This is the NEW EDITION of the VERY SUCCESSFUL SINGLE-SELLER AUCTION by 5Uhr30.com (Ecki Heuser, Cologne, Germany). ARTIST'S FANTASTIC SECOND BOOK from 1987 (after "Skygger Af Ojeblikke", 1978) - by great Danish photographer Krass Clement. VERY SCARCE. Krass Clement is known for masterpieces such as 'Drum' (1996), 'Berlin Notat' (2003) or 'Novemberrejse' (2008). Krass Clement's work has a unique style that combines solid technology and free expressiveness, the balance between classic and modern is exquisite. Krass Clement is one of the most important Danish photographers. He has fans all over the world. Most of his books, especially the old ones, are strongly limited and very sought-after. 5Uhr30.com guarantees detailed and accurate descriptions, 100% protection, 100% insurance and combined shipping worldwide. Borgen, Copenhagen. 1981. First edition, first printing. Paperback (as issued). 277 x 247 mm. 104 pages. Throughout with black-and-white photographs. Photos: Krass Clement. Text in Danish. Condition: Inside fresh and flawless; clean with no marks and with no foxing. Outside quite fresh, with little trace of use; at the spine (like usual) a bit rubbed. Overall fine, better than usual condition. Excellent, very scarce, second photobook by Krass Clement. Krass Clement is the most famous Danish photographer. He has fans all over the world. Most of his books, especially the old ones, are strongly limited and very sought-after. From the photographer's website: "Clement's photographic work emerges from two traditions: The Scandinavian melancholy on the one hand and the 'flaneur' tradition from the Parisian school on the other. In his photography Krass is more concerned with capturing a state of mind than with situations. They are less documentary depictions than subjective moods somewhere between spectator and reality. Insisting on an artistic integrity, Krass Clement has created a strong personal body of work with the photobook as his favourite medium". Krass Clement, born in 1946, trained as a film director, but since his photographic debut "Shadows of Moments" (1978), he has been one of Denmark’s most prominent documentary photographers. He is particularly known for his quiet travel narratives from both Denmark and abroad, with a focus on the human condition. His tightly composed, classically styled black-and-white images — and later also colour photographs - are marked by a sense of melancholy and an eye for surreal details. He has published a large number of photo books, mostly sold-out (quickly) and very sought-after. Including "Byen bag regnen" (about "Copenhagen", 1987), "Ved døden" (1990), "Af en bys breve" (about "Lisbon", 1993), "Langs Vinden" (1998), "Berlin notat" (2005), "Novemberreijse" (2008) and, of course, "Drum" (1996). Krass Clement has published 28 (!) books.