Izis Bidermanas - Collections of Photographs and Shows

Collections of Photographs and Shows

  • Paris des rêves. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine; Paris: Éditions Mermoud, 1950.
  • Grand Bal du printemps. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1951. With text by Jacques Prévert. Paris: Cherche midi, 2008. ISBN 978-2-7491-1134-6.
  • Charmes de Londres. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1952. Editions de Monza, 1999. With text by Jacques Prévert.
  • Gala Day London. Harvill Press, 1953. With text by John Betjeman.
  • The Queen's People. : Harvill Press, . With text by John Pudney.
  • Paradis terrestre. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1953. With text by Colette.
  • Izis. Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, 1955.
  • Israël. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1955.
  • Israel. New York: Orion Press, 1958.
  • Le Cirque d'Izis. Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1965. With text by Jacques Prévert and original artwork by Marc Chagall.
  • The World of Marc Chagall. London: Aldus, 1968. ISBN 0-490-00100-9. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1968.
  • Le Monde de Chagall. Paris: Gallimard, 1969.
  • Izis (Israel Biderman), octobre-decembre 1972. Tel Aviv: Musée de Tel-Aviv, 1972.
  • Paris des poètes. Paris: F. Nathan, 1977.
  • Izis. Toulouse: Galerie municipale du Château d'eau, 1978. ISBN 231844625.
  • Rétrospective Izis: 14 octobre-8 janvier, Hôtel de Sully. Paris: Caisse nationale des monuments historiques et des sites, 1988. ISBN 2-85822-079-4.
  • Izis, photographies. Paris: Editions du Désastre, 1988. ISBN 2-87770-000-3.
  • Les Amoureux du temps retrouvé. Treville, 1989.
  • Les Enfants du temps perdu Treville, 1989.
  • Izis: photos 1944-1980. Paris: Editions de la Martinière, 1993. ISBN 2-7324-2016-6.
  • Izis, Captive Dreams: Photographs 1944–1980. London: Thames & Hudson, 1993. ISBN 0-500-54185-X.
  • IZIS, Paris des rèves Paris City Hall, Jan-May 2010. Catalogue published by Flammarion 2010, and online exhibit with HD images on Paris.fr.

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