Collection of articles/essays by or about Harrison Forman, primarily by Forman and most dealing with events in post-war Asia. Circa 1950s and 60s. "Can we save Asia from the Kremlin?" "My Twenty Years in Asia," "The Rainbows of Titicaca," "Brooding Peshawar" are among the titles. All on 4to leaves, some several pages in length, some shorter, varying condition. Refer to photos, as-is. ************************************ From the collection of Harrison Forman. Harrison Forman (1904-1978), known as a modern “Marco Polo,” was a photographer, reporter, and author of several books. Most notably, Forman provided some of the earliest photographic images of Tibet. He also interviewed Mao Zedong and covered China during World War II. While best known for his work in Asia, Forman travelled extensively and provided numerous photos and reports from locations around the globe. His reports and photos appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic, and other publications. He authored several books and also collaborated with Frank Capra on the 1937 film, “Lost Horizon” (Forman’s copy of the script to be offered in this sale.) Provenance: Acquired from the family of Harrison Forman.