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445,00 kr.Valby: Hostrup-Pedersen, 1998. Gul hardcover (Viking Rubber). 127 sider. Let slid på omslag Første oplag, eet af kun 600 nummerede og signerede eksemplarer / First edition thus, illustrated by Kannik, translated by Kielland and Rene Rasmussen. Signed and numbered copy, one of only 600 copies. Inscribed from Rene Rasmussen to…
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445,00 kr.Mirror of Venus (FIRST EDITION). London: Thomas Nelson & Sons / New York: Ridge Press, 1966. 4°. Publisher’s boards with unclipped well preserved dustjacket. Upaginated. Illustrated throughout with photographs by Wingate Paine. Text by Fellini and Sagan (in English). Very good clean and bright copy with only minor wear to…
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Atrractive well preserved copy of the 1st edition of Haskin’s first book – one of the most influential commercial photobooks of all time, followed by Cowboy Kate and November Girls and hundreds of lookalikes all over the world, copied again and again but none of the rip offs ever reached the charm and beauty of the original
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700,00 kr.First US edition, 1st printing of the British classic of the 1960s mod scene Swingin London with numerous black and white nudes. Among the famous faces include; Julie Christie, Sandie Shaw, Susannah York, Chelsea, Portobello, Charlotte Rampling, Mary Quant, Marianne Faithfull, Lulu, Hayley Mills, Cilla Black, and Dusty Springfield. Printed in beautiful gravure in Switzerland. Very rare beautiful copy with a complete dustjacket.
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Attractive and very rare complete copy of Bill Brandt’s classic nude photographs in the Bodley Head first edition. With a preface by Lawrence Durrell and Introduction by Chapman Mortimer. Included in Parr & Badger 216 : “Brandt’s formal inventiveness and his keen eye for the surreal are most evident in the 90 photographs collected in ‘Perspective of Nudes’, a series that he began in 1945 and continued off and on until his death in1983, . . .in the end comparisons fail to convey Brandt’s utter originality.”
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400,00 kr.The real story of Irene was a sad one: A secret star of the Zurich’s Bohème working as a prostitute until her tragic early accidental death. For three weeks Hecke photographed her daily routine in Zurich and accompanied her to Rome where Irene always celebrated her birthday. The result was a subtle and strong portrait of a woman, both beautiful and confident, erotic and with a proud elegance. The photos, a mix of choreographed and documentary work, capture an unusual immediacy and presence. Roswitha Hecke born in Hamburg 1944 also made still photography for Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Éric Rohmer
















