The State of Ata : the contested imagery of power in Turkey | Collections | The Huntington

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Seven never before published portraits of Edward Weston
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One of Mandel's early book projects where he located random men named Edward Weston and asked them to fill out a short questionaire and send along a photograph of themselves. Cf. Bookseller's blurb.
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Mike Mandel : Good 70s
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"Mike Mandel is best known for his project The Baseball-Photographer Trading Cards, as well as his collaborations with the late Larry Sultan. Mandel employs conceptual structures and social commentary underneath a playful presentation. For The Baseball-Photographer Trading Cards, Mandel travelled across the US in 1974, posing 134 photographers and curators as ball players, and photographing them. Participants included famous figures (Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Harry Callahan, Minor White, Aaron Siskind, William Eggleston, Ed Ruscha, John Szarkowski) as well as lesser-known artists. Cards were made of each participant, and included 'stats' such as height, weight, home, favorite camera and a personal statement. The original cards were sold in packs of ten.This boxed collection contains facsimiles of Mandel's original publications, long out-of-print, including The Baseball-Photographer Trading Cards, Myself: Timed Exposures, Seven Never Before Seen Portraits of Edward Weston, plus previously unpublished work and ephemera from the projects, including selected facsimile contact sheets from the baseball photo shoots, Motel Postcards, People in Cars, Mrs. Kilpatric, a letter to Mandel from Charis Wilson regarding Edward Weston and a pack of ten of the original 1975 baseball cards."--
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A speech, delivered by a woman, about conditions in California
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This undated and unattributed essay examines the history and formation of the territory that would eventually become the state of California. The establishment of religion is discussed, as are various southern California railroads, and the city of San Francisco. The presence of the Chinese in San Francisco is described in a very unfavorable manner, being described as "a detriment to modern civilization," and yet, the author also writes "I am in favor of the Chinese" for "the Chinese are neither better nor worse than ourselves" because "human nature is much the same everywhere."
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United States
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Texas and west still part of Mexico. Approximate date based on Missouri's presence as a state, and the size of the Arkansas Territory. MS note: x71003. Prime meridian: GM, Washington. Relief: hachures. Projection: Conic. Printing Process: Copper engraving. Verso Text: MS note: U.S.
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Turkey: Business Cards, Names, Addresses, 87 pieces, ([not after 1976])
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The manuscripts, correspondence and ephemera cover a wide span of Lord Kinross' literary career, from his earliest columns as a journalist to his final major work, The ottoman centuries. The photographs include many images used by Kinross for his biography of Kemal Atatürk.
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The Genius of Shaw : a symposium
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"Bernard Shaw declared that he had over a dozen reputations, and in The Genius of Shaw, Michael Holroyd and his team of distinguished writers have a look at them. This book, which is partly critical and partly biographical, examines the careers of a dozen different men - all of them George Bernard Shaw."--Jacket flap.
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