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The Human Figure in Motion (Eadweard Muybridge)
[publisher: , New York] no publication date, probably 1989 - around pages (unpaginated) - in English - 196 double-page duotone illustrations - the famous high-speed photographs of human motion by English photographer Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904) featuring 163 types of action broken down into 4,789 photographic sequences.
Ik drink de aarde ( Ad Windig / Klaas Graftdijk)
Includes photographs and drawings. The Europageul: extending to deep water in parts of the North Sea, where it naturally falls short in providing passage to ships.
Ik drink de aarde ( Ad Windig / Klaas Graftdijk)
Includes photographs and drawings. The Europageul: extending to deep water in parts of the North Sea, where it naturally falls short in providing passage to ships.
EROTOSCOPE (Raymond Abigeo / Jean-Claude Peretz)
First and only edition. Dress or undress the girls according to your your fancy! 26568 combinations possible. See for reference: Bertolloti, Book of nudes
Alphabet (Thimothy Epps)
Kwadraatblad Typografieserie, Quadrat-Print; Steendrukkerij De Jong. (ed.): About a typeface designed by Timothy Epps and Christopher Evans. (Total Design)
Köln 5 Uhr 30 (Karl Heinz Chargesheimer)
Original first and only printing. One of the best and most important german photobooks ever published.
For reference see: The Photobook: A History volume I, pag. 223
Het laatste jaar 1944-45. Een verslag in foto's onderdrukking en bevrijding (Cas Oorthuys)
In the last year of World War II a group of photographers led by Frits Kahlenberg went underground. From underneath their coats, from porches and with the camera hidden in a bag they photographed terror, misery, resistance and the liberation.
Twenty-five years after the war, Cas Oorthuys compiled his war photographs in this book.
Alphabet van Anthon Beeke (Anthon Beeke / Ed van der Elsken)
The naked ladies alphabet by Anthon Beeke!
Cardboard portfolio partly illustrated, 30 b/w illustrations on the reverse, containing 30 loose cardboard sheets, as issued, depicting nude women in the shape of letters in duotone, texts in four languages on verso. This is a Quadrat-Print (Kwadraad-Blad) of De Jong & Co. lithographic and offsetprinters. The Quadrat-Prints are a series of experiments in printing ranging over the fields of graphic design, the plastic arts, literature, architecture and music. They are edited by Pieter Brattinga and were not for sale.
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