time capsule | walter rudolph, ibiza 1976

Agony + Ecstasy Gallery has announced the publication of ‘Walter Rudolph, Ibiza 1976’, a new photography book edited by the gallery’s founder, Emma Salahi. Released on 29 April 2026, the book acts as a vivid archival portal into Ibiza during the most pivotal moment in its history: on the cusp of becoming a global tourism destination. Walter Rudolph, a German-born photojournalist, spent the better part of his life travelling and capturing the world through his lens. In the 1960s and ‘70s, he worked with airline and tour operators Thomson (TUI) and Iberia, photographing holiday destinations for travel brochures and international photo agencies. During this period of significant and rapid tourism growth, Rudolph’s work helped promote emerging destinations worldwide. Shot on Kodak film, Rudolph’s photography captures the world through an unstaged, uncurated lens. But that’s not to say it was amateur – quite the opposite, actually. He had a keen eye, and his use of colour, texture and perspective feels akin to the work of photographer Slim Aarons and film director Wes Anderson. His observational compositions, combined with his use of natural sunlight – particularly golden hour – are a match made in heaven, allowing him to depict the true nature... Read more » The post time capsule | walter rudolph, ibiza 1976 appeared first on Schön! Magazine.