Acclaimed American photographer (1890–1976) best known for his central and pioneering role in helping to establish the discipline and acceptance of modern “fine art” photography in the early decades of the 20th century. ALS signed Paul, one page both sides, 8 x 10.5, March 14, 1964. Strand writes from Orgeval, France to fellow photographer Vito Cioffero in New York City. In part: “At Xmas we were in Ghana, as you may know, on Xmas day itself, way up in the interior, working so continuously that this year we had no time to send greetings to you and all other friends…. On returning here with all the undeveloped film which passed through 3 months of tropical heat with us, into the darkroom [sic] and getting it developed was imperative. Not that it’s done, and with pretty good results, I have been able and with pleasure to look at your work in the magazine…. To the creator of some very good photographs—very sensitive and satisfying. Naturally I like some better than others….” Accompanied by the original mailing envelope bearing Strand’s [full] return signature and address. Intersecting mailing folds, otherwise fine condition. R&R COA.
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