This special issue functions as a richly illustrated monograph dedicated completely to the legendary Swedish photographer Christer Strömholm (1918-2002). The publication features around 116 pages of powerful, high-contrast imagery, showcasing both his iconic black-and-white work and rare color still-lifes/assemblages. Condition: Very Good (VG) and completely intact. Spine: Strong, tight glue binding. The volume functions as a comprehensive career overview, showcasing Strömholm’s classic black-and-white photography spanning from the early 1950s through his global expeditions. The book is structured with minimal formatting—primarily letting the imagery speak for itself—interspersed with short, contextual descriptive captions and brief essays. The publication includes many of his most renowned imagery styles:The Place Blanche Collection: His historic, intimate, and empathetic street-photography portraits of transvestites in Paris during the 1950s and 1960s. Global Expeditions: Visual journals documented during his travels across Spain, Japan, India, and the United States. Because of its limited distribution and status as a definitive retrospective printed during his peak breakthrough era, first editions of this book are highly collectible items for photography enthusiasts today. Graphic Textures & Architecture: Early-career, sharply focused compositions highlighting shadows, clear-cut interiors, and weathered city walls. Because of its limited distribution and status as a definitive retrospective printed during his peak breakthrough era, first editions of this book are highly collectible items for photography enthusiasts today.