Lot 20 Roman Vishniac Russian/American (1897-1990) Collection of 10 Photographs 10 silver gelatin prints each image: 15 3/4 x 18 inches cloth folio: 29 x 23 x 2 1/2 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney E. Cohn The plates are as follows: The Old Ghetto of Lublin (The Stairway), signed on the mat and on the photograph; good condition, three very small dents in the left side At 26 the lines of her brow reveal the hardship of the past. The future is known-martyrium in the Holocaust, signed and titled on the mat and signed on the photograph; very good condition, very small dent to the upper right corner, red pigment on the front of the mat Father Hiding From the Nazi Democrats, 1938, signed and titled on the mat; very good condition Bar-Mitzvah Boy, signed and titled on the mat; very good condition The Last Hanukkah, Kazimierz, Cracow 1938, signed and titled on the mat and photograph; very good condition, light creases I the very far bottom left corner The Great Talmudist, Kazimierz, 1938, signed and titled on the mat and on the photograph; good condition, very small hard crease in the upper left corner with small dent The Only Flowers of Her Youth, Warsaw, 1939, signed and titled on the mat; very good condition, very small creasing in the upper left corner Students of The Talmud Trunava, 1937, signed on the mat and on the photograph; good condition, very small hard crease in the upper left corner with small dent Cracow 1937 Kazimierz, signed on the mat and on the photograph; very good condition, some minor smudging in the mat, hinged to mat Vilna Musarnic, 1938, signed on the mat and on the photograph; good condition, light handling crease in the lower right corner, very small spot of paper loss in the bottom left edge Prints come in a red cloth covered portfolio with the title 'Life That Disappeared' some photos are from the above mentioned series, some are from series titled ”A World Vanished”, some from neither series