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Includes a copy of each book below: 

Portrait of Britain Vol 4

'Portrait of Britain Vol 4', 336pp, hardback, cloth spine, uncoated paper, 199mm x 151mm. Cover image by Sirli Raitma.

In collaboration with 1854 Media & British Journal of Photography

Introduced by Jess Phillips (MP and Sunday Times bestselling author)

The fourth volume in Hoxton Mini Press’ collaborative series with British Journal of Photography brings together 200 images that show Britain at a time of collective regrouping. These gripping portraits, many with insightful stories, create a thoughtful reappraisal of our recent past, while revealing the individuals both loudly and quietly changing the future. The book is published in support of 1854 Media’s annual award, Portrait of Britain, which will see the finest portraits taken in the nation in recent years tour the country via JCDecaux digital billboards in January 2022.

Portrait of Humanity Vol 3

'Portrait of Humanity Vol 3', 320pp, cloth spine, 151 x 199mm.

In collaboration with 1854 Media/British Journal of Photography

These astonishing portraits, taken in over 50 countries, capture a year like no other in living memory. Though a global pandemic has made many of us feel isolated, the faces and stories in this book are a testament to our collective will to connect, rebuild and keep going.

With an introduction by Otegha Uwagba.

Portrait of Humanity Vol 2

'Portrait of Britain Vol 2', 336pp, hardback, cloth spine, 151 x 199mm.

In collaboration with 1854 Media/British Journal of Photography

Introduced by Ekow Eshun

A second volume featuring 200 of the most compelling portraits taken in Britain during this time of national soul-searching. The photos are accompanied by wonderful quotes from the photographers. 

'The portraits in this book show a country unscripted, revealed page by page in all its joy, its sorrows and anxieties, its accidental beauty... There's no mystery to being British. You just have to be yourself.' – Ekow Eshun, from the Introduction