NEW YORK, N.Y.- Swann Galleries’ March 24 auction of Fine Photographs saw active bidding from dealers and collectors alike, resulting in a successful sale of material from the 19th through 21st centuries. Daile Kaplan, Vice President and Director of Photographs at Swann, said, “The results of today’s auction demonstrate that the market for classical photography is operating at a full gallop. Just as there is tremendous demand for iconic vintage and modern prints by master 20th-century photographers, prices for scarce photobooks and photographically illustrated volumes—Swann’s market niche—are also climbing.” The sale’s top lot was Adam Clark Vroman’s lavish album Arizona and New Mexico, Volume II, with more than 165 platinum prints of Native Americans, their dwellings and the famous Snake Dance, 1897, which sold for $62,400*–a record price for a work by the photographer at a