In 1970, Tony and Linda Keeler were invited to a wedding in Ibiza. This first visit must have struck them somehow, as it marked the beginning of an infatuation with the island that would last throughout the whole decade. What attracted romantics like Tony and Linda to the island? Looking at the photos, we enter a world were tradition and alternative lifestyles appear to coexist harmoniously within an atmosphere of tolerance, embedded in unspoiled natural and architectural beauty. When decades later Tony Keeler returned to Ibiza, he focused on the island’s remaining essence and commented: “No need for nostalgia… some things won’t change”. Very rare book sold out everywhere in VF condition, only some yellowing on the dust Tony Keeler was the Helmut Newton of Ibiza during the 70's and has done an unique work the book has been signed by the Author Tony Keeler on the 2nd page "During the 1970s, the traditional Ibicencan dress could be seen alongside the naked bodies and Indian veils of the new invaders who swarmed the island escaping bourgeois values. My camera explored the villages, fields and coves of Ibiza capturing these contrasts as well as the soft and aromatic nature of the island. I was fortunate to have free access to the hippie communes where the daily routines where seemingly unperturbed by my clicking camera. The Ibicencans were likewise welcoming and receptive, which made it possible for me to document the two juxtaposed cultures. I was also very privileged to make long lasting friendships amongst both “invaders” and Ibicencans . Registered and insured shipping via UPS or Bpost Outside Europe : UPS ONLY Customs and import charges are the responsibility of the buyer outside the EU Carefully packaged and with tracking Livraison soignée avec suivi