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Clifford Ross Wave Music Three bodies of work are presented here: Hurricane, Horizons, and Grain. All three groupings present formalist views of the sea—the first two are explicit, whereas the last is implied... More |
Eddie Soloway One Thousand Moons "In my lifetime, if I am lucky, I will see one thousand full moons. One thousand. The number seems like a lot, yet it also feels finite. A generous amount... More |
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David Carol 40 Miles of Bad Road.. "The first printing is limited to 750 copies. Of this first edition, fifty copies have been numbered 1-50 and signed and numbered by David Carol... More |
Jane Alden Stevens Tears of Stone "From the introductory essay by Donovan Webster, author of "Aftermath: The Remnants of War": "...over a span of nearly two years... More |
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Dave Jordano Assembled Works "No two bridges are exactly alike. Their elegance, purity of efficiency, strength and beauty are engineering marvels. For nearly 100 years now... More |
Mark Klett Third Views, Second Sights "Third Views, Second Sights presents forty-three photographs taken from a third survey, pairing them with both the original 19th century landscape survey images of the west... More |
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Meridel Rubenstein Belonging "Place:We are tethered to it by way of family, culture, myth, personal stories, biorhythms, land. These are some of the tenuous threads that bind us to our home. These strands can be broken by war... More |
Bohnchang Koo Portraits of Time Koo is one of Korea's foremost fine-art photographers, well-established in his own country and beginning to exhibit more frequently and more widely in the West... More |
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Debra Bloomfield Four Corners The four corners area has always been a magical land, steeped in the lore of tribes and Western Americana, sacred sights and gorgeous light, canyons, red rocks, rivers, and mesas. Colorado... More |
Pentti Sammallahti Archipelago In a previous review we stated that Sammallahti's work has been a favorite among the staff at photo-eye for many years; that still holds true. The lands he depicts are austere, foreign, cold... More |
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Jane Alden Stevens Tears of Stone "From the introductory essay by Donovan Webster, author of "Aftermath: The Remnants of War": "...over a span of nearly two years... More |
Chip Hooper California's Pacific "California's Pacific is the first installment of a series of photographs that Chip Hooper is making of oceans around the world. In the past two years, he has also worked in New Zealand and Iceland... More |
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John Bernhard Diptych "Bringing photographs together with the diptych venue enhances the images' interaction and often produces ambiguous feelings. As viewers, we are drawn in by the discovery... More |
Chris Rainier Ancient Marks In Ancient Marks, Rainier brings a long-term, obsessive project to fruition. The rituals and significance of tattoos and scarring is the subject of this major monograph... More |
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Jenny Lynn PhotoPlay "Artist Statement I think of my work as visual poems - - realms in which I explore the interplay between dream and reality, chance and design, word and image... More |
Robert A. Hansen Yucatan Passages "This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula... More |
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Jenny Lynn PhotoPlay "Artist Statement I think of my work as visual poems - - realms in which I explore the interplay between dream and reality, chance and design, word and image... More |
Robert A. Hansen Yucatan Passages "This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula... More |
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Nina Berman Purple Hearts "FEW COPIES SIGNED by Nina Berman. A Purple Heart is the token honor given to soldiers for their wounds. It makes them heroes... More |
Loretta Lux Loretta Lux: New Work "An exhibition catalog from the Torch Gallery in Amsterdam, featuring three new images from Loretta Lux. The catalog is constructed of heavy, paper... More |
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Erez Sabag My Favorite T-shirt "Through photography and digital video, Erez Sabag presents in My Favorite T-shirt a collection of young exquisite New Yorkers posing, staring wide-eyed... More |
Jean Pagliuso Fragile Remains "An oversized, hand-made artist's book, Jean Pagliuso's Fragile Remains brings together pictures from New Mexico; India; Angkor Wat, Cambodia; Cappadocia, Turkey; and Machu Picchu, Peru... More |
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Jager Aren 1416 Anholt "In Kattegatt Sea, equal distance from Sweden and Denmark, the Danish island Anholt is situated. That is where photographer Jäger Arén, with an eye for hidden things and everyday situations... More |
Brent Bond Back Stage "Cattle Track Press recently acquired a wonderful antique Van Der Cook typepress and drawers full of type... More |
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Robert A. Hansen Yucatan Passages "This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula... More |
Matthew Sleeth Tour of Duty "Image shown is from the hardcover. Softbound included in The Photobook: A History volume II. Matthew Sleeth's book of photographs... More |
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Debbie Fleming Caffery Polly "During the sugar cane harvesting of 1983, while I was photographing along the Mississippi River, I would often pass an isolated house... More |
Meridel Rubenstein Belonging "Place:We are tethered to it by way of family, culture, myth, personal stories, biorhythms, land. These are some of the tenuous threads that bind us to our home. These strands can be broken by war... More |
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Jane Alden Stevens Tears of Stone "From the introductory essay by Donovan Webster, author of "Aftermath: The Remnants of War": "...over a span of nearly two years... More |
Robert Flaherty Comock Truth be told, this is one of the most fascinating adventure stories you'll ever read, told in the gentlemanly style of nineteenth century writers. Make a cup of coffee, turn on the fireside light... More |
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Henryk Ross Lodz Ghetto Album Before I opened the Lodz Ghetto Album, I braced myself for the "shock and awe" images we've all become accustomed to expect from a Holocaust collection. However... More |
Linda Butler Yangtze Remembered With her most current project, Linda Butler brings the meticulous, slow-paced tradition of large format, b&w photography to the Chinese landscape and the world's largest engineering project... More |
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Jason Fulford Paper Placemats "40 paper placemats from 40 contributors, bound on one side with glue. You can rip out each placemat and use it! Conceived as a public art project... More |
Robert A. Hansen Yucatan Passages "This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula... More |
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Meridel Rubenstein Belonging. Limited Edition "Limited edition of 30 copies: Includes a unique pre-ambertype print (image shown here) using digital vegetable inks on tree bark paper coated with gum arabic and gold mica... More |
Andres Serrano America and Other Work "To many, Andres Serrano is the man responsible for "Piss Christ" and a national debate over government funding of controversial art. For those who look deeper, he's a highly-accomplished, ever... More |
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Martin Parr Saddam Hussein Watches Out-of-print. Limited signed copies available. Parr has had a long-standing fascination with vernacular uses of photograph, as evidenced in his series of Boring Postcards... More |
John Gossage Berlin in the Time of the Wall "REGULAR EDITION INFORMATION: Signed by John Gossage. Casebound, Slipcased with acetate dustjacket. Printed in edition of 2000 copies. LIMITED EDITION INFORMATION: Signed by John Gossage... More |
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Leslie Sokolow Oceana 'I have always been drawn to the sea. I find its mere presence calming and yet at the same moment omniscient... More |
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Hans Bol Het Formaat Van Waterland A portrait of the Dutch river landscape of the Ooijpolder and Over-Betuwe (both areas in The Netherlands) in lyrical 8"x20" photographs and eloquent poetry. Translation into English included... More |
Jane Alden Stevens Tears of Stone "From the introductory essay by Donovan Webster, author of "Aftermath: The Remnants of War": "...over a span of nearly two years... More |
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Douglas Mellor In Situ In creating classically arranged still-lifes of food and other objects, Mellor steps comfortably into some pretty big shoes. Caravaggio, Velazquez, Jan van Eyck... More |
Debra Bloomfield Four Corners The four corners area has always been a magical land, steeped in the lore of tribes and Western Americana, sacred sights and gorgeous light, canyons, red rocks, rivers, and mesas. Colorado... More |
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Gloria Baker Feinstein Among the Ashes "The publication of this catalogue coincides with the inaugural exhibition of the concentration camp series, which will open at The Photography Room, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on January 30, 2004... More |
Joel-Peter Witkin Songs of Innocence and Experience For Blake, the artists is always the devil—the transgressive, vital energy at work in darkness, in dreams, and in prophesy that breaks through moral and logical thinking. In Blake's world... More |
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Michael Northrup Beautiful Ecstasy "Michael Northrup lives in Baltimore. This is a selection of unpublished pictures from the mid-70's through the early 80's... More |
Steve Fitch Gone Fitch's lush, color, view-camera-employed photographs present the findings of a wanderer and self-styled visual detective. He criss-crossed the Great Plains-from Billings, MT in the north to Lubbock... More |
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Gay BlockBertha Alyce "Gay Block began photographing her mother, Bertha Alyce, in 1973 and continued until Bertha Alyce's death resulting from a stroke in 1991... More |
Gus Powell The Company of Strangers "Gus Powell lives in Brooklyn. These pictures were taken during his lunch hours over the last few years... More |
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Hiroshi Watanabe Faces Vol.1 "With this book, you will get a 6x6 gelatin silver print of "Patient AL, Blind" or "Patient ES, Schizophrenic". The print is signed and numbered, and the edition is open-ended. More |
Greg MacGregor Lewis and Clark Revisited ""Lewis and Clark Revisited takes us on a stunning visual journey through contemporary America. Almost ten years ago photographer Greg MacGregor began his journey, camera in hand... More |
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Camille Solyagua 4 Pi R Squared Using the universally binding mathematical equation for the surface area of a sphere—4 pi R2—as a leaping-off point... More |
Hiroshi Watanabe Faces Vol.1 "With this book, you will get a 6x6 gelatin silver print of "Patient AL, Blind" or "Patient ES, Schizophrenic". The print is signed and numbered, and the edition is open-ended. More |
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Sally Mann What Remains Sally Mann's powerful new body of work explores mortality, both the separation of the body from the soul and the scars left behind in the process. Mann masterfully utilizes the wet... More |
Gay Block Bertha Alyce "Gay Block began photographing her mother, Bertha Alyce, in 1973 and continued until Bertha Alyce's death resulting from a stroke in 1991... More |
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Lee Friedlander Lee Friedlander: Stems Of all the books to cross my desk this season, Stems, along with Aaron Siskind 100, is the most elegantly designed, beautifully produced of them all. During a period of a few years in the mid-90s... More |
Josef Hoflehner Frozen History Almost 4,000 km south of New Zealand lies Ross Island, discovered by the British expedition of James Clark Ross to the South Pole of 1839–1843... More |
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David Stark WilsonStructures of Utility The two-lane highways and gravel roads of California's Great Central Valley and the Sierra foothills have been well-travelled by David Stark Wilson, a building designer by trade and avid mountaineer... More |
Sally Gall Subterranea The slipcased edition is limited to just 50 copies and comes with a signed and numbered 11x14 inch gelatin-silver print. More |
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Arlene GottfriedMidnight "During the summer of 1984, photographer Arlene Gottfried met Midnight, the man who was to become both a close confidant and the subject of her photography documenting the next two decades of his life... More |
Sally Gall Subterranea In this beautiful new book, her first since the acclaimed 1995 publication of Water’s Edge (Cat# CI079H, $25) Sally Gall continues her exploration and distillation of the raw sensuousness of nature... More |
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Philip-Lorca Dicorcia A Storybook Life Philip-Lorca diCorcia's name has long been associated with staged photography... More |
Julien Levy Gallery Mexico/New York There is no doubt that the first half of the 1930s was decisive in the lives of these three artists. In 1935 Julien Levy Gallery mounted an exhibition of Bravo and Cartier... More |
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Joseph Mills Inner City ""Mills is a good enough picture maker to intrigue us and yet he is determined to keep us on the edge of unknowing." - Anne Tucker Joseph Mills is a mid... More |
Hiroshi Watanabe Faces Vol.1 "With this book, you will get a 6x6 gelatin silver print of "Patient AL, Blind" or "Patient ES, Schizophrenic". The print is signed and numbered, and the edition is open-ended. More |
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Camille Solyagua 4 Pi R Squared Using the universally binding mathematical equation for the surface area of a sphere—4 pi R2—as a leaping-off point... More |
Randy West Bird Rabbit Snake "Randy West’s photographic series bird rabbit snake is a study of lines and shapes created by his deconstruction of a bird’s nest. In 2003 Mr... More |
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Hiroshi Watanabe Veiled Observations & Reflections "Hiroshi Watanabe is represented by photo-eye Gallery. See his work here... More |
Stephen ShoreEssex County Made 20 years after Uncommon Places, Shore's newest imagery, upon first reading, seems to have done an about-face from the course set two decades ago. For one thing, they're black-and-white... More |
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Hiroshi Watanabe Veiled Observations & Reflections "Hiroshi Watanabe is represented by photo-eye Gallery. See his work here... More |
Catherine Angel My Daughters "Catalogue of images published on the occasion of the exhibition at Grant Hall Gallery, 2002... More |
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Gary Cawood The Watchman's Room More |
David Gibson Canyonlands Vision Gibson's methodical, detail-oriented approach to photography, coupled with an willingness to travel to remote areas of the Western United States... More |
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Dean Armstrong Spirit of Angkor "AS CAMBODIA'S TEMPLES EMERGE FROM THE WARFARE AND JUNGLES THAT HAVE ISOLATED THEM FOR CENTURIES, THEY ARE BRINGING WITH THEM THE GHOSTS OF THEIR PAST... More |
Gary Cawood The Watchman's Room More |
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Rondal PartridgeQuizzical Eye Rondal Partridge was born in 1917 to California etcher Roi Partridge and the celebrated photographer Imogen Cunningham. By his twentieth year... More |
Don Kirby You're Not Really Initiate Until Your Eyes Are Redder Than Your Lips Each One Picture Book is printed in an edition of 500 signed copies containing an original print tipped into the back... More |
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Lyle Owerko And No Birds Sang "Shortly after 9/11, firemen and policemen photographed by Lyle Owerko began calling to ask for copies of his images... More |
Johan SimenRoom to Play From a technical point of view, anyone working in a digital darkroom should purchase this volume simply to study the seamless color composites that Johan has produced. Artistically... More |
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Anthony Goicolea Anthony Goicolea This fantastic new book from Twin Palms Publishers, with accompanying DVD of video-shorts, brings to a much broader audience the work of Brooklyn-based multi-media artist Goicolea... More |
Danny Lyon Indian Nations The slipcased limited edition is signed and numbered in an edition of 100 copies... More |
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Simen Johan Room to Play This is the autographed edition of one hundred copies laid in a clamshell box with an original print signed by the artist... More |
Danny Lyon Indian Nations "Danny Lyon has found his way to the great places on the plains and in the desert-the places where the glory lived: Heart Butte, Little Bighorn, Rosebud, White River, Gila River, San Carlos... More |
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Hiroshi Watanabe Veiled Observations & Reflections "Hiroshi Watanabe is represented by photo-eye Gallery. See his work here... More |
Dean Armstrong Spirit of Angkor "AS CAMBODIA'S TEMPLES EMERGE FROM THE WARFARE AND JUNGLES THAT HAVE ISOLATED THEM FOR CENTURIES, THEY ARE BRINGING WITH THEM THE GHOSTS OF THEIR PAST... More |
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Hiroshi Watanabe Veiled Observations & Reflections "Hiroshi Watanabe is represented by photo-eye Gallery. See his work here... More |
Anthony Goicolea Anthony Goicolea More |
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Mohamad Vejad Light Vision "In the images of plants and flowers, portraits and studies of industrial forms, Mohamad is able to bring about the marriage of inner and outer light... More |
William WylieRiverwalk Falling within the great tradition of the photographic exploration of the American West, Wylie's images were made along 150 miles of the Cache la Poudre River in Colorado... More |
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Timothy Hearsum Road Trips "There is a long tradition in the arts of taking to the road to discover something about one's own country. Writers, photographers and artists have all set out... More |
Kate Breakey Small Deaths Since her childhood in South Australia, photographer-artist Kate Breakey has been moved by the often unnoticed animals that live, and die, in our proximity... More |
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Jaakko HeikkilÄ Pomorit "This is a book about Russians who live by the White Sea Coast. They call themselves "pompors", that is "po morye", which means "by the sea". They are known for being proud and selfreliant... More |
Joan FontcubertaTwilight Zones A fantastic new book that brings together three of Fontcuberta's recent projects: Haemograms, Constellations, and Semiopolis. Buffered between two illuminating essays... More |
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Tom Baril Botanica "Botanica, Tom Baril's out-of-print book is filled with gorgeous specimens from the world of plants. The richness of this book's printing mirrors the beauty of Baril's originals... More |
Richard Misrach The Sky Book "The photographs in The Sky Book comprise one of Richard Misrach's most ambitious series, which transposes his narrative from the land to the sky... More |
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Joan Fontcuberta Twilight Zones A fantastic new book that brings together three of Fontcuberta's recent projects: Haemograms, Constellations, and Semiopolis. Buffered between two illuminating essays... More |
Charles Katz Annapurna Sanctuary "Surrounded by some of the highest mountains on Earth and bisected by equally deep valleys, the Annapurna region in Nepal is a land of extremes. For thousands of years... More |
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Suzanne Opton Loose Change More |
William Ropp The Shadow Sculptor "Hand made book limited edition to 20 copies signed by the artist. William Ropp (1960) is a renowned French photographer who is characterized by a unique and very personal... More |
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Martin / Bernd Zimmer Fengel Mobil 100 "The Mobil 100 project by Martin Fengel and Bernd Zimmer uses the factors of space and time to interlink controversial pictures with interpretations, and relationships of form and content... More |
Marcos Piffer Litoral Norte Brazilian photographer Marcos Piffer presents his first monograph on the landscape of his homeland. Beautifully shot in black and white, these images of the North Coast of Sao Paulo... More |
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Lynn DavisMonument Reproduced in color to accurately represent the rich tonality of her black-and-white prints, Lynn Davis's Monument is an impressive collection of the photographers travel images... More |
Luis Gonzalez Palma Poems of Sorrow " Guatemalan artist Luis Gonzalez Palma has gained widespread recognition over the past decade for his photo-based portraits that are rich with the symbolism of indigenous myth and culture... More |
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21st Ii 21st II The second volume of 21st continues the lavishly high standards set in the first, housing the work of several influential contemporary photographers, writers, and critics in exquisite paper... More |
William Eggleston William Eggleston, 2-1/4 This fascinating monograph reproduces, for the first time, photographs William Eggleston made with a 2-1/4 camera early in his career while his well-known style was evolving... More |
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Bill Owens Suburbia In the classic, ironic examination of Seventies America, Bill Owens sardonically surveyed the "normal" world of fondue, culs-de-sacs, and subdivisions... More |
Lynn Davis Monument Reproduced in color to accurately represent the rich tonality of her black-and-white prints, Lynn Davis's Monument is an impressive collection of the photographers travel images... More |
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21st 21st - Deluxe Edition The second volume of 21st continues the lavishly high standards set in the first, housing the work of several influential contemporary photographers, writers, and critics in exquisite paper... More |
Esko Mannikko Mexas A brilliant Finnish photographer who works primarily in rich, saturated color, Mannikko has been the subject of numerous exhibitions both in his homeland and abroad... More |
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Bill Owens Suburbia In the classic, ironic examination of Seventies America, Bill Owens sardonically surveyed the "normal" world of fondue, culs-de-sacs, and subdivisions... More |
Jaakko HeikkilÄ Bright Humility "Lars-Levi Laestadius (1800-1861), parson, thinker and a man of strong influence, has left his mark on the mind of all those who come from the northern regions of the Nordic countries. In this work... More |
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Olaf Nicolai Landschaft "A very special (and very small) fold out book - published in a limited edition of 500 - of Nicolai's highly individual landscapes... More |
William Clift A Hudson Landscape This book by William Clift is a visual journey which takes us north, up the Hudson River from just above New York. A gorgeous edition, this self... More |
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Jock McDonald Russians "About the limited edition: The Russians... More |
William Clift Certain Places More |
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Steve Fitch Diesels and Dinosaurs Fitch's photographs capture the feeling of travelling along America's highways, isolating views of truckstops, billboards, and neon motel signs. Mostly devoid of human subjects... More |
Nell DorrOf Night and Day More |
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