Street photography

The photo volume 'Mitch Epstein. Work' offers a look at major projects from the 1970s to the 2000s: 'Common Practice,' 'Vietnam,' 'The City,' 'Family Business,' and 'American Power.' He begins each chapter with an essay or excerpt from earlier writings.

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 new out-of-print edition of 'A Way of Seeing' by Helen LEVITT impresses with high-quality reproductions. Since its first publication in 1965, this volume of b/w photographs from New York in the 1940s has been revered as a classic of street photography

'Pittsburgh 1950' by Elliott ERWITT contains photographs taken in 1949/1950. The pictures, which capture the spirit of the city's architecture and people, were thought to be lost until the negatives were recovered at the Pittsburgh Photographic Library.

The name of this photo volume by Bruce GILDEN, 'Hey Mister, throw me some beads!', comes from a phrase of the famous Mardi Gras of New Orleans. Between 1974 and 1982, the American photographer documented the spectacle in his typical street photographs.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 26,5 x 23 x 1,5 cm., 68 pp., 56 b/w ills., Ltd. ed. to 700 copies. (350 each for USA & EU)

'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.

Works by Tina BARA, Sibylle BERGEMANN, Kurt BUCHWALD, Lutz DAMMBECK, Thomas FLORSCHÜTZ, Ute MAHLER, Eva MAHN, Sven MARQUARDT, Barbara METSELAAR-BERTHOLD, Helga PARIS, Manfred PAUL, Rudolf SCHÄFER, Gundula SCHULZE-ELDOWY, Gabriele STÖTZER and Ulrich WÜST

In 'Units' with color photographs depicting everyday materials and situations, many of them as sets, in parts or as multiples, Seth LOWER searches for a kind of integrity (or lack thereof): Scales, materiality, for boundaries of entities and experiences.

The photographs by Sibylle BERGEMANN illustrate the volume 'Himmelhölle Manhattan' by Irene Runge, which was published in the former GDR in the late 1980s. Classic street photography that captures the events of the day - with a dash of social criticism.