William Klein - Moscow - 1964

William Klein's Moscow presents an extraordinary visual exploration of the Soviet capital during the 1960s, capturing the spirit and complexities of a city at the height of the Cold War. Through his distinct style—dynamic compositions, high contrast, and bold framing—Klein portrays daily life in Moscow with a sense of immediacy and depth. Each image reveals moments of intimacy and spectacle, providing a rare, unvarnished glimpse into Soviet society. This edition is a significant addition for collectors and enthusiasts of documentary photography, offering a unique perspective on one of the most intriguing cities of the 20th century.

New York: Crown Publishers Inc., 1964. First edition, folio (35,5×26,5cm), white cloth in unclipped dust jacket with red and black lettered spine. 184pp. Text in English. Dust jacket toned and chipped with creasing to edges. Cloth with moderate toning and a small tear at rear hinge gutter (3 cm), not affecting the binding. Contents clean and sound. Overall very good in fair dust jacket.