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'Dutch Photo Publications 1918-1980' is an homage to photographers, artists, writers, designers, printers, paper importers & publishers. Across more than 500 pages, texts and more than 1,000 reproductions, the work and vision of them is explored in detail

New edition. 'So it goes, so it goes' by Miho KAJIOKA presents a work about time, memory and place. The series shows intuitive images of fragments of their everyday life at different points in time. Inspiration was Kurt Vonnegut's novel 'Schlachthof 5'.

In 'Neighbors', the 1st part of her 'Forest and Fields' trilogy, Collier SCHORR created a documentary fictional portrait of a small town in southern Germany, depicting interwoven stories marked by memory, nationalism, war, emigration as well as family.

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 20,5 x 28 cm., 48 pp., 21 photographs, Ltd to 250 copies

The out-of-print photo volume 'Dorfleben in der Eifel. Photographed by Nora PFEFFERKORN contains everyday scenes, people, animals and landscapes from the area around Heisdorf. Until 1936 these were taken with a plate camera, then with a Rollei 6x6 camera.

Pb. in swiss binding with fixed dust jacket, 17 x 23 x 1cm., 92 pp., trilingual text:English / German/ Italian, Ltd. to 500 copies

The images in the out-of-print volume 'Into the Light' by Sandy KIM are surprisingly mysterious and surreal, like in a never ending dream. (Self) portraits are more carefree and loving than Nan GOLDIN and less staged and more authentic than Ryan McGINLEY.

The most comprehensive publication so far of Helen LEVITT's photographs from the New York Subway contains many works that are being published here for the first time. These pictures began alongside Walker EVANS in 1938, in 1978 she to the underground.

The militarization of the visual environment becomes the prism for Anika SCHWARZLOSE's aesthetic considerations. In her photo book 'Disguise and Deception', she examines special relationships between aesthetics and ideology in the form of an image dialog.

'Gallery of Honours of Dutch Photography' contains nearly one hundred photographs, each remarkable for its artistic, aesthetic and social qualities. Together, the images tell the story of 180 years of photography in the Netherlands and its colonies.