers, grey, titles in black, corner slightly creased, list of exhibited works laid in, near fine; [30]pp. presentation copy, inscribed: 'Louis Dean gratefully, Walker Evans'. In autumn 1972, Walker Evans accepted an invitation from Dartmouth College to be its artist-in-residence, to spend ten weeks living and working in and around Hanover, New Hampshire, making himself available to students but without the obligation to teach a course there.

Hanover. N.H.: The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. First edition. Wrappers, very good, with inserted leaflet listing of all the works included. Catalogue illustrating 24 photographs included in the Center's Jaffe-Friede Gallery exhibit. Inscribed by Evans to John Kemeny, the computer scientist who was then president of Dartmouth College. With: WALKER EVANS: ARTIST IN RESIDENCE. Exhibition Poster. October 27 to November 26 1972. [New Hampshire]: The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. First edition, exhibition poster, limited to 100 signed and numbered copies; this copy is not numbered, but it is signed by Walker Evans [probably an out of series copy for presentation]. Single sheet measuring 19 1/4 by 27 1/2 inches, reproducing a photograph "Kingston Station, Rhode Island, 1953" by Walker Evans. Slightly creased at one corner, else a near fine copy. Now framed, will be shipped without frame. [Kingston 47 poster, not listed separately].

[Hanover, New Hampshire]: The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. Unbound. Fine. Poster. Measuring approximately 19¼" x 28". Shrinkwrapped onto foamcore. Unexamined out of shrinkwrap but appears fine. Warmly Inscribed beneath the title: "Matthew Wysocki, from Walker Evans / 1972 Hanover / in commemoration and celebration (and gratitude)." Wysocki was the head of Dartmouth's Visual Studies Department and had been in charge of choosing artists for the residency from 1962. He wrote the introduction to the catalog for this exhibition. A nice association. Walker Evans was a 1972 artist-in-residence at The Hopkins Center. This poster was issued in an edition of 100 signed and numbered copies as a 10th anniversary edition of The Hopkins Center; this copy is unnumbered. While the catalog for this exhibition is fairly common, the poster appears not to be. We locate no copies of the poster in *OCLC*.

[Hanover, New Hampshire]: The Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, 1972. Unbound. Fine. Poster. Measuring approximately 19¼" x 28". Shrinkwrapped onto foamcore. Unexamined out of shrinkwrap but appears fine. Inscribed to John Szarkowski: "John Szarkowski / Incredibly keeping it up / Affectionately, Walker 1972." Walker Evans was a 1972 artist-in-residence at The Hopkins Center. This poster was issued in an edition of 100 sig ned and numbered copies as a 10th anniversary edition of The Hopkins Center; this copy is unnumbered, presumably one of a group given to Evans to distribute. While the association needs little explanation it is worth noting that the previous year (1971), The Museum of Modern Art mounted a major retrospective of Evans' work, featuring 200 images, and Szarkowski wrote the catalogue introduction. The exhibition is credited for causing a "rediscovery" of Evans' work. While the catalog for this exhibition is fairly common, the poster appears not to be. We locate no copies in OCLC or… Leer más