The most coveted of David Lynch books, Images is the director’s debut monograph offering a rare glimpse into the visual obsessions that have built the Lynchian universe. Spanning photography, painting, sketches, and storyboards (many of which were previously unseen) the book reveals Lynch’s long-standing preoccupation with industrial decay, fragmented bodies, and dreamlike spaces—motifs that run parallel to his cinematic work. Divided into two sections, Moving Images and Images, the volume brings together production materials from Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and Dune, alongside his visual art. Published as Lynch’s influence was shifting from cult figure to global auteur, Images serves as a snapshot of the artist expanding his creative reach beyond the screen.