New Easteuropean Photobooks

Italian photographer Giacomo BRUNELLI often roams the streets of New York ten hours a day with his Miranda camera from 1962, looking for characters & details of the city. The recordings have a touch of nostalgia and a longing for the European 'film noir'.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 24 x 30,5 cm., 284 pp., 128 color ills., bilingual texts: German / English

In this book, 'Snow', Austrian photographer Peter MATHIS captures the essence of snow. These breathtaking duotone images transform a traditional alpine landscape into picturesque canvases that are alternately otherworldly, sensual, haunting and heavenly.

The photographic catalog volume 'Aenne Biermann. Fotografin' presents the work of the self-taught photographer as an example of photographic modernism beyond the centers of the avant-garde and also addresses the self-image of bourgeois women in the 1920s.

Following the concept of typology and comparative vision, the 61 b/w photos of this German-French re-issue capture the entire spectrum of BECHER’s encyclopedia of industrial buildings in a representative manner and in characteristic 'portraits'.

The pictures collected in this catalog 'Works 1999-2019' for the same named exhibition in Dusseldorf result in a diverse, imaginative, as joyful, disciplined and conscientious work as an expression of a deeply human view of the world.

Cloth bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), approx. 22 x 29 cm., 100 pp., color & b/w ills., text language: English

B/w photographs from the 1920s to 1950s, some of which were published for the first time, create a small custom painting of a time when not only the region, which is still rural, has crossed the threshold of modernity, but also the photography itself.

The catalog 'Explosion des Sehens' (Explosion of Sight) provides an insight into the work of Magnum member René Burri. It contains previously unpublished material and documents the diversity of his work - book & exhibition design, collages & watercolors.