1. DORKA RAYNOR. Bali Festival, c. 1971. 8.6x9.6" gelatin silver print. Printed c. 1971. Notations in pencil on print verso: 24904 / Bali Festival / 71 / Indonesia. Typewritten studio label. Artist stamp and other stamps in black and red ink.

2. JOHN DOMINIS Young Caretaker of Water Buffalo, Thailand, c. 1956. 8.6x13" gelatin silver print. Printed c. 1956. Notations in pencil on print verso: 48551 / C-14 / x16 / 14.

Dorka Raynor (1905-1995) was born in Poland. Her work is included in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Musee Carnavalet, Paris. She was the author of three photography books: "This is My Father and Me" (1973), "Grandparents around the World" (1977), and "My Friends Live in Many Places" (1980).

Born in 1921, John Dominis was a LIFE staff photographer from 1950-1972. He was born in Los Angeles in 1921 and studied photography at Freemont High School under C.A. Bach, who had eight other students also join LIFE. After studying at USC and spending time in the Air Force, he freelanced for the Saturday Evening Post, Colliers and LIFE, working for Magnum. He volunteered to cover the Korean War and was put on LIFE's staff. He worked out of LIFE offices in Dallas, Chicago, Singapore and Hong Kong. Among his memorable essays, he covered the 1956Olympics in Australia--the first of six he photographed; water buffaloes and their boy keepers in Thailand; the celebrations for Buddha's 2500th birthday in Burma; Laotian troops; the early years of the Vietnam war; John Kennedy's "I am a Berliner" speech; Woodstock; Nixon's trip to China; and entertainers such as Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, SteveMcQueen, Dustin Hoffman, Robert Redford, Pearl Bailey and Jacques D'Amboise. The great thing about working with LIFE," said Dominis, "was that I was given all the support and money and time, whatever was required, to do almost any kind of work I wanted to do, anywhere in the world. It was like having a grant, a Guggenheim grant, but permanently." Dominis became photo editor of People magazine (1974-78) and then Sports Illustrated (1978-1982). Returning to freelance photography, Dominis shot the photographs for five Italian cookbooks, on location with Giuliano Bugialli, food writer and teacher. He also shot the photographs for Cats of Africa (Time Life Books 1968).

1. Good. Creases in all corners of print.

2. Good / Very good. Minor wear and creases on print surface.