Göttingen: European Photography, 1987. 269 pp; 80 b&w ills., soft back. $30 plus s/h [ISBN 3-923283-16-4]. Catalog for the exhibition “Fauna: Specious Origins ” which was shown at the Galleries at Moore March–April 1991. Joan Fontcuberta and Pere Formiguera claim to have discovered a small remnant of the 15-volume oeuvre of Dr. Peter Ameisenhaufen (1895–1955?). The catalog contains a preface (in English and German) by Foncuberta and Formiguera followed by 63 pages of notes, drawings, and photographs documenting Dr. Ameisenhaufen's specimens and taxonomic theories. Included are Solenoglypha Polipodida. Aggressive and venomous, it moves rapidly “thanks to the strong musculature of its 12 paws and the supplementary impulse which is obtains by undulating all of its body in a strange aerial reptation.” Micostrium Vulgaris. This weapon-wielding amphibian exhibits possible malformations caused by gamma rays of an external origin. Threschelonia Atis. Known as “Hengo-Go” (he who disappears) in the native dialect of Geneva Island, this creature migrates in September, taking a trajectory “so vertiginously steep” that it is not seen again anywhere on earth until its return on May 3. To purchase call 215-965-4027 For mail orders: Visa, Mastercard, check, or moneyorder (payable to The Galleries at Moore/MCAD) The Galleries at Moore Moore College of Art & Design 20th Street & The Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19103 Booksellers may return purchased books for a period of up to 2 months following the invoice date. Galleries Directory | Levy Gallery Artists Registry | Publications & Artists | Email Moore College of Art and Design

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