Previously only available in a limited edition, Dennis Hopper: Photographs 1961-1967 is published today by Taschen. A testament to the decade's cultural metamorphosis, the book presents his candid pictures of celebrities and political events alongside snapshots of the everyday landscape. Hopper's own counter-cultural icon status has been largely constructed around his 1969 directorial debut Easy Rider, in which he also starred - this book looks to be a fitting tribute to his less celebrated photographic contribution to the story of 1960s America, much of which has remained unseen up until now. Leaf through and buy the book here.

Ike and Tina Turner, 1965

Selma, Alabama (full employment), 1965

Biker couple, 1961

Robert Fraser in Tijuana, Mexico, 1965

Jane Fonda, 1965

Harlem, 1962

Double Standard, 1961

Martin Luther King Jr., 1965

Ed Ruscha, 1964