This is Lagerfeld's own album of the photographic stories and sequences that he has created over the last eight years. Shot in black and white, often with models and costumes, his photos are at once beautifully composed, stylish, sensuous, literate and full of fantasy.

Karl Lagerfeld: Off the Record

Arts & Photography

Karl Lagerfeld

Gerhard Steidl

Walter Keller

Photography & Video

Scalo

Gerhard Richter: Abstract Painting 825-11, 69 Details

RICHTER, Gerhard

Ein Weites Feld

Grass

History & Criticism

People and Places Without Name

Michel Comte

Individual Artists

Die Perfekte Kindheit 1ST Edition

LARRY CLARK

Farewell to Bosnia (German Edition)

History

Peress, Gilles

Europe

First edition.  Text in English.  Like new in dust jacket.

Malick Sidibe

British photographer Richard Billingham has produced a frighteningly personal artist's book in the tradition of Nan Goldin's "Ballad of Sexual dependency" and R. Crumb's cartoons and films. Here the subject is Billingham's own dysfunctional family torn apart by the ravages of alcoholism and poverty. Billingham documents their squalid surroundings and violent interactions with shocking candor. He turns his camera lens on Raymond, his alcoholic father, stumbling through his life in a drunken stupor; Elizabeth, his mother, covered in tattoos who fills the emotional void in her life with her collection of pets; and Jason, his brother, an aimless young man who is drawn to drugs. This project blasts the lid off of one of our remaining taboos. Paperback, 8.25 x 11 inches, 112 pages, 75 color illustrations.

Richard Billingham: Ray's a Laugh

Richard Billingham

Trade

Jaeggi, Martin

William Eggleston is almost synonymous with color photography--or so we think. But the man who almost single-handedly established color photography in the art world with his 1976 Museum of Modern Art exhibition, William Eggleston's Guide, started out as a black-and-white photographer. It was in the early 1960s that Eggleston first took to the camera, after discovering the work of Walker Evans and Henri Cartier-Bresson, and it was their black-and-white aesthetic that opened his lens. Precolor presents Eggleston's never-before published black-and-white work, a roadmap for his later hyper-saturated color oeuvre.~Eggleston's passion for everyday life, for the uncanny beauty of the mundane, is already evident in his black-and-white photographs. Whether it's a stack of metal chairs, a man at a pay phone, a child perched on a tree, or a teenager on a street corner--Eggleston captures them all with an off-hand elegance, casually endowing the most seemingly insignificant glimpses of life with substance and urgency.

William Eggleston: Precolor: The Black And White Pictures

Eggleston, William

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