Streets of New York by Mendo ((tN4t))

tN4t - 40 years of teNeues coffee table books: A vibrant portrait of New York

Discover the vibrant streets of New York through the lens of more than 40 contemporary photographers in the photo book Streets of New York. This impressive coffee table book captures the unparalleled diversity of the global city with iconic images of, among others, the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the World Trade Center Hub. But you will also find hidden gems and surprising treasures of New York in this book, allowing you to get to know the true character of the city.

Every year, over 60 million people visit New York, but no one experiences the city in the same way. Streets of New York brings these diverse perspectives together and authentically showcases the vibrant city life. From the lively avenues in Manhattan to the quiet streets in Brooklyn – each image tells a unique story and allows you to experience both the famous and lesser-known sides of New York.

Thanks to the modern approaches of photographers active on social media, the book offers a fresh look at “the city that never sleeps”. The result is a visual declaration of love for New York, cherished not only by architecture and photography enthusiasts but also by travelers, culture lovers, and art fans from all over the world.

Streets of New York is much more than just a photo book: it is an ode to one of the most dynamic and culturally rich cities in the world. The perfect gift for any New York lover, collector, or photography enthusiast.

The revised edition of the bestseller in celebration of the teNeues anniversary

In honor of the 40th anniversary of teNeues' first illustrated book, some all-time favorites from the past are being celebrated in an affordable, modern softcover edition that fits perfectly on any bookshelf. The cities of New York and Paris have always held special significance for the publishing house, as teNeues Publishing Company was founded in New York City in the 1980s under Hendrik teNeues, followed by branches in London (1989) and Paris (1991). Now, the bestsellers are being re-released, offering refined aesthetics in a compact format.