Photobookstore

• JBE 2019
  
• Set of 11 softcover books
  
• New
  

Taken between 1991 and 2018, these photographs offer us an unprecedented insight into the life of a 21^st-century woman. Lina Scheynius, born in the 1980s, has relentlessly recorded with her film camera the scenes of her life, her friends, her loves. Between 2007 and 2019 she organized this intimate archive into 11 self-published books which have received international acclaim. Against a backdrop of social media and the digital self, Lina Scheynius imposes a sensitivity of a rare intensity, accessible here for the first time in its entirety.

« These books. My sketchbooks or notebooks. The space where I feel completely free to show my photographs the way I want to show it. A place where I can try out and experiment. Sometimes fall, sometimes surprise myself. Each book a testament of where I was and who I was when I made it. »

- Lina Scheynius

• Wombat 2019
  
• Portfolio set, with print
  
• New
  

Wombat No. 40 presents photographer, Gregory Halpern. This Wombat Art Box contains:

• Untitled, 2016. One numbered photographic print size 24 x 30cm
  
• Portfolio No. 40. One hand-assembled collector portfolio.

Texts are in French and English. All images are from Gregory Halpern. The numbered photographic print is made on Hahnemühle fine art paper by Processus laboratory in Paris. Each Wombat box is stamp-dated, numbered and hand-assembled in our workshops.

• Setanta 2020
  
• Softcover, 1st edition with print
  
• New
  

“Most of my work was photographed in Wisconsin, where I’ve lived all my life. When I was five years old, a benign tumor was discovered in my lumbar spine, which gradually caused my spine to curve over time. In 2007, I experienced severe complications from the surgery that straightened and fused my spine in place. Eleven years later, I underwent more reconstructive spinal surgeries that were unsuccessful and caused additional impairments. Photography allows me to express how I feel, and transform the pain and isolation of my deformed and disabled body into beauty and strength. I try to mirror what I feel inside when I capture the subtle changes in light, mood, and landscapes around me. I take pictures to remember how I feel, and I hope they make you feel something personal for yourself.”

- Margaret Durow

48 Page softcover 21cm x 16cm book. Edition of 250 copies, of which 30 copies come with this signed and numbered 150mm x 200mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle paper tipped in to the end page.

Skyway print version shown in video

• Setanta 2020
  
• Softcover, 1st edition with print
  
• New
  

“Most of my work was photographed in Wisconsin, where I’ve lived all my life. When I was five years old, a benign tumor was discovered in my lumbar spine, which gradually caused my spine to curve over time. In 2007, I experienced severe complications from the surgery that straightened and fused my spine in place. Eleven years later, I underwent more reconstructive spinal surgeries that were unsuccessful and caused additional impairments. Photography allows me to express how I feel, and transform the pain and isolation of my deformed and disabled body into beauty and strength. I try to mirror what I feel inside when I capture the subtle changes in light, mood, and landscapes around me. I take pictures to remember how I feel, and I hope they make you feel something personal for yourself.”

- Margaret Durow

48 Page softcover 21cm x 16cm book. Edition of 250 copies, of which 30 copies come with this signed and numbered 150mm x 200mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle paper tipped in to the end page.

Skyway print version shown in video.

• Setanta 2020
  
• Softcover, 1st edition with print
  
• New
  

“Most of my work was photographed in Wisconsin, where I’ve lived all my life. When I was five years old, a benign tumor was discovered in my lumbar spine, which gradually caused my spine to curve over time. In 2007, I experienced severe complications from the surgery that straightened and fused my spine in place. Eleven years later, I underwent more reconstructive spinal surgeries that were unsuccessful and caused additional impairments. Photography allows me to express how I feel, and transform the pain and isolation of my deformed and disabled body into beauty and strength. I try to mirror what I feel inside when I capture the subtle changes in light, mood, and landscapes around me. I take pictures to remember how I feel, and I hope they make you feel something personal for yourself.”

- Margaret Durow

48 Page softcover 21cm x 16cm book. Edition of 250 copies, of which 30 copies come with this signed and numbered 150mm x 200mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle paper tipped in to the end page.

• Setanta 2020
  
• Softcover, 1st edition with print
  
• New
  

“Most of my work was photographed in Wisconsin, where I’ve lived all my life. When I was five years old, a benign tumor was discovered in my lumbar spine, which gradually caused my spine to curve over time. In 2007, I experienced severe complications from the surgery that straightened and fused my spine in place. Eleven years later, I underwent more reconstructive spinal surgeries that were unsuccessful and caused additional impairments. Photography allows me to express how I feel, and transform the pain and isolation of my deformed and disabled body into beauty and strength. I try to mirror what I feel inside when I capture the subtle changes in light, mood, and landscapes around me. I take pictures to remember how I feel, and I hope they make you feel something personal for yourself.”

- Margaret Durow

48 Page softcover, 21cm x 16cm. Edition of 250 copies, of which 30 copies come with this signed and numbered 150mm x 200mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle paper tipped in to the end page.

Skyway print version shown in video

• Setanta 2020
  
• Softcover, 1st edition with print
  
• New
  

“Most of my work was photographed in Wisconsin, where I’ve lived all my life. When I was five years old, a benign tumor was discovered in my lumbar spine, which gradually caused my spine to curve over time. In 2007, I experienced severe complications from the surgery that straightened and fused my spine in place. Eleven years later, I underwent more reconstructive spinal surgeries that were unsuccessful and caused additional impairments. Photography allows me to express how I feel, and transform the pain and isolation of my deformed and disabled body into beauty and strength. I try to mirror what I feel inside when I capture the subtle changes in light, mood, and landscapes around me. I take pictures to remember how I feel, and I hope they make you feel something personal for yourself.”

- Margaret Durow

48 Page softcover 21cm x 16cm book. Edition of 250 copies, of which 30 copies come with this signed and numbered 150mm x 200mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle paper tipped in to the end page.

Skyway print version shown in video

• Sokyusha 2020
• Softcover, 1st edition
  
• New
  

"My new book The Dreaming contains 86 black and white images selected from my 27 years’ career in photography and traveling. When I turned 50 last year, I decided to go through all the black & white negatives I had taken so far. Every moment of the journeys may have been vision of dreams – that’s what I thought when I tracked down my archive and such a thought gave me a hint to make this book."

- Yasuhiro Ogawa

Edition of 500 copies.  Signed copy.

This copy comes with an added large handmade collotype print as shown, printed at Benrido Atelier, Kyoto.  Image is 25cm x 16cm, on paper size 36cm x 31cm.