Portland: Nazraeli Press, 2014. Hardcover in slipcase Numbered 350 copies. Steve Kahn along with Robert Heinecken was part of an influential group of photographers that emerged in Los Angeles in 1960s. This oversized volume combines two works completed by Kahn in run-down apartments in Hollywood between 1974 and 1976, The..... Item #14146
Gottingen: Steidl, 2007. hardcover. Item #4457
London: Longer Moon Farther, 2005. softcover. SIGNED. Item #4704
New York: Aperture, 2005. Hardcover. Item #20661
Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri, 1990. Softcover. 64pp. Item #19914
Tokyo: Parco, 1984. Softcover/Hardcover in slipcase First Edition. 2 books in set. Item #17030
London: Academy, 1973. hardcover. Text by Graham Ovenden & Peter Mendes. Item #4063
Tokyo: Hanashi no Takushu, 1972. Soft Cover. Item #8731
Tokyo: Haga Shoten, 1971. softcover. One of a number of Japanese books from the 70s that evoke the sexual liberation using biblical themes and iconography. Item #3324
Paris: Paris Daniel Masclet, 1933. softcover. Item #16525
Tokyo: Camera Art Publications, nd. softcover. Item #11889
New York: Visual studies workshop. Soft Cover. SIGNED. Item #14038
Paris: Societe Parisienne D'Editions, ND. softcover. Item #16522
Gottingen: Steidl, 2017. hardcover First Edition. Item #17465
Veurne, Belgium: Hannibal, 2015. hardcover. Item #16789
Portland: Ampersand, 2014. First Edition. First edition of 300 copies now out-of-print. Item #13941
Portland: Ampersand, 2014. Second Edition. Second edition of 300 copies. Item #14401
Thessaloniki: Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, 2013. softcover. Item #12991
London: (Self), 2013. softcover. SIGNED. Item #13277
New York: Fulton Ryder, 2013. Soft Cover 1st Edition. edition of 300 copies. Item #13593
New York: Rizzoli, 2012. hardcover. Item #11999
New York: Rizzoli, 2012. hardcover. Item #12195
Brooklyn: Vice Books, 2011. hardcover. Item #10053
New York: (Various), 1998-2011. softcover. Item #10069
New York: TeenVAG, 2011. softcover 69 copies. Natasha Nuñez and Allison Levy’s self-published zine TeenVAG promotes the work of emerging female artists seeking to confound stereotypes of female sex appeal whilst?eliminating the male whimsy through the portrayal of girls as their own ideal. Item #11002
