Description:

When Benedikt Taschen asked the most important portrait photographer working today Annie Leibovitz was intrigued and challenged to gather her photographs into a giant-sized book. It was a project that took years to develop and ended up being enlightening. From her early intimate photojournalism for Rolling Stone in the ‘70s to her more stylized portraits for Vanity Fair and Vogue, she draws from over 40 years of work. This special edition includes iconic images like John Lennon and Yoko Ono's final embrace, as well as rare and previously unseen portraits.

Annie Leibovitz proves herself as the ultimate master of group photography with these famous shots presented in this unique format. Her pictures are both personal and iconic, showcasing her diverse range and signature style. While often imitated by up-and-coming photographers, Leibovitz's work is always unmistakably her own.

Details:

• Edition of 9,000
• Hardcover with 8 fold-outs
•  50 x 69 cm
• 476 pages
• Supplement book, and book stand designed by Marc Newson