In the Fall of 2013 the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills exhibited a collection of images from Richard Avedon’s sixty-year career featuring women. Women were often his subject, through his fashion work for Harper's Bazaar and Vogue and in his portraiture of both the famous and the unknown. Through approximately 120 images, the book explores Avedon's unique artistic perspective with lavish print techniques, including three colorful translucent plastic covers, thirty-two black and white contact prints from the Avedon archives, twenty-six color images with two reproductions of vintage tear sheets and twenty-four rarely seen color transparencies.

In near-mint condition, unbound, with custom presentation box.