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Rotterdam: Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, 2004. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Boards in illustrated dustjacket. Facsimile-reprint of the first edition published by Helikon in 1972. Limited to 1000 copies. Black & white reproductions of photographs by Loninczy. Binding and contents very fine. The dustjacket has light wear to spine ends, corners and edges. Loose leaflet with introduction and list of images laid-in. Bottom edge of leaflet with tears. English and Hungarian text. 97 pp. 25 x 21 cm. .

Budapest: Magyar Helikon, 1972. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 25x21 cm. . Black paper-covered boards with gilt lettering in bright, photo-pictorial dustjacket. Illustrated throughout with 96 black and white reproductions of photographs and 2 blue transparent pages. Missing 1,7 mm. at top of spine strip. Dust jacket with light edge wear and professionally restored chip to upper spine end. Unpaginated [97 pp.] The Photobook Parr & Badger, Vol.1. Dust jacket now protected by mylar cover. .

Nederlands Fotomuseum / Vintage Gallery, 2004. Hardcover. Fine/No jacket. Special limited edition facsimile of Lorinczy's photography book originally published in 1972. One of 50 copies with a second-generation print numbered 21/50 laid into a fitted black box.

Rotterdam, Cologne, Budapest: Nederlands Fotomuseum / Schaden.com / Vintage Gallery, 2004. First Facsimile Edition Deluxe. Hardcover. Fine condition. Regeneration print numbered 3/50. Edition 1/1000. Folio. (13 x 11"). Original faux black leather (10 x 8"), stamped in gilt with black lettering, gilt on spine, laid with pull lever into matching black clam-shell box (14 x 11,5"), gilt-stamped with black lettering on cover. Double page with introduction, this with facsimile signature, and list of images laid in. In addition a facsimile signature in text. "Lorinczy's style is rough, raw and uninhibited, in the best stream-of-consciousness manner. Lorinczy clearly had a whale of a time in the headquarters of consumer capitalism, catching up on the 1960s and tasting some of the forbidden fruits, such as rock bands and experimental theatre groups. The excited, carefree, though not naive view of New York makes a refreshing change from the inbred cynicism of the streetwise native." Parr & Badger, The… Read More

Magyar Helikon, 1972. Hardcover. First edition. Very Good+ hardcover with light wear along the bottom boards, light rubbing to two tips, light remains of a sticker to the ffep and light handling wear in a Very Good dust jacket with light wear at the edges and extremities, a short tear with chip to the back at the crown and light chipping at the crown. Black paper-covered boards with crisp gold-stamped title to the front and spine in dust jacket. All dust jackets are protected by a clear mylar cover. BOOKS SHIP THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING, IN A BOX. 108 pages, with a foldout list of plates at the rear; 96 b&w photographs, plus 2 plates printed in blue on vellum; 8.25 x 10 inches. Text in Hungarian. An energetic and hallucinatory view of New York City in the late 1960s presented through an "anything goes" embrace of techniques and layout similar to Daido Moriyama. One of the classics of modern photographic literature. See Parr & Badger, The Photobook, p.262-263; Auer, p.540.

Rotterdam/Cologne/Budapest: Vintage Gallery, 2004. Facsimile Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Special limited facsimile edition of Lorinczy's classic photography book originally published in 1972. One of only 50 copies with special second generation print laid into fitted black box. Listed in Parr / Badger History of the Photobook. Fine condition.