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Out-of-print book 'The Camera as Conscience' is based on the archive of William Eugene SMITH and contains famous as well as previously unpublished images from the 1930s to the 1970s, mostly essays for 'Life', such as 'Country Doctor' and 'Spanish Village'

The works in out-of-print set 'Documenting Science' by Berenice ABBOTT illustrates that science photographs can be beautiful AND educational. Her photographs have fundamentally changed the way thousands of students visualize complex principles of physics.

In 'Pursuit', Richard PAK juxtaposes the reality of everyday American life with a mental construction, seeing it as a metaphor for a larger experience. His photographs suggest rather than describe, translating the small dramas of life into the universal.

'Beuys in Amerika' contains the individual images and photo series created there. Immediately after Joseph BEUYS' return, the material for this book was evaluated. The order of the photos and the pagination for this book he still determined himself.

HC with dust jacket, 25 x 30,5 cm., 240 pp., 220 photographs & drawings, text language: English

22+5 saddle-stitched booklets in a box, 24 x 31 cm., 458 pp., 115 b/w ills. & 235 color ills., quadrolingual (Bosnian, French, German, English)

In his black-and-white photo volume 'Night Walk' US-American photographer and New Yorker Ken SCHLES tells of his lost youth in Brooklyn. Twenty-five years after this groundbreaking volume of photographs 'Invisible City' the series were newly published.

Before and after his time in fashion photography, the former assistant and friend Helmut NEWTON created photographs in the 1970s and 80s that give an honest and unvarnished insight into everyday American life.

The large-format black-and-white photographs in the out-of-print photographic volumek 'Scene on the street' by Douglas BUSCH focus particularly on the 1980s and 1990s, when he relocated and lived from Denver to Chicago, Atlanta as well as other cities.