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Magazine. First edition. Very Good minus magazine with light rubbing/soiling to the covers, stress marks to the spine, and a penciled price to the first page; interior is clean and bright with a slight odor. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The July 1971 issue of Creative Camera, No. 85, with: portfolios of work by Imogen Cunningham, Mark Edwards, and Christine Pearcey; a portrait of Alexei Brodovitch by Tony Ray-Jones; a collection of Victorian snapshots by Paul Martin; Margaret Harker on the Royal Photographic Society's Collection; and more. Edited by Colin Osman. Staple-bound thin card wraps; [32 pages]; b&w illustrations throughout; 8.25 x 11.75 inches.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition. Slim quarto (approx. 21 x 27.5 cm), staple-bound original photographic wrappers. Pages 217-252 (numbered sequentially by annual volume run). A crisp, beautifully preserved copy of this historically important British fine art photography publication. This particular July 1971 issue features a striking cover photograph by pioneering West Coast American modernist photographer Imogen Cunningham (originally shot in 1923), alongside an extensive interior portfolio tracing her career from the early 1920s to the late 1960s. The issue also includes dedicated features and portfolios on Mark Edwards ("pictures from India"), Tony Ray-Jones, Paul Martin ("Victorian snapshots"), Margaret Harker's exploration of the Royal Photographic Society's historical collection, and Christine Pearcey's dreamlike theatrical staging portfolio "Theatre of the Absurd." Condition: Very Good. The front cover is bright, flat, and securely bound by clean, rust-free staples. Minimal shelf rubbing or spine creasing. All interior pages are entirely clean, white, unmarked, and structurally sound. The final section contains an invaluable snapshot of early 1970s photobook culture, featuring full-page catalog listings from Coo Press (advertising works by Moholy-Nagy, Bruce Davidson, and Henri Cartier-Bresson) alongside retro classified small ads. An exceptional archive copy.…