These photographs represent the only period Walker Evans spent working as a photographer outside the United States. Carleton Beals wrote The Crime...

Signed. René Burri's first book was published by Fretz & Wasmuth Verlag in Zurich as Die Deutschen and by Robert Delpire in Paris as Les Allema...

Presentation copy with an original photograph and a drawing. presentation copy inscribed: 'D [drawing of an ear] Patrick: Merry Christmas & Hap...

Inscribed with a drawing. An early presentation copy of Araki Nobuyoshi's most important work, inscribed to Asahi Sonorama Chief Editor Tatsuo Shir...

One of 78 with an original photograph. In Concresco, David Galjaard explores the social and symbolic significance of the numerous concrete bunkers ...

Chance witness reveals. Life is Good & Good For You in New York changed the parameters of what a book of photographs could be, representing Wil...

Inscribed to Owen R. Lovejoy. An important presentation copy in a remarkable example of the rare dust-jacket, inscribed: 'To Owen R. Lovejoy / for ...

Eggleston made these photographs during the early 1970s using a large-format 5 x 7 camera. They include portraits, streetscapes, and interiors tha...

Between 1975 and 1978, the Khmer Rouge executed two hundred thousand Cambodians suspected of crimes against Pol Pot's regime. This book is a colle...

William Klein moved from New York to Paris in 1949 on the G.I. Bill and remained there for the rest of his life. Paris + Klein gathers photographs...

Published to coincide with William Klein's large retrospective exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Paris.First edition; 4to (340 x 245 mm, 13½ x 9¾...

Kodachrome is a pioneering work of colour photography. In the foreword, Ghirri writes, 'The meaning I try to give to my work is that of the verifi...

Kiyoshi Suzuki / Soul and Soul 1969-1999 was issued to accompany an exhibition curated by Machiel Botman at Noorderlicht Museum, Groningen (8 Marc...

Suzuki Kiyoshi saw this as a continuation of Nagare no uta [A Flowing Song] / Soul and Soul (1972), photographing the now abandoned coal-mining re...

This book features photographs made as Suzuki and his wife travelled through Jakarta, Manila, and Taipei. An additional section shows an inscribed...

This is Suzuki Kiyoshi's last book, in which he presents his photographs of Asia in a homage to the life of Marguerite Duras, the French novelist,...

Gusha No Fune: The Ship of Fools is a re-edited version of a series of photographs published in the magazine Gekkan Shokun! between 1986 and 1988....

Brahman No Hikari: The Light that has Lighted the World is Suzuki Kiyoshi's second book, four years after Nagare no uta [A Flowing Song] / Soul an...

S Street Shuffle is Suzuki Kiyoshi's fourth book. The English title is taken from Bruce Springsteen's song 'E Street Shuffle,' while the Japanese ...

Mind Games is Suzuki Kiyoshi's third book, taking its title from a song by John Lennon. The Japanese title refers to the first chapter, 'People un...

Complete with the publisher's scarce shipping case. Narahara Ikko made this series in the United States between 1970 and 1974 when he was rethinkin...