This comprehensive retrospective of Vivian Maier's work delves into her extensive archive, which remained largely unknown until its discovery in Chicago in 2007. Maier, now celebrated as a leading American street photographer of the twentieth century, captured over 150,000 images during her lifetime, alongside films and recordings. This volume, featuring texts by Anne Morin and Christa Blümlinger, organizes her work into thematic sections including self-portraits, street photography, cinematography, and color work. It highlights her distinctive artistic vision, likened to renowned photographers like Helen Levitt and Robert Frank, and provides valuable insights into her creative legacy.
