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Anton Corbijn’s major retrospective — defining portraits of Joy Division, Depeche Mode, U2, and the figures who shaped rock music, in collaboration with painter Marlene Dumas. Essential for fans of music photography and anyone interested in images that are simultaneously commercial and culturally defining.

A retrospective selection of Douglas Kirkland’s celebrated Hollywood photography — Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Coco Chanel, and the golden age of cinema, documented with technical brilliance and genuine warmth. Essential for admirers of entertainment photography and the art of the intimate portrait.

A comprehensive Skira survey of photography’s two centuries — from daguerreotypes to the digital present, covering portraiture, documentary, fashion, fine art, and scientific photography. Walter Guadagnini’s one-volume introduction is an essential reference for understanding the medium’s full extraordinary richness.

A major retrospective of Bruce Davidson’s documentary photography — Brooklyn gangs, East 100th Street, the New York subway, the Civil Rights movement. Previously unseen work alongside classics: an essential document of a Magnum photographer’s career spanning American life with sensitivity and moral seriousness.

The most important photojournalism of 2024 — World Press Photo prize-winners and nominees bearing witness to the year’s most significant events, conflicts, and human moments. The authoritative Hatje Cantz annual document for photographers, journalists, and anyone who values documentary photography’s power.

Robert Doisneau’s photographs of Parisian musical life — street musicians, jazz clubs, café singers — presented alongside the work that made him a legend. A Flammarion celebration of a master photographer’s lifelong love of music, with the warmth and wit that define his entire career.

Luigi & Iango’s intimate, artistically ambitious photographs of Madonna — presented alongside reflection from all three collaborators. More than a celebrity photo book: a Phaidon documentation of a decade-long creative partnership and one of popular culture’s most enduring icons.

Annie Leibovitz’s large-format collection of fashion and portrait photography — images that fuse fantasy, style, and psychological depth from one of the world’s most important photographers. With a preface by Anna Wintour, a landmark Phaidon publication from a fifty-year career defining visual culture.

The extraordinary food photography from Nathan Myhrvold’s landmark Modernist Cuisine series — cross-sections, high-speed imagery, and micro-photography that transform cooking into scientific and aesthetic revelation. Simultaneously informative and stunning, a book that makes the familiar world extraordinary.

Previously unseen and rarely seen work from Diane Arbus — one of photography’s most important and provocative figures. Published by Gagosian with scholarly commentary, this essential volume extends our understanding of a photographer whose influence on contemporary image-making remains immense.

Claude Gassian’s stunning black-and-white photographs document Patti Smith in Paris, 1976 — one of rock music’s most mythic figures at a pivotal career moment. Intimate and electric, these images capture Smith as poet, rocker, and pure presence: an essential record of a singular artist.

Carole Naggar and Fred Ritchin present the ultimate guide to Magnum Photos’ legendary photobook legacy in this essential Phaidon Press volume. Exploring decades of groundbreaking artistic photography and documentary photography publications, this catalogue reveals how Magnum’s innovative approach to photographic storytelling revolutionized the medium and influenced generations of photographers worldwide.

Discover the remarkable artistic vision of Christian Voigt through this comprehensive photography catalog from Te Neues. This stunning collection showcases Voigt’s mastery of light, composition, and creative expression across diverse photographic works. Perfect for photography enthusiasts, art collectors, and students, the catalog offers deep insights into contemporary artistic photography techniques and innovation.

Alison Jackson’s provocative pictorial work features celebrity lookalikes in masterfully crafted trick photography that challenges our relationship with fame. Through humor and visual brilliance, Jackson creates convincing yet impossible scenarios that blur reality and fiction, forcing viewers to question celebrity culture and the power of photography to shape perception in our image-obsessed world.