Publisher/Gagosian Gallery

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William Eggleston's photo book "Los Alamos (Gagosian)", a pioneer of new color photography in the United States. "Los Alamos" is an early color masterpiece, one of Egleston's masterpieces, and consists of illustrations taken during a trip from the western United States to the southern United States from 1966 to 1974. The first edition was published in 2003 by the now-deceased legendary publisher Scalo, and in 2012, a new unrecorded illustration was taken from Steidl, Germany, which regularly summarizes Egleston's collection of works in recent years. It was published as a large book "Los Alamos Revisited" with three large-format volumes and a total of 578 pages. This was published at the time of the exhibition held at the American contemporary art gallery "Gagosian" in the same year. It consists of a total of 3 volumes, a separate volume of the 27th edition.