Return
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Return by Larry Clark is a STANLEY/BARKER large-format photobook edited from vintage prints made between 1962 and 1973, revisiting the Tulsa years with directness and archival precision.
- Format: Board back with silkscreened flexible jacket
- Pages: 72
- Size: 330 × 245 mm
- Publisher: STANLEY/BARKER, 2024
- Edition: First Edition, First Printing
Return by Larry Clark — Vintage Prints 1962–1973
Return by Larry Clark is a large-format photobook published by STANLEY/BARKER in 2024. Edited from vintage prints spanning 1962–1973, it revisits the Tulsa years — the period during which Clark photographed from within his own social circle, not as an outside observer.
The editorial approach is archival rather than retrospective. The images do not sentimentalize the material or frame it as recovered history. Larry Clark was inside the circle he photographed — a position that determined what the camera could see and how close it could get. The resulting edit reads as a deliberate re-examination of that proximity, assembled with the clarity of someone who knows exactly what was left out of earlier presentations of the same archive.
As a physical object, the book is built for sustained attention. The large format — 330 × 245 mm — allows the prints to hold their grain and weight at scale. The board back with silkscreened flexible jacket is consistent with the production standards associated with the publisher. At 72 pages, the edit is spare and considered.
For collectors working through Clark's output or building a focused library of American documentary photography, Return occupies a distinct position: it is neither a reprint of Tulsa nor a retrospective survey, but a separate editorial act applied to the same source material. Browse the Photobooks collection for further titles in this area.
About Larry Clark
Larry Clark (born 1943) is an American photographer, filmmaker, writer, and producer. He is widely known for the photobook Tulsa (1971) and the film Kids (1995). His work focuses on youth subcultures — drug use, sex, and violence — without a protective distance between the camera and its subjects.
In Return, Clark goes back to his own early archive and re-edits the period that established his reputation. The book presents the material with the directness of lived proximity rather than retrospective commentary.
Year: 2024
Format: Board back with silkscreened flexible jacket
Pages: 72
Dimensions: 330 × 245 mm
Weight: 1.0 kg
ISBN: 9781913288754
Edition: First Edition, First Printing
Publisher / Manufacturer:
STANLEY/BARKER
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Website:
https://www.stanleybarker.co.uk/
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Kirill Korchemkin
Graf-Stauffenberg-Straße 6
76189 Karlsruhe
Germany
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