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The first comprehensive monograph of the French glass artist Thierry Boissel who is amongst the most significant representatives of current trends in contemporary glass painting.

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Burgoyne and Downey's text applies modern concepts of student learning to script analysis, an essential skill for theater majors. Critical and creative thinking skills are emphasized while focusing throughout on understanding the scripts being studied. Capstone Assignments for peer review allow students to explore and to practice the concepts presented in each chapter.

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ThinkingJewellery comprises scientific research as well as discourse on the historical and societal interconnection of jewellery. Highlights are the symposia, which are now accompanied by periodicals.

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Third Coast Atlas: Prelude to a Plan describes the conditions for urbanization across the Great Lakes region. It assembles a multi-layered, empirical description of urbanization processes within the drainage basins of the five Great Lakes and the Saint Lawrence River.

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Thirteen Ways of Looking at a House explains the elements of an artful, thoughtful, and meaningful home, through smart essays, sophisticated photography and drawing.

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An incredible object of desire: dramatic in scale, superbly designed, featuring extraordinary images of Mars

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This is Not a Wall: Collected Short Stories is an epic of one architectural entity's lifespan, depicted through a unique collection of illustrated short stories.

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Overview of over 25 years of vessel design by Thomas Bohle, emphasising how progressive ceramics can be, including radiographs of the works allowing glimpses into the interior of the sculptures.

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Thomas Ruff is one of the most enigmatic and prolific of Bernd and Hilla Becher's former students. In 2007, Ruff completed his monumental "Jpegs" series in which he explores the distribution and reception of images in the digital age. This work focuses on this remarkable series.

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A comprehensive volume which looks at the multifaceted career of one of Britain's most underrated film directors, with contributions from Martin Scorcese, Kevin Jackson, Gavin Millar and others -- .

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Thorvald Hellesen (1888-1937) was a Norwegian avant-garde artist who lived and worked in Paris in the 1910s and 1920s. Text in Norwegian.

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Thorvald Hellesen (1888-1937) was a Norwegian avant-garde artist who lived and worked in Paris in the 1910s and 1920s.

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Relates the author's experience in and knowledge of the important aspects of planning and photographing concerts of all kinds. From punk to classical, this work covers how the music industry is organized, how to get access, the right people to befriend, and the proper etiquette of concert photography.

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A history of rare archival amateur photographs and films from Nazi Germany

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Janet Stone's photograph albums feature informal portraits from the mid-twentieth century of many of the leading cultural figures and personalities of the day.

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Thunderbook: The World of Bond According to Smersh Podaffectionately examines Bond with tongue firmly in cheek and elbow dug in ribs. Join John Rain as he goes film-by-film through the Bond saga as he points out all the good, the bad, and the double-taking pigeons contained within Bonds half-century of world domination.

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Tikimania presents the Tiki works of the Junge Wilde painter Bernd Zimmer alongside the Indigenous Marquesan art from the collection of the Museum Funf Kontinente in Munich.Text in German.

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Examination of the rethinking currently taking place of the way in which buildings are designed and created, and the materials used.

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This book is an idea of architects and friends Carles Llop, and Vicente Guallart, that were seduced by the way Barcelona is read by Jon Tugore s eyes. For the first time, the city is shown from the sea side, acknowledging the close relation of the city and the topography that encloses it. It somehow actualizes the drawings that imagined Barcelona done by the ancient navigators."

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In this book, Scott Nygren explores how Japanese film criticism and history has been written both within and beyond Japan, before and after Kurosawa's Rashomon which won the Golden Lion award for best film at the Venice Film Festival in 1951.