Nata Piaskowski (7 results)

Condition: Good. 4to. 8 pp. Very Good+. Soft Covers. Stiff pictorial paper wraps. Staple binding. Pages fine. B&W plates throughout. Scarce.

Photograph. Two 8x10 inch b&w photographs, very good condition. Piaskowski has stamped her name and written "R.G. Davis (at Marin Hospital) Sunday (after return from Europe) on the back of both photos. Davis founded the San Francisco Mime Troupe (originally called the R.G. Davis Mime Troupe) in 1959. The group started out with more conventional mime shows, but starting in 1962 begun performing free shows in San Francisco's parks in a style inspired by commedia dell'arte. Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.

Photograph. Two 8x10 inch b&w photographs, very good condition with "photograph by Nata Piaskowski" and Piaskowski's address stamped on the reverse of both photos. Onslow Ford was born in England and later moved to Paris, where he became one of the youngest members of the Surrealist group. He moved to San Francisco in 1947. Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.

Photograph. Two b&w photographs, one 5x7 inches and one 9.75x5.75 inches, very good condition with "photograph by Nata Piaskowski" stamped on the reverse of one photo. John Langley Howard was a San Francisco artist. He painted the mural "California Industrial Scenes" at Coit Tower. Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.

Photograph. Two 8x10 inch b&w photographs, very good condition with "photograph by Nata Piaskowski" stamped on the reverse of both photos. Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.

Photograph. Three b&w photographs (two 8x10 inches and one 8x8.25 inches), very good condition with "photograph by Nata Piaskowski" stamped on the reverse of all photos. Bischoff taught at the California School of Fine Arts starting in 1946 and was part of the Bay Area Figurative Movement. Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.

Photograph. Ten 8x10 inch photographs, three 8x20 inch contact sheets, and ten 5x4 inch negatives in envelopes, all b&w portraits of Duncan. All very good condition with dates penned by Piaskowski on the backs. Notes on the back of two of the photos indicate they were used were the covers of "Audit" Vol. 4, No. 5 and Duncan's book "Bending the Bow." Nata Piaskowski was a Polish-born, San Francisco-based photographer who studied at the California School of Fine Arts under Minor White.