Publisher/Ann and Jurgen Wilde

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Lithuanian-born painter and photographer Moi Ver (real name Moshe Raviv-Vorobeichic)'s photo book "Ci-Contre (With Slipcase)". Initially aspiring to be a painter, he studied under Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Josef Albers at the Bauhaus in the 1920s, after which he studied photography. The 2nd photo book "Paris" published in 1931 is now a legendary photo book that is so rare that it costs millions of yen. This book was planned to be published as a 3rd photobook in response to the success of "Paris", but it is a phantom photobook that could not be published under the background of the growing socialist movement in France, and it is the 100th anniversary of Moy Vert's birth. It was published in 2004 as a memorial. In addition to the montage, the content is more experimental than the previous work "Paris", such as extreme close-ups and adoption of angles, high-contrast light and shadow production, intentional out-of-focus photography, etc., which is avant-garde. You can fully enjoy the charm of Moi Veil photography.