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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.

A comprehensive survey of women’s contribution to photography from Anna Atkins to contemporary practice — over 50 photographers whose techniques, subjects, and gender have shaped the medium in ways mainstream histories have too often undervalued. A Prestel essential that enriches your understanding of photography.

Major new work from William Eggleston — recently discovered dye-transfer photographs from the man who legitimised colour photography as fine art. Featuring never-widely-seen images alongside iconic works, an essential addition to the literature of one of photography’s most revolutionary figures.

Elisabeth Sussman’s The Seventh Dog presents a compelling biographical journey through the world of photographers and photojournalists. Published by prestigious Phaidon Press Ltd, this artistic exploration reveals the creative processes behind powerful visual storytelling. Perfect for photography enthusiasts and professionals seeking insight into the intersection of documentary work and artistic expression in contemporary photography.

A haunting work of historical fiction by Luca Crippa and Maurizio Onnis that examines the Holocaust through the lens of photography and survival. Set within concentration camp walls, this Penguin Books publication explores the moral complexities faced by inmates forced to document history’s darkest moments, weaving together themes of witness, memory, and human resilience.

Discover Italy’s most magnificent palaces through Massimo Listri’s stunning photography in this Taschen architectural masterpiece. Journey behind imposing doors to explore centuries of power, wealth, and culture embedded in Italy’s grandest palatial structures. From ornate facades to opulent interiors, experience the architectural glories and vivid histories that have shaped Italian cityscapes for generations.

TASCHEN presents Interiors Now! 40th Ed, a stunning photographic journey through the world’s most exceptional contemporary interior design. This architectural photography book captures innovative residential and commercial spaces that define modern living. From minimalist retreats to bold design statements, discover how today’s leading designers are reshaping interior spaces globally. An essential visual resource for design enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Journey through New York’s evolution from the mid-19th century to today with this stunning photographic history by Taschen. Featuring legendary photographers Weegee, Ezra Stoller, and Steve Schapiro, this evocative portrait captures the energy, beauty, and grit of America’s most iconic city. Complete with an appendix of NYC-inspired books, movies, and music celebrating the cultural legacy of the city that never sleeps.

Daniel Kramer’s legendary photographic portfolio documents Bob Dylan’s revolutionary transformation between 1964-1965. With extraordinary behind-the-scenes access, Kramer captured Dylan on tour, on stage, and backstage during his meteoric rise to fame. This captivating visual chronicle stands among the finest musical photography ever created, preserving intimate moments from one of music’s most pivotal eras.

A stunning photographic journey through America’s abandoned movie palaces by renowned duo Marchand/Meffre. This artistic documentation captures the haunting beauty of grandiose theaters from entertainment’s golden age—now empty, decaying, or repurposed. Following their acclaimed The Ruins of Detroit, the French photographers present a poignant historical record of cultural transformation, celebrating architectural heritage while mourning its decline.

Paul Tulett’s striking photography reveals the unexpected beauty of Japanese Brutalist architecture in this compelling exploration. Born from post-war devastation, these concrete structures showcase bold geometric forms and raw material textures that challenge traditional architectural beauty. A radical departure from convention, Japanese Brutalism transforms harsh concrete into expressions of grace and functionality, creating monuments that embody both strength and artistic vision.

John Leo Gillen’s Temporary Pleasure chronicles over fifty years of nightclub evolution across America and Europe through striking photography. From 1960s psychedelic New York venues to contemporary post-club happenings, this visual journey reveals how each generation transformed nightlife spaces to meet their unique cultural needs, proving the one constant in club culture is change itself.