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First book devoted to world-renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte, best known for his work in Washington National Cathedral.

(Hardback)

Previously unpublished photographs of the Sex Pistols' final UK gig, taken by Kevin Cummins: preeminent photographer of British bands.

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Records the extraordinary screen-printed textiles of leading British 1960s designer Shirley Craven and her unique creative partnership with Hull Traders

(Hardback)

Refreshingly candid and richly illustrated, this new edition of Soho Night & Day is an authentic and very personal portrait of a special time and place.

(Hardback)

Celebrating NASAs trailblazing journeys, Space: The Mission Patches uncovers the story of the space administration through the striking artwork of their historic insignias

(Hardback)

Known, unknown, rare and unseen images from former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman, capturing life on-stage, backstage and on the road.

(Hardback)

A tribute to the remarkable and extensive oeuvre of master goldsmith and silversmith Stuart Devlin (1931-2018).

(Hardback)

A full retrospective of Sukita's greatest images including, early work, fashion photography, musician and celebrity portraits.

(Hardback)

Official book accompanying the blockbuster centenary celebration of Surrealism at the Centre Pompidou, Paris; 4 September 2024 13 January 2025. This essential catalogue explores the legacy of the art movement that changed everything.

(Hardback)

A visual exploration of the Deccan Indian architectural history. Contains maps guiding would-be travellers to these temple sites.

(Hardback)

A chronicle of rock 'n' roll history as seen through the lens of master photographer Terry O'Neill (CBE).

(Hardback)

For the first time, O'Neill selects a range of images from his extensive archive of "vintage prints", which will surprise and delight collectors and photography-lovers alike.

(Hardback)

The Age of Grandeur builds upon the best-selling Understanding Jewellery considered to be one of the most important and frequently referenced books on jewellery.

(Hardback)

A provocative new book from sculptor and artist Barnaby Barford, who explores the impact of the apple on history and culture.

(Hardback)

Edwin Lutyens died in 1944. As a memorial, three large volumes of his drawings and photographs were published by Country Life. All three volumes will be republished by ACC Art Books in 2023, beginning with The Country Houses, featuring his own plans, elevations and copious details of his finest domestic buildings.

(Hardback)

One of the most famous architects of the 20th century, this meticulous second volume of Lutyens work presents his garden designs, town planning, and monumental public buildings.

(Hardback)

One of the most famous architects of the 20th century, this lavish third volume of Lutyens work showcases his finest public buildings, memorials and townhouse renovations.

(Hardback)

This major work, first published in 1950, is still considered the classic book on the subject. It provides a comprehensive survey of plant portrayals across over three thousand years.

(Paperback)

Four cities. Four stars. The Beatles are revered the world over, but it is in these urban centres that their legacy shines brightest.

(Hardback, Revised edition)

This new revised edition of the bestselling The Book of Rolex brings the latest information and expert commentary along with new images of this most desirable of watch brands.

(Hardback)

A detailed historical study of the buildings of Mayfair and St Jamess. Photographs accompanied by black-and-white pictures and period art

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As the first academic publication focused on the Taikang photography collection, this book explores both the mechanics of portraiture and its psychological effects.

(Hardback)

Combining traditional Scandinavian Christmas customs with clever DIY ideas and recipes, The Christmas Season invites you to redesign Christmas within your own home.

(Hardback)

The Cure "Stills" celebrates the changing faces of one of Britain's leading rock bands, captured through the lens of photographer Paul Cox.