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This is the catalogue of the first-ever traveling exhibition about the Auschwitz concentration camp, where 1.1 million people - mostly Jews, but also non-Jewish Poles, Roma, and others - lost their lives. More than 280 objects and images from the exhibition are illustrated herein.

The ultimate unofficial guide to the 2019 Women's World Cup in France! The eighth edition of the Women's World Cup begins on June 7, 2019 - and it promises to be the most exciting one yet.

Experience the glamor and excitement of the Jazz Age, through the lives of the women who defined it.

A visual delight, and a designer's dream - the decorative details of great European paintings transformed into beautiful two-dimensional patterns.

The first monograph on pivotal figure of postwar American art Ronald Baden.

See how Carmen Lomas Garza captured a family eating watermelon on the front porch; how Kikugawa Eizan used curved lines to show the grace of a mother carrying her son; and how John Singer Sargent depicted the flowerlike delicacy of two sisters as they light lanterns in a twilit summer garden.

Zen has had a profound impact on the art and culture of Japan. Blair provides a visual journey through its influence on Japanese life, from calligraphy to the martial arts.

From the best-selling illustrator of Flip-o-saurus and Flip-o-storic comes another book with charming artwork and die-cut pages for mix-and-match fun-this time with dogs!

Organised by period, from the Middle Ages to the present, this engaging book shows how the idea of the dream, and its depictions, have shifted throughout history, from the biblical dream—a communication from God—to the deeply personal dream, the lighthearted fantasy, the nightmare. Sometimes these ideas have existed simultaneously: thus we have, only a few years apart, Raphael’s limpid High Renaissance composition of Jacob dreaming his Ladder; Albrecht Dürer’s watercolour of a mysterious deluge that he saw in his own slumbers; and Hieronymus Bosch’s nightmarish hellscapes. More recently, movements such as Symbolism and Surrealism have taken the dream as a primary source of inspiration, even conflating dreaming and the creative process itself. This rich vein of visionary art runs from Gustave Moreau and Odilon Redon, through De Chirico and Dalí, down to the present—demonstrating, as Bergez reminds us, that Morpheus was a god of form as well as of dreams.

Entertaining and informative book following Rodriguez from his humble beginnings in Ibague, Colombia, to his meteoric superstardom as a midfielder with Spain's Real Madrid.

Abbeville Kids expands its award-winning series of interactive, inquiry-based books designed to teach children about the world by looking at art, and about art by looking at the world.

A charming, uproarious exploration of the scientific answers to our most timeless questions about drinks and drinking

For centuries, oysters have had the power to sustain and delight, inspiring writers and artists, lowly cooks and four-star chefs, laborers and gourmands, and everyone in between. A feast for the eyes and the palate oysters also are rich in history and lor

This elegant survey of more than 60 works of art chronicles the nascent liberation when women began to walk freely by themselves in public

This edition of Norman Rockwell's popular story is accompanied by a biography of Rockwell himself and a short contribution from Mary Whalen Leonard, who was the girl who posed for the pictures in the book.

What is the national debt? Who loses from it? Who profits from it? Why is it a greater threat to America than international terrorism? In direct, non-partisan language, this book follows the money and finds the answers.

Featured artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Sandro Botticelli, Gilbert Stuart, Toshusai Sharaku, Archibald J. Motley Jr., Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Rogier van der Weyden, Diego Velazquez.

An informative Q&A series for dads-to-be, from the best-selling author of The Expectant Father, Armin Brott

Highlights from Brooklyn's world-renowned encyclopedic art museum that forms part of the Tiny Folio series.

The first comprehensive monograph on contemporary artist Karen Gunderson written by Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Frank.

Examining the impact of the dynamic interaction of art and science, this volume explores how throughout history these two disciplines have reflected similar values and have used parallel tools and methods. It looks at how art and science have shaped architecture through to music.

What is it about a woman reading that has captivated hundreds of artists over the centuries? Stefan Bollmann's Women Who Read Are Dangerous explores this popular subject in more than 70 artworks - drawings, paintings, photographs, and prints - by iconic artists

The extraordinary story of the loss and rediscovery of the city that fought Troy, told through archaeology, literature, and poetic black-and-white photography.

Keeping clarity and simplicity in mind, Saluja has created Indian recipes easy enough for beginners, yet inspirational enough to encourage inventiveness in the more seasoned cook

Shaped by nature and selected by man, scholar's rocks, or gongshi, have been prized by Chinese intellectuals since the Tang dynasty, and are now sought after by Western collectors as well. In this title, the author turns his lens on some 140 fine gongshi, ancient and modern, from the world-class collection of Kemin Hu.

In this deluxe volume renowned botanical photographer Jonathan Singer presents his breathtaking images of the world's most notable bonsai. Features a cloth-bound hardcover with a leather-bound spine and a handsome cloth slipcase.

There is a world of letters just waiting to be discovered in the world around us - in nature to architecture.

A revised and expanded third edition of the leading lexicon of contemporary art, now illustrated in full color throughout.

Includes photographs that focus on the spiritually rich lives of the Burmese people. Featuring temples, portraits, scenes of everyday life, and landscape, this book offers a view of the country that has been closed to - or avoided by - many photographers due to its social isolation and reputation for political repression.