Pražské výlohy 1978‑1996 / Prager Schaufenster = Prague Shop Windows 1978‑1996 is a photographic book by Iren Stehli (a Czech‑Swiss photographer born in 1953, who studied at FAMU in the 1970s), published in Prague by Torst in the 1990s (first edition 1996, commonly referenced also as a 2001 reissue) with texts in Czech, English, and German. The book presents a collection of photographs of Prague shop windows taken between 1978 and 1996, serving as an exceptional socio-documentary record of changes in Czech society and mentality during this period. They capture the aesthetics of normalization as well as the transitional period after the Velvet Revolution, showing displays ranging from the gray, sometimes absurd aesthetics of the late socialist era to newly emerging forms of advertising. The photographs are untitled; only the date of creation is noted, emphasizing their character as a time-lapse document of societal change. This publication is regarded as a unique visual document of Czech reality at the end of the 20th century and an important contribution to the history of photography in the post-socialist context. The dust jacket is yellowed and slightly soiled; otherwise, the book is in good condition.