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New York: Portrait of a City (10 photos)
© Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Detroit Publishing Company Collection. Above: Mulberry Street, 1900. Reuel Golden, a former executive editor of PDN, has worked with art...
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Meet The Beatles (3 Photos)
All photos © Harry Benson In 1964, Scottish photojournalist Harry Benson was sent on an assignment by The Daily Express to accompany The Beatles to Paris. Over the next two years gained extraordinary...
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Living Amongst the Trees (7 photos)
© Alaisdair Jardine. Baumraum, Andreas Wenning, Between Alder and Oak, Osnabrück, Germany. What was it about tree houses that so appealed to us as children? The idea of secluding oneself in a space...
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Wooden House Tour (6 Photos)
WMR, Ingrid House, La Boca, Matanzas, Chile © Sergio Pirrone Wood Architecture Now! Vol.2 is a new hardcover book by Philip Jodidio (Taschen) available mid-June. As soon as humans bravely moved out of...
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Film Noir: 100 All-Time Favorites
“Enter a world populated by private eyes, gangsters, psychopaths and femmes fatales, where deception, lust and betrayal run rampant,” says Taschen about their soon-to-be-released 688 page book, Film...
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Sebastião Salgado’s “Genesis”
Legendary social documentary photographer Sebastião Salgado has traveled to over 100 countries, published multiple books, exhibited internationally, won many awards and he’s also a UNICEF Goodwill...
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The Ultimate Doisneau
The largest published collection of Robert Doisneau‘s classic images was recently released. Included in the massive, 540-page book are quotes from Doisneau, and a preface written by Doisneau’s...
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50 Years of Rocking and Rolling
For serious Stones fans only – Taschen has recently released a “SUMO-size” hardcover, 518 page photography book, which includes fold-outs and silkscreen printed chapter openers. Contributing...
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Cover Me
In typical Taschen “go big or go home” fashion, the book publisher recently released a massive 552-page hardcover book featuring more than 750 images of album covers. “Album art is indelibly linked to...
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Bringing the Studio to the Shark
More elusive than a Hollywood star—and with more teeth—sharks are one of Michael Muller’s other exotic subjects. Great whites, lemon sharks, hammerheads, whale sharks, blue sharks, blacktips, Oceanic...
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National Geographic’s American Pride
For more than 100 years, National Geographic magazine has been known for exotic photos of distant lands, but for much of that time, the magazine has been equally focused on America. A new two volume...
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Marvin E. Newman’s Vintage Color Innovations
Marvin E. Newman’s work is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago, and he shot assignments for LIFE, Look, Fortune and Esquire,...
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Richard Avedon and James Baldwin on America Then (and Now)
It’s hard to imagine a more appropriate time for a rerelease of “Nothing Personal,” the collaborative book by Richard Avedon and James Baldwin, first published in 1964. Combining Avedon’s images of...
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First Stanley Kubrick Photographed 1940s New York, Then He Made His Films
It’s not well known that before Stanley Kubrick became the critically acclaimed director of iconic films like Dr. Strangelove and The Shining, he was a photographer for Look magazine. Kubrick, a Bronx...
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