Discover the captivating essence of New York in the 1960s with 'New York 60s', a remarkable collection of black-and-white photography by renowned jazz photographer Sepp Werkmeister. This stunning visual journey showcases over 120 powerful images that depict the dynamic urban landscape of New York City during a vibrant era. Werkmeister, who gained acclaim for his portraits of legendary jazz icons such as Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, turns his lens to the everyday life of the American metropolis. Each photograph reveals a poignant narrative, highlighting the coexistence of glamour and grit in the urban society of the 60s. Experience the juxtaposition of the rich and stylish inhabitants against the backdrop of the city’s marginalized communities. From bustling streets to quiet moments of introspection, ‘New York 60s’ transports you to a transformative period in history. This exquisite publication, published by Hirmer Verlag GmbH in 2015, is a must-have for photography enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone with a passion for the iconic culture of New York City. Add this collection to your photography coffee table books, celebrate the artistry of urban storytelling, and relive the unforgettable scenes captured through Werkmeister's Rolleiflex camera. A true treasure for collectors and admirers of vintage photography, 'New York 60s' is an essential addition to any bookshelf dedicated to the exploration of urban landscapes and the vibrant spirit of the 1960s.