Europe

The photo volume '1078 Blue Skies / 4432 Days' by Anton KUSTERS contains limited edition Polaroid photos of the abstract blue skies above European concentration camps of the German Nazi regime. It is the result of a long-term project lasting six years.

The book 'The Naval Base' is about a Dutch town that was built, bombed and rebuilt by the government. Rob HORNSTRA documents how people live in and with the naval base. The photos are accompanied by text and commentary; the design is by KUMMER & HERRMAN.

'Our Ancestral Home' by Rob HORNSTRA deals about a region, where traditions are maintained and house and farm are passed down through generations. But wealthy tourists and city dwellers are willing to pay exorbitant sums for a retreat in the countryside.

American photographer Lee MILLER was one of the few women to be accredited as war correspondents in the 1940s. 'Krieg. Mit den Alliierten in Europa' (with the Allies in Europe) contains for the first time all of her war reports & many of her famous photos

'Annelise Kretschmer. Photographien 1922-1975' shows her special sensorium for the depiction of men & women. Her portraits of children were distinguished from other examples of this genre in the history of German photography by a great deal of sensitivity

As a continuation of the Old and the New Testaments of the Bible, this volume, 'The Last Testament' by Norwegian photographer Jonas BENDIKSEN, presents visual accounts and stories of seven men around the world who claim to be the Second Coming of Jesus'.

Linen bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 30 x 24 x 2 cm., 127 pp., color ills.

'Possessed' by Helge TSCHARN documents the skateboarding scene from the inside. He manages to capture the tricks at the decisive moment. The portrayed skateboarders gave him their trust and let themselves be photographed during the most daring maneuvers.

The book 'It's A Gas! The Allure of the Gas Station' explores the amazingly world of gas stations: Whether functional high-tech temple, transit zone, film set, abandoned ruin or converted residential building - the world of gas pumps is full of surprises.

In this book, 'Citizens,' Christian LUTZ documents places, movements, people of right-wing populist character across Europe. Far from the usual polarized reporting, he finds a multi-layered photographic approach to give expression to a deep-seated despair