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Essay by Peter Craven The Book Published by STANLEY/BARKER on 2 December 2020, Sic Transit is one of the most refined and contemplative photobooks in Bill Henson’s long career. Rather than functioning as a retrospective, it presents a carefully constructed sequence of images that unfolds almost cinematically, allowing the photographs to converse through atmosphere rather than chronology. The accompanying essay by Australian critic Peter Craven provides an interpretative framework without overwhelming the visual experience. Physical specifications: the book measures approximately 31 × 30 cm and contains 164 pages. It is bound as a hardcover housed in a matching slipcase with an illustrated dust jacket and blind-stamped cloth boards—an elegant production […]

By Alistair Crawford, with an interview by Alessandra Mauro The Book This is the most comprehensive volume of the work of Italian photographer Mario Giacomelli, containing 684 beautiful duotone images grouped into 32 carefully sequenced chapters, with an introduction by Alistair Crawford and an interview with Alessandra Mauro. It exists in two editions: an earlier hardcover (ISBN 9780714841595) and a paperback reprint (ISBN 9780714846040), both published by Phaidon. Physical specifications: The paperback measures approximately 11 × 9 × 1 inches — a 4to format — with 428 pages and distinctive red paper covers under an illustrated white dust jacket. Regarding paper: the book seems printed on 150 gsm coated gloss,

Edited by Max Scheler and Matthias Harder, with preface by Bruce Weber and a beautiful Edmund White’s essay — “Eros and Photography: The Passionate Intermediaries of the Body” The Book Herbert List: The Monograph stands as the first comprehensive survey of a photographer whose career resists easy summary — spanning Weimar-era still lifes, sun-struck Greek antiquity, wartime portraiture, postwar rubble, and Italian street life across four decades. Published by Schirmer/Mosel in Munich in 2000, the volume contains over 300 photographs and 420 black-and-white illustrations across 328 pages. It accompanied a retrospective organized by the Herbert List Estate in conjunction with the Fotomuseum im Münchner Stadtmuseum. Physical specifications: The hardcover edition is

Peter Weiermair, with concept by Axel Schenck and McBride himself. ISBN 9783765805202 The Book Rather than presenting adolescence as a sociological subject or an aesthetic motif, Boys examines the years between childhood and adulthood from inside the experience itself. Over several decades, Will McBride photographed boys in moments of uncertainty, confidence, friendship, curiosity, embarrassment, and physical transformation. The result is neither documentary nor autobiography, but a sustained meditation on becoming. The photographs avoid drama. Many are quietly observed, allowing gestures, glances, and body language to carry emotional weight. McBride is interested less in decisive moments than in gradual change—the slow emergence of identity through the body. Unlike many books devoted