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BIG NEW YORK: The Most Iconic PhotosThis breathtaking coffee table book brings together the most outstanding images of New York, captured by a wide variety of photographers, each with their own style and individual perspective on the city. The result is a comprehensive, unique portrait of the Big Apple spanning several decades. New York's most iconic motifs and magical moments captured in magnificent photographs and collected in an opulent coffee table book The luxurious XXL format with over 500 pages makes the…

BIG NEW YORK: The Most Iconic PhotosThis breathtaking coffee table book brings together the most outstanding images of New York, captured by a wide variety of photographers, each with their own style and individual perspective on the city. The result is a comprehensive, unique portrait of the Big Apple spanning several decades. New York's most iconic motifs and magical moments captured in magnificent photographs and collected in an opulent coffee table book The luxurious XXL format with over 500 pages makes the book a real collector's item for every New York fan With legendary New York photographers such as Elliott Erwitt and Thomas Hoepker Limited to 1,000 copies. Slip-cased, with cut-outs Text in English and German The book is introduced by a brief text about New York and life there, and each chapter is dedicated to a photographer and includes a short biography along with a series of images. The photographers featured lived in the city at different times, each with a different background and an individual style of visual language. The unique black and white photographs by photographic icon Elliott Erwitt meet impressive contemporary testimonies by the well-known photojournalist Thomas Hoepker. Atmospheric imagery by bad weather photographer Christophe Jacrot is juxtaposed with Alan Schaller's unusual cityscapes that play with light and shadow. Text in English and German. Thomas Hoepker, Elliott Erwitt, Misha Erwitt, Serge Ramelli, Phil Penman, Luc Kordas, Christopher Bliss, Bernhard Hartmann, David Drebin, Christophe Jacrot, Alan Schaller, Bastian Barenbrock, Andreas H. Bitesnich, Allan Tannenbaum