[RARE] Amanda Marchand: Nothing Will Ever Be The Same Again (1st Edition 2019)
The book focuses on three windows in a century-old schoolhouse and their subtle surprises; nautical twilight, a bird, the sudden sun. Different white papers reflect shades of snow. The cover is embossed, and hidden inside the dust jacket, revealing a two-page poem that doubles as a list of titles.
Leon Borensztein: “Tata” Nazraeli Press One Picture Book Two #11 (1st Ed, 2019)
Number 249 from an edition of 500 copies. Includes 10 duotone plates that are an homage to Borensztein’s father. NOT include the signed print. Note that this does.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Pia
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Photos. Published — 20th June 2019 ISBN — 9781916410688 Pages — 88 (8 uncoated 80 coated) Images — 43 (UV CMYK) Design — The Entente Cover — Embossed Jacket / Hardback Size — 330x260mm Christopher Anderson began photographing New York City cops in the wake of 9/11, as the visual landscape of the city he called home began to change. Bomb blast barriers went up, cops carrying larger guns seemed to be everywhere, and whilst the increased presence of security was designed, in part, to make New Yorkers feel safe, it reminded Anderson that something was deeply wrong. Then, in the wake of Occupy Wall Street, the death of Eric Garner and the election of Trump, Anderson found himself making photographs of cops on the streets of New York City once again, as a form of unconscious protest on a larger sense of authority. Anderson is a member of Magnum. He first gained recognition in 1999 when his poignant images of the rescue of Haitian refugees taken onboard a sinking wooden boat won him the Robert Capa Gold Medal. His previous book Approximate Joy was widely regarded as one of the best books of 2018. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. No returns.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Pia
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Photos. Published — 20th June 2019 ISBN — 9781916410688 Pages — 88 (8 uncoated 80 coated) Images — 43 (UV CMYK) Design — The Entente Cover — Embossed Jacket / Hardback Size — 330x260mm Christopher Anderson began photographing New York City cops in the wake of 9/11, as the visual landscape of the city he called home began to change. Bomb blast barriers went up, cops carrying larger guns seemed to be everywhere, and whilst the increased presence of security was designed, in part, to make New Yorkers feel safe, it reminded Anderson that something was deeply wrong. Then, in the wake of Occupy Wall Street, the death of Eric Garner and the election of Trump, Anderson found himself making photographs of cops on the streets of New York City once again, as a form of unconscious protest on a larger sense of authority. Anderson is a member of Magnum. He first gained recognition in 1999 when his poignant images of the rescue of Haitian refugees taken onboard a sinking wooden boat won him the Robert Capa Gold Medal. His previous book Approximate Joy was widely regarded as one of the best books of 2018. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. No returns.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Pia
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON COP Stanley Barker Sealed Photobook NYC Rare Magnum Photos. Published — 20th June 2019 ISBN — 9781916410688 Pages — 88 (8 uncoated 80 coated) Images — 43 (UV CMYK) Design — The Entente Cover — Embossed Jacket / Hardback Size — 330x260mm Christopher Anderson began photographing New York City cops in the wake of 9/11, as the visual landscape of the city he called home began to change. Bomb blast barriers went up, cops carrying larger guns seemed to be everywhere, and whilst the increased presence of security was designed, in part, to make New Yorkers feel safe, it reminded Anderson that something was deeply wrong. Then, in the wake of Occupy Wall Street, the death of Eric Garner and the election of Trump, Anderson found himself making photographs of cops on the streets of New York City once again, as a form of unconscious protest on a larger sense of authority. Anderson is a member of Magnum. He first gained recognition in 1999 when his poignant images of the rescue of Haitian refugees taken onboard a sinking wooden boat won him the Robert Capa Gold Medal. His previous book Approximate Joy was widely regarded as one of the best books of 2018. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. No returns.
Gianni Berengo Gardin 1994 La Disperata Allegria Gypsy Roma Günter Grass Leica
By Gianni Berengo Gardin. Published byCentro Di inSeptember 1994, this title was issued in conjunction with the exhibitionGianni Berengo Gardin: Un Nomade Fotografo, presented at the Giardino delle Oblate in Florence from October 1 to October 30, 1994.
[RARE] Willem Verbeeck “On the Sunny Side of the Street” (1st Edition, 2021)
Verbeeck moved from Belgium to New Jersey around the age of eight. Notes on Condition.
Judith Black, Vacation, Photobook, Stanley Barker, First Edition Hardcover
Great condition. Minor shelf wear.
Orizuru by Daido Moriyama Signed Hardcover
I snagged this copy of Orizuru during a sort of manic Moriyama period of photobook acquisition in 2021. I remain a Moriyama fan, and while much of his work fits with my current library, this book doesn’t, and it’s taking up valuable shelf space. This is number 841/900, and the book is in like new condition. There is a bit of something on the cardboard wrap that has no impact on the book itself. Edit. I had it listed higher… but I don’t need to make a ton of money off of this.
[SIGNED] JM Ramírez-Suassi: Malparaíso (1st Edition, 2024)
Space is a labyrinth. Paths always lead to other paths, which in turn lead to other paths and other paths. The photographs in this book, in a course without precise coordinates, without compasses and crossing invisible borders, stretch out in all directions, calling out to one another and connecting to form a spider’s web of landscapes, human beings and curiosities.