French photographer

'Kinderszenen' by Lionel JUSSERET tries to give an insight into the intimacy of autistic children, their way of understanding space and the world. In its conception it's based on the piano work of Robert Schumann, conceived as a 'souvenir for adults'.

French photographer David NISSEN's self-published volume 'Out of the Darkness' follows a mysterious rhythm. The black and white photos create a loneliness of light and its shadows. The slim photo volume in a small print run of 300 copies is really a gem.

The up to then little researched early work by Henri CARTIER-BRESSON from the 1930s was the subject of an exhibition at MoMA in New York in 1987. The volume of the catalog with a well-founded text by Peter Galassi is still regarded as authoritative today.

This out-of-print photographic volume 'Unknown Halsman' reveals the playful, whimsical side of French Magnum photographer Philippe HALSMAN. It captures not only his character, but also the essence of the time. The monograph is colorful & vividly designed.

'Eugène Atget. Retrospective', published for the major exhibitions in Paris & Berlin, contains the most important photographs created between 1900 and 1925. Essays trace his wide range of themes and motifs as well as his impact on the French Surrealists.

In 'Budapest Courtyards' French photographers Yves MARCHAND & Romain MEFFRE document this systematically and create a typology that describes the special form of collective living and reflects the turbulent history of the city and its changing politics.

HC, 23,8 x 32 cm., 288 pp., approx. 280 b/w & color ills., bilingual introduction: English / French - ONLY FRENCH TEXT!

The out-of-print photographic volume 'Philippe Halsman. Retrospective' contains the best of his brilliant work. Here are his famous (Einstein, Dalí, Monroe) portraits, his testimonies to his fascination with surrealism, and his 'Jumpology' photos.

Leporello book, 18 x 24 x 2 cm. (7,5 m. Länge), 40 pp., 38 ills., 300 gr., bilingual: English / French, Ltd. to 300 copies