50s

For his biographical book 'Phlippe Halsman. A Photographer's Life', Henry Leutwyler explores the meaning inherent in inanimate objects. To do this, he photographed objects from Halsman's possessions - cameras, eyeglasses, as well as a series of letters.

Zweite Auflage. Gebundene Ausgabe ohne Schutzumschlag (wie erschienen), 24,5 x 30,5 x 3 cm., 338 S., S/W-Abb., deutsch-sprachiger Text - TEXT ONLY IN GERMAN!

In her carefully researched biography 'Das Leben der Vivian Maier. Die Nanny mit der Kamera', Ann Marks takes a closer look at a woman who fled parental rejection, experiences of violence as well as mental illness to discover her love of photography.

'Die Zukunft hat schon begonnen' (The Future Has Already Begun) represents the major monograph on Rudolf HOLTAPPEL, considered THE chronicler of the Ruhr area of the 50s. In addition, he created free, experimental works and photographed on numerous trips.

'Female View' traces the transformation of the fashion photo image from the 1940s to today through exemplary positions: from the fashion magazine to the exhibition and the coffee table book to video staging and digital self-representation in social media.

The prints reproduced in out-of-print book 'Masterful Images. The Art of Kiyoshi Saito' reproduced prints cover the entire oeuvre of Japanese artist. In addition to the strikingly well-printed images, the volume also includes an essay by editor Barry Till

This photo volume, 'Les Villes, La Rue, L'Autre' by Sabine WEISS, which is out of print at the publisher, covers the period 1945-1960: reconciled with reality, she casts an understanding look at people's search for moments of peace and dreaming.

The compendium 'Augen auf!' offers an art and cultural history of the Leica from the 1920s to the present day. With essays on the technical genesis of the Leica, its influence on modern photojournalism and its significance for the photographic avant-garde

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 17,5 x 20,5 cm., 44 pp., b/w ills., Swedish / English / German / Italian, Ltd. to 600 copies

'Klein Paris' by Dirk ALVERMANN combines Düsseldorf war destruction with cheerfulness of the shooting festivals and the carnival. Next to photos that hint at the political stalemate of the Adenauer era: Youthful lust vs. the elder generation's resignation