Bøker utgitt av Hatje Cantz

Everlasting art!-everlasting responsibility? On the proper handling of artists' estates in the twenty-first century

Typology of sacral sites: a photographic study of Armenian church architecture in over twenty-five countries

The new James Bond archive by Taryn Simon

The Toulouse-Lautrec of Times Square

Facsimile of the out-of-print, original bibliophile edition from 1987

Wander into the dreamscapes of the illusionists

Listening with one's eyes, seeing with one's ears

Veneer with a soul: Frank Horvat's unsurpassed fashion photographs | A sparkling overview, a must-have for friends of his innovative oeuvre

Far more than form and function

Contemporary photography from Africa

A classic photo book is now available again| Photographs documenting illegal objects, smuggled goods, and contraband

Deceptive images of fun and laughter, projections of happiness: Chinese amusement parks

A top-notch artistic dialogue between two "Old Masters" of their crafts

The fourth volume of this ambitious publishing project

Extensive monograph on the oeuvre of one of Austria's most distinguished artists

The launch of a large-scale publishing project: the six-volume catalogue raisonne of Gerhard Richter's paintings and sculptures | From 1962 to the present, scientifically researched and with color plates and illustrations

The meditative tranquility of the Norwegian landscape is tangible in these extraordinary photos

Show me what you have, and I'll tell you who you are: Collecting mania and recycling become art

The standard work on Heino Engel's structure systems is now available at an attractive price. On the basis of excellent drawings and model photographs, the book examines the various forms of structure systems and explores the relationship between structure system and architectural form in clear and concise prose. In the presentation and explanation of this highly complex discipline, this volume differs fundamentally from other publications on the subject, as the author focuses entirely upon structure systems without regard for the usual technical details. Featured here are typical structure systems and models in lieu of the more commonly treated special designs and completed buildings. As a reference work, the book provides an indispensable repertoire of forms for modern architectural models, summarizing traditional approaches and offering a source of new ideas at the same time.