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1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Robert Doisneau)
First edition of Doisneau's enchanting children's book. Contains 12 beautiful full-page photos in gravure by Doisneau.
100 jaar Grasso (Violette Cornelius / Carel Blazer)
Beautiful company photobook about Grasso Machinefabrieken NV.
Photo typo language. The edition is trilingual (Dutch, French, German) font used is Baskerville.
Photography by Violette Cornelius, text by Eugene Eberle, layout by Benno Wissing.
101 Billionaires (Rob Hornstra)
Rob Hornstra's striking portrayal of contemporary Russian life. One of the best photobooks of 2008. Limited edition of 1000 copies.
50 jaar Berkel 1898-1948: Een Halve Eeuw Berkel (Kees Molkenboer / A. Glavimans)
Voorloper van bedrijfsfotoboek met kenmerken van vroeg-industriële fotografie en productfotografie. In het gedenkboek zijn aflopende groepsfoto's van het personeel en geretoucheerde foto's van snij- en weegmachines afgedrukt. Het gebruik van Berkel apparatuur in het dagelijks leven is in beeld gebracht. Zeer zeldzaam.
A dog's guide to Tokyo (Eikoh Hosoe)
Eikoh Hosoe is one of the iconic figures in photography who has published some of the most critically acclaimed photobooks of the past 50 years. Few people realize that he has collaborated on 4 children’s books with Betty Jean Lifton (Hiroshima, Return to Hiroshima, Taka-chan and I, and A Dog’s Guide to Tokyo.)
A Way of Seeing (Helen Levitt)
Wonderful Helen Levitt 1965 First edition classic with New York City photographs and an essay by author James Agee. Gorgeous black and white gravure reproductions.
See Roth 101; Parr and Badger, Volume 1, 252; Hasselblad, The Open Book, 214.
Achterland (Hans van der Meer )
Photographer Hans van der Meer made a trip for NRC Handelsblad through the Netherlands. His observations, in words and pictures are often funny, sometimes sad and occasionally poetic. Is this our country? Are we this? The enigmatic Achterland.
Alfred Stieglitz - Camera Work The Complete Illustrations 1903-1917 (Alfred Stieglitz)
The complete illustrations from all 50 issues of the magazine Camera Work. Selected key texts on avant-garde photography and fine art. With a comprehensive introduction by Pam Roberts, curator of The Royal Photographic Society, Bath.
Alphabet van Anthon Beeke (Anthon Beeke / Ed van der Elsken)
Cardboard portfolio partly illustrated, 30 b/w illustrations on the reverse, 25 x 25 cms., 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 where not for sale. THE NAKED LADIES ALPHABET BY ANTHON BEEKE.
Amercentrale (Martien Coppens)
Boekje van de PNEM over de Amercentrale met foto's van Martien Coppens.
American Color (Constantine Manos)
Excellent portrait of America! ! A beautiful. A kaleidoscope of color photographs of candid moments within America's public places.
American Pictures: Amerikaanse Indrukken (Jacob Holdt)
A personal journey through black America.
An American Index Of The Hidden And Unfamiliar (Taryn Simon)
One of the most stupendous photography books of the new century, it is destined to be a contemporary classic. Signed by Author
Andre Kertesz: A Lifetime of Perception (Andre Kertesz / Ben Lifson)
Unique retrospective volume which celebrates the seventy years of Kertesz photographic career.
Arnhem - een fotoboek van Cas Oorthuys (Cas Oorthuys)
Photobook of the city of Arnhem by famous Dutch photographer Cas Oorthuys (1908-1975), depicting the city town hall, the reminders of the Battle of Arnhem, the Church of St. Eusebius, etc. in total 239 photo's in colour and black-and-white. With a foreword by burgomaster Chris Matser.
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