25 Jan - 15 Feb, 2008A World of MapsAn exhibition of antiquarian maps of all parts of the world with a special focus on China, Hong Kong and East Asia. 
10 - 31 Mar, 2008Photography at Picture This, March 2008A collection of photographs ranging from rare 19th century albumen prints of Hong Kong and China to contemporary photographs of Hong Kong by variety of photographers including Keith Macgregor and Danny Chau.  
21 Apr - 10 May, 2008The Art of the PosterThe Art of the Poster - an exhibition of rare vintage posters at The Rotunda, Exchange Square, Central.  
17 Jul - 8 Aug, 2008A Selection of Rare Antiquarian BooksRecent acquisitions - History and travel of Hong Kong, China and the Far East; 19th & 20th century literature & poetry; and childrens books. 
23 Sep - 11 Oct, 2008The Travel ShowAn exhibition for sale of rare and collectible travel posters from the 1930's to 1970's. Posters for the following destinations are represented in the exhibition: Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, India and Ceylon as well as Europe and North America. 
6 Nov,2008Michael Yamashita - The Asia CollectionLimited edition photographs from the travels and expeditions of Michael Yamashita, one of the world's foremost documentary photojournalists.  
25 Nov - 6 Dec, 2008Hong Kong - Memories of the SixtiesYau Leung (1941-1997) is widely regarded as one of the most important and accomplished documentary photographers active in Hong Kong from the 1960s to the 1990s. In a style deeply reminiscent of his Western contemporaries Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank, he captured the very essence of the City through his evocative images of its people and streets. Almost exclusively working in black and white, his sharp eye and deft hand captured some of the most iconic photographic images of 1960s Hong Kong. Printed in 1998 for an exhibition at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, these 39 original photographic prints (C-prints) are now being made available for sale at Picture This. 
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