James Otto Lewis

Tedford, Catherine, [ Catherine Tedford, Gary D. Sampson, Michael Hoffman, Mark C. Klett, Thomas W. Southall, Eloy J. Hernandez, Dorothy Limouze, Carol Mathey, Bill Gaskins, Esther Parada, Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Adrianne Allgeier, Manuel Alverez Bravo, Leslie Arakelain, Loretta Ayeroff, John Baldessari, Lewis Baltz, Henry W. Barker, Antoine F. Baumann, John Belz, George C. Berticevich, A.A. Bieber, Michael Bishop, Diane Bisnett, A. Audrey Bodine, Robert Borsig, Mark Boyle, Hans Locher, John Brailey, Peter Bramley, Ernesto Burciaga, Reid E. Callanan, Paul Caponigro, Cecil O. Carlile, Willard H. Carr, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Peter Chartrand, Michael Chikiris, Edward Christiana, W. Joseph Christiansen, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Joe Costa, Vincent P. Cronin, Eleanor Parke Custis, Dave Decker, Jack Delano, William Dennin, Robert Desme, Robert Doisneau, Joe Do Padre, George A. Duberg, Benjamin M. Eaton, Harold Eggerton, William Eggleston, Dorothy Meigs Eidlitz, Timothy E. Ellsworth, Jean Elwell, Duane T. Eppler, Elliot Erwitt, Andrew G. Fantain, Nathan Farb, Adolf Fassbender, Sidney Fichtelberg, Bruce J. Fonda, Robert Frank, Thomas French, Jack Friedman, Roderick J. Fry, John Funaro, Max Futterman, Carole Gallagher, Kyle Gardner, Rafaela Garrido , Ralph Gibson, James A. Glenn, David R. Goddard, Nan Goldin, Robert J. Goldman, John C. Goodwin, Samuel H. Gottscho, Mark R. Greco, Barbara Green, Newell Green, Gary W. Griffin, John James Gruen, Carlos Guerra, Philippe Halsman, Howard Hammit, Mildred Hatry, Amy K. Hayes, Joseph W. Hazell, Timothy R. Hearsum, Chuck Hendricks, Lewis Hine, John Hogan, Allan Hoese, Lon Holmberg, Claire Horr, Nancy L. Hubbard, Lawrence N. Huppert, George Hurrell, Deborah H. Huston, John Huttchins, Jay Ireland, Olga Emma Irish, William Henry Jackson, Sidney Jaffe, Florence Jordy, Hans Kaden, Yousuf Karsh, John P, Kelly, Philip E. Kelley, Andre Kertesz, Helmo Kindermann, Mark Klett, Corbin Kohn, John Krevo, Joost de Laat, Lisa Law, William Leahy, Russell Lee, Wellington Lee, Sara Anne Lesser, Fay Sturtevant Lincoln, Otto Litzel, Martina Lopez, Sarah Lott, William P. Lovejoy Jr., David A. Macphee, Alen Macweeney, Daniel Mainzer, William Mallas, Roger Manley, Richard Margolis, T. William Martin, Charles Martz, Arthur S. Mawhinney, Katherine Holt Mawhinney, Amanda Means, Russell Mitchell, David A. Murray, Eadweard Muybridge ]: Photographs at St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY: St. Lawrence University, 2000 ISBN: 0933607032
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wrappers 30.5 x 22.5 cm.; sewn bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held October 23 - December 15, 2000. Essays by Catherine Tedford, Gary D. Sampson and Esther Parada, further contributions by Michael Hoffman, Mark C. Klett, Thomas W. Southall, Eloy J. Hernandez, Dorothy Limouze, Carol Mathey and Bill Gaskins. Artists include Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Adrianne Allgeier, Manuel Alverez Bravo, Leslie Arakelain, Loretta Ayeroff, John Baldessari, Lewis Baltz, Henry W. Barker, Antoine F. Baumann, John Belz, George C. Berticevich, A.A. Bieber, Michael Bishop, Diane Bisnett, A. Audrey Bodine, Robert Borsig, Mark Boyle, Hans Locher, John Brailey, Peter Bramley, Ernesto Burciaga, Reid E. Callanan, Paul Caponigro, Cecil O. Carlile, Willard H. Carr, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Peter Chartrand, Michael Chikiris, Edward Christiana, W. Joseph Christiansen, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Joe Costa, Vincent P. Cronin, Eleanor Parke Custis, Dave Decker, Jack Delano, William Dennin, Robert Desme, Robert Doisneau, Joe Do Padre, George A. Duberg, Benjamin M. Eaton, Harold Eggerton, William Eggleston, Dorothy Meigs Eidlitz, Timothy E. Ellsworth, Jean Elwell, Duane T. Eppler, Elliot Erwitt, Andrew G. Fantain, Nathan Farb, Adolf Fassbender, Sidney Fichtelberg, Bruce J. Fonda, Robert Frank, Thomas French, Jack Friedman, Roderick J. Fry, John Funaro, Max Futterman, Carole Gallagher, Kyle Gardner, Rafaela Garrido , Ralph Gibson, James A. Glenn, David R. Goddard, Nan Goldin, Robert J. Goldman, John C. Goodwin, Samuel H. Gottscho, Mark R. Greco, Barbara Green, Newell Green, Gary W. Griffin, John James Gruen, Carlos Guerra, Philippe Halsman, Howard Hammit, Mildred Hatry, Amy K. Hayes, Joseph W. Hazell, Timothy R. Hearsum, Chuck Hendricks, Lewis Hine, John Hogan, Allan Hoese, Lon Holmberg, Claire Horr, Nancy L. Hubbard, Lawrence N. Huppert, George Hurrell, Deborah H. Huston, John Huttchins, Jay Ireland, Olga Emma Irish, William Henry Jackson, Sidney Jaffe, Florence Jordy, Hans Kaden, Yousuf Karsh, John P, Kelly, Philip E. Kelley, Andre Kertesz, Helmo Kindermann, Mark Klett, Corbin Kohn, John Krevo, Joost de Laat, Lisa Law, William Leahy, Russell Lee, Wellington Lee, Sara Anne Lesser, Fay Sturtevant Lincoln, Otto Litzel, Martina Lopez, Sarah Lott, William P. Lovejoy Jr., David A. Macphee, Alen Macweeney, Daniel Mainzer, William Mallas, Roger Manley, Richard Margolis, T. William Martin, Charles Martz, Arthur S. Mawhinney, Katherine Holt Mawhinney, Amanda Means, Russell Mitchell, David A. Murray, Eadweard Muybridge and many more . Includes checklist. 219 pp. Very Good. Fold to top left corner of back cover otherwise Fine.

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MCKENNEY, Thomas Loraine (1785-1859) and James HALL (1793-1868): History of the Indian Tribes of North America, with Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs. Embellished with One Hundred and Twenty Portraits from the Indian Gallery in the Department of War, at Washington,

Philadelphia: Edward C. Biddle, 1836 [Vol. 1], Daniel Rice and James G. Clarke, 1842 [Vol. 2], Daniel Rice and James G. Clark, 1844 [Vol. 3]. 3 volumes, folio. (20 1/8 x 14 1/8 inches). 120 hand-coloured lithographic plates after Karl Bodmer, Charles Bird King, James Otto Lewis, P.Rhindesbacher and R.M.Sully, drawn on stone by A.Newsam, A. Hoffy, Ralph Trembley, Henry Dacre and others, printed and coloured by J.T. Bowen and others, vol.III with two lithographic maps and one table printed recto of one leaf, 17pp. of lithographic facsimile signatures of the original subscribers, vol.I with the two issues of the 1 leaf of explanatory text concerning the War Dance. (First plate in vol.III with outer margin expertly extended to size, the lithographic leaf with maps in vol.III shaved with minor loss to one of the maps as usual). Contemporary green half morocco over marbled paper-covered boards, spines expertly rebacked with original spines laid down, the original spines in six compartments with raised bands, lettered in the second and fourth compartments, the others with elaborate overall repeat tooling made up from stylized scrolling foliage, small tools and pointille work, cream endpapers, gilt edges. A fine set of "One of the most costly and important [works] ever published on the American Indians" (Field), "a landmark in American culture" (Horan) and an invaluable contemporary record of a vanished way of life, including some of the greatest American hand-coloured lithographs of the 19th century. First edition, first issue of volume I and III, second issue of vol.II. After six years as Superintendent of Indian Trade, Thomas McKenney had become concerned for the survival of the Western tribes. He had observed unscrupulous individuals taking advantage of the Native Americans for profit, and his vocal warnings about their future prompted his appointment by President Monroe to the Office of Indian Affairs. As first director, McKenney was to improve the administration of Indian programs in various government offices. His first trip was during the summer of 1826 to the Lake Superior area for a treaty with the Chippewa, opening mineral rights on their land. In 1827, he journeyed west again for a treaty with the Chippewa, Menominee, and Winebago in the present state of Michigan. His journeys provided an unparalleled opportunity to become acquainted with Native American tribes. When President Jackson dismissed him from his government post in 1839, McKenney was able to turn more of his attention to his publishing project. Within a few years, he was joined by James Hall, the Illinois journalist, lawyer, state treasurer and from 1833 Cincinnati banker, who had written extensively about the west. Both authors, not unlike George Catlin, whom they tried to enlist in their publishing enterprise, saw their book as a way of preserving an accurate visual record of a rapidly disappearing culture. The text, which was written by Hall based on information supplied by McKenney, takes the form of a series of biographies of leading figures amongst the Indian nations, followed by a general history of the North American Indians. The work is now famous for its colour plate portraits of the chiefs, warriors and squaws of the various tribes, faithful copies of original oils by Charles Bird King painted from life in his studio in Washington (McKenney commissioned him to record the visiting Indian delegates) or worked up by King from the watercolours of the young frontier artist, James Otto Lewis. All but four of the original paintings were destroyed in the disastrous Smithsonian fire of 1865 so their appearance in this work preserves what is probably the best likeness of many of the most prominent Indian leaders of the early 19th century. Numbered among King's sitters were Sequoyah, Red Jacket, Major Ridge, Cornplanter, and Osceola. This was the most elaborate plate book produced in the United States to date, and its publishing history is extremely complex. The title pages give an indication of issue and are relatively simple: volume I, first issue was by Edward C. Biddle and is dated 1836 or more usually 1837, the second issue Frederick W. Greenough with the date 1838, and the third issue is by Daniel Rice & James G. Clark dated 1842. Volume II, first issue is by Frederick W. Greenough and dated 1838 and the second issue by Rice & Clark and dated 1842. Volume III, first issue is by Daniel Rice & James G. Clark and dated 1844. BAL 6934; Bennett p.79; Field 992; Howes M129; Lipperhiede Mc4; Reese Stamped With A National Character 24; Sabin 43410a; Servies 2150

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LEWIS, After James Otto (1799-1858): Kee-Me-One or Rain A Chippeway Chief. Painted at Fond du Lac 1827 by J. O. Lewis.

[Philadelphia: published by the author, 1835-36]. Lithograph, coloured by hand, printed by Lehman & Duval of Philadelphia. 15 15/16 x 11 1/8 inches. A striking image from Lewis's "Aboriginal Portfolio." KeeMeOne (or KeeMeeWun) is listed as a signer of the Fond du Lac treaty of 1826 between the United States and the Chippewa, which re-confirmed the Prairie du Chien treaty ceding rights to mineral expliration and mining in Chippewa land. This treaty was also signed by Lewis Cass, Thomas McKenney, James Otto Lewis and Henry Schoolcraft. The Aboriginal Portfolio represents the first attempt to publish a collection of portraits of North American Indians preceding the works of Catlin, and McKenney and Hall. It is also one of the earliest large projects in American lithography, and one of the first large visual works to deal with subjects beyond the east coast of the United States. The Aboriginal Portfolio was originally published in Philadelphia, for the author, by lithographers George Lehman and Peter S. Duval. It was issued in parts, ten parts of eight plates each being issued; however, due to a loss of subscribers, very few of the last few parts were issued. James O. Lewis was born in Philadelphia in 1799, moved west as a teenager, and had become an engraver and painter by the time he lived in St. Louis in 1820. In 1823 he moved to Detroit, and painted the first of his Indian portraits at the request of Gov. Lewis Cass of Michigan. He accompanied Cass on four Indian treaty expeditions in the Great Lakes region in 1825-27 and painted Indians in the course of each. Virtually all of the originals published here were executed by Lewis in this period. Subsequently, many of the Lewis originals were copied by Charles Bird King, and some appeared in the King versions in the McKenney and Hall portfolio. All of the Lewis originals were destroyed in the Smithsonian fire of 1865. Cf. Bennett, p.68; cf. Eberstadt 131:418; cf. Field 936; cf. Sabin 40812; cf. Howes J135; cf. Reese, Stamped With A National Character 23.

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Tuckett, David (Ed.): The International Journal of Psychoanalysis. 2000. Volume 81. Part 1 - 6. (6 Bände). London: Inst. of Psycho-Analysis, 2000.
Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - ISSN 0020-7578. - 6 Bände. - AGUAYO, JOSEPH Patronage in the dispute over child analysis between Melanie Klein - and Anna Freud-1927-1932 - AHUM ADA, JORGE L Bion, a binocular view: groups and individuals (panel report) 991 - AKHTAR, SALMAN Mental pain and the cultural ointment of poetry - AUCHINCLOSS, ELIZABETH L AND KRAVIS, NATHAN M Teaching Freud - to undergraduates: a case report - BARROS, ELIAS MALLET DA ROCHA Affect and pictographic image - BARROS, ELIAS MALLET DA ROCHA Clinical approaches to the termination of the - training analysis-clinical dilemmas of training analysts (panel report) - BARCHILON, JOSE Darwin revisited: the phylogeny of emotions (panel report) - BATES, GAIL C Affect regulation (panel report) - BERMAN, EMANUEL Psychoanalytic supervision: the intersubjective development BLOMBERG, JOHAN see SANDELL, ROLF - BOESKY, DALE Affect, language and communication: 41st IPA Congress plenary - session - BOS, JAAP Shared life narratives in the work of Lou Andreas-Salome - BILLIG, MICHAEL Freud's different versions of forgetting 'Signorelli': rhetoric and - repression - BRAKEL, LINDA AW, KLEINSORGE, SHASHA, SNODGRASS, MICHAEL AND SHEVRIN, HOWARD The primary process and the unconscious: experimental - evidence supporting two psychoanalytic presuppositions - BROBERG, JEANETTE see SANDELL, ROLF - BUCCI, WILMA Biological and integrative studies on affect (panel report) - CARLSSON, JAN see SANDELL, ROLF CARNEVALE, GIORGIO see SEGANTI, ANDREA - CHILAND, COLETTE The psychoanalyst and the transsexual patient - COEN, STANLEY J Affect, somatisation and symbolisation (panel report) - DE MASI, FRANCO The unconscious and psychosis: some considerations on the psychoanalytic theory of psychosis1 - FELDMAN, MICHAEL Some views on the manifestation of the death instinct in clinical - work - FERNANDO, JOSEPH The borrowed sense of guilt - FISHER, JAMES V A father's abdication: Lear's retreat from 'aesthetic conflict' - FONAGY, PETER AND TARGET, MARY Playing with reality: III The persistence of - dual psychic reality in borderline patients - GABBARD, GLEN O Disguise or consent: problems and recommendations concerning - the publication and presentation of clinical material - GEDIMAN, HELEN K Affect and power (panel report) - GIBEALT, ALAIN In response to Otto F Kernberg's 'Psychoanalysis, psychoanalytic psychotherapy and supportive psychotherapy: contemporary controversies (brief communication), - GOLDMAN, DODI see LIBAN, ALEX - GOMBEROFF, MARIO AND GOMBEROFF, LILIANA PUALUAN DE - Autistic devices in small children in mourning - GOODMAN, NANCY R Finding words: affect, behaviour and meaning in the psychoanalysis of children (panel report) - GREEN, ANDRE The central phobic position: a new formulation of the free association - method - GRUBRICH-SIMITIS, ILSE Metamorphoses ofThe Interpretation of Dreams: Freud's - conflicted relations with his book of the century - HARTKE, RAUL The primal scene and Picasso's Guernica - HERZOG, JAMES Blood andlove - HERZOG, JAMES Mother and baby (panel report) - HINDLE, DEBBIE L'Enfant et les sortileges revisited - HOLLANDER, NANCY CARO Erna and Melanie Klein (panel report) - JOSEPH, BETTY Agreeableness as obstacle - JOYCE, ANGELA AND STOKER, JENNY Insight and the nature of therapeutic action - in 4- and 5-year-olds - KAVKA, JEROME Affect and clinical technique (panel report) - KENNEDY, ROGER Becoming a subject: some theoretical and clinical issues - KERNBERG, OTTO F A concerned critique of psychoanalytic education - KIRSHNER, LEWIS Art, affect and aesthetics (panel report) - KLEINSORGE, SHASHA see BRAKEL, LINDA A W - KRAVIS, NATHAN M see AUCHINCLOSS, ELIZABETH A - KRISTEVA, JULIA From symbols to flesh: the polymorphous destiny of narration - KUHN, PHILIP A scandal in Salzburg or Freud's surreptitious role in the 1908 - Abraham-Jung dispute - LAFARGE, LUCY Interpretation and containment - LANSKY, MELVIN R Cultural expression of affect (panel report) - LAZAR, ANNA see SANDELL, ROLF - LEBE, DORY ANN M Holocaust: affect and memory (panel report) - LEON DE BERNARDI, BEATRIZ DE The countertransference: a Latin American - view - LEVINSON, NADINE Affect and development (panel report) - LIBAN, ALEX AND GOLDMAN, DODI Freud comes to Palestine: a study of psychoanalysis in a cultural context - LIEBERMAN, JANICE S The search for meaning in the affective expressions of the - adolescent patient (panel report) - LONGHIN, LUIGI see MANCIA, MAURO - LUSSIER, MARTINE 'Mourning and melancholia': the genesis of a text and of a concept - MACKINNON, ROGER A see VAUGHAN, SUSAN C - MALPAS, JEFF Between ourselves: philosophical conceptions of intersubjectivity - MANCIA, MAURO and LONGHIN, LUIGI Kant's philosophy and its relationship - with the philosophy of Bion and Money-Kyrle - MARIOTTI, PAOLA Affect and psychosis (panel report) - MARSHALL, RANDALL D see VAUGHAN, SUSAN C - MASON, ALBERT Bion and binocular vision - MATTHIS, IRENE Sketch for a metapsychology of affect - MEISSNER, WILHELM W Reflections on psychic reality - MELLMAN, LISA see VAUGHAN, SUSAN C - MILTON, JANE Psychoanalysis and the moral high ground - MUCELLI, ROBERTO see SEGANTI, ANDREA - NISSEN, BERND Hypochondria: a tentative approach - PARSONS, MICHAEL Sexuality and perversion a hundred years on: discovering what Freud discovered - PENDER VIVIAN B The role of affect in motivation (panel report) - PONSI, MARIA Therapeutic alliance and collaborative interactions - PROCCI, WARREN R Clinical and theoretical uses of bi-logic: presentations in honour of Matte Blanco (panel report) - RAND, HARRY Who was Rumpelstiltskin? - REPPEN, JOSEPH Development of affect in bilingual patients (panel report) - RIZZUTO, ANA-MARIA Rage in the analytic setting (panel report) - ROIPHE, ANNE Other views: a discussion on a memoir of early childhood loss (brief communication - RORTY, RICHARD Pragmatism - ROOSE, STEVEN P see VAUGHAN, SUSAN C - ROSE, JAMES Symbols and their function in managing the anxiety of change: an inter-subjective approach - SANDELL, ROLF, BLOMBERG, JOHAN, LAZAR ANNA, CARLSSON, JAN, BROBERG, JEANETTE AND SCHUBERT, JOHAN Varieties of long-term outcome among patients in psychoanalysis and long-term psychotherapy: a review of findings in the Stockholm outcome of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy project (STOPPP) - SANVILLE, JEAN Social reality (panel report) - SCHAFER, ROY Reflections on 'thinking in the presence of the other' - SCHNEIDER, JORGE Dreams and affect: a hundred years later (panel report) - SCHUBERT, JOHAN see SANDELL, ROLF - SECHAUD, EVELYNE Affective self-disclosure by the analyst (panelreport) - SEGANTI, ANDREA, CARNEVALE, GIORGIO, MUCELLI, ROBERTO, - SOLANO, LUIGI AND TARGET, MARY From sixty-two interviews on 'the worst - and the best episode of your life': relationships between internal working models - and a grammatical scale of subject-object affective connections - SHEVRIN, HOWARD see BRAKEL, LINDA A W - SMITH, HENRY F Towards an international dialogue: North American reflections on the Santiago Congress - SNODGRASS, MICHAEL see BRAKEL, LINDA AW - SOLANO, LUIGI Glycaemic dysregulation and relational/affective dysregulation in a patient with diabetes mellitus - SOLANO, LUIGI see SEGANTI, ANDREA - STEINER, JOHN Containment, enactment and communication - STOKER, JENNY see JOYCE, ANGELA - TARGET, MARY see FONAGY, PETER and SEGANTI, ANDREA - THOMSON-SALO, FRANCES Affects in men and women: gender differences (panel report) - TOBIN, ARNOLD Affect, language and communication: loose ends (panel report) - TUCKETT, DAVID Reporting clinical events in the Journal: towards the construction of a special case (Editorial) - VAUGHAN, SUSAN C, MARSHALL, RANDALL D, MACKINNON, ROGER A, VAUGHAN, ROGER, MELLMAN, LISA AND ROOSE, STEVEN P Can we do psychoanalytic outcome research? A feasibility study - WISE, INGE Pleasure in phantasy and reality (panel report) - BOOK REVIEWSFILM REVIEW ESSAYS - BERMAN, EMANUEL see MATALON, RONIT - CHASSEGUET-SMIRGEL, JANINE 'AT (1931) - GABBARD, KRIN Saving Private Ryan's surplus repression - LEARY, KIMBERLYN Remembering and repeating in Eve's Bayou - MATALON, RONIT AND BERMAN, EMANUEL Egoyan's Exotica: where does - the real horror reside? - MOSS, DONALD AND ZEAVIN, LYNNE The real thing: some thoughts on Boys - Don't Cry - SABBADINI, ANDREAWatching voyeurs: Michael Powell's Peeping Tom (1960) - ZEAVIN, LYNN see MOSS, DONALD - INTERNET DISCUSSION REVIEWS - BRIDGE, MARIE 'Relating to the superego' by Edna O'Shaughnessy - CULLINGTON ROBERTS, DENISE 'The unconscious and psychosis: some - considerations on the psychoanalytic theory of psychosis' by Franco de Masi - FRAYN, DOUGLAS 'Sketch for a metapsychology of affect' by Irene Matthis - GALATARIOTOU, CATIA 'Psychoanalysis, psychoanalytic psychotherapy - and supportive psychotherapy: contemporary controversies' by Otto F Kernberg - SABBADINI, ANDREA'From symbol to flesh: the polymorphous destiny of - narration' by Julia Kristeva - WILLIAMS, PAUL 'The central phobic position: a new formulation of the free association method' by Andre Green - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OBITUARIES - -

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