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1989年にクリス・ピヒラーによって設立されたNazraeli Pressは、現代写真に重点を置いた写真集をこれまで500冊以上も出版しており、著名・若手アーティスト両方のバランスのとれた刊行プログラムを維持。500部から2,000部の少部数発行の良質な写真集には、世界中の写真集ファンの間で定評があり、写真集制作の際にはマリナ・デル・レイの自宅兼オフィスもしくはパソロブレスに所有するオリーブ農園に作家を招待し、共に食事をしながら写真集の構想やアイデアの交換を行うことを恒例とするなど、そのユニークでオーガニックな本作りにも注目が集まる出版社である。

ロバート・アダムスやマイケル・ケンナら欧⽶の⼤御所作家から、トッド・ハイドやテリ・ワイフェンバックなどの⼈気作家らの作品集を数多く手がけ、特に森⼭⼤道や畠⼭直哉、鈴⽊理策、米田知子をはじめとした⽇本⼈作家の写真集はこれまでに60冊以上を刊行。2011年には、⽇本の写真家の存在を世に知らしめた功績に対して⽇本写真協会国際賞を受賞。現在は年間約30タイトルのペースで出版を行う。

Nazraeli Press was founded by Chris Pichler in Munich, Germany in 1989. In 1997, the press moved to the United States and in 2002 opened a subsidiary in the United Kingdom.

Nazraeli Press has published over 500 books on the fine and applied arts, with an emphasis on contemporary photography. The press strives to maintain a balance in its publishing program between both well-known and up-and-coming artists. The Press has published books by artists from throughout the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and Asia.

Nazraeli Press is known for its unorthodox use of common materials - such as papers, wood, plastic, metals - and for introducing elements of handwork into otherwise mass-produced objects. The press’s books have themselves been the subject of exhibitions and books about books.

Nazraeli Press currently publishes approximately 20 to 30 titles each year. Formats range from postcard-sized artist’s books to monographs measuring over 40 cm high. In addition to traditionally-bound books, the press has published work in scroll format; loose cards in plexiglass boxes; portfolios of original photographs; and since 2001, a subscription-based series of 16-page artists books, called “One Picture Books,” which is being relaunched in an upscaled and upgraded format in 2018.

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I HEAR THE LEAVES AND LOVE THE LIGHT by Robert Adams

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I HEAR THE LEAVES AND LOVE THE LIGHT by Robert Adams [SIGNED]

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