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A special twentieth anniversary edition of the only definitive publication on one of the most respected and influential fashion designers of our time.

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Every generation an extraordinary figure captures the imagination of the design public, allowing us to dream and see what is heretofore impossible. That man of the moment is Alan Faena.

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A touching volume that celebrates the life and work of beloved fashion designer, Alber Elbaz.

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Rediscover the drawings of Albrecht Drer, one of the most prominent Renaissance artists, known as an incomparable painter and draughtsman with a keen eye for the natural world.

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This provocative new book presents the collaborative paintings of Alex Israel and Bret Easton Ellis, among today s sharpest observers of the culture of pleasure, their art inseparable from the world in which it finds expression.

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The definitive Alex Katz book, like his iconic paintings, is larger than life. With more than 300 images, many unpublished, and a searching profile by an art historian who has studied the painter for more than half a century, this monograph charts the development of Katz's singular American style.

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Fueled by an abiding concern with environmental crisis for more than three decades, contemporary artist Alexis Rockman (b. 1962) depicts an ominous and complex vision of ocean life affected by humankind in a monumental new series titled Oceanus.

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Ali Banisadr s first major monograph delves into the Iranian painter s influences and practice.

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From SD-6 to the CIA, from kick-ass costumes and multi-coloured wigs to dysfunctional family relationships and undercover office romance, the hit spy drama "Alias" has won the hearts of savvy viewers everywhere. This book takes a look at the show that's redefining the spy genre.

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The first comprehensive publication exploring the life and art of pioneering American abstract artist Alice Trumbull Mason is perfect for audiences eager to discover unsung yet brilliantly talented women artists.

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The follow-up to the hugely popular All the Buildings in New York, this is a charmingly illustrated journey through London, one building at a time.

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A detailed examination of how graffiti writers have developed the 26 letters of the alphabet, this text includes 10 of the international scene's most talented creators answering Woshe's questions about matters that include their practice, their relationship with letters, and their backgrounds.

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Rare and previously unseen photos of Audrey Hepburn, both on and off screen. Features images from the archives of six top photographers: Norman Parkinson, Milton H. Greene, Douglas Kirkland, Lawrence Fried, Terry O'Neill and Eva Sereny.

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Always New highlights the work of Jules Chret, an artist known as the father of the poster who brought colourful and vibrant ephemera to the streets of nineteenth-century Paris.

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Amass unfolds the process OF architectural experiment in massing - from bounding box diagrams to construction photos - through which the projects were conceived, explored and detailed.

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An appealing approach to creating fresh interiors rooted in warmth and comfort.

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The first volume in more than 20 years tells a new and modern story of the U.S. State Department s Diplomatic Reception Rooms, one of the top collections of American fine and decorative arts in existence.

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First published in 1989, this updated edition celebrates this seminal American architect.

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A photo essay that tells the American textile manufacturing story of the White Oak Mills in Greensboro, North Carolina, where selvedge denim is being made again

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Building on the foundation laid by American Icons, American Icons Vol. 2 continues the exploration of American architecture, chronicling its evolution and the iconic structures that define the nation's skylines.

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In the early nineteenth century, Indiana was at the intersection of ideas from the East and the frontier - resulting in a unique opportunity to express creative adaptions of residential architectural styles in America.