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Photo book 'The Secret Paris of the 30's' by BRASSAI is one of the most impressive photographic memories ever published. He reveals a milieu that was previously only known through books such as Henry Miller's novels (often his companion on nightly forays)

The third artist book by EGGLESTON, first published in 1978, as a facsimile. The focus is on flowers in all their everyday splendor - be it as a kitsch spray made of gladiolus & carnations in a glass vase or as an abandoned bouquet on a white marble tomb.

Giacomo BRUNELLI's debut volume 'The Animals' was first released in 2008; the new edition offered here contains eight additional recordings. The focus is on animals 'in freedom', that is: the domesticated 'friends of man'.

Originally published in 1977 to much acclaim, this a book that radically transformed both photography and the photobook canon. This new edition contains a fresh group of photographs from a previously untapped archives, as well as an essay by S. Phillips.

This edition is a German-language reconstruction of the legendary 'Scrapbook' with which the CARTIER-BRESSON, who was believed to be dead, traveled to New York on May 15, 1946 to contribute prints for his own 'posthumous' exhibition.

'Some Afrikaners photographed' David GOLDBLATT explores his ambivalence towards the African elite, which at that time was trying to establish itself on the international stage. The release in 1975 - he had begun with it in 1963 - provoked strong reactions

The subject in 'Mama & Love' by Hideka TONOMURA is her own mother: her infidelity and her affair. Her intense, intimate visual exploration of her immediate family and her own feelings may not be easy to look at, but it is an unforgettable experience.

This revised version of 'Roots' brings the viewer back to Belgium in the 1970s and 80s. From the first black-and-white photographs to the unveiling of colors, 'Roots' explores the almost expressionist universe of the Belgian MAGNUM photographer GRUYAERT.

This photo volume, 'Graffiti. Le langage du mur 'by BRASSAI, is an original and thorough look at the famous series by the French photographer. The author and curator shows here how this cult series was received and understood in its time.

Bootleg ed. of 'Raised by Wolves' by Jim GOLDBERG. It contains harrowing stories about teenage runaways living on the streets of San Francisco and LA. It combines photographs, documents as well as handwritten, passages about their lives and feelings.