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A biography of the pioneering Hollywood maverick and bon vivant.

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Through the presentation of 14 projects alongside essays by leading voices in the history and preservation of New York City, DXA Ten Years explores the deep, inextricable relationship between the unique past and future potential of architecture that defines DXAs practice.

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Phineas Taylor Barnum lived from 1810 until 1891. This study investigates the influence he had on American popular culture of the 19th century and looks at how he continues to have an influence today.

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Since the early 1900s, blues and the guitar have traveled side by side. From the first reported sightings of blues musicians to the onset of the Great Depression, this is the most comprehensive and complete account ever written of the early stars of blues guitaran essential chapter in the history of American music.

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Elephants are among the earths most sentient beings. They remember, they experience grief and joy, fear and love. This title tells their story through poignant images that bring us directly into their habitats lush forests and open savannas, or stark landscapes ravaged by human intervention to observe the animals daily engagements and activities.

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Shows how contemporary artists re-envision the earth in innovative painterly, sculptural, and architectural ways.

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Shows how contemporary artists re-envision the earth in innovative painterly, sculptural, and architectural ways.

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The only comprehensive, illustrated, step-by-step guide to building with earthbags.

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"Built as a family home in 1922, Eastcliff, a twenty-room estate in St. Paul on the banks of the Mississippi River, has been the official residence for presidents of the University of Minnesota since 1961. Eastcliff: History of a Home reveals the story of this building and those it housed and hosted over a century of momentous change."--

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The publication captures the work done at the University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design while showcasing student work, faculty research, co-op stories, study abroad programs, and snapshots from the many events happening at our school.

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"An autoethnographic discussion of the speculative and fantastical elements of performance"--

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"An autoethnographic discussion of the speculative and fantastical elements of performance"--

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Bonnie Marranca links ecology and art practice in this groundbreaking collection of essays, first published in 1996.

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Winner of the 1994 de la Torre Bueno Prize - with an introduction by the author.

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As an artist, Edgar Degas (1834-1917) defies easy description. Including essays on Degas' life and work, his sculptural technique and materials, and the story of the sculptures after his death, this title features art-historical and technical discussions of various works in the collection of National Gallery of Art, Washington.

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Text by John Beardsley. Interview by David Campany.

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Covers the range of Weston's works. This book is a bibliography as well as a chronology, that offers further insight into the life and work of this giant of twentieth-century photography.

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Egyptian Places: An Illustrated Travelogue, presents an architect's account of visits to 12 of Ancient Egypt's most spectacular sites, a journey that transports the reader from the urban metropolis of Cairo and the Great Pyramid of Giza to the remote desert setting of the rock-cut temple at Abu Simbel