Iconic photographs

German-language anniversary edition of the classic photo book. Walker EVANS put together 'American Photographs' himself. It became a sober, yet highly aesthetic description of the United States in the 1930s that influenced generations of photographers.

'Flaneur durch das nächtliche Paris' concentrates BRASSAI's 1930s night images. Located between reportage, social documentation & poetic vision, his nocturnal Paris from the interwar period is above all a milestone in the history of younger photography.

This out-of-print edition of 'The Americans' by Robert FRANK comes from Chrsitian Verlag and was published 30 years after the photographs were taken. The book has been published in various editions and languages (including Chinese, Greman and French).

German ed. 'Centennial', published on the 100th birthday of Irvig PENN, is the most comprehensive publication on his to date - an indispensable overview for anyone interested in his multi-layered oeuvre and the history of photography of the 20th century.

Vol.2 of the 'Books on Books' series deals with the classic photo book 'American Photographs' by Walker EVANS. With its legendary 87 black and white photos that defined the documentary aesthetic, it is arguably the most important photo book ever published

by Roberto Koch (ed.), Hardcover, 28 x 38 x 5 cm., 448 S., deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

The book 'Belleville-Ménilmontant' by French photographer Willy RONIS shows a unique testimony of a vanished, humble, carefree Paris. Didier Daeninckx, has come up with the story of a man who has returned to retrace his steps to the atmospheric b/w shots.

The out-of-print 'Los Alamos Revisited'-set represents the final treatment of the famous series taken by William EGGLESTON between 1965 and 1974 during his USA trip. The three-volume set also includes the original first edition essay by Thomas Weski.

Actual print run, linen bound HC with dust jacket, 20 x 20 x 2 cm., 168 pp., 100 color ills., text language: English

With his book 'The Americans', in which he examines everyday life in the U.S. to show people plagued by racism, mistreated by its politicians, and jaded by a rapidly growing consumer culture, Robert FRANK changed the course of the 20th century photography