Germany Walther, Alexander Paul Jubilee horticultural exhibition Dresden 1926, Richard Arnold. Tenant of the exhibition palace. (DTitle). Album with 189 mont. OPhotographs (Vintages, silver gelatine prints), 4 of them coloured red, and 1 colour photograph by A.P. Walther as well as 21 col. Colour offset prints. Various. Sizes from approx. 9 x 13 to 22 x 28 cm, prev. 17 x 22 cm. Landscape fol. hardcover with cord binding and gilt stamped D-title (spine missing, stained due to dampness and boards detached from covers). Probably a unique copy for the exhibition tenant Richard Arnold. - Unique photographic documentation of one of the most important horticultural exhibitions of the Weimar Republic. In addition to the contributions of the main director and competition winner Allinger, it also shows several photographs by Tessenow, Wentzler (the Green Dome), Bertsch, Lossow & Kühne, Migge, Poelzig (mosaic fountain, also as a night shot, as well as his Aloe Fountain from 1922) and several interior shots of the exhibition palace. - Most of the pictures of the exhibition documented in contemporary literature were taken by Walther (1893-1972). The present prints either with his blindstamp, his copied signature or with studio stamp on verso. - Some silvering, occasional photos removed, last album pages with photos somewhat wavy, otherwise in good overall condition. Album of the Jubilee horticultural exhibition Dresden 1926 with 189 mounted orig. photographs (vintages, silver gelatin prints), 4 of them coloured red, and 1 colour photograph by A.P. Walther as well as 21 colour offset prints. Contemp. leather with cord binding and gilt embossed cover title (spine missing, stained due to moisture and boards detached from covers). - Probably a unique copy for the exhibition tenant Richard Arnold. - Unique photographic documentation of one of the most important horticultural exhibitions of the Weimar Republic. In addition to the contributions of the main director and competition winner Allinger, it also shows several photographs by Tessenow, Wentzler (the 'Green Dome'), Bertsch, Lossow & Kühne, Migge, Poelzig (mosaic fountain, also at night, as well as his Aloe fountain from 1922) and several interior views of the exhibition palace. - Most of the pictures of the exhibition documented in contemporary literature were taken by Walther (1893-1972). The present prints either with his blindstamp, his copied signet or with studio stamp on verso. - Some silvering, occ. photos removed, last album pages with photos somewhat wavy, otherwise in good overall condition. This work is subject to regular taxation. A premium of 23.95% will be added to the hammer price and, for buyers within the European Union, VAT of 7% (books) or 19% (art, autographs and manuscripts) will be added to the final invoice amount.