Various Photographers
House Without Walls (Portfolio including Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kasten, Lewis Baltz and others), 1988-1991
(New York: The Buhl Family Foundation, 1992) a portfolio of 10 photographs comprising 4 gelatin silver prints, 5 chromogenic prints, and 1 dye destruction print, each signed, seven editioned '77/100', and all but one dated in ink or pencil on the reverse, together with typed introduction by A.D. Coleman and colophon, contained in grey linen clamshell box with black printed title.

The artists in this portfolio include Lewis Baltz, Larry Clark, Eric Fischl, Ralph Gibson, Barbara Kasten, Mary Ellen Mark, Joel Meyerowitz, Duane Michals, Cindy Sherman, and Bruce Weber.
various sizes to 13 3/8 x 10 1/2 in. (34 x 26.7 cm.) or the reverse
folio 17 1/4 x 21 1/2 x 2 in. (43.8 x 54.6 x 5.1 cm.)

This portfolio is in generally excellent condition. The plates and further condition notes are as follows:

Cindy Sherman, 1990-1 (Nipple): This chromogenic print with creamy margins is in generally excellent condition. Upon examination under raking light, a pinpoint-sized impression is visible in the upper left margin.

Bruce Weber, 1988: This gelatin silver print with thin margins and a matte surface is in generally excellent condition.

Barbara Kasten, 1991: This glossy, dye-destruction print with black margins is in generally excellent condition. As can be typical of dye-destruction prints, a few scattered fingerprints, hairline scratches, and dust are visible upon close examination under raking light. There are soft impressions across each corner, and two pinpoint-sized tack-holes in the right upper and lower margin corners.

Duane Michals, n.d.: This gelatin silver print with margins is in generally excellent condition. Upon examination under raking light, a gentle rippling is visible along each margin edge.

Mary Ellen Mark, 1989: This gelatin silver print with margins is in generally excellent condition.

Joel Meyerowitz, 1991: This chromogenic print with creamy margins is in generally excellent condition.

Eric Fischl, 1991: This chromogenic print with creamy margins is in generally excellent condition.

Ralph Gibson, 1991: This chromogenic print with creamy margins is in generally excellent condition. The right margin edge is gently worn, and there is some minor soiling in the upper right margin corner.

Larry Clark, 1991: This gelatin silver print on double-weight paper with margins is in generally excellent condition. Upon examination under raking light, two soft crescent-shaped handling crease are visible, one in the upper left portion of the image, and the other in the upper right margin corner. The lower left and right margin corners are creased.

Lewis Baltz, 1991: This chromogenic print with creamy margins is in generally excellent condition. Upon examination under raking light, two soft creases are visible, one in the lower right portion of the image, and the other in the lower left margin.

The folio case is in generally excellent condition. There is some very minor scuffing visible on the surface.