Photo Books from Germany

On behalf of the customer, we offer 35 different numbers from the legendary RECORD series by photographer Daido MORIYAMA. A third of it is SIGNED, some volumes have long been out of print. The rare opportunity to acquire a coherent episode all at once!

This out-of-print photographic volumek 'Urban Secrets' by prominent German skate photographer Helge TSCHARN contains a compilation of his skateboarding photos against the backdrop of urban architecture in Europe.

Houseplants combined with portraits and still lifes. The specific view of everyday life enables Ute BEHREND to find ever new pictorial inventions and surprising combinations in her book 'Zimmerpflanzen' (Houseplants), which open up a new view of the world

The photographic volume 'Aufwacken' by Jens NOLTE is the result of a four-year project about the heavy metal festival in Wacken, Schleswig-Holstein, with a selection of snapshots, portraits of the festival visitors as well as the devastated festival area.

The photo volume 'Unbekannte Raritäten' reflects a collection, which includes handicraft works by Hannh HÖCH, as well as rarities collected by her. The collection documents important areas of her life and provides insights into her personal relationships.

'Hartes Leben auf der Höh' by Michael KERSTGENS tells the story of an unusual person, about his work, his life and his loneliness. The journalist Gabriel Grüner and photographer had made a report about the Ahrntal mountain farmers for the magazine 'Stern'

This self-published volume, 'Ich hatte zwar eigentlich Lamm bestellt, aber kein Problem' has the subtitle 'A walk through my soul'. As in his other, self-published book titles, Gerald v. FORIS has its own, highly inspiring imagery. Limited to 300 copies.

This catalog - signed on request - will be published on the occasion of the photo exhibition that will take place in Cologne on the 25th anniversary of the world premiere. It contains the documentation of the project by the photographer Roland KAISER.

'Vier Frauen. Vier Lebensläufe: Fotografieren in der DDR' focuses on female photographers from Saxony - Christine STEPHAN-BROSCH, Evelyn KRULL, Gerdi SIPPEL and May VOIGT - who are representative of a large number, some of whom have almost been forgotten.