New York: PPP Editions, 2008. softcover in slipcase 1,500 copies. 10.5 x 12 inches, 300 B&W and color reproductions. A highly original, personal selection from the collection of respected curator, writer and The New Yorker photography critic Vince Aletti. "Male" is an eloquent essay on masculine sexuality gathered from over..... Item #7425
New York: Aperture, 2016. hardcover First Edition. Item #16380
Stockholm: Acne Studios, 2013. hardcover in slipcase numbered 500 copies. 190 pages. curated by an American photography writer and critic Vince Aletti. Bruce Bellas, better known as Bruce of Los Angeles, was one of America's most prolific photographers of the male nude. Pioneering the eroticised approach to beefcake that came..... Item #13124
Paris: Edition Lutanie & Prefere, 2013. softcover 400 copies. Photographs from the mid-70s of performers from the all-male burlesque Gaiety Theatre in Times Square. Item #13401
Paris: Alasdair Mclellan, 2013. Soft Cover Numbered 2,000 copies. SIGNED. Being from the North of England Alasdair McLellan's youthful curiosities channeled romantic notions about being English and Northern since he began to photograph in 1986. He has admired those who have directed generations through their own similar obsessions such as..... Item #13691
London: (self), 2010. softcover numbered 500 copies. 13.5 x 18.5 inches. Self-published by emerging British photographer Brett Lloyd "The Quieter Poster Boys" is a collection of 15 flat posters designed to go on bedroom walls documenting the boys Lloyd met while couch-surfing across Europe in the summer of 2009. The..... Item #9203
London: (self), 2010. softcover. Item #16681
New York: Printed Matters, 2008. softcover 2,000 copies. Item #7194
New York: Antinous, 2008. hardcover in slipcase. Text by Vince Aletti. Item #7277
San Francisco: Green Candy, 2005. Hardcover. Rex (text and design). Item #4187
New York: Little Bear Press, 2003. hardcover First Edition. 128 pgs, 9 x 10 inches. The pioneering male-figure photographer Jim French's collection of 1972 nude studies of model David Skrivanek rediscovered by Bruce Weber. A beautifully produced monograph designed by Dimitri Levas with an essay and interview with French by..... Item #1860
Paris: Kamel Mennour, 2003. hardcover. Item #2595
Janssen Verlag, 2001. hardcover in slipcase 500 copies. Item #21991
Santa Monica: FotoFactory, 2000. Hardcover 1,500 copies. SIGNED "Best of Luck -- June 2003" These portraits, which range from bodybuilders in posing straps to surfers on the beaches of the California coast, to hippies in love beads, to skateboarders in short shorts and tube socks, capture the unique character of..... Item #7856
Frankfurt: Edition Stemmle, 1996. Hardcover. Item #21850
Boston: Bullfinch, 1990. hardcover. One of Bruce Weber's most important books. Item #2293
Pasadena: Twelvetrees, 1987. Hardcover. Steven Arnold's elaborately theatrical pictures populated by angels, high priests, harlequins, and other ornately costumed characters, meticulously arranged in highly imaginative settings. Item #3867
Zurich: Nachbar der Welt, 1986. softcover First Edition. Pfeiffer's first book with his long time publisheing partner Patrick Frey. “Walter Pfeiffer’s faces are naïve. Lewd, innocent and brutal, yearning, greedy and shy. These faces breathe desire, prescience and eloquence. As embodiments of an adolescent vision that possesses the irresistible power..... Item #7846
London: GMP, 1985. Hardcover. Item #5470
Tokyo: Sebun-sha, 1981. First edition. Cult classic from a well known documentary photographer who followed the Tokyo transvestite scene from 1972 to 1980. Item #4876
Tokyo: Byakuya Shobo, 1981. Soft Cover First Edition. Remakable book of gay life in San Francisco by little known Japanese photographer Testsuji Shimizu who seems have have been fully immersed in the scene. Brilliantly laid out. Item #13923
New York: Camera / Graphic Press, 1975. hardcover 1st American Edition. Item #6157
Tokyo: Daini Shobo, 1972. Hardcover in slipcase. Masaru Nishina (editor). Extraordinary collection of gay nudes published by Daini Shobo who published Japan's oldest and longest running gay magazine, Barazoku, started a year earlier in 1971. Printed with two colored boards - red and black. Item #11545
Roma: Essedi, 1970. hardcover First Edition. Item #5126
