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Diary-like series, landscape shots and situational mood images. The catalog volume 'Why Not?' with further essays follows the latest development of the Finnish photographer Elina BROTHERUS. The book constantly explores the possibilities of photography.

The book 'Post Scriptum' is by far the most comprehensive monograph on the life and work of Swedish photographer Christer STRÖMHOLM. It contains almost 270 of his best photographs, as well as a biography and essays by Carole Naggar and Christian Caujolle.

This 'Special Edition Catalogue' is the first collection world-wide to feature each of the 18 series in Thomas RUFF's extensive portfolio. One of the special points about this collection is the use of different paper grades for the five included books.

Gebunden, mit Schutzumschlag, 24,5 x 28 x 4 cm., 352 S., mehr als 460 Abb., deutsch-sprachig - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

In over 400 duotone images, out-of-print book 'Fotografien' on the work by Swiss René BURRI - edited & compiled by Hans-Michael Koetzle - shows his unique relationship to the major political events, key politicians, artists & cultural figures of his time.

The out-of-print volume 'Frantisek Drtikol. Photograph des Art Deco' documents the work of the first important Czech photographer in a text consisting of four chapters by DRTIKOL expert Anna Fárova and 181 duotone illustrations; edited by Manfred Heiting.

In this out-of-print photo volume, 'Sequentially Yours', Elliott ERWITT presents a series of diverse character sketches. Each of them consists of a quick succession of single shots. The subjects vary from lively street scenes to lovers in casual embrace.

All of the editions from the last four decades by photographer Candida HÖFER in one volume, 'Editions 1987-2020' form a representative cross-section of her entire visual oeuvre. The introductory essay was written by art historian Anne Ganteführer-Trier.

Out-of-print catalog volume, 'Rineke DIJKSTRA. Wo Men' was published to coincide with the exhibition and award ceremony of the Hasselblad Award 2017. It was designed by the Dutch (photo) book designer Irma BOOM, who has won several awards for her work.

The images by Helen LEVITT in out-of-print 'One, Two, Three, More' are a unique & irreplaceable look at New York street life from mid-1930s to late 1940s: children play, lovers, husbands and wives flirt, young mothers with their babies, and lonely old men