In November 2020, Depeche Mode were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, with Dave Gahan crediting Anton Corbijn for making the band “look cool.” That fall, TASCHEN released the limited edition Depeche Mode by Anton Corbijn (81–18), one of the fastest-selling collector’s editions in the publisher’s history. This pocket-sized edition celebrates Corbijn’s vision as the band’s creative director since 1986, shaping their iconic photography, videos, album art, and stage design. Featuring over 150 images — formal and candid portraits, live shots, and international locations from Madrid to Marrakech — and insights from the band, the book showcases how Corbijn’s aesthetic helped cement Depeche Mode as the world’s biggest cult band. In his introduction, Corbijn reflects: “A lot of it came down to me, and I wanted it to be right for them.” This is a tribute to one of rock’s most enduring creative collaborations.