"Vermeer" is an in-depth study of the life and works of the renowned Dutch painter, Johannes Vermeer. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of Vermeer's artistic style, techniques, and the unique qualities that distinguish his work from other artists of his time. With a focus on individual paintings, it explores the subtleties and complexities of Vermeer's art, offering readers an intimate understanding of his mastery in capturing light, color, and human emotion.

The book delves into the mysterious disappearance of a portrait believed to be by the renowned artist Diego Velázquez, intertwining the story of a Victorian bookseller named John Snare who stumbles upon the painting and becomes obsessed with proving its authenticity. As Snare's life unravels due to his relentless pursuit, the narrative explores themes of art, history, and the personal sacrifices made in the name of passion. Through meticulous research and evocative storytelling, the book paints a vivid picture of the 19th-century art world and the enduring allure of a masterpiece.

A collection of street portraits paired with short, candid captions that reveal the hopes, struggles, humor and resilience of people across New York City; originally a daily photographic project, the book compiles hundreds of intimate snapshots and micro-interviews that celebrate ordinary lives, foster empathy across differences, and show how personal stories illuminate universal human experience.