French photographer

'Paris after Dark' by BRASSAI, is the English re-edition of the classic photo book, 'Paris de Nuit'. The 62 black and white photos show Paris at night in 1932 and 1933. All photos are already scaled down before the main part and provided with captions.

In 'Claude Cahuns Poesie des Objekts' (C.C.'s Poetry of the Object), Kat Lawinia Gorska focuses on the underestimated aspects of her artistic & literary activity from a media-philosophical perspective and thus sheds a completely new light on Claude CAHUN.

‘17 18 19’ by Thomas SAUVIN is an investigative journey on the practice of police department photographers and their understanding of photography. Who are those people? What are the stories behind? Why '17 18 19'? Questions that the reader has to solve.

Gunkanjima is the nickname of a small Japanese island which was inhabited by over 5,000 workers from the local coal mine in the 1950s. Yves MARCHAND & Romain MEFFRE documented the current situation and combined their photos with photos of the living past.

In the out-of-print 'Brasilia', Lucien CLERGUE is presented as an architectural photographer with images of the newly built capital Brasilia from 1962/63. Dazzled by its beauty, the eye is seduced to follow the vibrations of a forward-looking architecture

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 22 x 28 x 1 cm., 100 pp., color ills., text language: English, Ltd. to 150 numbered copies

The out-of-print volume 'Photographien' with b/w images by Jeanloup SIEFF from 1958 to 1981 contains portraits, landscapes and pleasantly gentle nudes, followed by a few privileged moments and accompanied by texts that bear no relation to the pictures.

'Vivian Maier. Das Meisterwerk der unbekannten Photographin. 1926-2009', provides an overview of her oeuvre and is the first comprehensive biography of this extraordinary woman. This 4th edition contains 238 photographs on 288 pages, some in color.