"Copyright / Archief" by Sanne Sannes, in new condition (still in publishers shrink wrap). Hannibal, 2015 - First Edition, First Printing - Hardcover - 236p - 31cm x 24,5cm - English This monograph is the most complete overview of the work of Sannes. In cooperation with Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Nederlands Fotomusum and GUP, Amsterdam. 2015. Hardcover in pictorial boards. First edition, first printing. 236 pages with numerous black and white photographic images throughout offering the first and most complete overview of Sanne Sannes photographic production. Design: Roy Kahmann, Dirk Smit. Editing and translation: Saartje Nieuweboer. Text: Gerrit Jan Wolffensperger, Willemijn van der Zaan. An insight in the mysterious imagery of controversial artist Sanne Sannes. This monograph features Sannes' intriguing selection of mysterious, erotic and often experimental black and white photographs. Sanne Sannes was the agent provocateur of the Dutch photography scene in the 1960s. His grainy, black and white, intimate and erotic portraits of women, who he photographed in intense and ecstatic sessions, went against all the traditional rules of photography. Sannes was not afraid to experiment with photographic techniques and styles; everything was allowed in order to achieve the required result. He experimented with fast shutter speeds and his work is full of erotic and mysterious portraits of women. Sannes was an elusive personality, just like his works. Sannes was tragically killed in a car accident just days after he turned 30, but in his short life he created one of the most impressive photographic oeuvres of the 20th century. This monograph is the most complete overview of the work of Sanne Sannes that has been published. (above text from the publisher). Photos from the inside of the book are from a different copy, for reference only. The book will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.