[Attributed to Family of ALVIN LANGDON COBURN]
1-5. photos are of the Grand Canyon
6-7. are desert landscapes south of the Grand Canyon
8-10. are landscapes with Saguaro cacti
11. print is a scene of people in a park and park benches
12. print of an unidentified house, and 1 is of L.H. Chalmers res 3rd St & McDowell, Phoenix, AZ.

Early Arizona landscape and house views, circa 1912. Each measuring 3.5x8.5 in. reverse mounted on a heavy brown paper about one quarter inch greater than each print then mounted on a larger white heavy paper that is 12.5x5.5 in. ASG# ALC/ 1019, 1021, 1023, 1025, 1027, 1029, 1031, 1033, 1035, 1037, 1039, 1041

Attributed to family of Alvin Langdon Coburn

Provenance: Found with lot 150 and other Coburn books from George Chamberlain (1917-2004) legendary book dealer, founder and longtime owner of The Antiquarian Shop, Scottsdale, Arizona. I found these 12 circuit photographs in a collection of Alvin Langdon Coburn books and original signed or monogrammed prints. George Chamberlain mentioned that Fannie Coburn, Alvin Langdon Coburn’s mother, had resided briefly in the Phoenix, Arizona area sometime in the early 20th century, likely when her son Alvin was photographing the Grand Canyon, AZ. and traveling with Arthur Wesley Dow in 1912.

Good mild wear mounts show heavy wear discoloration edge chipping corners torn, each print is held in place by old plastic wrap