Shoreditch Wildelife (Photo Book 4 - last copy)
by Dougie Wallace
Photographs: Dougie Wallace
Publisher: Hoxton Mini Press
176 pages
Year: 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9576998-4-7
Comments: hardcover, quarter-bound, gold foiled, 145 x 205mm, second edition
Wild, brash, outrageous and laced with humour, Dougie Wallace's unflinching photos capture the extreme variety of street life in one of London's most iconic and colourful areas: Shoreditch.
East London-based photographer Dougie Wallace grew up in Glasgow (hence his moniker ‘Glasweegee’). Internationally recognised for his long-term social documentary projects and a distinct style of expressive street photography, his work has extensively been featured in international publications including The New York Times and Germany’s Stern Magazine.
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Shoreditch Wildelife (Photo Book 4 - last copy)
by Dougie Wallace
Photographs: Dougie Wallace
Publisher: Hoxton Mini Press
176 pages
Year: 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9576998-4-7
Comments: hardcover, quarter-bound, gold foiled, 145 x 205mm, second edition
Wild, brash, outrageous and laced with humour, Dougie Wallace's unflinching photos capture the extreme variety of street life in one of London's most iconic and colourful areas: Shoreditch.
East London-based photographer Dougie Wallace grew up in Glasgow (hence his moniker ‘Glasweegee’). Internationally recognised for his long-term social documentary projects and a distinct style of expressive street photography, his work has extensively been featured in international publications including The New York Times and Germany’s Stern Magazine.
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East London: An opinionated Guide
by Sonya Barber & Charlotte Schreiber
Euro 14 -
Lost In The City (Photo Book 8)
by Nicholas Sack
sold out -
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by various photographers
sold out -
Remote Scottish Postboxes (signed - last copies)
by Martin Parr
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by Charlotte Schreiber & Katie Treggiden
Euro 39 23.40 -
The Corners
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Shoreditch Wildelife (Photo Book 4 - last copy)
by Dougie Wallace
Photographs: Dougie Wallace
Publisher: Hoxton Mini Press
176 pages
Year: 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9576998-4-7
Comments: hardcover, quarter-bound, gold foiled, 145 x 205mm, second edition
Wild, brash, outrageous and laced with humour, Dougie Wallace's unflinching photos capture the extreme variety of street life in one of London's most iconic and colourful areas: Shoreditch.
East London-based photographer Dougie Wallace grew up in Glasgow (hence his moniker ‘Glasweegee’). Internationally recognised for his long-term social documentary projects and a distinct style of expressive street photography, his work has extensively been featured in international publications including The New York Times and Germany’s Stern Magazine.
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East London: An opinionated Guide
by Sonya Barber & Charlotte Schreiber
Euro 14 -
Lost In The City (Photo Book 8)
by Nicholas Sack
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Unseen London
by various photographers
sold out -
Remote Scottish Postboxes (signed - last copies)
by Martin Parr
Euro 165 -
Makers of East London - used copy
by Charlotte Schreiber & Katie Treggiden
Euro 39 23.40 -
The Corners
by Chris Dorley-Brown
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Manplan Two
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Turkey
by George Georgiou
Euro 140 -
On the Night Bus
by Nick Turpin
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Cakes & Balls (book + framed print - last copy)
by Martin Parr
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Notting Hill in the 60s
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