60s

Photobook 'Cafe Lehmitz' by Anders PETERSEN shows the former meeting place and final stop for people from the red light district of Hamburg's Reeperbahn as a living social entity with its own self-image and with dignity. Actual with a preface by Tom Waits

'Vivian Maier. Street Photographer', presents the b/w photographs of a professional nanny. These impress both with the breadth of the work and the high quality, showing all facets of city life in post-war America in humorous, beautiful and raw images.

This volume on Eikoh HOSOE shows photos, but also introduces the most important protagonists of the art of Japan after 1945. It also contains essays that offer new perspectives on the work, as well as reprints of a selection of previously published essays

Ansel ADAMS is one of the most important photographers of the 20th century. The book 'Yosemite and the Range of Light', which is also out of print in new editions, contains 116 b/w images, some of which are now considered classics of landscape photography

Linen bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 30 x 25 x 2,5 cm., 144 pp., b/w ills., text language: English

The out-of-print photo volume 'Portraits' by Man RAY contains portraits compiled by L. Fritz Gruber of friends, prominent contemporaries of the twenties and thirties, as well as people who had attracted the US photographer because of their physiognomy.

In her photo volume 'Shadows in Paradise', Marianna ROTHEN delves into a complex meditation on femininity. In the opaque narrative in the aesthetics of the 1960s, the presence of a gun visually combines with fear and melancholy in carefully staged scenes.

This volume, 'New Documents 1967', about an exhibition that was to give photography a new direction - coinciding with the emergence of the RAF in the then FRG - contains documents as well as photographs by Diane ARBUS, Lee FRIEDLANDER and Garry WINOGRAND.

This XL edition of the photo book 'SUMO' by Helmut NEWTON celebrates the 10th anniversary of this photo book classic. In addition to 464 images, it contains a new brochure that documents its publication history - a homage, now in a more manageable format.

In his photo book 'Hereafter' Federico CLAVARINO works to deconstruct his family's narrative, shaped by colonial discourse. He places archive photographs and current images in a dialectical relationship with each other to show the continuity of the empire