EGOÏSTE SEVEN EDITIONS EDITION 11 EDITION 12 - TOME I EDITION 12 - TOME II EDITION 14 - TOME I EDITION 14 - TOME II EDITION 16 - TOME I EDITION 16 - TOME II Égoïste is a French magazine, founded in 1977 by Gérard-Julien Salvy and Nicole Wisniak, primarily an arts and culture publication with a particular emphasis on photography and fashion. Wisniak originally intended to create a quarterly magazine;[1] however, the issues have been released in an irregular, episodic fashion over the years . Each issue of the large-format magazine is around 200 pages long, published strictly in black and white, and printed on heavy stock paper that accounts for its sizable weight. The first issue, printed in 1977, featured a portrait of Andy Warhol by his friend, graphic designer Philippe Morillon, who was also responsible for the cover. Nicole Wisniak has been the sole editor and decision-maker about every aspect of the magazine since inception, including the art direction of the original advertisements that finance its publication. Photographers whose work has appeared in Égoïste include Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Bettina Rheims, Paolo Roversi, Ellen von Unwerth, and Max Vaduku. PLEASE NOTE : Normal signs of aging and small imperfections (see details in the photographs)