Ohio: Ohio University Press, May 1, 2008. First edition. Hardcover. Small Quarto, pp 131. Richly illustrated, beautiful photographs. Perfect, new condition. A beautiful assembly of photographs and timely writings. More
(Atelier Berlin): ca. 1930. 8" x 10," Gelatin Silve Print. Pencil-signed lower left. As Bertolt Brecht's chief collaborator, in Berlin and in Hollywood, Kurt Weill achieved almost cult status. Jacobi's photographs of Weill are some of the most famous and most successful, and...most uncommon. A prime example of Jacobi's connectedness..... More
(Atelier Berlin): 1929. 9" x 7," Silver Gelatin Print. Pencil-signed lower left. This is a very important document of Lotte Jacobi's personal interest in the Weimar Berlin stage. Here she is busy photographing the rehearsals for Walter Mehring's "The Merchant of Berlin," capturing the set designer Moholy-Nagy together with Alex..... More
(New York Atelier): 1945. 10" x 8". Gelatin silver print. Pencil signed lower right and titled "Chagall" on verso in Jacobi's handwriting. After sitting for a series of photos for Lotte Jacobi (some with his daughter Ida), Chagall was presented with the resulting images. After studying them carefully, he pronounced..... More
(Berlin Atelier): ca. 1930. 6.5" x 9" (image, paper 8 x 10). Gelatin silver print. Pencil signed. Planck, a world famous scientist (physicist) and Nobel Prize winner, who was in Berlin in the Weimar Republic. A very uncommon Jacobi image. More
(Atelier New York): 1938. special platinum print edition by printer Carlos Richardson. 8" x 10," Platinum Print. Pencil-signed lower right. Also pencil signed by the printer, Carlos Richardson. Lotte Jacobi had known Max Reinhardt and his stage from their days in Berlin. She immediately re-connected with him (and partner Helene..... More
(Atelier Berlin): ca 1930. 8" x 10," gelatin silver print. Pencil-signed lower right. One of the scarcest of Jacobi's prints. All of her images of musicians and conductors are very hard to locate. More
(New York Atelier): (1940s). 10 x 8; Gelatin Silver Print. Pencil-signed lower right. A very rare glimpse of two giants in the American music scene, at the piano. An extremely scarce image in Jacobi's body of work. More
(Atelier Berlin): 1930. 8" x 10," Silver Gelatin Print. Pencil-signed lower right. Lotte Jacobi had known many of the prominent figures in the theater and classical music world of Weimar Berlin, where she was one of the most active photographers. This dates from that period and is one of her..... More
(New York atelier): 1938. 8 x 10 Gelatin silver print. Pencil signed lower right. Taken during a sitting in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1938. Einstein was asked by Life magazine to sit for a photographer to do a photo series. He obliged, as long as the photographer was his Berlin..... More
New Orleans: Harmanson, 1945. Fourth printing. Original Wraps. Octavo, pp. 93, with an introduction by Stanley Clisby Arthur. 41 monochrome photographs of lovely French Quarter architectural details, by "a native son of Creole New Orleans [who was] the leading photographic exponent of these charms of this delightful quarter of the..... More
Layton, UT: Gibbs Smith, April 1, 1998. First edition. Pictorial Wraps, b/w stock. Octavo. More
Virginia: Howell Press Inc., 1989. First edition. Hardcover. quarto. pp. 120. beautiful photographic history of an American icon. a great gift idea, especially in the beautiful gift box. More
