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Chocolate the food of the Gods has had a long and eventful history. This book includes data on the first cultivation of the cacao tree in the northwest Amazon, and the discovery of the chocolate process in southern Mesoamerica, long before the rise of the Olmecs.

A compact survey of the work of August Sander, the German portrait and documentary photographer.

Traces the history of cabinets of curiosities, from their first appearance in the inventories and engravings commissioned by Renaissance nobles such as the Medici or the Hapsburgs, via those of the Dane Ole Wurm and the Italian polymath Athanasius Kircher, to the serious 17th- and 18th-century scientists Elias Ashmole and Levinas Vincent.

A rich and varied glimpse into the creative processes of a broad array of contemporary architects.

Working in colour for the first time, Nick Brandt's latest project uses complex composition and dramatically cinematic staging to highlight environmental degradation in the world and its effect on both animal and human life.

Paula Rego's anthology of traditional nursery rhymes, illustrated by her sometimes disturbing, but always arresting engravings.

A concise, informative overview of more than four decades of work by this Brooklyn-born Magnum photographer.

A showcase of the very best hotel rooms around the world, from elegant country retreats, to quirky hideaways and stylish city escapes, selected by global travel experts Mr & Mrs Smith.

The definitive monograph on the most illustrious haute-couture embroidery house in the world, featuring specially commissioned photography of Maison Lesage's Paris archive collections.

One of four titles in Thames & Hudson's innovative new 'Big Idea' series, this book explores and interrogates each form of democracy and questions whether it remains fit for purpose today.

Surveys the greatest of Asia's empires from 800 AD to the mid-20th century, from the Far East to the fringes of Europe. This title shows how those seven empires played a key role in forming global civilization. It is of interest to students, historians and those who are concerned with understanding the role of Asia in the world.

The definitive publication on Karl Lagerfeld's pioneering and irreverent campaigns for Chanel, as photographed by the designer himself.

A reduced edition of this cornucopia of Karl Lagerfeld's legendary maxims.

Master printmaker Anthony Burrill's wonderful world of printed matter, presented through a personal selection of offbeat ephemera and typographic curiosities.

A personal reflection on the nature of the architectural imagination, shown through private sketchbooks, by one of the great architects of our day.

An illuminating guide to one of the great masterpieces of Celtic manuscript art, published to coincide with a major exhibition at the British Library.

A lift-the-flap and laser-cut book revealing the nature of ecosystems under the sea, from the creator of "Anatomy".

An entirely fresh perspective on the history of photography that uses timelines to trace the medium's development from its inception to the present.

The essential Chineasy guide to characters, words and phrases, culture and traditions for travellers of all types, in a pocket-size format.

Thirty pioneering houses designed by architects for themselves over the past decade, revealing the ingenious ways they have addressed the challenges of creating a contemporary living space.

A new edition of Campbell and Cole's acclaimed survey of Italian Renaissance art, updated to reflect the very latest scholarship and contemporary restorations.

A profusely illustrated historical survey of a fascinating region, now available in a new format.

Written by the former chief historian of NASA, here is the first in-depth, fully illustrated history of space exploration.

This large-format encyclopaedic book on the mysteries and wonders of the world's trees is illustrated by popular and stylish designer Piotr Socha, and comes in the same informative and quirky format as Socha's 2017 Educational Writers' Award winner "The Book Of Bees".

The ultimate book on King Tut and his tomb--the most exciting archaeological find the world has ever known--now in a compact edition

A superbly illustrated compendium of over 1,500 of the world's most popular and influential patterns.

Amy Dempsey unravels the all-too-often daunting language of modern art by mapping the styles, schools and movements that help us understand modern and contemporary art, from Impressionism in the 19th century to Destination Art in the 21st. Using a practical and easy-to-navigate structure, Dempsey's lucid writing and carefully selected artworks define sixty-eight essential groupings in western modern art. Each feature presents a succinct explanation, characteristic works and a relevant list of key artists, attributes, media and collections. A reference section provides an indispensable glossary of modern art terms and an index of artists.

A practical and inspirational guide to planning every kind of off-road cycling, from nearby "microadventures" to global itineraries, drawing on the author's own epic journeys

Dive into the fascinating world of marine life with 'The Big Book of the Blue' by Yuval Zommer. Published in 2018 by Thames & Hudson Ltd, this book is a captivating journey into the depths of the ocean. The author, known for his love of nature and vibrant illustrations, brings the underwater world alive with his detailed and informative writing style. This book is not just a collection of facts, it's an exploration of the ocean's ecosystem and the creatures that inhabit it. From the smallest plankton to the largest whale, every creature is given its due attention. This book is perfect for those who are interested in marine biology or just have a love for the ocean. It's a must-have for any bookshelf. So dive in and explore the wonders of the blue sea with 'The Big Book of the Blue' by Yuval Zommer, a true gem in the genre of nature and science books.