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Cyclops (Small Format) by Albert Watson is a landmark photography monograph presenting a curated selection of the photographer’s work from the early years of his career through the mid-1990s. The compact format offers an intimate way to experience Watson’s distinctive visual language.
The book spans portraiture, fashion, still life, travel, and documentary photography, featuring iconic portraits alongside images from around the world. Known for strong contrasts, precise composition, and sculptural use of light, Watson’s photographs retain their impact despite the reduced size, encouraging close and focused viewing.
The title Cyclops refers to Watson’s singular way of seeing - he has been blind in one eye since birth - and symbolizes his concentrated photographic vision. Regarded as one of his most important monographs, this small-format edition provides a concise yet powerful overview of his influential career.
Pages 192
Hardback
Size 14 × 18 cm
ISBN 9781862050020
1997
Cyclops (Small Format) by Albert Watson is a landmark photography monograph presenting a curated selection of the photographer’s work from the early years of his career through the mid-1990s. The compact format offers an intimate way to experience Watson’s distinctive visual language.
The book spans portraiture, fashion, still life, travel, and documentary photography, featuring iconic portraits alongside images from around the world. Known for strong contrasts, precise composition, and sculptural use of light, Watson’s photographs retain their impact despite the reduced size, encouraging close and focused viewing.
The title Cyclops refers to Watson’s singular way of seeing - he has been blind in one eye since birth - and symbolizes his concentrated photographic vision. Regarded as one of his most important monographs, this small-format edition provides a concise yet powerful overview of his influential career.
Pages 192
Hardback
Size 14 × 18 cm
ISBN 9781862050020
1997