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The specialized book "People in River Landscapes" by August Sander is a significant work in the history of art photography that illuminates the photographic typology of German society between the Weimar Republic and the post-war years. Sander, an influential photographer, not only inspired artists and writers of his time with his impressive portraits, landscapes, and cityscapes but also made an important contribution to the artistic self-understanding of contemporary photographers. This publication presents a carefully curated selection of around 80 works that explore the interactions between historical and contemporary photographs. It offers a deep insight into the publishing history of Schirmer/Mosel and the development of photography over several decades. The combination of Sander's unique perspective on society and the art-historical relevance makes this book an indispensable work for art lovers and photography enthusiasts.