In the 17th century, the citizens of Oberammergau made a covenant with God. If he halted the plague, they would reenact The Passion of Christ every ten years for eternity. When the deaths ceased, in 1634, the villagers fulfilled their promise and the first Passion Play was staged. Regine Petersen’s (DE) combination of image and text takes as its starting point Adolf Hitler’s attendance of Oberammergau’s tricentennial Jubilee in 1934. Her narrative unfolds on two levels: that of the worl...

A new-born baby is carefully checked over at a hospital in Jaipur, a small girl grins from a bench on Rome’s Piazza Navona and young boys jostle in front of the camera in Havana – over his long career and on his many travels Steve McCurry has taken an incredible selection of photographs of children, each one managing to hint at an epic story. Stories and Dreams brings a unique selection of these images together for the first time. With an introduction from Ziauddin Yousufzai, father of Ma...

Dedicated to thelegendary actress and singer Brigitte Bardot, and includes many rare and unpublished photos from the archives of Douglas Kirkland and Terry O'Neill.

Fabulous Faces of Classic Hollywood presents long-buried, little-seen portraits of some of Hollywood's favourite movie stars by the industry's leading portrait photographers.

Covering fifty years of photography over 4 continents, Visions provides a retrospective of the work of the internationally renowned Belgian photographer, Jean-Dominique Burton.

From the banks of the River Ganges to the Vodou priests in Benin, not forgetting his own native Belgium, Jean-Dominique Burton has dedicated his life to revealing the beauty and the wealth of often ancient, ancestral cultures in his pictures, through which he encourages a form of transmission. As an award-winning portr...

Anouk Masson Krantz takes a dive into the private world of Wagonhound in Wyoming, one of America's largest working ranches, where she offers a rare window into the cowboy ranching culture of the American West.

Photography book on the globalised economy, gender roles and pop culture by Charlie Koolhaas (daughter of architect Rem Koolhaas).

Charlie Koolhaas looks at the traces of constantly changing global economy: intercontinental markets; the chiffres of pop culture and of merchandizing; the brokers trading goods around the planet; and male and female role models in context with business-driven relationships.

New edition of Peter Arnold's classic 'Tulips', at an even more accessible price. Showcases the most popular spring flower in all its beauty and variety.

A delightful and humorous book for pet and animal lovers! Features 88 Old Masters' style animal pictures and a portrait of a shy boy. Humorous and philosophical texts about different animal characters.

This book takes you back to exciting times, back when travelling meant discovering the world in a stylish and sometimes adventurous fashion. Ride the Orient Express to the Far East, cross the Atlantic on huge ocean liners, travel Route 66 through the United States, and break the sound barrier aboard the Concorde. Text in English and German.