FIRST EDITION. An elegant photographic essay on Central Park, the natural sanctuary in the heart of New York City. Davidson explores the human face of the Park, photographing the many characters that imbue it with a shared soul. Click on the image for more detail...

This Deluxe Limited Edition of Bruce Davidson’s examination of one block in Harlem includes a SIGNED print. The book is also SIGNED and NUMBERED out of 100. Davidson photographed the same street in Harlem for 2 years to create the images in this series, and this Limited Edition of the 2003 Reprint includes 25 images not included in the original publication. Click on the image for more detail...

FIRST EDITION. Bruce Davidson's honest and insightful portraits of well-known faces fill this volume, published in 1999 by Aperture. These photos are marked by a rare connection between photographer and subject. Featuring pictures from the set of The Misfits, as well as images of Robert Kennedy, The Supremes, and Samuel Beckett.  Click on the image for more detail...

This is the Deluxe Limited Edition from St. Ann's Press, 2003. It includes a SIGNED and NUMBERED print, and this copy is particularly rare as it is number 1 out of 50. This is Bruce Davidson's insightful explorations of the subterranean New York tunnels that make up the subway system. The Artist talks about the individual images in accompanying text, new to this edition. Click on the image for more detail...

This rare FIRST EDITION (Aperture 1986) book is SIGNED by the Artist. Bruce Davidson's insightful explorations of the subterranean New York tunnels that make up the subway system. The Artist talks about the individual images in accompanying text. It is offered in VERY FINE / FINE condition. Click on the image for more detail...

This rare First Edition title from Bruce Davidson features his photographs of the Civil Rights Era in the United States. The march of time can be seen as progress is made and barriers broken down while Davidson photographs the life of African Americans during the early 1960’s. It is offered here SEALED under the original wraps. Click on the image for more detail...

Bruce Davidson’s harsh yet honest portrayal of the difficulties of the Civil Rights Movement is tempered by the images of success and historical milestones presented in this classic photography title. This rare Deluxe Limited Edition is NUMBERED of out of 100. The book is SIGNED and comes in a slipcase along with a cloth portfolio housing a silver gelatin print. Click on the image for more detail...

This is the LIMITED EDITION of Weber’s “Blood Sweat and Tears,” SIGNED by the Artist and numbered out of 300, housed inside a slipcase. This is a highly collectible title printed in an oversize format to best show off the photography that has made Weber one of the most sought-after photographers in the world, including some images here which are previously unpublished. Click on the image for more detail...

This rare Bruce Weber title is offered here SIGNED and in the original blue cardboard box. This is a highly collectible title printed in an oversize format to best show off the photography that has made Weber one of the most sought-after photographers in the world, including some images here which are previously unpublished. Click on the image for more detail...

This collection of Bruce Weber’s photographs of young men and youth in America and across the globe was published on the occasion of a London exhibition and has long been sold out. This first edition title is offered here SEALED under the original wraps and in AS NEW condition. Click on the image for more detail...

 In AS NEW condition. Re-formatted, re-conceived, and beautifully printed, Daido Moriyama's “Another Country New York” is transformed into “'71 - NY.” This contemporary version of Moriyama's 'outsider' vision of New York City, maintains some of the earlier version's rawness. Click on the image for more detail...

SIGNED by the Artist and in AS NEW condition. Re-formatted, re-conceived, and beautifully printed, Daido Moriyama's “Another Country New York” is transformed into “'71 - NY.” This contemporary version of Moriyama's 'outsider' vision of New York City, maintains some of the earlier version's rawness. Click on the image for more detail...

This rare exhibition catalogue features essays by Alexandra Munro and curator Sandra S. Phillips, as well as an exhibition history, selected bibliography, and illustrated chronology of Moriyama's work. Click on the image for more detail...

The VERY RARE premier issue of “Déjà Vu” is offered here in FINE condition. This exquisitely printed high-quality journal features photography by, among others, Robert Frank, Yasumasa Morimura, and 15 pages dedicated to Daido Moriama, who is also interviewed. FIRST EDITION/PRINTING. Click on the image for more detail...

This book was published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Gallery Priska Pasquer in Cologne, Germany. Daido Moriyama records cities around the world that come together and form one imposing, dangerous, and alluring zone. There is no objectivity here: the Artist's own mixed feelings of apprehension and attraction are clearly on display in these photos. FIRST EDITION. Click on the image for more detail...