Harry Gruyaert Books — Photo Museum Ireland

Harry Gruyaert treats colour as other photographers treat light - as a primary expressive force, something to be sculpted and felt rather than merely recorded. Born in Antwerp in 1941, he was a pioneer of European colour photography in the 1970s and 1980s, and his membership of Magnum Photos from 1982 placed him among the defining photographers of his generation.

PMI holds four titles spanning his career. Homeland is the essential survey of his practice. Morocco documents a lifelong love affair with a country first visited in 1969 - a dreamlike cinematic journey through form, colour, community and faith. Irish Summers turns his eye on Ireland with results that will surprise those who think they know Irish photography. A Photofile edition rounds out the collection.

Finding multiple Gruyaert titles in one place is unusual outside a specialist bookshop. PMI is one of only two specialist Irish stockists carrying his work. Ships across Europe.

Photo Museum Ireland is Ireland's national centre for contemporary photography, supporting photographers since 1978.