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A collection of photographs by William Klein, a painter, photographer and film director from New York, USA. Along with Robert Frank's "The Americans", the masterpiece "New York" is one of the masterpieces that has made its name in the photographic world after the war. If Henri Cartier-Bresson's "The Decisive Moment", published in 1952, is a "model of photography," Klein's New York has found "the possibilities of photography." Using techniques that were taboo at the time, such as bold framing angles, extreme close-ups, and coarse particles such as blurring and blurring, this book, which was expressed with innovative editing and design, finds the versatility of photography. , Opened up the endless possibilities that photography can tell. It was a feat that could only be achieved by Klein, who had a background in painters and architecture and was not a specialist in photography, and was a dynamic and chaotic "urban expression" that could only be expressed by Klein, who had experience living in "Paris". .. This book is a rare UK / English version. Comes with a booklet with a code.