Whilst living in Paris between 1950 and 1954, van der Elsken quickly fell for the attractions of Saint Germain des Prés and the people he found th...

One of 1500 copies initialled by Edward Weston. Edward Weston selected these fifty photographs himself, 'fifty of my favorite photographs chosen be...

Christer Strömholm was initially associated with Subjective Photography and Otto Steinert's Fotoforum group. Feeling that their aspirations had be...

Signed by the author. Inu no Toki features Moriyama's photographs from three distinct periods: work made in Tokyo, during his trip to New York with...

Edition of 100 signed by the author. Memories of a Dog features a selection of photographs that span Moriyama's career up until the point of public...

This book is the result of the first collaboration between Hosoe and Hijikata Tatsumi, founder of the Butoh dance movement. The collaboration bega...

The correct first edition, preceding the French. Brassai had been planning a book of his photographs of Parisian graffiti since the early 1930s, l...

Tadanori Yokoo designed this revised and reimagined version of Barakei. Unhappy with the original translation, 'Killed by Roses,' Mishima Yukio ch...

Signed by the author. In 1978, the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers staged a retrospective of Friedlander's work from 1962-76. Friedlander proposed t...

The design and format of Dick de Herder's Amsterdam alludes to Brassai's Paris de Nuit which he greatly admired. De Herder later admitted that he ...

Bruce Weber's elegant paean to Rio interweaves portraits, still life, and landscape photographs with an extended study of Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu cha...

With a signed photograph. This edition with a signed photograph. Hunter was originally published in 1972 by Chuo-koron-sha as the final book in the...