RIBOUD,M. In China  Forty years of photography, New York 1997. Hardcover, 25 x 31 cm. 175 pag. met 166 full page zwart-wit foto's. Er is ook een Franse versie beschikbaar.

"In 1956 Marc Riboud became one of the first Western photographers to enter China since the Communist takeover of 1949. A member of the famed Magnum photo agency,he was permitted to return regularly over the next four decades. This book presents his compelling record of the far-reaching and rapid changes that have taken place as China has evolved through the revolutionary era into a puritanical tyranny, and finally into a mirror of the capitalist West."

WOLFE,B., In the year of the Tiger, New York 1988. Hardcover oblong 26 x 21 cm.124 pag.met ca. 100 zwart-wit foto's.

WESSING,K., Koen Wessing in China en Tibet, Amsterdam 1987. Softcover 27 x 25 cm. 48 pag. met ca.  25 zwart-wit foto's.

ZENG NIAN, Peking Photographs by Zeng Nian, Hong Kong 1990. Hardcover 27,5 x 27,5 cm. met ca. 100 zwart-wit foto's.

"A fascinating body of work by the self-taught artist and photographer, Zeng Nian, resulting from two years walking the streets of Peking, engaging its people, recording, experimenting, learning.First major monograph of this Chinese photographer to be published in the West, interesting counterpoint to perspectives of Western photographers on China. Trilingual captions, commentary in English, Chinese and French."

GIRARD, G., Phantom Shanghai, Toronto 2007. Hardcover (oblong) 26 x 32 cm.220 pag. 123 full page kleurenfoto's. Hoekjes van laatste pagina's licht gekreukt. Corners last pages slightly wrinkled.

"Shanghai-a city in the process of dismantling its history to accommodate China's new cosmopolitan vision of itself."-Greg Girard As Shanghai modernizes and seeks acceptance as an international city, buildings and neighborhoods that were once preserved simply by lack of intervention are now being purposefully demolished. Phantom Shanghai is a spectacular look at a Shanghai that won't survive the vision the country has for itself. For the past five years, Greg Girard has been photographing the city's buildings, shops, homes, and neighborhoods."

KUYAS, F & BRUNNER, E.& PAOLUZZO, M., Shanghai, Zürich 2000. Hardcover 30,5 x 30,5 cm. 132pag .met 120 foto's in zwart-wit. Text in English and Chinese.

"This book, a wide-ranging portrait of the Chinese metropolis, is a joint work by the internationally reputed Swiss photographers Ferit Kuyas, Edy Brunner, and Marco Paoluzzo. The net result of their various approaches is a unique portrait in black and white modern, complex, and unprecedented in style. Ferit Kuyas works with the unpretentious discipline of an architectural photographer. Edy Brunner"s impressive panoramas reflect the immense size and diversity of this city a diversity which Marco Paoluzzo records from the reporter's viewpoint in his pictures of everyday Chinese life today and its various facets."

SAIMON,F., Shanghai .Jin, Kyoto 1998. Hardcover 26 x 19 cm. 160 pag.met ca 150 kleurenfoto's. Japanse tekst

KOOIJ, A., Shanghai gezichten / Faces of Shanghai, Amsterdam 2005.Hardcover (oblong) 22 x 28 cm. 210 blz. met ca 200 foto's in kleur en zwart-wit. Tekst in Nederlands en Engels.

SYKES,H., Shanghai Odyssey, Heaton Mohr 2002. Hardcover 23 x 31 cm.160 pag. met ruim 100 zwart-wit foto's

"Celebrated photographer Homer Sykes, a first-time visitor to the newly booming Shanghai, here goes in search of traces of his parents' brief sojourn in the city, cut short by tragedy half a century ago. Connecting with those optimistically facing a future full of possibilities and those who have experienced more in one lifetime than seems humanly possible, he achieves a subtle chemistry between photo-journalism and fine art. The photographs, both intimate and industrial, are accompanied by perceptive captions and a lively chronology of historical events."

STELTZER,U., Sight and Insight Life in Lijiang, Baidi, and Yongning, Yunnan  2002. Softcover 18,5 x 26 cm. 142 pag. met 155 zwart-wit foto's.

"A collection of travel and documentary photographs by renowned Canadian photographer Ulli Steltzer. Here, life in Lijang, Baidi and Yongning, three of the most picturesque counties in China where various minority groups live in harmony, is captured in unprecedented ways. Steltzer takes us through a photographic journey that tells a story about these cultures and their vanishing ways of life."