Taschen Peter Lindbergh. Untold Stories
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Taschen Peter Lindbergh. Untold Stories unfolds as a quiet, reverent curation of a life in frames. This hardcover volume documents the first exhibition curated by Peter Lindbergh himself shortly before his death, turning the photographer's study into a tangible imprint. More than 100 photographs offer new and unexpected insights into the work of the legendary photographer, each image inviting a closer look at mood, texture, and gaze. The selection is complemented by an interview on the exhibition's origins and a tribute by Wim Wenders, a close friend of Lindbergh's.
Its hardcover, compact profile measures 14 cm by 19.5 cm and weighs 0.439 kg, with 192 pages that hold that generous yet focused flow of images. More than a catalog, Untold Stories reads with the rhythm of a diary, balancing intimate moments with sweeping scenes. The volume invites slow, quiet perusal and it sits as a refined object in any study or living room corner.
As a Taschen edition, it anchors the photographer's legacy in a contemporary conversation about fashion, fame, and memory, pairing Lindbergh's untold stories with a friend's tribute to illuminate a lifetime of influence.
Materials / Fabrication
- Hardcover volume
- Compact profile measures 14 cm by 19.5 cm
- Weight 0.439 kg
- 192 pages
- More than 100 photographs
- Includes interview and a tribute by Wim Wenders
- Taschen edition
- Untold Stories centers on Peter Lindbergh's life in frames
- Refined object for study or living room display
Recommended Care
- Dust with a soft cloth; avoid moisture
- Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading
- Handle with clean hands; avoid bending pages
- Store upright on a shelf with cover closed
- Do not press or place heavy objects on top
Fit Notes
- The hardcover format has a compact profile measuring 14 cm by 19.5 cm and weighs 0.439 kg.
- The volume is 192 pages with more than 100 photographs for a substantive photographic collection.
- An interview on the exhibition's origins and a tribute by Wim Wenders accompany the imagery.
