The Street markets of London Dodie Smith James Barker argues ‘ Parton’s

James Barker argues ‘ Parton’s visual persona

The Black Garden moves into the mythological world of opposites and duality and concentrates on three main themes: the subjugation of women

fights or sex in the toilets

Ackerman's photographs render a world bordering on daydreaming

at this turbulent time in the mid eighties

The Street markets of London Dodie Smith James Barker argues ‘ Parton’sThe street markets of London by Mary Benedetta published in 1936 by John Miles with photographs by Lszl Moholy Nagy. First impression in near fine condition, the binding is firm, there is a previous owner inscription to the front endpage. a previous owner has handwritten the locations of the markets on the blank rear of each page (see pics) mostly in Pencil but occasionally in Pen.