With Stone Walls: Personal Boundaries, Mariana Cook departs from her portrait work. In fact the she is best known for her intimate character studies of persons both in and out of the public eye, as published in her much-acclaimed collections Fathers and Daughte...

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This book has been conceived as a follow-up to his previous publication Echo (2006). Earth/Heart includes photographs taken in apparently untouched stretches of landscape in Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Italy and Fanø Island in Denmark.

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American photographer Mark Abrahams is one of the foremost fashion and magazine cover photographers of the past two decades. In his photographs he follows an opposite direction to the predominant commercial, spacing from the cinema to the theatre, from the art to the literature, up to the politics. Ab...

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James Casebere: Works 1975-2010 is the most comprehensive monograph to date on this important American artist.
Casebere's pioneering work has established him at the forefront of artists working with constructed photography. For the last thirty years, Casebere has devised inc...

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Since moving to the United States from his native Germany photographer Stephan Wurth has been fascinated with the mythical vistas of the American West and the isolation and freedom of vast desert expanses. Wurth culminates this geographical romance with the new series Ghost Town.

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David Armstrong gained critical attention for his intimate and sharply focused portraits of men, friends and lovers. In the nineties, he began to photograph cityscapes and landscapes in soft focus to contrast with the resolution of his portraits: street lights, street corners an...

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In this unique book, photographic legend Elliott Erwitt presents a series of vignettes, each showing a sequence of photographs shot just moments apart. The characters portrayed vary widely from infants to the elderly to dogs. The themes range from the buzz of street life to lovers i...

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The French Riviera of the Fifties was an exciting place with much change in the air. Rock and roll and the bikini, existentialism and the atom bomb. Edward Quinn chronicled a playground that was influenced by international trends, but very much its own universe. On the Riviera every ni...

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As a woman and an artist, Sylvie Blum offers a unique perspective on the female form. As an ex-model, she understands how important the subject is to the creative process. Steeped in photographic tradition, Sylvie Blum has worked with such iconic artists as Helmut Newton, Andreas H. Bitesni...

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“The world of art is at once black-and-white and colorful, surprising and enchanting, lively and inspiring. In this realm we uncover the unknown and gain new perspective on what we already know.” In 2004, these words from art collectors Sefanie Harig and Marc Ullrich launched the L...

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