Fieret was one of the most important photography figures in post-war Dutch art history. With a unique, autonomous and powerful visual language, it offers a surprising glimpse into the cultural revolution of the 1960s. His photographs, raw and black and white, are radical and original, free from clichés. In this book, which brings together a selection of photographs from a private collection, designer Van Zoetendaal offers a high-impact overview of Fieret's extraordinary photographic oeuvre. The artist's favorite themes, such as women, street scenes, children, animals and self-portraits, are arranged as in a graphic novel. A monumental addition to the books already published by this versatile artist and a precious tribute to the "enfant terrible" of Dutch Outsider Art.