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Woodman’s work holds tension between feeling and thought. A body represents disordered interiority and the mirror, or camera, an attempt to create form from the formless. First edition monograph of Woodman's striking photographs. Preface by Hervé Chandès, texts by Philippe Sollers, David Levi Strauss, Elizabeth Janus and Sloan Rankin.

Most known for his portraits of Marilyn Monroe, De Dienes experimentations, brushes with Surrealism, and immersion in 1940s American culture, was singular artist in nude photography. This book returns him to that rightful place.

First edition of Nan Goldin's first, and most fun, photobook, documenting the scene at the Boston queer bar 'The Other Side' in all of its glory and grit. A work about found families.

Exhibition catalogue for Keith Piper's 1991 show exploring the complex and ever shifting relationship between peoples of African descent and the economic and symbolic power of the Christian church. An important, historic documentation.

One of the series of CineIcons: 90s books out of Japan assembling the best images of various movie stars. This might be our favourite, Pacino is devastatingly gorgeous and achingly cool on every page.

A pioneering British surrealist, McBean's photographs are as romantic, uncanny, and deeply elegant as their author. This is a wonderful overview of his work, from set design, portraiture, to fashion work.

A portrait of France through the lens of its favourite son, the father of modern photography himself. Lovely later colour imagery shows a breadth and brevity and the decisive moment is there throughout.

Bailey turning his lens to his local postcode, he captures in moody, atmospheric monochromes the crumbling buildings of Primrose Hill and Camden. The world he depicted was already a relic when this book was published and now feels like a distant history.

Nick Waplington was barely out of high school in 1984 when he first began hanging around his grandfather's housing estate in Aspley, Nottingham. The resulting book is one of the most an important depiction of 1980s working-class Britain.

A really excellent compilation of Davidson's work, each image is more alive, more tangible, more dangerous, and more beautiful than the next. Hardcover first edition.

Arnie's bulging out of every page of this Japanese cine-icon book from the 90s.

Jimmy Dean never looked better than in this powder printed cine-icon book from Japan. It's vibrant and nostalgic and full of pictures you've never seen of the beautiful and damned movie star.

Enormous paperback bible of street style, real street style - unposed, unstyled, often unstylish. Taken in London in the late 90s, the book only furthers its cult status as the years go by.

Gravure printed, featuring fold outs, full bleeds, and elegant design choices, it has to be seen to be believed. Narahara takes us on a journey across Spain; through bustling cities thick with smoke and sweat, into the rural countryside and the pain of hard-worked bodies, and inside the ring, with the bull fighters all dressed in garb of such delicate masculinity.

First French edition of Koudelka's masterpiece, a powerful document of the spiritual and physical state of exile. Mostly taken during Koudelka's many years of wandering through Europe and Great Britain since leaving his native Czechoslovakia in 1968, they speak of passion and reserve, of his rage to see.

A very large, landscape book for very large, landscape photography. Published in 2001 to accompany a retrospective at the Kunsthalle Dusseldorf, this is a wonderful overview of Andreas Gursky's photographic work since 1984.

Karl Lagerfeld's own album of the photographic stories and sequences that he created. At once stylish, sensuous, literate, and full of fantasy and desire.

Israel ‘Izis’ Biderman study of the circus positions him as one of the most adept, astute, and empathetic photographers of his age. Besides each of the gravure printed images sits a poem, written for the book by the great Jacques Prévert. And if that wasn’t enough, the book contains four magnificent circus prints and a dust jacket designed by another of Isis’ friends, Marc Chagall.

Since 1976, Twinsburg, Ohio has hosted an annual festival of twins, where thousands of sets of twins convene for a weekend to celebrate their similarities and differences. It was here, over two consecutive years, that the great documentary photographer Mary Ellen Mark set up a photo studio, and began photographing attendees on a huge 20x24 Polaroid camera.

Second edition of this wonderful book from one of the founders of the Provoke movement. Nakahira's imagery exemplifies the aesthetic and wide-ranging subject matter, shot in stark, focused black and white throughout.

Number 4 in the Japanese series of Best Nudes, this one featuring the works of Guid Mangold and Siwer Ohllson.

Cover to cover Charlotte Rampling, shot by every great photographer in existence but she is always the star.

Billingham’s vision of his dysfunctional parents living their life out in a Midlands Apartment Block. Harsh, brilliant, and amongst the most important british photo books ever produced.