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A lovely 60s edition of the foundational text of the Thelema, written by Aleister Crowley in 1904. "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law".

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.

Five experimental prose pieces from the elder statesman of modernism, who took his training as a physician and wrote some of the most beautiful lines in the English language. First edition.

First edition, third printing of Wolfe's first published collection of essays, featuring his inimitable insights of everything from Las Vegas and Rudyard Kipling to UES Doormen and hot rod culture.

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.

John Lennon's second book, published in 1965, contains nonsensical stories, poems and his illustrations. Is it good? Not really. Is it enjoyable? Entirely. Is a historic document of Lennon? You bet.

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.

Incredibly rare pocketbook that offers everything you need to know to find, take, and properly experience magic mushrooms. A mycological grail of sorts.

Our favourite of the legendary Great Bear Pamphlets, covering the manifestos of every avant-garder you could possibly want. Original, 1966 printing in lovely condition.

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.

First edition of twenty three essays by Albert Camus, selected by the author prior to his death that year. His final work.

This handsome book brings together for the first time Serra's drawn work, considering the artist's investigation of medium as an activity both independent from and linked to his pioneering sculptural practice.

Three novels by Ronald Firbank in one dust jacket designed by Andrew Warhol, who would later go by Andy. Before he made it, Warhol worked as a book cover designer, and this is one of his very finest.

First edition of Man Ray's autobiography, one of the finest artist's biographies ever written. Gossipy and profound, Ray was at the centre of the art world for 50 odd years and remembered everything.

A good photograph, so says Andy Warhol, is "one that's in focus and of a famous person". By this metric, John Hamilton's Thank Your Lucky Stars might just be the book with the most good photographs ever published.

Simon is one of the great contemporary photo book makers, and The Innocents is no different. Documenting the stories of individuals who served time in prison for violent crimes they did not commit, it questions of photography’s function as a credible eyewitness and arbiter of justice.

In dazzling style and keen wit, Wolfe takes aim at Modern Art, from its founding days as Abstract Expressionism through its transformations to Pop, Op, Minimal, and Conceptual. First edition.