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[Anna Karina]

Please tell me you like my coffee table books.




I tried to make this as "college" as possible.

Oh god, please tell me you like my coffee table books.

Oh my god.

[Anna Karina]

But really this is a thread to post awesome coffee table books/zines/whatever that's totally bodacious.



These are my two favorite coffee table books:

http://www.amazon.com/Francesca-Woodman-Chris-Townsend/dp/0714844306/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1407154585&sr=8-2&keywords=francesca+woodman



http://www.amazon.com/Vania-Robert-Klanten/dp/3899553241/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407154662&sr=8-1&keywords=vania

[Anna Karina]

Also, holy shit, the cheapest price for my Vania book is $289 on Amazon. :o

[avivatigerlily]

it isn't great but i'll probably never actually get to own a gun if i keep living here. so.

[rabbit]

maybe my favourite ... comes with a really, really great live CD too.
now if only i had room for a coffee table...

EDIT: yikes big pic

[tenderfoot_blues]

That Elliott Smith book is great.

Right now I have an Elvis photo book, three issues of Tape Op, and two novels I'm reading on my coffee table. Usually its just whatever book(s) I'm currently reading.

[lindsey]

[Semi]

Karl Marx - Das Kapital.

Or Robert Franks The Americans.

[jerkemy]

[pronetoaccidents]

this reminds me of the seinfeld when kramer wants to make a coffee table book about coffee tables.

and thanks brett for introducing me to Vania.. If i had the money i'd go right right now (8:00 a.m. sunday morning) and get a full sleeve of their work. it's so awesome)
as for my favs..

i had a bunch of coffee table books but i sold em all to used bookstores when i was fucked and hungry. i do like this one though so i held unto it..

really cool early 70s zine that had a semi-comic format in a way but was more like a homage to the culture that the writers/artists grew up in before punk, you know mad magazine and whatnot

[IMAWRAETHTHU]

life is a coffee table book...

















...life is a coffee table book about coffee tables...

[BagginSagginBrian]

By Larry Clark

[pronetoaccidents]

^

that lad looks familiar