Amsterdam. Stedelijk Museum. CINDY SHERMAN. 175 pp. includes a trilingual introduction (with English) followed by 39 plates of the Untitled Film Stills series and 38 color plates of the "Untitled" series. 4to, wraps, 1982.

Felix, Zdenek and M. Schwander. CINDY SHERMAN: Photographic Work 1975 - 1995. With an essay by Elisabeth Bronfen. 26 pp. text followed by 119 plates, 86 in color. Folio, wraps. Munich, Schirmer / Mosel, 1995.

Cruz, Amada, Amelia Jones, and Elizabeth T. Smith. CINDY SHERMAN Retrospective. 219 pp., with 38 text figures in color and b&w, 82 color and 69 b&w plates, numerous excerpts from Sherman's notebooks, selections from contact sheets, and Polaroid studies for color photographs. Large 4to, wraps. New York, Thames and Hudson, 1997.
This volume is the most extensive yet published on the work of Cindy Sherman, one of the most important and innovative contemporary artists. Sherman pioneered some of the current trends in photography such as the construction of the image and the manipulation of identity with the work she has done over the past two decades.

Lowry, Joanna. CINDY SHERMAN: The Hasselblad Award 1999. 48 pp., roughly 30 color and b&w plates. 4to, cloth. Gothenburg, Hasselblad Center, 2000.
Accompanying the award exhibition, this catalogue includes representative works from Sherman's prolific career.

Sherman, Cindy. CINDY SHERMAN. The Complete Untitled Film Stills . 164 pp., 70 b&w plates, 6 b&w figures. 4to, cloth. New York, Museum of Modern Art, 2003.
This series of 69 black-and-white photographs, created between 1977 and 1980, is a lively and original catalogue of clichéd female stereotypes inspired by the movies. Photographing herself in various roles (chic starlet at home, haughty socialite) she explores the dictates of popular culture and postwar ideals of femininity. [In organizing materials for the book Cindy Sherman and MoMA curator Peter Galassi discovered 1 film still in the artist's archives that had never been published. This photograph has been purchased by MOMA to complete their set and added to the book for a total of 70 images, and the first COMPLETE record of the series].

Steiner, Rochelle (essay) and Lorrie Moore (story). CINDY SHERMAN. . 104 pp., roughly 80 color and b&w plates. 4to, wraps. London, Serpentine Gallery, in association with Art Data, 2003.
A retrospective of work taken over the past three decades, including her many characters and impersonations.

Phillips, Lisa. CINDY SHERMAN: Centerfolds. 44 pp., 12 color plates. Oblong 4to, cloth. New York. Skarstedt Fine Art, 2003.

Joo, Henna (essay). Her Bodies: VANESSA BEECROFT & CINDY SHERMAN. Unpaginated "flipbook", illustrated in color and b&w. 4to, boards. Chungnam, Arario Gallery, 2004.
Text in English and Korean.

Ha, Paul (foreword) and Catrherine Morris. CINDY SHERMAN: Working Girl. Decade Series 2005. 56 pp., roughly 25 b&w photograhs. 8vo, wraps. St. Louis, Contemporary Art Museum, 2006.
Full of rarely seen pieces, this slender catalogue features documentation of, and stills from, Sherman's 1975 animated short Doll Clothes. Also includes many early black-and-white, hand-colored, and sepia-toned photographs culled primarily from the artist's family members' collections and her own.

Durand, Regis, Jean-Pierre Criqui, and Laura Mulvey. CINDY SHERMAN. 320 pp., hundreds of color and b&w illustrations. 4to, boards. Paris. Flammarion and Jeu de Paume, 2006.
Published to accompany a travelling exhibition. Text in English.

Burton, Johanna (editor) et al.. CINDY SHERMAN.(OCTOBER files 6) x and 222 pp., 55 b&w illustrations. 8vo, wraps. Cambridge, MIT Press, 2006.

SHERMAN, CINDY. A Play of Selves. 128 pp., roughly 80 b&w illustrations. 8vo, boards. Ostfildern, Hatje Cantz, in collaboration with New York, Metro Pictures, and Cologne/Munich/London, Spruth Magers, 2007.
Before Sherman shot her Untitled Film Stills series, she created A Play of Selves: a visual story of a young woman overwhelmed by various alter egos that compete inside of her. Published here for the first time, these photographs include hundreds of shots of the artist costumed as various characters.
Text in English and German.

Stocchi, Francesco. CINDY SHERMAN. 108 pp., illustrated throughout in color and b&w. 8vo, wraps. Milan, Electa, 2007.
Cindy Sherman's eclectic and ambiguous photographs have cemented her reputation as one of the most interesting and respected photographers of the late-twentieth century. This compact retrospective looks at key works produced over the course of her career.