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Cutting Edge: Modernist British Printmaking
This new book which accompanied the exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery illustrates over 120 linocuts, drawings and posters by Grosvenor School artists and its thematic layout focuses on the key components which made up their dynamic and rhythmic visual imagery. 192pp.
Dynamic Movement
This catalogue was published to accompany an exhibition which commemorates the 80th Anniversary of The First Exhibition of British Linocuts which was held in London in June 1929. 48pp
George Dannatt and Friends
Catalogue to accompany the Centenary Exhibition at Osborne Samuel Gallery from 2 – 19 September 2015.
George Dannatt: One Way of Seeing / Ein Weg des Sehens
80 Pages, illustrated by 14 black and white plates, 16 colour plates and 29 photographs. Published in 1990 by Hobnob Press.
Nick Danziger: Another Life
320 pages. This remarkable book, a masterpiece of photojournalism was launched at Osborne Samuel in January 2020.
Nick Danziger: Mana
For the first time, a camera goes deep inside the sacred space of the All Black camp. Best-selling photojournalist Nick Danziger and writer James Kerr have been granted unprecedented access to the All Black environment as the team builds towards the 2011 Rugby World Cup. 256pp.
With a Conscious Eye: An Exhibition of Three Photographers
Catalogue for With a Conscious Eye an exhibition showcasing images by three photographers working in a reflective documentary tradition, David Constantine, Nick Danziger and Justin Partyka. 56pp
Richard Diebenkorn: Etchings and Drypoints 1949 – 1980
The catalogue raisonne of Diebenkorn's etchings and drypoints. Introduction by Mark Stevens. 128pp
David Farrell: Life Through The Lens
Catalogue for the exhibition at Osborne Samuel Gallery, 1 – 20 September 2014. 64pp.
Tim Flach: More Than Human
Award-winning photographer Tim Flach has spent years enquiring into the essential bond we have with animals. Now, he presents the culmination of years of tireless, expert endeavour, an extraordinary body of work in which each image is more striking and powerful than the last. 300pp.
Tim Flach: Equus
No animal has captured the human imagination quite like the horse, depicted in media from cave drawings thousands of years ago through countless renderings in paint, clay, ink, even film. Award-winning photographer Tim Flach’s quest to document the horse has resulted in Equus, an intensely moving look at an animal - as solitary subject and en masse, from the air and from underwater - whose history is so powerfully linked to our own. 300pp.