Skira Fall 2014 catalogue

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Front coverAleksandr Nikolaev (Usto Mumin)The Bridegroom (detail), 1920Moscow, State Museum of Oriental Art© State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscowfrom the volumeThe Russian Avant-garde. Siberia and the East

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Art of the Twentieth Centuryscientific committee: Gabriella Belli, Carlo Bertelli,Germano Celant, Ester Coen, Ida Gianellieditor: Valerio Terraroli

In a new exclusive slipcase,the prestigious four-volumeseries coveringthe fundamental eventsand pivotal worksof international artin the twentieth century

This series offers a complete, up-to-date survey of the artistic culture of thetwentieth century through an original, transversal and interdisciplinaryanalysis.

This special edition of the series gathers the four volumes into an exclusive slip-case inspired by a masterpiece that significantly marked the art of the twentiethcentury. The books provide an extraordinary repertory of images and a vast sourceof information, enriched through “focus on” windows and technical informationby experts in the field. The essays investigate and analyse in chronological orderthe transformations of the world’s artistic culture, the major personalities and thedifferent movements that have characterized the development of modern and con-temporary art.Roughly 1700 pages and a considerable number of illustrations provide a broadand composite overview of movements, artists, works and cultural phenomena,in an extraordinary publication that examines in depth the tendencies of modernand contemporary art.

• Ample space is devoted to the critical definitions of contemporary art, the artmarket and the new way of collecting, to the relationship between art and politics,and to the new, confusing frontiers of photography.

• Major chapters are followed, in alphabetical order, by the biographies of artistsaccompanied by their most significant works.

Valerio Terraroli teaches History of Modern Art at the University of Verona.

Format of the WorkVolume 1: 1900–1919

The Avant-garde MovementsVolume 2: 1920–1945The Artistic Culturebetween the Wars

Volume 3: 1946–1968The Birth of Contemporary Art

Volume 4: 1969–1999Neo-avant-gardes, Postmodern

and Global Art

Specificationssize 81/2 x 11 in. (21 x 28 cm)

1768 pages1592 colour illustrations

4 volumeshardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-2224-0

£ 135.00, $ 240.00, Can. $ 240.00

PublicationOctober 2014

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Hogarth, Reynolds, TurnerBritish Painting and the Rise ofModernityedited by Carolina Brooks and Valter Curzi

From Hogarth to Reynolds,from Gainsboroughto Turner, the greatprotagonists of Englishpainting betweenthe eighteenth andnineteenth centuries

This is the first comprehensive overview of the extraordinary developmentof British painting during the eighteenth century, which anticipatedthemes, styles and techniques that later became paradigms of modernity.

This volume focuses on the English context at a time when the growth of artisticstanding was accompanied by the country’s conquest of hegemony on a historical,political and economic plane.The volume is arranged chronologically in seven sections, which include a selec-tion of over 100 masterpieces by the most significant English painters. The mainobjective is to enable readers to rediscover the genres of portrait and landscape,which have always characterized English art. Readers can admire the work ofartists like William Hogarth, Henry Fuseli (Johann Heinrich Füssli), Sir JoshuaReynolds, Thomas Gainsborough, JosephWright of Derby, George Stubbs, JohnConstable and William Turner, who offer a completely original cross-section ofeighteenth- and early nineteenth-century painting in Great Britain.

• The golden age of English painting reflected the new middle-class: “English” inhabits, disposition and temperament, as well as by birth.

• While London developed into a metropolis, British artists realized icons ofmodernity.

Valter Curzi, art historian and writer, lectures on Modern Art History at RomeUniversity “La Sapienza”. Carolina Brooks, art historian specializing in paintingand culture between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, is a lecturer at PisaUniversity.


304 pages, 111 colourand 75 b/w illustrations

paperbackISBN 978-88-572-2271-4

£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 55.00

PublicationSeptember 2014

Exhibition ScheduleRome, Museo

Fondazione Roma15 April – 20 July 2014

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The Russian Avant-gardeSiberia and the Eastedited by John E. Bowlt, Nicoletta Misler, Evgenija Petrova

The complex relationshipbetween Russian art andthe East–be it the RussianEast or the Far East–withspecial focus on theradical artists who shapedthe development of modernart a century ago

The rituals of Siberian shamans, the ancient funerary sculptures from thesteppes seen as a crystallized presence of archaic and everlasting forms ofworship, Chinese popular prints, Japanese engravings, Theosophic and

Anthroposophic theories, and Indian philosophy are but some of the elementsthat inspired the aesthetic and theoretical pursuits of the generation of Russianartists and writers just before the October 1917 Revolution.This book examines figures such as Leon Bakst, Alexandre Benois, Pavel Filonov,Natalia Goncharova, Wassily Kandinsky, Mikhail Larionov and Kazimir Male-vich, who were deeply aware of the significance of the East for their art, and con-tributed to launching a rich debate that left a deep and permanent mark on theirartistic praxis.

• The artists of the Russian avant-garde and their discovery of new sources ofinspiration.

• The catalogue draws a connection between the chief representatives of theRussian avant-garde and other less-known but just as important artists of theperiod such as Nikolai Kalmakov, Sergei Konenkov and Vasilii Vatagin.

• The fundamental importance of Oriental and Eurasian sources in RussianModernism.

John Bowlt teaches Slavic Languages and Literature at the University of South-ern California.Nicoletta Misler teaches History of Modern Art from Eastern Eu-rope at the University of Naples, Italy. Evgenija Petrova is one of the major schol-ars on twentieth-century Russian art.

Specificationssize 93/4 x 111/4 in. (24,5 x 28,7 cm)320 pages, 252 colourand 144 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1916-5£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00

PublicationJuly 2014

Exhibition ScheduleFlorence, Palazzo Strozzi27 September 201319 January 2014

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Malaysian EyeContemporaryMalaysianArtedited by Serenella Ciclitira

The fifth volumeof the “Eye” series,dedicated to contemporaryart from the Far East,focuses on a uniqueand exciting collectionof artworks from emergingMalaysian artists

Thebook provides a wide-ranging survey of contemporary art in Malaysia,showcasing 75 of the most cutting-edge Malaysian contemporary artistsand their works.

Like the previous Hong Kong, Korean and Indonesian “Eye” books, MalaysianEye aims to provide a panoramic view of the situation of contemporary art in thecountry; it is therefore an important reference publication.The book includes works by Abu Bakar Idris, Ahmad Shukri Mohd, Shafiq Al-i’Am, Haffendi Anuar, Azrin Mohd, Chan Kok Hooi, Eng Hong Chee, EiffelChong, Chong Kim Chiew, Choy Chun Wei, Lisa Foo, Kow Leong Kiang, Mas-noor Ramli Mahmud, Abdul Multhalib Musa, Eric Peris, Puah Chin Kok, RajaShahriman, Suhaidi Razi, Sabri Idrus, Sun Kang Jye and many others.

• The first art catalogue on the subject.• A truly valuable introduction for curators, collectors, art lovers and general au-dience interested in contemporary art in the Far East region.

• The book is published on the occasion of the exhibition in Kuala Lumpur.

Serenella Ciclitira has an Honours Degree in Art History from Trinity College,Dublin and has worked extensively with artists and galleries throughout the world.With her husband David Ciclitira, she is the co-founder of the Eye Program.

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£ 39.95, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00


Exhibition ScheduleKuala Lumpur, MAPKL

27 March – 30 April 2014

London, Saatchi Galleryfrom June 2014

Indonesian EyeContemporary Indonesian Artedited by Serenella Ciclitira

size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)376 pages, 528 colour illustrationspaperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-1075-9£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 68.00

Korean EyeContemporary Korean Artedited by Serenella Ciclitira

size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)392 pages, 469 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-0467-3£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 76.00

Korean Eye 2Contemporary Korean Artedited by Serenella Ciclitira


Hong Kong EyeContemporary Indonesian Artedited by Serenella Ciclitira


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Gilbert & GeorgeAFamily Collectiontexts by Michael Bracewell and Marie-Claude Beaud

This major new catalogueon Gilbert&George,conceived and designedby the artists themselves,provides a fascinatinginsight into their livesand work

This volume, produced on the occasion of the exhibition at Villa Paloma,Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, is dedicated to “two people andone artist” – Gilbert and George.

The retrospective gathers more than 60 artworks all belonging to a single privatecollection of stunning quality and number of works (including rarely seen earlydrawings) that document four decades of life dedicated to art, shared thoughtsand social commitment.

• Gilbert&George themselves chose the artworks, designed the exhibition and su-pervised the concept of the entire show.

• This monograph on the internationally renowned artists Gilbert&George pro-vides a fascinating insight into their lives and work.

Michael Bracewell is a British writer and novelist.Marie-Claude Beaud is the di-rector of the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco.


dual-language edition(English-French)



£ 24.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00


Exhibition ScheduleMonaco, NMNM

Nouveau Musée Nationalde Monaco, Villa Paloma

14 June – 2 November 2014

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Visual Music MastersAbstract Explorationsof Past and Present ArtistsAdriano Abbado

The different techniquesof realization andpresentation of audiovisualart, the thought of theprotagonists and the resultsof their artistic research

What links exist between sounds and abstract images? What were thefirst audiovisual instruments? What was the influence of music onKandinsky’s work? What are the most relevant audiovisual installa-

tions? What are the relationships between VJs and live cinema? And, what issynesthesia?Visual Music Masters answers these and many other questions concerning the re-lationship between art and music, spanning from Toulouse-Lautrec to Nam JunePaik, from Händel to Xenakis, and from Wilfred to Kurokawa. It is an in-depthstudy focused on both historical experience and contemporary research, illus-trated by 150 colour images. The association between images and music arousedthe curiosity of a number of artists and thinkers of the past, it stimulated artisticcreativity in the twentieth century and continues to be a topic of great interest to-day. This book aims to take stock of the situation, now that abstract audiovisualart, having reached maturity, is enjoying a new season of renewed vitality.

• Visual Music Masters depicts in a clear and effective language the stages and theprotagonists of the technologic and multisensory revolution in art which gave formto a new and independent expressive form: visual music.

Adriano Abbado began to work with digital images and sounds back in 1981. In1986 he received a Fulbright scholarship to study at the MIT Media Laboratory.His most recent works have been shown in Barcelona, Copenhagen, Milan, NewYork, Paris, Rome, Shanghai, Strasbourg and Washington, DC.

Specificationssize 61/2 x 81/2 in. (17 x 21 cm)400 pages200 colour illustrationsflexiboundISBN 978-88-572-2223-3£ 19.95, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00


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Alberto BurriBlackWorkedited by Bruno Coràtexts by Massimo Di Carlo and Laura Lorenzoni

A distinctive featureof Alberto Burri’s artisticimagery: the treatment ofblack in his Cellotex works

Through a selection of thirty works created in a twenty-year time span(1972–92), including some unpublished and never before exhibited can-vases from Italian private collections, this volume offers a perspective on

the expressive outcomes that marked Alberto Burri’s practice after the 1950s and1960s, at a time in which he had already gained international critical acclaim.Cellotex, which the artist had long used as a support for his compositions, becamethe “work” itself. Through a gradual process of stripping down, Burri reached thebasic underlying element, i.e. the material that had previously been approached inview of something else. As is the case with his more iconic cycles (such as Sacchi,Legni and Combustioni plastiche), matter here continues to be the undisputed pro-tagonist, capable of setting the rules and fixing compositional balances.

• The book includes: an introduction by Maurizio Calvesi, an essay and an analy-sis of the works by Bruno Corà, an inquiry by Rita Olivieri into the critical re-sponse to the Cellotex works, an essay by Vittorio Rubiu, a detailed biography ofthe artist edited by Aldo Iori, a reconstruction of the relationship between Burriand the Venice Biennale carried out by Laura Lorenzoni and a dialogue betweenManuela De Leonardis and Aurelio Amendola, the photographer with whom Bur-ri had a long friendship.

• A specific section (edited by Elena Dalla Costa) reconstructs the contents ofexhibitions by Burri between 1977 and 2007 in which the Cellotex pieces werethe only works on show.

Bruno Corà, a renowned Italian art critic, is a member of the Burri Foundation.



hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2003-1

£ 50.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 75.00


Exhibition ScheduleVerona, Galleria dello Scudo

15 December 201231 March 2013

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Agostino BonalumiAll the Shapes of Space 1958–1976edited by Francesca Pola under the supervision of the Artistand in collaboration with the Archivio Bonalumi

A stunning volumecelebrating the workof Agostino Bonalumiduring the 1960s and 1970sand its connectionwith the other artistsof the Azimut group

Aselection of Bonalumi’s paintings from the beginning of the 1960s to thelate 1970s – including some unpublished and never before exhibited can-vases from Italian private collections – form the core of the volume and

confirm the important role played by this internationally lesser known artist inthe development of modern art in Italy. The volume is the result of extensive re-search and includes unpublished materials, focusing on the role of Bonalumi’swork in the context of the Neo-Avant-garde during the 1960s and 1970s.Agostino Bonalumi, a major twentieth-century Italian abstract painter and sculp-tor, died on 18 September 2013, aged 78. His career started in 1956 and his firstimportant exhibition was held in 1959 together with Castellani andManzoni at theGalleria del Prisma, Milan. His work is represented in public collections includ-ing: Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Turin; Galleria Nazionaled’Arte Moderna, Rome; Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice; Museu ColecçaoBerardo, Lisbon; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. It has been the subjectof numerous international exhibitions, including retrospectives at the Museumof Modern Art, Fort Lauderdale (1981), Institut Matildenhöhe, Darmstadt (2003),Moscow Museum of Modern Art (2011).

• The first monograph specifically devoted to this crucial period of Bonalumi’s ac-tivity, published on the occasion of the first solo exhibition in theUK in over 50 years.

• The volume includes over 70 works by Agostino Bonalumi alongside works byFontana, Manzoni, Dadamaino and Castellani.

Francesca Pola is an art historian and critic; she teaches Contemporary Art.

Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)240 pages188 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2083-3£ 50.00, $ 79.00, Can. $ 79.00


Exhibition ScheduleLondon, Robilant + Voena4 October – 15 November 2013

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PhotographyTheContemporary Era 1981–2013(History of Photography Volume 4)edited by Walter Guadagnini; texts by C. Cotton,O. Enwezor, W. Guadagnini, T. Weski, F. Zanot

This fourth and final volumein the “Photography” seriesaddresses the major themesof contemporary photographyand the issues regardingthe production and useof photographsin present-day society

With the advent of digital technology and the Internet, the late twenti-eth and early twenty-first century have marked a crucial milestone inthe evolution of the photographic language and technique affecting

professionals, amateurs, scholars and enthusiasts alike and leading to the creationof an incredible number of images, often shared amongst millions. Technology,information, communication, economics and art: once again photography is inthe thick of great social changes and itself undergoing constant evolution.Providing a wide international overview, the volume sheds light on now historicalfigures like Robert Mapplethorpe, Luigi Ghirri, Martin Parr, Boris Mikhailov, NanGoldin, Jeff Wall and Cindy Sherman as well as their younger heirs.Through over 200 photographs from 1981 to 2013, this book closes the great Ski-ra series dedicated to the History of Photography: from the years of its inventionto nowadays, the four volumes respond to the needs for correct information to ageneral public, as well as supplying more specialized investigation on the medium.

• A wide international overview.• Extremely rich iconographic material.• A scientific committee formed of some leading international experts, who arealso the authors of most of the texts.

Former director of the Galleria Civica in Modena,Walter Guadagnini is a curatorand professor of History of Contemporary Art at the Accademia delle Belle Arti inBologna. He is also commissaire unique for the Italian section of “Paris Photo”.




£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00


PhotographyThe Origins 1839–1890(History of Photography Volume 1)edited by Walter Guadagnini

Size 81/2 x 11 in. (21 x 28 cm)432 pages, 400 colour and b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0718-6£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 68.00

PhotographyA New Vision of the World1891–1940(History of Photography Volume 2)edited by Walter Guadagnini


PhotographyFrom the Press to the Museum1941–1980(History of Photography Volume 3)edited by Walter Guadagnini

Size 81/2 x 11 in. (21 x 28 cm)304 pages, 215 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1508-2£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00

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Robert MapplethorpeGermano Celant

25 years after Mapplethorpe’sdeath, an overviewon his nudes, portraits,self-portraits, floral still lifesand other workscompiled by the art criticGermano Celant

Robert Mapplethorpe’s wide, provocative and powerful body of work hasestablished him as one of the most important artists of the twentieth cen-tury. The American photographer is mostly known for images that simul-

taneously challenge and adhere to classical aesthetic standards: stylised composi-tions of male and female nudes, delicate flower still lifes and studio portraits ofartists and celebrities, to list a few of his preferred genres.Since 1977 Germano Celant has come in contact with Robert Mapplethorpe, re-alising interviews and writing essays on the occasion of several publications andexhibitions. For the first time, this volume gathers the complete anthology ofCelant’s writings on the artist: from the 1983 exhibition at Palazzo Fortuny, Venice,projected with the collaboration of the artist himself, to the posthumous writingspublished in the catalogues prepared on the occasion of the exhibitions at theGuggenheim Museum, New York and the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburgsince 1990. This book, through over 140 images and texts that appear both per-sonal and scientific, aims to pay tribute to Robert Mapplethorpe’s contribution tothe history of photography.

• The book presents a wide selection of Mapplethorpe’s nudes, portraits, self-portraits, floral still lifes and other works.

• One of the great masters of photography, obsessed by the search for perfect form.

Germano Celant, a renowned art historian, critic and theoretician, has served asthe curator of hundreds of exhibitions worldwide and published more than onehundred books and catalogues.




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Axel HütteFantasmi e Realtàedited by Filippo Maggia with Claudia Fini

A collection of previouslyunreleased photographs bythe German artist shot overthe past three years betweenVenice and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines

Aphotographer of the so-called Düsseldorf School, Axel Hütte trained un-der Bernd Becher with Thomas Struth, Thomas Ruff, Candida Hofer andAndreas Gursky.

This volume presents two series of photographs. The first illustrates the author’sjourney fromGermany to Italy, a sort of retracing of the nineteenth-centuryGrandTour : from Alpine passes surrounded by snowy summits to Apennine peaks.The second explores Venice and the interiors of some of its best-known palazzithrough colour and black-and-white photographs, offering an austere and inti-mate picture of the lagoon city.

• The most recent works of one of the great masters of contemporary photogra-phy, protagonist of the Düsseldorf School.

• The two series combine to bring about a cultured and refined celebration of ar-chitecture, be it in the midst of nature or in the city; they share the silence and thedistant echoes of the history of men and events.

Filippo Maggia is currently researcher at the Photography Department of the RoyalCollege of Art, London. Since 2010, he has taught Photographic documentationat the Accademia di Belle Arti in Catania (Sicily).


dual-language edition(English-Italian)



£ 39.95, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00

PublicationNovember 2014

Exhibition ScheduleModena, Foro Boario

12 April – 29 June 2014

Venice, FondazioneBevilacqua La Masa

5 June – 5 October 2014

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ArchThe twentieth-centurymovementsLuca Molinari

The leading movements,major figures, works andideas that shaped thearchitecture of the twentiethcentury, one of the richestand most complex periodsin human history

A360-degree review of the architectural developments of the twentieth cen-tury, Arch.The twentieth-century movements retraces the history of thebest-known groups and movements, as well as underlining the powerful

influence of trends such as Totalitarian Architecture, Tropical Architecture, Social-Realist Architecture, Blob Architecture and Neo-Vernacular, all of which playeda significant role in the rise and evolution of modern trends in the discipline.In tackling a highly complex century characterized by the rise of globalization, thisexhaustive overview does not confine itself to analysing architectural trends inWest-ern countries but expands its field of vision to include world architecture as well.A comprehensive study and research tool, the book is divided into chapters devot-ed to each individual movement, with a selection of critical essays and photographsof the most important works and projects. Lastly, a brief thematic bibliography andother research tools make Arch an indispensable instrument for students of archi-tecture, design and engineering, as well as anyone with a passion for the subject.

• Each entry has been written by specialists in the field in a clear, analytical stylewhich makes the history of architecture accessible to non-specialists as well.

• The work is arranged to allow easy consultation and rapid research, with a clearexposition of the trends by historical period and by country.

The architect and critic Luca Molinari has been associate professor of History ofContemporary Architecture at the University of Naples since 2003, and guest pro-fessor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China). He published differentvolumes in the field of architectural history and theory.


200 pages, 400 colourand b/w illustrations

flexiboundISBN 978-88-572-0473-4

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Recycled LandscapesMichela De Poli, Guido Incerti

Through a comprehensiveexamination of a numberof international architecturalprojects, this book offersa compelling new perspectiveon modern living andcontemporary architecture

Aspopulations grow, where and how we live is a major concern. Very of-ten architects address the issue of housing, and converting spaces is nor-mally a more satisfactory solution than building from scratch. This vol-

ume examines re-purposed sites, reclaimed quarries, former landfills, unusedspaces that have been recognized in the last twenty years as potential venues forthe development of new social, economic and environmental assets.A selection of “recycled” projects from various parts of the world provides a mapof the state of the art internationally, describing what has been achieved to dateand opening a window onto possible scenarios for the future. In addition to themany images and references, a brief study illustrates the project methodologies inorder to provide fundamental guidelines for planning and design.

• The book provides a ‘map’ of the state of the art internationally and describeswhat has been achieved to date, opening a window onto possible scenarios for thefuture.

• Sites, projects, spaces that differ in style and taste. Each incorporates recycledmaterials and principles of water efficiency.

• A valuable resource for homeowners, landscape designers, contractors andarchitects.

Michela De Poli is an architect and a curator.Guido Incerti is an architect and anauthor. Among his books: Diller & Scofidio + Renfro, Skira (2007).

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Napoleone MartinuzziVenini 1925–1931edited by Marino Barovier

A splendid catalogue devotedto the work of an artistwho was responsiblefor some of the most originalglass artworks in art history

Napoleone Martinuzzi, an artist held in high esteem by poet Gabrieled’Annunzio, became a partner of Paolo Venini in 1925. In his capacityas the artistic director of V.S.M. Venini & C. he designed magnificent ob-

jects until 1931.This book reviews his entire production as a glass designer, consisting of about 600pieces identified after lengthy and thorough research. Unpublished records foundin the Archivio Storico Venini have allowed researchers to appreciate the full ex-tent of Martinuzzi’s contribution to the factory’s production and to identify manyof his designs, some of which were previously unknown.After devising elegant clear blown glass objects, the artist went on to explore pre-viously unseen matter like bubble glass and opaque glass in intense and solidcolours; he designed a wide repertoire of vases, cups, lights and peculiar decora-tive objects like fruits, coloured glass creatures and succulent plants, some ofwhich were monumental in size. The book contains a wide range of period pho-tographs, signed designs and factory drawings.

• One of the great myths of modern glasswork.• The first catalogue raisonné of the glassworks designed by sculptor NapoleoneMartinuzzi on behalf of the world-renowned Venini glassware.

• A must-have for collectors, scholars and art dealers.

Marino Barovier is an author and independent curator. He was born in Venice in-to one of the oldest families of Murano glassmakers. In 1983, he joined his wifeMarina in the study of the history of twentieth-century Murano glass.

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£ 65.00, $ 100.00, Can. $ 100.00


Exhibition ScheduleVenice, Island

of San Giorgio Maggiore8 September – 1 December 2013

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African Artfrom the Leslie Sacks CollectionRefined Eye, Passionate Heartedited by Amanda M. Maples

Assembled over many years by the modernist art dealer Leslie Sacks, thisprivate collection of African art has grown considerably over the years,alongside the major European modernist pieces that Sacks has collected

and dealt in.The book unveils for the first time the 187 African art pieces included in his col-lection, accompanied by a number of essays of exceptional interest.

• One of the richest collections of African art.• A comprehensive survey of African art: from the commemorative sculpturesof the Mijikenda of Kenya to Shona and Tsonga headrests from Southern Africa;from the enigmatic art of Eastern Congo to the geometric perfection of the masksof the Lwalwa; from the splendour of the drinking vessels of the Kuba nobility toSenufo art works and Dogon sculpture.

Amanda M. Maples is an independent researcher, author and editor of African art.




£ 55.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00

PublicationAugust 2014

A volume unveilingfor the first time the Africanart pieces held in thecelebrated Leslie SacksCollection in Los Angeles

African ArtEzio Bassani

Size 81/2 x 121/4 in. (21 x 31.2 cm)304 pages, 297 colour illustrations


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Goodwood RevivalUliWeberwith a foreword by the Earl of March and Kinrara

The world’s most popularhistoric motor race meetingstaged entirely in thenostalgic time capsuleof the 1940s–60sthrough the lens of thephotographer Uli Weber

Following on from the success of the book Portraits, featuring celebrity por-traits from over of a 20 year period including Daniel Radcliffe, Sting, BruceWillis and Kylie Minogue, Uli Weber has now turned his lens to capturing

the magic of the Goodwood Revival festival.Goodwood Revival is a magical step back in time, a unique chance to revel in theglamour and allure of motor racing; a rare opportunity to celebrate the halcyondays of motor racing as it used to be, with all of the spectacle and elegance of theera. Held over 3 days at Goodwood, the estate of Lord March, competitors andspectators alike dress in period fashions, with the finest sights and entertainmentof the pre-1966 era for all to enjoy. Every year Goodwood stages a highly compet-itive race meeting for the kind of cars and motorcycles that would have been atthis historic circuit during 1948-1966, offering visitors the opportunity to leave the“modern world” behind and see motor sport luminaries including Sir StirlingMoss,Nick Mason, John Surtees, Jean Alesi and Sir Jackie Stewart racing.

• With a passion for speed and an eye for vintage fashion, this volume will betreasured by lovers of photography, car enthusiasts, fashion addicts, and nostalgics.

• The internationally acclaimed photographer Uli Weber has realised a uniqueportrait of this event, the people and of the circuit that echoes to the spine-tinglingbark of golden-age Grand Prix cars from the 30s to the 60s, thundering sportsand GT cars, as well as historic saloon cars and little-seen Formula Juniors.

Uli Weber is one of the most accomplished artists of his generation. His works havebeen included in group shows at the V&A and at the Saatchi Gallery in London.




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To celebrate Lamborghini’sfirst 50 years, authors andprofessionals from differentfields narrate its history,present and futurein a completely new way

Lamborghini, one of the most famous and iconic of all automobile brands,turned 50 in 2013. Over the course of this half century, it has graduallyestablished itself as a leader in its sector, integrating perfectly into the cul-

ture of its time and becoming a symbol of innovation in design and technology, aswell as a phenomenon in culture and communication. This beautifully illustratedbook describes every step of the journey, with references to cinema, technology,design and the work of the men whomade their fortune from the brand. This is notthe customaty book on cars produced for car enthusiasts, but rather a broader andmore complex project with six carefully structured chapters (The history; The tech-nological innovation; The design; The people; The image; 50th Anniversary Cele-brations) accompanied by spectacular images of all the models produced up tonow, to reveal how Lamborghini made its way into the collective imagination andbecame the legend it is today. It is a large-format volume with 200 striking colourimages, brilliantly evoking a surprising combination of tradition and innovationfor all those who are interested in design, technology, material culture, communi-cation and, of course, the classic qualities of Italian manufacture at its best.

• The official book for Lamborghini’s 50th anniversary.• All the models produced up to now are illustrated in the book.

The architect and critic Luca Molinari has been associate professor of History ofContemporary Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, Naples since 2003 andguest professor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China. Raffaello Porrois director of communications and PR at Automobili Lamborghini SpA.




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Lamborghini100 Years of Innovation in Half the Timeedited by Luca Molinari and Raffaello Porro

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Aston Martin 100with a preface by Sir Stirling Mosstexts by Simon de Burton, Nick Trott,Jonathan Bell and Josh Sims

The official bookdevoted to Aston Martinon the occasion ofits 100th anniversary

Across the last century, British automotive legend AstonMartin has come torepresent many achievements: sporting prowess, technical innovation,striking design, fine craftsmanship, and superior performance. With over

200 stunning colour images, this volume brilliantly evokes Aston Martin’s uniquecombination of tradition and modernisation.On January 15, 1913, Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford founded a new automo-tive venture called Bamford &Martin. Renamed AstonMartin in 1914, it began itsextraordinary journey to become an iconic world brand, synonymous with luxuryand elegance. Since the company moved its headquarters to Gaydon, Warwick-shire in 2003, it has produced over 45,000 cars, to huge critical and commercialacclaim. Aston Martin’s legendary style has once again played a key role in one of2012’s most hotly anticipated films, with its inimitable DB5 stealing the limelightin the latest James Bond blockbuster, Skyfall.

• AstonMartin has partnered with Skira to celebrate 100 years of the power, beau-ty and soul of this automotive legend.

• It includes the centenary celebrations in Kensington Palace Gardens, London.

Sir Stirling Moss is considered one of the greatest all-round racing drivers in the his-tory of motorsport. Racing from 1948 to 1962, he won 212 of the 529 races he en-tered. Simon de Burton is a journalist and author of the ‘New Motorcycle YearBook’ series. Jonathan Bell writes about design, architecture, and technology.Josh Sims is a lifestyle journalist and editor.Nick Trott is a journalist and editor ofEvo Magazine.

Specificationssize 101/4 x 101/4 in. (26 x 26 cm)256 pages250 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1970-7£ 42.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00


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Virginia DwanDwanGalleryGermano Celant

This book on Virginia Dwanand her galleries inLos Angeles and New Yorktells for the first timethe unique story ofa fundamental actoron the global art scene

The Dwan Gallery opened in Los Angeles in 1959 and showed works byartists such as Arman, Yves Klein, Claes Oldenburg, Robert Rauschen-berg, Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely, becoming aWest Coast point

of reference for international art. In 1965, Virginia Dwan also opened a gallery inNew York where she exhibited pieces by the protagonists of Minimal and Con-ceptual Art. Through a rich collection of images and rare testimonies publishedfor the first time, as well as a detailed chronology, in this volume Germano Celantrecounts the years 1959–71 in the Dwan Gallery, whose shows were as importantas those organized by personalities such as Leo Castelli and Ileana Sonnabend,also focusing on earlier and subsequent events in Virginia Dwan’s career up to thepresent. Virginia Dwan (born 18 October, 1931), an American art collector andart patron, is the former owner and executive director of Dwan Gallery Los An-geles (1959–1967) and Dwan Gallery New York (1965–1971), a contemporary artgallery closely identified with the American movements of Minimalism, Concep-tual Art, and Earthworks.

• The celebrated art dealer Virginia Dwan, who showed many of the pioneers ofMinimal, Conceptual and Earth Art at her gallery in Los Angeles, then New York,from 1959 to 1971.

Germano Celant, a renowned art historian, critic and theoretician, has served asthe curator of hundreds of exhibitions worldwide and published more than onehundred books and catalogues




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Chen ZhenCatalogue raisonnéedited by ADAC-Association des Amis de Chen Zhen

The complete monographdevoted to the workof Chen Zhen, including allhis currently known worksand the fullest informationon the Chinese artist

This catalogue raisonné provides new possibilities for analysis and com-parison within Chen Zhen’s entire oeuvre. Since 2008, a research teamhas undertaken a meticulous and systematic study of the artist’s archives

in collaboration with collectors, galleries, museums, public and private institu-tions, exhibition curators, and his friends.Chen Zhen’s catalogue raisonné is the exhaustive inventory of the authenticatedwork of the artist, catalogued chronologically in two volumes: the first covers theyears 1978–96, the second 1997–present. Isabelle Renard and Xu Min’s brilliantessay, guiding us through Chen Zhen’s work, is one of the major contributions tothis catalogue: it places the artworks in their historic context and highlights the keyperiods in his creative development. Chen Zhen was a privileged witness of eco-nomic and cultural globalization, and particularly of the gulf dividing China andthe Western world. A stranger under his own regime at home and a foreigner inFrance, where he moved in 1986, Chen Zhen was on the margins of two systems,looking for his own way through them. Chen Zhen’s works question the world,question humanity and its relations with the environment in order to establish atrans-cultural discourse and mode of thought.

• A complete overview on the artist’s work, from 1977 to the present day.• Leading thread of the catalogue is a text written by Isabelle Renard and XuMin.

ADAC – Association Des Amis de Chen Zhen was created in 2003 to promoteChen Zhen’s artistic heritage.

Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)1160 pages, 100 colourand 700 b/w illustrationshardcover2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-0648-6£ 200.00, $ 299.00, Can. $ 299.00


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Exhibition ScheduleTønsberg, Haugar Vestfold

Kunstmuseum27 September – 30 December 2014




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Hanne Tyrmi. The Lost Thingtexts by Line Ulekleiv, Lotte Konow Lund, Tone Lyngstad Nyaas,Anne Karin Jortveit, Beate Grimsrud

Hanne Tyrmi’s new sculptures and installationsas well as a number of works realised during the last 15 years

In The Lost Thing the house becomes a metaphor inwhich the various rooms are images of mental states,memories and displacements. The catalogue accom-

panying the exhibition is structured as a labyrinthinewandering from room to room showing an experimentalexploration of installation art’s ability to articulate exis-tential issues through a poetic architectural adaptation.Hanne Tyrmi (1954) is a Norwegian artist who has beenactive in the art scene since the 1980s. A strong sense ofadventure can be felt in her works, something she learnt

from her travels around the world, without fear and with an open mind. She livedand worked in Brazil, South Africa and India for years; more recently she moved herstudio from Oslo to Xiamen in order to work in Chinese workshops.

• The Lost Thing accompanies the exhibition at the Haugar Vestfold Kunstmuseumin Tønsberg, Norway.

Internationally recognized as one of today’s mostimportant sculptors using ceramics, Betty Woodmanstarted in the 1950s as a production potter with the

aim of creating objects to enhance everyday life.Since then, the vase has become her subject, product andmuse. In deconstructing and reconstructing its form, shehas created a complex body of sculpture – the exuberantreflection of a wide range of influences and traditions,made highly singular by her inventive use of colour.

• Woodman’s hybrid painting-sculpture ceramic pieces.• Published on the occasion of the New York exhibition (2013), the catalogue pres-ents BettyWoodman’s playful ceramics and includes a conversation between the artistand art critic Barry Schwabsky.• Woodman’s work was the subject of a major one-person retrospective at the Metro-politan Museum of Art in 2006. It is in the collections of over 50 museums worldwide.

Betty Woodmanin conversationwith Barry SchwabskyBetty Woodman, Barry Schwabsky

An up-to-date monograph devoted to the dazzling inventionsof the leading American ceramist

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Specificationssize 83/4 x 101/2 in. (22 x 27 cm)dual-language edition(English-Arab), 560 pages300 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2355-1£ 50.00not available in US/Canada


Exhibition ScheduleDoha, Mathaf – Arab Museumof Modern Art16 March – 6 July 2014

Specificationssize 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16,5 x 21,5 cm)184 pages100 colour illustrationsflexiboundISBN 978-88-572-2228-8£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

PublicationMay 2014EARLY ON SALE

Etel AdnanIn All Her Dimensionsedited by Hans Ulrich Obrist

The work of Lebanese-American visual artist,poet, playwright and essayist Etel Adnan

Similar to nature and consisting of many dimensions,the artistic and literary oeuvre of Etel Adnan con-tains many different facets. Through the exploration

of this artist’s multidimensionality, the book highlightsthe diversity in her own work. Providing an extensiveoverview, it includes Adnan’s paintings, drawings, leporellos,tapestries, writings and films from the 1960s onwards.While Adnan views painting as expressing joie de vivre,writing is the artist’s meditation on the tragic side ofthe world. One important subject that is addressed in her

writings is the Lebanese Civil War that lasted from 1975 to 1990.In All Her Dimensions provides a deeper understanding of Etel Adnan’s significant oeu-vre, while also giving the opportunity to explore the various developments in her work.

• Co-published with Mathaf, the book contains interviews with the artist bycurator Hans Ulrich Obrist, writings by the artist, and essays by several other contrib-utors, providing a significant insight into the art, writings and thinking of Etel Adnan.

Fahd Burki is known for his works on paper employingacrylic, charcoal, marker pen and collage, and numerousscreen prints. These works frequently feature abstract

graphic fields that contain a central form dominating the pictureplane. The sources for these forms range from tribal folk art toscience fiction. Painstakingly produced by hand, Fahd Burki’simagery offers a series of playful and at times menacing icons andsymbols harvested from a very personal mythology of the present,at once disconcertingly familiar and completely novel.

• Fahd Burki is recognised among the Asian art community for his intriguing works.He received the “John Jones Art on Paper Award” at Art Dubai 2013.• He undertook a research-based residency at Edinburgh Printmakers in 2013 aspart of the “Below Another Sky” project, a collaborative programme developed bythe Scottish Print Networks.• Recent exhibitions include Grey Noise, Dubai, and Carré d’Art, Nîmes, France.

Fahd BurkiWorks from 2003–2013edited by Rosa Maria Falvo, with an essay by Murtaza Vali

The first monograph devoted to Lahore-based artist Fahd Burki,covering a decade of his unique works on paper

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Marco BagnoliGermano Celant

A detailed overview of the work of Marco Bagnoli, one ofthe most representative artists on the Italian scene in the 1970s,in a gorgeous monograph that presents his complete oeuvre

Asort of catalogue raisonné, this volume gathersaround 350 reproductions of installations thatthrough different techniques – drawing, paint-

ing, print and sculpture – involve the surrounding envi-ronment, creating unexpected relations between imagi-nation and sensitivity. Marco Bagnoli’s research is char-acterised by two different approaches: his work is root-ed in the scientific tradition of Italian Reinassance and, atthe same time, is influenced by mystic poetry and Sufiphilosophy. His artistic career began in the 1970s and re-

flects the dispute between Conceptual Art and Neo-expressionism that shaped the pe-riod, combining these two opposing tendencies.

• The book includes a widespread chronology and a selection of the artist’s state-ments; it is richly illustrated by nearly 500 images that, in addition to documentingBagnoli’s creative journey, bear witness to the historical period in which it unfolded.

For any reader interested in understanding contempo-rary Chinese culture and art, this book provides aunique viewpoint: it approaches the story of a Chinese

contemporary artist from the perspective of the history ofideas and art rather than that of news and politics.It adopts methods and approaches easily understandable byWestern readers in order to draw them closer to the enigmathat Chinese contemporary culture represents.

• The narratives of Chinese contemporary art stretch backabout three decades; Wang Guangyi is a leading figure throughout this period.• Wang Guangyi’s art is permeated by his distinctive approach to philosophy andtheology and has reflected all of the complex topics that have emerged in the pro-gression from the Cold War to the era of globalisation.

Politics and Theology in Chinese Contemporary ArtReflections on thework ofWangGuangyiHuang Zhuan, essays by Demetrio Paparoni and Marko Daniel

Wang Guangyi’s art is significant not only in China but acrossthe world: this book investigates his work from a new perspective

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Karen KnorrIndia Songedited by Rosa Maria Falvotexts by William Dalrymple and Christopher Pinneyand an interview with the artist by Rosa Maria Falvo

The extraordinary workof acclaimed photographerKaren Knorr and her poeticjourney through the Indiansubcontinent

Over an established career, Karen Knorr’s work has developed a criticaland playful dialogue with documentary photography through the use ofdifferent visual and textual strategies. Her aim is to explore everyday

subjects such as family, lifestyle, culture and animal life to subsequently stage themin very unusual contexts. She investigates issues of connoisseurship, heritage, andart through staged events in architectural interiors. Karen Knorr began the IndiaSong series in 2008, after a life-changing trip through Rajasthan. These latest im-ages, which draw inspiration from the Indian tradition of personifying animals inliterature and art, create scenarios that are at once otherworldly and surreal.

• These exquisite photographs challenge our notions of beauty and cultural heritage.• Karen Knorr’s imagery features two formal constants: the insertion by digitalmeans of animals in architectural interiors and their significant pose. Each fin-ished image is both a mystery and a fable, referencing the vast tradition of pic-turing animals in art along with the Western appreciation and appropriation ofEastern culture and forms.

William Dalrymple is an award-winning British writer, historian and curator, aswell as a prominent broadcaster and critic. He is one of the founders and a co-di-rector of the Zee Jaipur Literary Festival in India. Christopher Pinney, an an-thropologist and art historian, is currently professor of anthropology and visualculture at University College London. Rosa Maria Falvo is a writer and curator,specialising in Asian contemporary art and photography, and Skira’s internationalcommissions editor.

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Arab.Bedouin of the SyrianDesertMegumi Yoshitake

The enchanting world of the Syrian Bedouins throughthe lens of the Japanese photographer Megumi Yoshitake,who has spent seventeen years among them

Bedouins, who refer to themselves simply as Arabs(originally, “Arab” was synonymous with“Bedouin”), are nomads who live in the desert,

mainly on the Arabian Peninsula, raising sheep, camels,and goats. Unencumbered by excessive possessions, andwithout most amenities, including electricity or runningwater, they pursue their lives in peace, practicing an eth-ic of mutual assistance, devotion to family, respect forthe elderly, and self-discipline. The cultures of the Arabworld and the desert environment have long captured

Megumi Yoshitake’s imagination. But it is the ancient culture of the Bedouins thatattracted the photographer’s deepest interest. Over the past seventeen years that in-terest has become a passion, as she has devoted her life to photographing Bedouinfamilies in Syria: this volume tells their stories through pictures.

• More than 200 photographs unveil every aspect of everyday Bedouins’ life.

Through the Childen of the Light project by theGreek photographer Calliope, places of astoundingbeauty come to mind, as well as the freshness, in-

tensity, drama and extraordinary features of Greek youth asseen through Calliope’s eyes and camera.She defines her work as a labour of love and a cultural doc-ument for the generations to come and for all of us, becauseit can remind us who we really are.

• The astounding beauty of Greek people and places.• The artist investigates her native country, Greece,

through over 200 photographs.

Calliope is a well-known, New York based Greek photographer. She has shot for in-ternational fashion magazines and big campaigns. In 2004 she published the bookTraditional Greek Costumes.

Children of the Light. Journey in Greecephotographs by Calliopeedited by Paola Gribaudo, introduction by Nicolas Niarchos

A photographic journey through the beautiful landscapes ofGreece, its people and traditions by the photographer Calliope

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The FabricVitale Barberis Canonico, 1663–2013edited by G. Bruce Boyer, photographs by Fredi Marcarini

A fresh take on the luxurybrand Vitale BarberisCanonico, renownedfor its magnificentcraftsmanship, by thelong-time fashion writerand editor Bruce Boyer

Who’s the designer behind the designer? How does a fabric pattern in-fluence the choices of the major fashion stylists? Through a brilliantessay by Bruce Boyer, The Fabric aims to answer these questions, of-

fering in-depth insight into the world of Vitale Barberis Canonico.“Excellence is achieved when good taste, good working techniques and experiencebring out the qualities of the raw materials to the same high standards.” This is themotto of Francesco Barberis Canonico, whose family traces its involvement in thetextile business back to 1663.On the occasion of the company’s 350th anniversary, Fredi Marcarini has realisedthe photographic portraits of ten classic patterns symbolizing the exemplary qual-ities of the perfect gentleman cherished by Vitale Barberis Canonico, one of thelargest producers of finest fabrics for tailor-made suits in Italy.

• This book traces a sweeping journey through the fascinating story of the luxu-ry brand Vitale Barberis Canonico.

• The volume includes a section of photographs realized on the occasion of theanniversary by Fredi Marcarini.

G. Bruce Boyer has been a noted men’s fashion writer and editor for more thanthirty-five years.

Specificationssize 121/2 x 15 in. (32 x 38 cm)64 pages30 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2032-1£ 50.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00


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Leonardoand the artesmechanicaeedited by Romano Nanni

The extraordinarytechnologic innovationsand revolutionary machinesfrom the collectionof the Leonardo Museumin Vinci

InVinci, the town where Leonardo was born and where he drew early inspi-ration for his studies and paintings, the Leonardo Museum gathers the ma-chines and models that document Leonardo’s interest in war, architecture,

mechanics and flight.This beautifully illustrated volume discovers the multiple interests of Leonardothe technologist, the architect, the man of science and, more generally, the histo-ry of Renaissance techniques. The book sets out to grasp the historic significanceof Leonardo’s work as a “mechanic”, reconstructing his involvement in certaindynamics – played out between the time of Piero della Francesca and the earlyGalilei – of the knowledge and practices of the mechanical arts.

• Leonardo’s machines and models are accompanied by specific references to theartist’s sketches and handwritten notes.

• In addition in the book: historical-philological reconstructions, detailed de-scriptions of the machines and their working principles and historical iconogra-phy of comparison.

Romano Nanniwas director of the Biblioteca Leonardiana and the LeonardoMu-seum in Vinci (Florence).




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Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)328 pages, 475 colourand 104 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2102-1£ 39.95, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00


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99 domesImamMohammed bin AbdulWahabMosqueedited by Ibrahim Jaidah

Bernard KhouryTheWrongApproach

The Blossom AvenueFor better human livingMarco Facchinetti, Marco Dellavalle

A photographic survey of the Imam Mohammed binAbdul Wahab Mosque in Doha, Qatar, this volume re-traces the story of the building and the architectural el-ements of the religious complex, projected in full respectof the traditional Qatari architecture.Although this extravagant mosque has a very modernfeel with crisp lines and large open outdoor spaces, itpreserves some of the traditional features of the Gulf re-gion’s architectural past.

• The Imam Mohammed bin Abdul Wahab Mosque inDoha is Qatar’s largest mosque, covering a total area of 175,164 sqm. On the wholethe mosque can hold a congregation of 30,000 people.

The Wrong Approach investigates the various events and per-sonalities that shaped the context within which architect BernardKhoury had to operate; particularly that of Beirut, as it emergedfrom the early post-war 1990s up to its present state of uncon-trolled dissonance. In keeping with the architect’s approach, thebook is brimming with contradictions and does not seek to por-tray his work in light of consensual definitions of context andterritory; rather than an attempt to theorise the architect’s moti-vations and objectives, it reads like a sort of counter-manifesto.

• The volume is composed of four distinct sections: the narrative, the album, the in-dex and the synopsis of characters mentioned in the text.

Marco Facchinetti and Marco Dellavalle have put for-ward incisive plans and projects built up around the twokey concepts of design and feasibility, which prove tru-ly capable of modifying reality, at least on the local scale.The reflections developed and the projects illustratedhere show how planning is able, through the use of de-sign and of correct, effective procedures of implemen-tation, to affect local realities by creating evolutionaryscenarios and new ways of making the most of what al-ready exists.

• The volume gathers a group of projects that can become reference points for stu-dents and professionals alike.

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Cartier Time ArtMechanics of PassionJack Forsterphotographs by Laziz Hamani

Cartier’s most famousand complicated watchesand a new never publishedbefore collection

From their forms to their movements, Cartier watches are unique. They arean enduring combination of the unexpected and the classical.This book chronicles Cartier’s constant quest for excellence in the manu-

facture of complicated watches. From a Tortue single push-piece chronograph,created in 1929, to a contemporary Santos 100 skeleton watch, Cartier interpretscomplications in its own inimitable way, always with a sense of design.Laziz Hamani’s photographs capture these objects of exceptional technicity whileauthor and expert Jack Forster shares the spirit that motivates each craftsman,engineer and artist to create the most stunning complicated watches.

• A sumptuous tribute to Cartier’s creations with spectacular photographs ofunique pieces, many of which have never been published before.

• 233 colour images, many of them full-page.• An essential resource for watch connoisseurs and collectors.

Jack Forster is a journalist and author. He writes about watches, travel, style, food.Laziz Hamani is a jewellery and still life photographer and an art director of videosand books.


268 pages233 colour illustrationshardcover with jacket

£ 50.00English edition

ISBN 978-88-572-2459-6Chinese edition

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Exhibition Schedule“Cartier Time Art” is also thecatalogue of an international

touring exhibition curatedby the Japanese designer

Tokujin Yoshioka.

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Rafiq AzamArchitecture for Green Livingedited by Rosa Maria Falvoforward by K. Hill, texts by K. K. Ashraf, P. Goad,R. M. Falvo, and M. Islam.

The first ever monograph on contemporaryarchitectural practice in Bangladesh, dedicatedto international-award-winning architect Rafiq Azam

Giorgio Morandi1890-1964edited by RenatoMiracco andMaria Cristina Bandera

Over one hundred paintings, watercolors, drawings,and etchings illustrate the artist’s entire creativeand poetic course from the landscapes and still lifesof 1913–1914 to his final works of 1963–1964

Jean-Michel Basquiatedited by Rudy Chiappini

Over seventy works from museums and privatecollections trace out the meteoric careerof Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988), “enfant terrible”of the art world who quickly became the symbolof the New York multiethnic culture of the Eighties

Arcimboldo1527-1593edited by Sylvia Ferino-Pagden

This volume reveals the eclecticism of oneof the most fertile and brilliant mindsof the Mannerist era and looks at the artistand his work in the cultural context of the time

Bulgari125 Years of ItalianMagnificenceGrand PalaisAmanda Triossi

More than 600 objects from the closeof the 19th century to today, characterized by boldjuxtapositions of precious materials, a unique purityof design and obsessive attention to detail


Specificationssize 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)336 pages328 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1780-2£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 95.00

Specificationssize 10 x 91/2 in. (25 x 28 cm)200 pages, 80 colourand 82 b/w illustrationspaperback with slipcaseISBN 978-88-7624-264-9£ 39.95, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00

Specificationssize 11 x 11 in. (28,5 x 28,5 cm)380 pages1000 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0830-5£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 95.00


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edited by Francesco Bonamiessays by Francesco Bonami, Abdellah Karroum,Michael Craig-Martin, and an interview by Nicholas Serota

The catalogue ofthe first solo exhibitionin the Middle Eastof celebrated British artistDamien Hirst, featuringthe largest collection of hiswork ever assembled

Damien Hirst, who emerged from the Young British Artists (YBA) move-ment that originated in London in the late 1980s, is regarded as one ofthe most important and influential artists internationally.

His work has had a profound impact in recent art history through a wide-rangingpractice including installation, painting, sculpture and drawing, which challengesthe boundaries between art, science and popular culture. Relics spans over twenty-five years of Damien Hirst’s artistic career and includes both iconic and previouslyunseen works. Published to accompany the exhibition, this book surveys the im-pressive accomplishments of Damien Hirst and contributes to our understandingand appreciation of one of the most significant artists of our time.

• The catalogue gathers over one hundred works, combining historic oeuvreswith more recent projects: from The Kingdom to The history of pain, from Phar-macy to For the Love of God, to the spot, spin and butterfly paintings.

• This richly illustrated book offers a different perspective on the work of one ofthe best-known artists working today.

Francesco Bonami is an Italian art curator and writer who directed the VeniceBiennale in 2003 and curated the Whitney Biennial in 2010. He is currently theArtistic Director of Fondazione Sandretto ReRebaudengo in Turin. Sir NicholasSerota has been Director of Tate since 1988.Abdellah Karroum is a Moroccan artcritic and art director of L’appartement 22, an independent, collaborative artisticproject based in Rabat. Michael Craig-Martin, one of the key figures in the firstgeneration of British conceptual artists.



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Specificationssize 81/4 x 113/4 in. (21 x 29.7 cm)568 pages489 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-2030-7£ 55.00, $ 90.00, Can. $ 90.00

Specificationssize 81/2 x 113/4 in. (21 x 29.7 cm)648 pages755 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2124-3£ 65.00, $ 100.00, Can. $ 100.00

Marc Quinn.MemoryBoxGermano Celant

Sculptures, paintings and other art objectsby one of the most original Young British Artistsin an unparalleled exhibition catalogue

This catalogue gathers a number of works by therenowned British artist. “A journey from the originsof life” that, according to the artist, through very pow-

erful works celebrates “the awe and wonder of the world inwhich we live.”Marc Quinn began his career exploring issues such as the re-lation between art and science, the human body and its sur-vival mechanisms, life and its preservation, beauty and death.Through an essay-interview of the artist with GermanoCelant, the volume offers in-depth insight into Quinn’s con-

ceptual practice that incorporates sculpture, painting and installations. The artist’spreoccupation with the metamorphic ability of both human life and nature points tohis fascination with our innate spirituality. Quinn questions the codes of naturethrough his adoption of uncompromising materials such as ice, blood, marble, glass,and lead. Through the use of such materials, his works are at once poetic and con-frontational through their exploration of life, death, sexuality, and religion.

Visual artist, choreographer, writer and director, JanFabre has been one of the most influential figures onthe European scene for over twenty years. His

provocative forays into all different art forms are aimed atbreaking down the artistic and moral barriers of his times.This monograph brings together, for the first time, the actionart and performances, both public and private, held by theartist in Belgium and abroad from the 1970s to the present.The extreme, even brazen exploration of the human body,which frequently scandalizes viewers, is linked to the idea of

metamorphosis, which Fabre may have derived from that passion for the sciences heinherited from his great-grandfather, the esteemed entomologist Jean-Henri Fabre.Jan Fabre has devoted much of his career to studying the human body and its trans-figuration, central themes in his work, considering performance art a “per-for-a(c)tion” of the body with respect to the outer world: a way to explore its limits, ac-tions and reactions, both inside and out.

Jan Fabre.StigmataActions&Performances 1976-2013Germano Celant

Jan Fabre’s multi-faceted oeuvre, in a richly-illustrated volumeincluding all his work from the start of his career to the present

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Norwegian editionISBN 978-88-572-1776-5

£ 42.00not available in US/Canada/LA

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£ 35.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 55.00

Edvard Munch. 1863–1944edited by Mai Britt Guleng, Brigitte Sauge and Jon-Ove Steihaug

A beautifully illustrated catalogue on the mostcomprehensive and ambitious full-scale retrospectiveof Munch’s artistic oeuvre ever

Published on the occasion of the 150th anniversaryof the birth of Edvard Munch (1863–1944) in2013, this catalogue encompasses the entire de-

velopment of this master’s art from the 1880s to hisdeath; the primary focus will be on Munch’s paintings,prints, drawings and photographs. His oeuvre is coveredin an overarching perspective: Self-presentation and self-portraiture; Places and perception; Visual rhetoric; TheFrieze of Life as a lifelong project; Munch and public life;Narration and abstraction; Figure and representation;

The staging of gender; and The construction of Munch after 1944.The catalogue also reflects Munch scholarship that in recent decades has been revi-talising his importance and provides nearly complete reconstructions of The Frieze ofLife of 1902 and The Reinhardt Frieze from 1906–07.The book offers an exclusive opportunity to experience new aspects of Munch’sgroundbreaking contribution to modernist painting.

Born in Oslo in 1934, Frans Widerberg is widelyacknowledged as one of the most distinguishedfigurative painters in Norway after Edvard

Munch. Michael Tucker and Holger Kofoed, both ex-pert authorities, place Widerberg in context with inter-national developments and explore the evolution of thisextraordinarily multi-disciplined artist, who is equallydistinguished for his printmaking, ceramics, monumen-tal stained-glass commissions and more recently sculp-ture. Beautifully illustrated, the book brings together

300 paintings spanning fifty years, by one of the most admired and respected artistsliving and working in Norway today.The volume includes an interview with Widerberg in which he describes the inspira-tion and influences behind the main themes in his paintings.

Frans WiderbergPaintingsessays by William Varley, Michael Tucker, Holger Kofoed

The first in-depth overview of Frans Widerberg’s paintings,spanning a career of over fifty years

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Tajreed. ArabAbstract ArtTheModern Period 1908–1960edited by Amer Huneidi, curated by Saleh Barakat

An overview on the modern period of Arab revolution-ary abstract art, viewed as a statement of modernity andprogressiveness.This richly illustrated volume aims at mapping the ab-stract art trends in the Arab world during the modernperiod. Including artists born between 1910 and 1960,it offers a panorama of selected personalities in orderto shed light on 50 years of artistic production thatneeded to be revisited after three decades of oblivionand neglect.

Zainul AbedinGreat Masters of Bangladeshedited by Rosa Maria Falvo;texts by Abul Mansur, Nazrul Islam,Rosa Maria Falvo, Abul Hasnat

Size 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)336 pages, 315 colourand 14 b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1077-3£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 108.00

Safiuddin AhmedGreat Masters of Bangladeshedited by Rosa Maria Falvo; textsby Kaiser Haq, Syed Azizul Haque,Rosa Maria Falvo, Abul Hasnat

Size 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)288 pages, 256 colourand b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1076-6£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 108.00

Halim Al KarimNadine Déscendre

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-French), 200 pages92 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1071-1£ 34.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 62.00

Art in Iraq Todaya project by Dia Al-Azzawiand Charles Pocockedited by Samar Faruqi

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Arabic), 360 pages240 colour and b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1157-2£ 52.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 97.00

Art of the Twentieth Centuryand beyondMovements, Theories, Schoolsand TendenciesLoredana Parmesani

Size 6 x 81/2 in. (15 x 21 cm)224 pages, 150 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1408-5£ 14.95, $ 24.95, Can. $ 24.95

Art on the Cutting EdgeA Guide to ContemporaryMovementsLea Vergine

Size 6 x 81/2 in. (15 x 21 cm)304 pages, 100 b/w illustrationspaperback, ISBN 978-88-8118-739-3£ 11.95, $ 17.95, Can. $ 25.95hardcover, ISBN 978-88-8118-740-9$ 29.95, Can. $ 452.00hc only available in US/Canada

Francis Baconedited by Rudy Chiappini

Size 11 x 12 in. (28 x 30 cm)254 pages, 180 colourand 23 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-293-8£ 45.95, $ 90.00, Can. $ 103.50

Francis Baconand the Tradition of Artedited by Barbara Steffen

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)396 pages, 457 colour and b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-8491-721-8£ 38.00, $ 60.00, Can. $ 84.00

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Miquel BarcelóRudy Chiappini

Size 93/4 x 11 in. (25 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 200 pages82 colour and 86 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-037-8£ 21.00, $ 39.00, Can. $ 39.00

Farid Belkahiaedited by Rajae Benchemsi

Size 91/2 x 12 in. (24 x 30 cm)208 pages, 125 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1944-8£ 34.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 55.00

Fouad BellaminePascale Le Thorel


Natvar BhavsarPoetics of ColorMarius Kwint, Irving Sandlereditorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo

Size 11 x 12 in. (28 x 30 cm)192 pages, 80 colour and 20 b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-795-7£ 44.95, $ 80.00, Can. $ 92.00

BidibidobidibooWorks from Collezione SandrettoRe RebaudengoFrancesco Bonami


Botero. Works 1994–2007edited by R. Chiappiniwith an unpublished text by E. Jongeditorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo

Size 101/2 x 11 in. (25 x 28cm)196 pages, 160 colourand 20 b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-295-2£ 34.95, $ 65.00, Can. $ 84.00

Louise BourgeoisHONNI soit QUI mal y penseThe last ten yearsedited by Danielle Tilkin; texts byR. Dadoun, G. Bréerette, F. Gaillard,E. Zabunyan

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)168 pages, 154 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1443-6£ 28.00, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

Louise BourgeoisThe Fabric WorksGermano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)336 pages, 474 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0654-7£ 65.00, $ 90.00, Can. $ 105.00back in print

Cai Guo-Qiang: SaraabCai Guo-Qiangwith an essay by Yuko Hasegawa

Size 101/2 x 9 in. (26.6 x 21.6 cm)dual-language edition(English-Arabic), 400 pages302 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1331-6£ 50.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 92.00

Antonio Calderara1903-1973texts by Paola Bacuzzi, LucianoCaramel, Eraldo Misserini

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 288 pages250 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-1743-7£ 55.00not available in US/Canada

A City for ImpressionismMonet, Pissarro and Gauguinin RouenLaurent Salomé

Size 9 x 11 in. (23 x 28 cm)432 pages, 335 colour and b/willustrations, paperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-0701-8£ 50.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 93.00

Gianni Colomboedited by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev and Marcella Beccaria

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)432 pages, 200 colour and 100 b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0314-0£ 48.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 80.00

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Tamara de LempickaThe Queen of ModernGioia Mori

Size 81/2 x 121/3 in. (21 x 32 cm)392 pages, 485 colour and 102 b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0931-9£ 30.00, $ 48.00, Can. $ 48.00

Niki de Saint Phalleedited by Stefano Cecchetto

Size 81/4 x 131/2 in. (21 x 32 cm)192 pages, 137 colour and 20 b/willustrations, paperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-0461-1£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 67.00

Mohamed El Bazedited by Nadine Descendre


Encyclopaedia of the WordArtist Dialogues. 1968–2008ABO Achille Bonito Olivaintroduction by Jorge Luis Borges


Richard Estesedited by Sandro Parmiggiani

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Spanish), 192 pages40 colour and 74 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-199-3£ 27.00, $ 50.00, Can. $ 62.00

Mounir FatmiSuspect LanguageLillian Davies


A Feast of WondersSergei Diaghilevand the Ballets Russesedited by John E. Bowltand Zelfira Tregulova

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)320 pages, 260 colour and 80 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0090-3ISBN 978-88-572-0092-7 Russian ed.£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00

French Naturalist Painters1890–1950Emmanuel Van de Putte


Tom FriedmanUp in the AirRichard Julin, Charlotte Eyerman

Size 81/2 x 12 in. (21.5 x 30 cm)104 pages, 77 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1894-6£ 22.00, $ 35.00, Can. $ 35.00

Paul GauguinArtist of Myth and DreamStephen F. Eisenman

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)424 pages, 150 colourand 60 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-458-1£ 40.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 103.00

David Gersteinedited by G. Ofrat and I. Gordoneditorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo


Kazi GhiyasuddinContemporary Mastersof Bangladeshedited by Rosa Maria Falvotexts by Monzurul Huq,Rosa Maria Falvo, Abul Hasnat

Size 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)288 pages, 276 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1063-6£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 108.00

Glasstress New YorkNew Art from the Venice Biennalesedited by Laura Bresolin

Size 91/2 x 111/2 in. (24 x 29 cm)208 pages, 170 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1406-1£ 26.00, $ 40.00, Can. $ 45.00

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Wang GuangyiWorks and Thoughts 1985−2012Demetrio Paparoni

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)416 pages, 542 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1567-9£ 60.00, $ 95.00, $ Can. 95.00

Crispin GurholtLive Photoedited by Selene Wendt

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Norwegian), 144 pages137 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-0264-8£ 24.95, $ 40.00, Can. $ 40.00

Adam Heneinedited by Mona Khazindar andPaola Gribaudo. Edouar Al-Kharrat,Michael Gibson, Fatma Ismailphotography by Hugues Dubois,Philippe Maillard

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)344 pages, 249 colour and 156 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-7624-539-8£ 38.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ $ 90.00

Marianne Heskeedited by Selene Wendt


Marianne HeskeArbeider & NotaterWorks & NotesMarianne Heske

Size 5 x 71/2 in. (13.5 x 19 cm)dual-language edition(English-Norwegian), 154 pages180 b/w illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-1530-3, £ 9.95not available in US/Canada/LA

Howard HodgkinThe Thinking Painterof Embodied Memoriesedited by Åsmund Thorkildsen

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)80 pages, 50 colour illustrationshardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-1131-2£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 62.00

Edward HopperCarter E. Foster, Carol Troyen,Sasha Nicholas, Luigi Sampietro,Demetrio Paparoni, Goffredo Fofi

Size 11 x 12 in. (28 x 30 cm)280 pages, 226 colourand 24 b/w illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-572-0283-9£ 48.50, $ 80.00, Can. $ 98.00

ImpressionismSkiraMiniARTbooks

Size 51/3 x 61/2 in. (13,5 x 17 cm)96 pages, 50 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-6130-738-4£ 4.99, $ 8.99, Can. $ 9.99

InterventionsA dialogue between the modernand the contemporaryedited by Nada Shabout

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(English-Arabic), 104 pages36 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-0817-6£ 22.50, $ 35.00, Can. $ 40.00

Italy of the CitiesMiscellaneous. Artisticcoordination by Peter Greenaway

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)three-language edition(English-Italian-Chinese), 340 pages192 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-0885-5£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 64.00

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KlimtSkiraMiniARTbooks

Size 51/3 x 61/2 in. (13,5 x 17 cm)96 pages, 50 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-0272-3£ 4.99not available in US/Canada/LA

Anish KapoorDirty Corneredited by Gianni Mercurioand Demetrio Paparoni


Anselm Kieferedited by Germano Celant

Size 12 x 12 in. (30 x 30 cm)528 pages, 380 colour and 40 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-101-6£ 59.00, $ 100.00, Can. $ 129.00

Anselm KieferSalt of the Earthedited by Germano Celant


Franz Kline1910–1962edited by C. Christov-Bakargiev,D. Anfam and D. Ashton


KungaLawWomen from the Desertedited by Arnaud Morvantexts by Arnaud Morvan, BarbaraGlowczewski and Françoise Dussart


Kata Legradywith an introduction by GinoDi Maggio, essays by ArturoSchwarz and Bazon Brock

Size 81/2 x 10 in. (21.7 x 25.8 cm)80 pages, 73 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1965-3£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

Kata LegradyGraphic Workedited by David Rosenbergwith an essay by Bazon Brock


Kata LegradyBombs and Candiesedited by David Rosenberg

Size 12 x 153/4 in. (30 x 40 cm)80 pages, 60 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0860-2£ 45.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 75.00

Lights OnNorwegian Contemporary Artedited by Gunnar B. Kvaran,Hanne Beate Ueland and Grete Årbu

Size 61/2 x 91/2 in. (17 x 28 cm)192 pages, 156 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-6130-792-6£ 22.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 52.00

Roy LichtensteinSculptoredited by Germano Celant, essaysby Clare Bell and Ian Wallace


The Long Curve150 Years of Visionary Collectingat the Albright-Knox Art GalleryDouglas Dreishpoon, H. E. Hughes,Mariann W. Smith, Susana Tejada


Longing for EternityOne Century of Iraqi Art from theHussain Ali Harba Family Collectionedited by Mary Angela Schrothwith a text by Aasim Abdul-Ameer


Man RayGuido Comis, Marco Franciolliand Janus


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Piero ManzoniA retrospectiveGermano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)376 pages, 444 colour and 122 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0050-7£ 64.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 114.00

Eliseo MattiacciGermano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 440 pages433 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0814-5£ 70.00, $ 115.00, Can. $ 115.00

Meetings in MarrakechThe Paintings of Hassan El Glaouiand Winston Churchilledited by Celia Sandys

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-French), 96 pages50 colour and b/w illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1241-8£ 24.00, $ 40.00, Can. $ 45.00

Meet Edvard Munch

Size 83/4 x 83/4 in. (22 x 22 cm)112 pages, 50 colour and 40 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1947-9Norwegian editionISBN 978-88-572-1949-3ISBN 978-88-572-1981-3 German ed.£ 16.95not available in US/Canada/LA

Bjarne MelgaardJealousedited by Gunnar B. Kvaran,Hanne Beate Ueland, Grete Årbu

Size 8 x 101/2 in. (21 x 27 cm)96 pages, 136 colour illustrationspaperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-0465-9£ 19.00, $ 29.95, Can. $ 35.00

Ana MendietaShe Got Loveedited by Beatrice Merz and OlgaGambari

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 248 pages281 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1910-3£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00

Bruno MonguzziFifty years of paper 1961–2011edited by Nicoletta OssannaCavadini. Project by B. Monguzzi

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(Italian-English), 256 pages250 colour and b/w illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1105-3£ 35.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 62.00

Rafa Nasiri50 Years of Printmakingtexts by J. Harithas, E. Adnan,T. Parker, M. Vivero, M. Ahmed,S. Fadhil, R. Nasiri and M. Muzaffar

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)160 pages, 145 colour and 9 b/willustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-2023-9£ 29.95, $ 39.95, Can. $ 39.95

NeoludicaArt and Videogames 2011–1966Debora Ferrari and Luca Traini

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)256 pages, 230 colour illustrationspaperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-1164-0£ 22.00, $ 35.00, Can. $ 40.00

The Avant-garde Movements1900–1919 (Vol. 1)Art of the Twentieth Century


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The Artistic Culture betweenthe Wars 1920–1945 (Vol. 2)Art of the Twentieth Century


The Birth of ContemporaryArt 1946–1968 (Vol. 3)Art of the Twentieth Century


2000 and BeyondContemporary Tendencies(Vol. 5)Art of the Twentieth Century


Neo Avant-gardes,Postmodern and Global Art1969–1999 (Vol. 4)Art of the Twentieth Century


The New AmericanAbstraction1950-1970Claudine Humblet

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)3-volumed box, 2096 pages934 colour and 1117 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-072-9£ 200.00, $ 400.00, Can. $ 515.00

Georgia O’KeeffeLife and Workedited by Barbara Buhler Lynes


Georgia O’KeeffeNature and AbstractionRichard D. Marshall, Achille BonitoOliva, Yvonne Scott


Of Peace and WarA Spanish Collection of Russian ArtJohn Bowlt


Jean-Michel OthonielMy wayCatherine Grenier


Painting – Musée d’OrsayStéphane Guégan

Size 12 x 93/4 in. (30 x 25 cm)336 pages, 300 colour and b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1246-3£ 45.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 85.00

Philippe PasquaParadiseedited by David Rosenberg

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)160 pages, 117 colour and 15 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0466-6ISBN 978-88-572-0488-8 Russian ed.£ 42.50, $ 65.00, Can $ 76.00

Beverly PepperMonumentaedited by R. Hobbs and P. Tuchmaneditorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo


Picasso, Miró, DalíAngry Young Men: the Birthof Modernityedited by Cristoph Vitaliand Eugenio Carmona


Sohan Qadri. The Seeredited by Partha Mitter; texts byD. Dewan, T. Bindu Gude, D. Kuspitand S. Tagore; editorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo

Size 11 x 12 in. (24 x 30 cm)192 pages, 90 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0647-9£ 48.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 75.00

Revolutionary TidesThe Art of the Political Poster1914–1989Jeffrey T. Schnapp


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Tomás Saraceno14 BillionsSara Arrhenius, Helena Granström,Nikolaus Hirsch, Jeffrey Kastnerand Hans-Ulrich Obrist

Size 81/4 x 111/2 in. (21 x 29.7 cm)192 pages, 200 colour illustrationspaperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-0857-2£ 50.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 85.00

Faisal SamraRoxana Azimi, Gilles de Bure

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)Dual-language edition(English-French), 160 pages187 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1097-1£ 34.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 62.00

Rothkoedited by Oliver Wick


Julian SchnabelPaintings 1976–2007edited by Julian SchnabelDavid Moos


Julian SchnabelPermanently Becomingand the Architecture of Seeingedited by Norman Rosenthal

Size 101/2x 121/2 in. (26 x 32 cm)160 pages, 69 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1102-2£ 40.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 65.00

Massimo ScolariThe Representationof Architectureeditors of Skira Books

Size 61/2 x 91/2 in. (16 x 24 cm)240 pages, 384 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1259-3£ 42.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 74.00

Hiroshi SenjuDonald Kuspit and Rachel Baum.editorial coordinationPaola Gribaudo

Size 12 x 12 in. (30 x 30 cm)168 pages, 80 colour and 20 b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-797-1£ 44.95, $ 75.00, Can. $ 92.00

Socialist RealismsGreat Soviet Painting 1920-1970Matthew Bown, MatteoLanfranconi


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Vincent van GoghTimeless Country – Modern Cityedited by Cornelia Homburg


Video ArtThe Castello di Rivoli Collectionco-edited by Ida Gianelliand Marcella Beccaria


Wang LuyanVisual Thinkingand Measured Paintingedited by Huang Du

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)240 pages, 193 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1128-2£ 36.00, $ 60.00, Can $ 68.00

The Andy Warhol Showco-edited by Gianni Mercurioand Daniela Morera, BrunoBischofberger, Victor Bokris,Ronald Feldman, Glenn O’Brien

Size 12 x 12 in. (30 x 30 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 332 pages237 colour and 180 b/w illustrationshardcover, ISBN 978-88-7624-028-7£ 47.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 120.00

Susan Weil. Moving PicturesS. Weil, D. Ashton, O. Granath,D. Weir in association with theSundaram Tagore Gallery; editorialcoordination Paola Gribaudo


A Window on the WorldFrom Dürer to Mondrianand BeyondMarco Franciolli, Giovanni Iovane,Sylvie Wuhrmann


Rose Wylieedited by Tone Lyngstad Nyaastexts by Jennifer Higgi, SavannahMiller, Jeff McMullan

Size 81/2 x 11 in. (21 x 27 cm)56 pages, 39 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1758-1£ 12.95not available in US/Canada

Told Untold Retold. 23 Storiesof Journeys through Time and Placeedited by Sam Bardaouiland Till Fellrath

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(English-Arabic), 264 pages218 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-0819-0£ 45.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 74.00

Philippe VandenbergBerlinde De BruyckereInnocence is precisely:never to avoid the worstBerlinde De Bruyckere witha dialogue with Brett Littman


Emilio Vedovaedited by Germano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(Italian-English), 240 pages287 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0696-7£ 50.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 75.00

The StorytellersNarratives in InternationalContemporary Artedited by Selene Wendt


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Lucio FontanaCatalogue raisonné of theworks on paperedited by Luca Massimo Barberowith the collaboration of Nini Ardemagni Lauriniand Silvia Ardemagni

A new privileged point ofview, an original, all-roundtake on the evolution ofFontana’s oeuvre throughhis complete graphic work

The catalogue raisonné of the works on paper by Lucio Fontana (Rosario deSanta Fe, 1899 – Varese, 1968) is one the most complete and cutting-edgepublications on this fundamental aspect of the work of one among the lead-

ing protagonists of twentieth-century’s artistic development.Edited by Luca Massimo Barbero, the catalogue follows a chronological order and isdivided into sections devoted to the diverse directions explored by the artist in hiswide-ranging creative activities. Experimentation on paper was Fontana’s chosenmeans to test the richness and novelty of his inspiration. In fact, through his works onpaper he would constantly verify his insights, both in the embryonic and definingstage of his formal and conceptual discoveries. This catalogue raisonné starts withthe astonishing corpus of figural works and culminates in the artist’s original inven-tion of “spatial” art, which led to the creation and development of the highly indi-vidual “holes”, “environments” and “slashes”. The catalogue raisonné presents over5,500 works executed between 1928 and 1968, with individual entries that includebibliographical and exhibition reference.

• This catalogue raisonné covers four decades of the artist’s creative activity.• The study includes extensive and heretofore unpublished documentation onFontana’s dialogue with architecture and decoration, up to his experimentation withunusual techniques and materials.

Luca Massimo Barbero, a scholar and critic of modern and contemporary art, is As-sociate Curator of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice and author of numer-ous publications and exhibitions devoted to the art of the twentieth century.




hardcover3 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-0482-6

£335.00, $ 500.00, Can. $ 500.00

Lucio FontanaAmbienti Spaziali

Architecture Art Environmentsedited by Germano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)408 pages, 243 colour and

189 b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1429-0

£ 60.00, $ 95.00, Can. $ 95.00

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Giuseppe CapogrossiCatalogue raisonné 1920–1949edited by Guglielmo Capogrossiand Francesca Romana Morelli


Enrico CastellaniCatalogue raisonné 1955–2005Archivio Castellani, contributionsby B. Corà and M. Meneguzzo

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian) 656 pages178 colour and 1177 b/w illustrationshardcover, 2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-1168-8£ 240.00, $ 390.00, Can. $ 390.00

Gino De DominicisCatalogue raisonnéedited by Italo Tomassoni

Size 81/2 x 11 in. (21 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 576 pages114 colour and 738 b/w illustrationshardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-0684-4£ 210.00, $ 340.00, Can. $ 340.00

Lucio FontanaCatalogue Raisonnéedited by Enrico Crispolti

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition (E-I)1200 pages, 250 colour and c. 4,000b/w illustrations, hardcover2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-7624-058-4£ 385.00, $ 620.00, Can. $ 713.00only available on skira.net

Paul Gauguin. A Savagein the Making. Catalogue raisonnéof the Paintings (1873–1888)edited by Daniel Wildenstein

Skira / Wildenstein InstituteSize 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)649 pages, 500 colour and 750 b/willustrations, hardcover2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-8491-137-7£ 225.00, $ 440.00, Can. $ 506.00

Piero ManzoniGeneral Catalogueedited by Germano Celant

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 816 pages465 colour and 1070 b/willustrations, hardcover2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-8491-146-9£ 299.00, $ 590.00, Can. $ 678.50

Rolf NeschThe Complete Graphic WorksS. Helliesen and B. Sørensen

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)584 pages, 220 colourand 868 b/w illustrationshardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-0051-4£ 170.00, $ 280.00, Can. $ 341.00

Pissarro. Critical Catalogueof Paintings. Co-edited by J.Pissarroand C. Durand-Ruel Snollaerts

Skira / Wildenstein InstituteSize 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)3 volumes (vol. I English ed.,vols. II/III English- French ed.)1500 pages, 1320 colour and 1024 b/willustrations, hardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-7624-525-1£ 310.00, $ 550.00, Can. $ 725.00

Arnaldo PomodoroGeneral Catalogue of Sculpturesedited by Flaminio Gualdoni

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)688 pages, 150 colour and 1200 b/willustrations, hardcover2 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-7624-370-7£ 315.00, $ 620.00, Can. $ 713.00

Mimmo RotellaSelected Worksedited by Germano Celant


Édouard Vuillard. CriticalCatalogue of Paintings and Pastelsco-edited by Antoine Salomonand Guy Cogeval

Skira / Wildenstein InstituteSize 10 x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm)1772 pages, 1200 colour and 2300 b/willustrations, hardcover3 volumes with slipcaseISBN 978-88-8491-119-3£ 435.00, $ 855.00, Can. $ 983.25

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The History of the NudeFlaminio Gualdoni

From the Palaeolithic “Great Mothers” to the Greek athletes,from Titian’s Venus of Urbino to Leonardo’s Vitruvian Man,from the Odalisque by Boucher to the amazons of HelmutNewton and the desolate lifeless bodies of Andres Serrano,the nude is the theme of artistic representation par excellence.In a richly illustrated new reference book the nude body as theincarnation of perfect beauty and the ban imposed by Christianculture; the renewed triumph of ancient beauty in the Renais-sance and the study of anatomy; the eighteenth-century visual li-

centiousness and the photographic nude; ideal beauty, eroticism, pornography; the nudeand its flaunted truthfulness in twentieth-century art; and finally, the nude as work of artin post-WWII avant-garde, with performance, body art and experimental theatre.

I CaravaggeschiThe Caravaggesque PaintersA catalogue of the Artists andWorksedited by Alessandro Zuccari

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)Italian edition, 864 pages700 colour and b/w illustrationshardcover, 2-volume boxISBN 978-88-8491-282-4£ 190.00, $ 300.00, Can $ 300.00

Caravaggioedited by Rossella Vodretand Francesco Buranelli

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)248 pages, 70 colour and 4 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0458-1£ 43.00, $ 70.00, Can $ 83.00

AnimaliTiere und Fabelwesen von derAntike bis zur Neuzeitedited by Luca Tori and AlineSteinbrecher

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)German edition, 304 pages151 colour illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-1602-7£ 42.00not available in US/Canada/LA

Pieter Bruegel the Elderat the KunsthistorischesMuseum in Viennaedited by Wilfried Seipel


ArtThe Twentieth CenturyFlaminio Gualdoni

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (17 x 21 cm)560 pages, 450 colour illustrationsflexiboundISBN 978-88-6130-801-5£ 15.95, $ 29.95, Can. $ 29.95

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Caravaggio’s Rome1600–1630edited by Rossella Vodret

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)856 pages, 562 colour illustrationspaperback, 2 volumes in slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-1387-3£ 60.00, $ 90.00, Can. $ 90.00

Georges de La TourThe Adoration of the Shepherds.Christ with Saint Josephin the Carpenter’s Shopedited by Valeria Merlini,Daniela Storti, Dimitri Salmon


Bernardino Luiniand Renaissance Painting in MilanThe Frescoes of San Maurizioal Monastero Maggioreedited by Maria Teresa Fiorioand Sandrina Bandera


The Medals of the Dassiersof Geneva. Lustrous imagesfrom the EnlightenmentWilliam Eisler

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-French), 240 pages60 colour and 720 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0507-6£ 34.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 60.00

MichelangeloThe PietàsAntonio Paolucciphotographs by Aurelio Amendola

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)208 pages, 200 b/w and duotoneillustrationshardcover with slipcaseISBN 978-88-8118-736-2£ 45.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 90.00

Piero della FrancescaThe Legend of the True Cross in theChurch of San Francesco in ArezzoC. Bertelli and A.M. Maetzke


Giambattista Tiepoloedited by Keith Christiansen

Size 10 x 12 in. (24.8 x 30.5 cm)416 pages, 297 colour and b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-0-500-97447-6, £ 48.00not available in US/Canada

Compostela and EuropeThe History of Diego GelmirezM. Castiñeiras, Q. Cazes, K. Herbers,F. López Alsina, A.C. Quintavalle,A. Rucquoi, A. Stones, R. Villaresand J. Williams


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352 pages, 125 colour and216 b/w illustrations

hardcover + DVDISBN 978-88-572-1753-6

£ 70.00, $ 115.00, Can. $ 115.00


224 pages, 42 colour and110 duotone illustrations


£ 39.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

The Art of CinematographyVittorio Storaro, Bob Fisher, Lorenzo Codelli

A rereading of the Seventh Art through the eyesof the most important authors of cinematographic photography

Agreat figurative work that for the first time everoffers a re-reading of the Seventh Art throughthe eyes of the most important authors of film

photography worldwide, for an original vision of the all-timemasterpieces of Cinema. Almost a catalogue raisonnéof the major movies of world cinema starting in 1910 andstretching all the way to our day and age, describing 150profiles of cinematographers. World-class figures whohave helped us to dream and taught us to love: The Art

of Cinematography. Essentially a tribute by theWriters of Light to theWriters of Light.This book, written by Lorenzo Codelli and Bob Fisher, is illustrated with double visionphotographs, specially reworked by the editor, Vittorio Storaro, and it is enriched withcontributions by Luciano Tovoli, Gabriele Lucci, and Daniele Nannuzzi.The book comes with the DVD Videopedia with moving images taken fromthe 150 movies that have made cinema history, curated by Daniele Nannuzzi and ac-companied by an original “soundtrack” by Francesco Cara.

Walter Chappell (1925–2000) is considered oneof the foremost figures in twentieth-centuryAmerican photography. His thinking and vi-

sion of the world were closely connected with the in-timistic and spiritual explorations undertaken betweenthe 1950s and 1970s by artists like MinorWhite and PaulCaponigro. Chappell photographed various subjects, buthis inner eye was particularly stimulated by the form ofthe human body and landscapes, as well as the combina-tion of both, through which he endeavoured to perceive

the creative flow, the energy that runs through and connects all things.Produced to accompany the first major European retrospective show ofWalter Chap-pell’s work, this catalogue includes over 130 photographs, all originals, as well as theunfinished and previously unpublished albumWorld of Flesh, which the photographerintended as the primary publication on his work.

Walter Chappell. Eternal Impermanenceedited by Filippo Maggia

A beautiful monograph on an unconventionalphotographer who developed a deeply personal visionof the world surrounding him

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Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)252 pages, 180 duotoneand 62 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1401-6£ 34.95, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00

Don McCullinImpossible Peaceedited by Sandro Parmiggiani

An impressive retrospective coveringthe last fifty years of Don McCullin’s work

DonMcCullin (London, 1935) is one of the mostimportant photographers of our time. For morethan 50 years, his uncompromising black-and-

white photographs have shaped our awareness and un-derstanding of modern conflict, and its consequences.These images tell the remarkable story of his life andwork, including most famous assignments in Berlin, Viet-nam, Cambodia, Biafra, Bangladesh and the Middle East.Winner of the Warsaw Gold Medal and the World PressPhotographer Award, he received the ICP Cornell Capa

Award in 2006. The key periods in McCullin’s life, including his renowned work forthe Sunday Times, are explored here alongside more recent projects with ChristianAid, his photographs of last tribes in the Omo River Valley, South Kenya and IrianJaya, New Guinea and, in the last few years, still lifes and English landscapes at hishome in Somerset. A photographic journey across the ruins and landscapes of theRoman Empire boundaries completes the volume.

Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)152 pages110 duotone illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1633-1£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

Edward Weston (Highland Park, Illinois, 1886 –Wildcat Hill, California, 1958) began to take pho-tographs at the age of 16 and in 1911 opened his

first photographic studio in the town of Tropico, Cali-fornia. He became an increasingly important figure onthe American art scene, so much so that in 1936 he wasthe first photographer to receive a research grant fromthe Guggenheim Foundation. In 1946 the MoMA inNew York gave him a major retrospective, showing 300works and thus definitively confirming him as one of the

great artists of the twentieth century. Often directly compared to painting and sculp-ture, Weston’s photography is the expression of a relentless quest for pureness, bothin composition and in the almost obsessive perfection of the image.This catalogue, published to accompany an exhibition in Modena, the first show inItaly after twenty years, celebrates Weston’s extraordinary oeuvre with over 120 orig-inal photographic prints.

Edward Westonedited by Filippo Maggia

From nudes to landscapes, a wide-ranging retrospectiveof the work of Edward Weston, one of the greatesttwentieth-century American photographers

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hardcover2 volumes with slipcase + DVD

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Patriarchal Africa. The Last SunrisePhoto-chronicle of the Vanishing Lifephotographs by Sergey Yastrzhembsky

An extraordinary photographic journeythrough disappearing African cultures

Asaresult of five years of work, the photographs col-lected in this volume were taken in different coun-tries: Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Dji-

bouti, Botswana, Morocco, Benin, South Soudan, Mali,Burkina Faso, Namibia, Zambia, Uganda. The camera lensof Sergey Yastrezhembsky is focused on the scenes of patri-archal daily routine of Africans, who try to preserve their ad-herence to the traditions of their forefathers in everyday life,customs, and religion regardless of the rising pressure of per-vasive globalization.

• The author was present at religious ceremonies usually forbidden to strangers,filmed habitual occupations, style of life and evidence of the boundless creativity inarts and handicraft of these populations.• Sergey Yastrzhembsky considers this book as a kind of requiem to the vanishing pa-triarchal Africa.

Mighty Silence. Images of DestructionTheGreat 2011 Earthquake and Tsunamiof East Japan and Fukushimaphotographed by Yasushi Handa

A personal, luminous and moving account of post-tsunami Japan

Anextraordinary photographic report by the famousJapanese fashion photographer Yasushi Handa onthe thunderous tsunami that swept through the To-

hoku region on the heels of the Great East Japan Earth-quake, which struck on 11 March 2011.The images capture the landscape 20 days after the oceanwater had retreated. The tsunami engulfed cities and townsthat thrive on fishing and agriculture, along the Pacificcoastlines of Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima pre-fectures. It spared no one and no thing. Over 18,000 peo-ple were killed or went missing.

Taken with a 65-million pixel camera, the pictures are almost surreal because theycapture details missed by the naked eye. What we’ve typically seen in the media arepeople determined to move beyond their misfortune, to deepen their ties with thecommunity and overcome the overwhelming adversity; in contrast, this book puts theharsh reality first and forefront.

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Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)136 pages, 68 colourand b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1738-3£ 34.95, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00

Twentieth-Century American PhotographyFlags of AmericaFilippo Maggia

This new volume devoted to contemporary photography focuseson some of the greatest twentieth-century American masters

It is the first of two books (the second forthcoming in2014) that illustrate the outstanding quality and va-riety of works which have marked American pho-

tography from the mid-twentieth century to the presentday. This first volume offers a detailed and annotated se-lection of works executed between the 1940s and 1970sby 18 photographers of undisputed importance, whosepursuits represent benchmarks in the history of contem-porary photography. As is the case with the other titles inthe series, reproductions of the works are accompanied

by critical writings discussing the areas, artists and researches explored.The volume includes works by Ansel Adams, Robert Adams, Wynn Bullock, HarryCallahan, Paul Caponigro, Bruce Davidson, Roy DeCarava, Van Deren Coke, RobertFrank, Lee Friedlander, John Gossage, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, Richard Misrach,Stephen Shore, Aaron Siskind, EdwardWeston, MinorWhite and GarryWinogrand.

• A brilliant selection of photographs taken between the 1940s and 1970s by 18 mas-ters of undisputed importance.• Reproductions illustrated by critical apparatuses.

Filippo Maggia is currently researcher at the Photography Department of the RoyalCollege of Art. Since 2010 he teaches photographic documentation at the Accademiadi Belle Arti, Catania. He is an editor at Skira since 2006 and writes for periodicalsspecializing in art such as Aperture (USA), Exit (Spain), Il Giornale dell’Arte and IoDonna/Corsera (Italy), and collaborates with RAI.

Contemporary Photographyfrom the Far EastAsian Dub Photographyedited by Filippo Maggiaand Francesca Lazzarini


Contemporary Photographyfrom Eastern EuropeHistory Memory Identityedited by Filippo Maggia

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)248 pages, 290 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0442-0£ 36.95, $ 60.00, Can $ 70.00

Contemporary Photographyfrom the Middle Eastand Africa. Breaking Newsedited by Filippo Maggia, ClaudiaFini and Francesca Lazzarini


Contemporary Photographyfrom India and SouthAmerica. The Tenth Parallel Northedited by Filippo Maggia, ClaudiaFini and Francesca Lazzarini


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Shahidul AlamMy Journey as a Witnessedited by Rosa Maria Falvo

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)272 pages, 100 colourand b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0966-1£ 32.00, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00

Araki. Goldedited by Filippo Maggia

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)240 pages, 100 colourand 100 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-298-3£ 27.00, $ 55.00, Can. $ 63.00

Extreme Beauty in VoguePhyllis Posnick (editor)with an essay by Eva Respini

Size 10 x 111/2 in. (25.5 x 29 cm)208 pages, 100 colour illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-572-0032-3£ 37.50, $ 55.00, Can. $ 67.00

Greta GarboThe Mystery of Styleedited by Stefania Ricci

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)216 pages, 245 colour and 127 b/willustration, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0580-9£ 18.00, $ 30.00, Can $ 30.00

Giovanni GastelMasks and Ghostsedited by Germano Celant

Size 111/2 x 18 in. (35 x 45.5 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 168 pages80 colour illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-572-0318-8£ 50.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00

Michael Kenna. Imagesof the Seventh Day. 1974–2009edited by Sandro Parmiggiani

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 272 pages310 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0688-2£ 34.95, $ 50.00, Can. $ 59.00

Tracey MoffattBetween Dreams and RealityFilippo Maggia


African HeroesSamburu-Maasaiphotographs by Matteo Guzziniedited by Moreno Gentili

Size 11 x 91/2 in. (28 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(Italian-English), 176 pages128 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1906-6£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 55.00

Dark MemoriesGian Paolo Barbieriedited by Maurizio Rebuzziniand Nikolaos Velissiotis

Size 12 x 15 in. (30.5 x 38 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 112 pages59 duotone illustrationsbodonian bindingISBN 978-88-572-1973-8£ 48.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 75.00

Look BeyondGiovanni Gasteland Michele Pecchioli


Eleonora Abbagnatophotographed by Massimo Gattipreface by Giuseppe Tornatore,with an interview by Valeria Crippa


Body StagesThe Metamorphosis of Loïe Fulleredited by Aurora Herrera Gómez

Size 8 x 101/2 in. (21 x 27 cm)160 pages, 91 colour and 82 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-2029-1£ 35.00, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00

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Daido MoriyamaThe World through My Eyesedited by Filippo Maggia

Size 61/2 x 91/2 in. (16.5 x 24 cm)440 pages, 250 b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0061-3£ 39.95, $ 55.00, Can $ 67.00

Walter NiedermayrAppearancesedited by Filippo Maggia


Yasuzo Nojimaedited by Filippo Maggia

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)128 pages, 113 duotone illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0471-0£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

Portrait of a New Angolaphotographs by Francesca Gallianitext by Ilani Wilson


Portraits. Uli Weberphotographs by Uli Weberforeword by Ivan Shaw

Size 101/2 x 123/4 in. (26.5 x 32.5 cm)168 pages, 120 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0703-2£ 39.95, $ 60.00, Can. $ 69.00

Malick SidibéThe Portrait of Maliedited by Laura Incardona,Laura Serani and Sabrina Zannier

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)144 pages, 30 colour and 60 b/willustrations, paperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-1125-1£ 21.00, $ 35.00, Can. $ 40.00

Short Cuts. Artists in Chinaphotographs by Thomas Fuesseredited by Rosa Maria Falvotexts by Lorenz Helbling, Shen Qilan,Rosa Maria Falvo, Jean Loh


Benetton Formula 1A StoryPino Allievi

Size 101/2 x 9 in. (27 x 22.5 cm)356 pages, 304 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-7624-603-6£ 34.00, $ 60.00, Can. $ 80.00

Armin LinkeTransientHans Ulrich Obrist, S. Boeri,Stalker, A. Martegani, L. Molinari


Luciano RigoliniAn other imageedited by Luciano Rigoliniand Nicoletta Ossanna Cavadini

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)80 pages, 19 colour and 10 b/willustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-1333-0£ 26.00, $ 40.00, Can. $ 45.00

Venice 1948–1986The Art SceneLuca Massimo Barbero

Size 10 x 111/2 in. (24.5 x 29.5 cm)336 pages, 900 colour and b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-7624-744-6£ 36.00, $ 65.00, Can. $ 85.00

What We WantLandscape as a projectionof people’s desiresFrancesco Jodice

Size 12x 83/4 in. (30 x 22.5 cm)144 pages, 100 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-8491-971-7£ 19.95, $ 34.95, Can. $ 49.95

ZagourskiLost Africaintroduction by Pierre Loostext by Ezio Bassani

Size 81/2 x 121/2 in. (21 x 32 cm)224 pages, 550 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-8491-008-0£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 65.00

Melissa MooreLand Endstexts by Douglas Park,Mark Cousins, Persilia Caton

Size 93/4 x 93/4 in. (24.5 x 24.5 cm)80 pages, 44 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1939-4£ 25.00not available in US/Canada

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Hajj - The Journey through ArtExhibition Albumedited by Mounia Chekhab-Abudaya and Cécile Bresc

A richly-illustrated volume devoted to theHajj,the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, across the centuries

Oneof the five pillars of Islam central to Muslim be-lief, Hajj is the pilgrimage to Mecca that every Mus-lim must make at least once in their lifetime if they

are at all able. This catalogue, accompanying a major exhibi-tion in Doha, Qatar, charts the history of this deeply personaljourney. It explores the history of this pilgrimage through thecenturies, focusing on the routes taken by pilgrims, the ritu-als of Hajj as depicted through art, the experiences of pil-grims after completion of Hajj, and includes a special sectiondedicated to the oral histories and objects of Qatari pilgrims.

Beautiful objects, including historical and contemporary art, textiles and manuscriptsfrom the collections of the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha bring to life the profoundspiritual significance of the sacred rituals that have remained unchanged since theProphet Muhammad’s time in the 7th century AD.

• The book accompanies the first exhibition of its kind to be held in a Muslim country.• Although the concept of the exhibition is based on the British Museum’s earliershowcase, as part of the Qatar UK 2013 Year of Culture, it is unique in that 90% ofthe objects to be exhibited are from Qatari collections.

Dr. Mounia Chekhab-Abudaya is the Curator of Manuscripts at the Museum of Is-lamic Art, Doha. She worked at the Department of Islamic Art at the Louvre Mu-seum in Paris for the preparation of the new display which opened in September2012. Dr. Cécile Bresc is the former Curator of Coins at the Museum of Islamic Art,Doha, and the assistant curator of the exhibition.

ArmeniaImprints of a CivilizationGabriella Uluhogian, Boghos LevonZekiyan, Vartan Karapetian


The Art of Silver Jewelleryfrom the Minorities of China, theGolden Triangle, Mongolia and TibetRené van der Star, photographsby Michiel Elsevier Stokmans


AkbarThe Great Emperor of India1542–1605Gian Carlo Calza


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The Artsof the Muslim KnightThe Furusiyya Art FoundationCollectionBashir Mohamed


Four Centuries of RajputPainting. Mewar, Marwarand Dhundhar Indian Miniaturesfrom the Collection of Isabellaand Vicky Ducrot

Size 91/2 x 12 in. (24 x 30 cm)296 pages, 309 colour illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-572-0018-7£ 57.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 102.00

HiroshigeThe Master of NatureGian Carlo Calza

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)304 pages, 244 colourand 203 b/w illustrationspaperback with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0106-1£ 49.95, $ 75.00, Can. $ 92.00

Taisho KimonoSpeaking of Past and PresentJan Dees, photographsby Michiel Elsevier Stokmans


A World of BraceletsAfrica, Asia, Oceania, AmericaAnne van Cutsemphotographs by Mauro Magliani


A World of NecklacesAfrica, Asia, Oceania, AmericaAnne LeurquinPhotographs by Mauro Magliani


Egypt and the Pharaohsedited by Patrizia Piacentini

Size 91/2 x 121/4 in. (24 x 30.5 cm)416 pages, 370 colour and b/willustrations, paperback2 volumes in slipcaseISBN 978-88-572-0834-3£ 70.00, $ 105.00, Can. $ 120.00

A Journey into the Worldof the OttomansThe Art of Jean-Baptiste VanmourOlga Nefedova


A Journey into the Worldof the OttomansThe Catalogueedited by Olga Nefedova

Size 11 x 11 in. (28 x 28 cm)196 pages, 100 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0766-7ISBN 978-88-572-0767-4 Arab ed.£ 38.00

Bartholomäus Schachman(1559–1614). The Art of Traveledited by Olga Nefedova

Size 11 x 11 in. (28 x 28 cm)English edition, 318 pages300 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1464-1ISBN 978-88-572-1465-8 Arab ed.£ 60.00, $ 100.00, Can. $ 114.00

Heritage of Art DiplomacyMemoirs of an Ambassadoredited by Olga Nefedova

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)English edition, 160 pages162 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1841-0ISBN 978-88-572-1843-4 Arab ed.£ 34.95not available in US/Canada

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LaFerrariDynamicArtedited by Moreno Gentili

LaFerrari: the last masterpiecerealized by the worldwide famous Italian brand

What lies behind the search for excellence in asports car? This book reveals the work putinto the production of the new supercar, La-

Ferrari: a car whose ambitions are evident in its veryname. A voyage of discovery of the Italian passion,method and excellence that created an authentic mas-terpiece on four wheels.Comparisons with its predecessors, the first style drafts,the clay models, wind-tunnel research, studies on cock-

pit ergonomics, vehicle dynamics, the perfection of the gears and brakes – all is re-vealed here in an ebb and flow of images and drawings. Furthermore, the develop-ment of the HY-KERS technology, thanks to its contribution in Formula 1 races, al-lows an insight into one of the most advanced frontiers in the world of sports cars des-tined for the road. High-craftsmanship, human experiences and futuristic technolo-gies combine in this fascinating story, a group work that achieves the greatest combi-nation of innovation and aesthetic beauty.

Ninety years after the first BMW was created, theR32 in 1923, this magnificent volume serves as aunique source of reference for all collectors and

enthusiasts of vintage BMW motorcycles. With preciseimages and technical information on every single modelproduced between 1923–2000, this book provides pre-cious advice and suggestions, as well as in-depth analysisof the motorcycles’ characteristics. For the first time, allthe specific details are gathered in a single publication:chassis, motor numbers and engines of every model, eco-

nomic values, and original auto parts. The book includes interviews with the mostimportant international collectors, and sections dedicated to the fundamental themesto be considered when purchasing a motorbike: Vintage motorcycles as a investment;Trade and street markets: the golden rules; Preservation and restoration of motorcycles;Certification advice. This accurate and practical guide is accompanied by a historicoverview of the BayerischeMotorenWerke, from its origins in 1917 to the present day.

BMW Motorcycles of the CenturyGuide toModels 1923–2000Claudio Somazzi and Massimo Bonsignori

A reference book written by collectors for collectors. An essentialguide to estimate vintage motorcycles from this prestigious brand

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Specificationssize 11 x 12 in. (28 x 30 cm)492 pages1640 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1473-3£ 55.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00


Carlo ScarpaVenini 1932–1947Marino Barovier

A splendid catalogue devoted to the work of an artistresponsible for some of the most original glass artworks

Through around 300 works, documents and orig-inal drawings from private collections and mu-seums from all over the world, this important

volume reconstructs the work and life of Carlo Scarpafrom the very beginnings of his career, when he workedas artistic director for the Venini glassworks between1932 and 1947.The experience he acquired in those years offered himthe possibility of following his peculiar experimental vo-

cation that was to also distinguish his work as an architect, and of carrying forwardresearch intended to investigate the expressive possibilities of glass. Under Scarpa’sartistic direction the forms created at Venini glassworks were more sober and mod-ern, geometrically-inspired, and above all, the importance of the designer’s role wasestablished in the history of twentieth-century Venetian glass, which owes to himmuch of its substantial renewal.

Numerous leading twentieth-century artistsshowed an interest in jewellery, often throughlove of a woman, or for their daughters. Despite

the opening of art from the 1910s onwards to the ab-stract and the conceptual, they happily bridged the gapthat seemed to be deepening between art and crafts-manship. The collection of Diane Venet, which she reg-ularly exhibits, is set out like a veritable intimate mu-seum, narrating a specific history of art.

This fascinating book features over 200 pieces of jewellery designed by the greatestartists of the twentieth and twenty-first century, among whom Picasso, Warhol, Nikide Saint Phalle, Kapoor, Soto, Louise Bourgeois, Spoerri…

The Artist as JewelerFromPicasso to Jeff Koonsedited by Diane Venet, essays by Adrien Goetz and Barbara Rose

A unique reference collection,reading like a who’s who of modern artists

René Laliqueat the Calouste Gulbenkian MuseumMaria Fernanda Passos Leite

Size 91/4 x 12 in. (23.5 x 30 cm)136 pages, 125 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-0042-2£ 26.00, $ 40.00, Can. $ 47.00

Legends of the Open RoadThe History, Technologyand Future of Automobile Designedited by Gabriella Belli


Luceplan Worldwideedited by Rosi Guadagno,Patrizia Vicenzi


Asian JewelleryEthnic Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces,Earrings, Belts, Head OrnamentsBérénice Geoffroy-Schneiter

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)312 pages, 261 colour illustrationsflexiboundISBN 978-88-572-0870-1£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 51.00

BiedermeierArt and Culture in Central Europe1815–1848essays by Jirí Rak, RadimVondrácek, Claudia Terenzi


BuccellatiArt in Gold, Silver and Gemsedited by Maria Cristina Buccellati


Cartier Time ArtMechanics of PassionJack Forster, photographsby Laziz Hamani

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)240 pages, 290 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0965-4 E-1015-5 D, -1017-9 RU, -1016-2 AR-1051-3 C, -1052-0 J, -1053-7 K£ 30.00, $ 48.00, Can. $ 48.00

GuzziniInfinite Italian DesignMoreno Gentili

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 200 pages162 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1407-8£ 34.95, $ 55.00, Can. $ 62.00

H Hangar Design GroupAs I told you before,Ideas not AirshipsHangar Design Group


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Art CarpetsCleto Munari and FriendsMarco Fazzini


French DesignCreativity as TraditionAlain Lardet, Anne Bony


The Creative Austerityin Today’s AdvertisingArt Directors Club Italia

Size 81/2 x 11 in. (20.7 x 28 cm)328 pages, 381 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1774-1£ 55.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00

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The Magic CarpetArt for the hotels of the Engadine1850–1914Dora Lardelli

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)German edition, 300 pages350 colour and b/w illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0674-5£ 57.00not available in US/Canada

Magnificence and Grandeurof the Royal Houses in Europeedited by Catherine Arminjon

Size 9 x 12 in. (23 x 28.5 cm)400 pages, 620 colour and b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1117-6£ 45.00, $ 70.00, Can. $ 80.00

PearlsThe General CatalogueHubert Bari and David Lam

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)336 pages, 250 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0088-0ISBN 978-88-572-0404-8 Arab ed.£ 55.00, $ 85.00, Can. $ 85.00

Scavolini 1961>201150 Years of Kitchens“The best seller from Italy”edited by Massimo Martignoni


TecnoA Descreetly Technical Eleganceedited by Giampiero Bosoni


Twentieth-century FabricsEuropean and American Designersand Manufacturesedited by Doretta Davanzo Poli

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)288 pages, 300 colour and 20 b/willustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-7624-462-X£ 45.00, $ 90.00, Can. $ 115.00

Twentieth-century JewelleryFrom Art Nouveau to ContemporaryDesign in Europe and theUnited StatesAlba Cappellieri

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)288 pages, 300 colour and 20 b/willustrations, hardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-532-8£ 60.00, $ 90.00, Can $ 106.00

War RugsThe Nightmare of ModernismEnrico Mascelloni

Size 61/2 x 91/2 in. (16.5 x 24 cm)208 pages, 212 colour and 5 b/willustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-6130-866-4£ 31.50, $ 42.00, Can. $ 50.00

Mannequins BonaveriA History of Creativity Fashionand ArtGianluca Bauzano

Size 91/2 x 121/2 in. (24 x 32 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 248 pages188 colour and 50 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1478-8£ 45.00, $ 70.00, Can. $ 70.00

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Federico Delrosso ArchitectsPushing theBoundariesedited by Porzia Bergamasco

The first monograph devoted to this Italian architectand designer, exploring his twenty-year career

The works by the architect and designer FedericoDelrosso (1964) constantly reflect a passing of thetorch between past and present. His career as a

designer clearly reflects the teaching of modernists—es-pecially Gio Ponti, Ernesto Nathan Rogers and Le Cor-busier, who envisaged the figure of the architect as a de-signer of things ranging “from the spoon to the city”, andwho constantly stressed the idea of the exploration ofspace, later taken up by Richard Meier. Through morethan 200 images, many of them never before published,

the volume examines the fascinating story of Federico Delrosso Architects, a teamfocusing on residential and commercial planning and design based in Milan.

• Minimalistic and rational in his formal choices, emotionally engaging and innova-tive in the materials and finishings that shape his projects.• A sober formal elegance enhanced by a measured and experimental use of materials.

Modern skyscrapers are often inseparably asso-ciated with images of the cities that host them:the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Gherkin in Lon-

don, the Empire State Building in New York, and so on.And while skyscrapers emerge in large numbers, onlythe most beautiful of them become symbols of the citythat hosts them. This book presents Vasily Klyukin’sprojects: towers and residential buildings that have notfound their home yet, but some of them will be built inthe future and become architectural symbols of our age.

• In the book, real photographs of over a hundred citiesfrom every continent are used to present Vasily Klyukin’s projects, taking into ac-count climatic, seismic and historical characteristics as well as his own associationswith each location, showing the shock of a bold fantasy made real.• The volume gathers a number of ideas for buildings, including new constructions,reconstructions, but also the redesigning of facades on a series of buildings in Monaco.

Vasily KlyukinDesigning Legendseditorial coordination Paola Gribaudoproject coordinator Marc Ivasilievitch

The visionary projects by Vasily Klyukin

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Tadao AndoMuseumsLuca Molinari (editor), Tadao Ando

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)240 pages, 226 colourand 34 b/w illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-6130-680-6£ 50.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 92.00

Gae AulentiMargherita Petranzan

Size 63/4 x 81/2 in. (17 x 28 cm)256 pages, 300 colour and b/willustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-8491-591-7£ 18.95not available in US/Canada

BarcelonaChiara Ingrosso

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)192 pages, 190 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-0056-9£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 53.00

Contemporary Public SpaceUn-volumetric ArchitectureAldo Aymonino, Valerio P. Mosco

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)396 pages, 433 colour and 121 b/willustrations, flexiboundISBN 978-88-7624-273-1£ 19.95, $ 34.95, Can. $ 49.95

Contemporary MuseumsAntonello Marotta

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)240 pages, 200 colour illustrationsflexiboundISBN 978-88-572-0258-7£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 45.00

Dictionary of Today’sLandscape DesignersPierluigi Nicolin, Francesco Repishti

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)348 pages, 485 colour and b/willustrations, flexiboundISBN 978-88-8491-420-0£ 6.00, $ 8.99, Can. $ 8.99

Naked ArchitectureValerio Paolo Mosco

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)320 pages, 246 colour and 108 b/willustrations, flexiboundISBN 978-88-572-0472-7£ 29.95, $ 45.00, Can. $ 51.00

Henri CirianiArchitecture 1960-2000Mauro Galantinointroduction by Franco Purini

Size 81/2 x 81/2 in. (21 x 21 cm)240 pages, 116 colour and 132 b/willustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-8118-702-7£ 16.95, $ 24.95, Can. $ 34.95

Diller + Scofidio (+ Renfro)The Ciliary FunctionWorks & Projects 1979–2007G. Incerti, D. Ricchi, D. Simpson


Frank O. Gehrysince 1997edited by Germano Celant


The History of QatariArchitectureedited by Ibrahim Jaidahand Malika Bourennane

Size 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)336 pages, 1000 duotone illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-6130-793-3£ 34.99, $ 69.00, Can. $ 69.00

The Italian Legacyin Washington, D.C.Architecture, Design, Art and Cultureedited by L. Molinari and A. Canepariphotographs by M. Mackenzie


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The Landscape of Wasteedited by Alberto Bertagnaand Sara Marini


London DialoguesSerpentine Gallery 24-HourInterview MarathonHans Ulrich Obrist, Rem Koolhaas

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)384 pages, paperbackISBN 978-88-572-0059-0£ 19.95, $ 29.95, Can. $ 29.95

Davide Macullo ArchitectsJansen Campus

Size 91/2 x 91/2 in. (24 x 24 cm)dual-language edition(English-German), 136 pages73 colour and 7 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1866-3£ 24.95not available in US/Canada

Eric Owen MossThe Uncertainty of DoingPaola Giaconia


Patrizia PozziContemporary Landscapeedited by Luca Molinari

Size 61/2 x 81/2 in. (16.5 x 21 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 320 pages270 colour illustrationspaperback with flapsISBN 978-88-572-1201-2£ 25.00, $ 40.00, Can. $ 45.00

Jean TschumiArchitecture at Full ScaleJacques Gubler


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Specificationssize 91/2 x 11 in. (24 x 28 cm)320 pages517 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1928-8£ 42.00, $ 50.00, Can. $ 50.00


The Amazing ShoemakerFairy tales and legends about shoes and shoemakersedited by Stefania Ricci

Salvatore Ferragamo’s amazing life and an extraordinary journeyinto the world of fairy tales about shoes and shoemakers

Inthe course of time, myths and legends from aroundthe world have often featured shoes and the shoe-maker’s amazing craft, perhaps because the shoe is a

symbol of grace and wealth, or perhaps because of thatenchanted aura that surrounds the figure of the shoe-maker. Salvatore Ferragamo’s remarkable life, which runsparallel to stories of fairies, mystical shoemakers andmagical shoes, also has the ingredients of a fantastic ad-venture. The reader will be spellbound by each and everychapter of this story, and carried as if in a dream to the

realm of imagination: from Salvatore’s childhood to his voyage on a steamer headedtowards the United States, down to his arrival in Hollywood, where his shoes con-quered the world of cinema and were worn by the most beautiful women in the world:the princesses and fairies of the modern age.

• A must for everyone interested in fashion design and fashion culture.• Classic tales are accompanied by new stories illustrated by contemporary artists.

In 2009, on the occasion of Bulgari’s 125th anniversary, theprestigious Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome dedicatedto this great jeweller its most important retrospective ever.

Next came the magnificent 2010 exhibition in Paris, beneaththe majestic vaults of the Grand Palais; it was then hosted in2011 by the National Museum in Beijing and subsequently bythe Aurora Museum in Shanghai. Nearly 600 masterpieces of

Bulgari’s art were thus exhibited for the first time to the general public. Displayedalong with special features, as the gorgeous collection that once belonged to ElizabethTaylor, were archival documents such as photographs, preparatory drawings and filmstills, eloquently illustrating the epoch to which each piece belonged. Since past cat-alogues have already exhaustively documented the jewels on display, this book takesa different approach, crowning this quartet of exhibitions with a selection of imagesthat pay homage to the extraordinary visual heritage of the maison. It also provides astunning gallery of international celebrities wearing Bulgari jewels, from ElizabethTaylor, Ingrid Bergman and Sophia Loren to Lauren Hutton, Kirk Douglas and Sting.

Bulgari. 10, via Condotti, RomaPortfolioeditors of Skira Books

A selection of images that pay homage to the extraordinaryvisual heritage of the maison, from the origins to our days

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Baby CashmereThe Long Journey of ExcellenceLoro Pianaphotographs by Bruna Rotunno

Size 11 x 12 in. (28 x 30 cm)184 pages, 116 colour illustrationhardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0369-0£ 60.00, $ 100.00, Can $ 122.00

Ballysince 1851

Size 12 x 91/2 in. (30 x 24 cm)128 pages, 151 colour and10 b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-7624-873-3£ 24.00, $ 45.00, Can. $ 57.00

Roberto CapucciTimeless Creativityedited by Gianluca Bauzano

Size 81/2 x 81/2 in. (21 x 21 cm)132 pages, 187 colour andb/w illustrations, paperbackISBN 978-88-8491-028-8£ 16.95, $ 24.95, Can. $ 34.95

Emilio Cavalliniedited by Benedetta Barzini


Coats!Max Mara, 60 Years of ItalianFashionedited by Adelheid Rasche


Salvatore FerragamoEvolving Legend 1928–2008edited by Stefania Ricci

Size 101/2 x 12 in. (27 x 31 cm)dual-language edition(English-Chinese), 192 pages347 colour illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-6130-616-5£ 30.00, $ 44.00, Can. $ 50.00

Salvatore FerragamoInspiration and Visionedited by Stefania Ricciand Sergio Risaliti

Size 101/2 x 121/4 in. (27 x 31 cm)168 pages, 200 colour illustrationspaperbackISBN 978-88-572-1133-6£ 30.00, $ 50.00, Can. $ 57.00

Gianfranco Ferré. DrawingsFondazione Gianfranco Ferrédesigned by Luca Stoppinitexts by Rita Airaghi, Giusy Ferré

Size 61/2 x 12 in. (16.5 x 30 cm)dual-language edition(English-Italian), 456 pages377 colour illustrationspaperback with jacketISBN 978-88-572-0641-7£ 30.00, $ 48.00, Can. $ 48.00

Bulgari 1884-2009125 Years of Italian MagnificenceAmanda Triossi

Size 11 x 11 in. (28 x 28 cm)Chinese-English editionhardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1141-1, £ 75.00paperbackISBN 978-88-572-1142-8, £ 45.00

Italian PortraitsTod’sDonatella Sartorio

Size 121/2 x 15’’ (32 x 38 cm)148 pages, 154 colourand b/w illustrations, hardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1599-0£ 50.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 80.00

Future RootsHoganedited by Donatella Sartorio,photographs by OrnellaSancassani

Size 12 x 153/4 in. (30 x 40 cm)144 pages, 56 b/w illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-88-572-1257-9£ 50.00, $ 80.00, Can. $ 92.00

Italian TouchTod’sDonata Sartoriophotographs by Paolo Leone


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The Lotus FlowerA Textile Hidden in the WaterLoro Pianaphotographs by Bruna Rotunno


Napoleon and theEmpire of Fashion1795–1815Cristina Barretoand Martin Lancaster


Tamy Tazi. CaftansNadia Tazi, Daniel Rey.photographs by Graziano Villawith an introduction by P. Berger

Size 91/2 x 12 in. (24 x 30 cm)dual-language edition(English-French), 192 pages180 colour illustrationshardcover with dust jacketISBN 978-88-572-0323-2£ 50.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 85.00

Ermenegildo ZegnaAn Enduring Passion for Fabricand Innovation 1910–2010texts by James Hillman, ClaudiaD’Arpizio, Susy Menkes, D.T. Max,Mariano Maugeri, Maria Luisa Frisa


UmanThe Essaysedited by Umberto Angeloni

Size 6 x 81/2 in. (15 x 21 cm)32 pages, 5 colour illustrationshardcover with jacket£ 15.95, $ 24.95, Can. $ 27.95

FairwayThe Golf JacketUman The Essays 1Jay Fielden

ISBN 978-88-572-0721-6

Cuba libreElegance under the sunUman The Essays 2Nick Foulkes

ISBN 978-88-572-0722-3

MajorelleMen’s fashion and garden fashionUman The Essays 3Roy Strong

ISBN 978-88-572-0723-0

TelemarkUman The Essays 4Markus Ebner

ISBN 978-88-572-0781-0

Franz FerdinandThe trachtUman The Essays 5Joachim Bessing

ISBN 978-88-572-0782-7

After DarkWhen men behave their worst yetlook their best. Uman The Essays 6Nick Foulkes

ISBN 978-88-572-0783-4

Mariner. The call of the seaUman The Essays 7Nick Sullivan

ISBN 978-88-572-0980-7

Monoi. Paradise imaginedUman The Essays 8Chris Dickey

ISBN 978-88-572-0981-4

Mogambo. The Safari JacketUman The Essays 9Nick Foulkes

ISBN 978-88-572-0982-1

Marilynedited by Stefania Ricciand Sergio Risaliti


School ProjectsAlberto Lattuada


Moschinoconcept by Luca Stoppinitext by Mariuccia Casadio


VicuñaThe Queen of the AndesLoro Pianaphotographs by Bruna Rotunno


KnittaThe Knit KnightsUman The Essays 10Donata Sartorio

Size 6 x 81/2 in. (15 x 21 cm)32 pages, 5 colour illustrationshardcover with jacketISBN 978-88-572-1379-8£ 15.95, $ 24.95, Can. $ 27.95

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In the GondolaDavid Alan Brown

A masterpiece by Canaletto leads a young art historianon the trail of an unsolved mystery

Ayoung art historian pursuing academic success. A paint-ing by the most famous eighteenth-century painter of ve-dute, Canaletto. A gondola once possibly belonging to

the poet Robert Browning – and who else before him? These arethe key elements of the novel. When Jeremy Allyn is assignedCanaletto’s Vedute by his teacher as the topic for his dissertation,a subject many have already written about, he realizes he mustfind an original perspective. He therefore decides to focus on

Canaletto’s figures, a secondary feature of his celebrated architectural scenes. Thismarks the beginning of an adventure with unexpected turns that will lead Jeremy tomake some astonishing discoveries and to uncover a crime which had remained buriedfor centuries.

• The engaging adventures of a young art historian: a detective story set in eighteenth-century art and a crime that had remained buried for centuries.• The mysteries underlying a masterpiece by the Venetian painter: Il bacino di SanMarco, kept at the Columbia Museum of Art.

Genuine icons of pop culture, like Marilyn and Coca-Cola, the Beatles were fated to meet up with theworld of comics. For the first time this book docu-

ments the interest that cartoonists, publishers and enthusiastshave shown in their special approach to the universe of comicstrips; a rich and variegated relationship with thousands ofpublications, in every part of the world, and a productionthat continues to the present day. In some stories the Beatlesare the protagonists, in others they make cameo appearances,while others feature their lyrics transformed into comic

strips. Published on the 50th anniversary of their first single (Love Me Do) in earlySeptember 2012, the book celebrates the band with an original approach and honoursthe legend that endures through the years and changing fashions.

• The book features cartoons from all over the world.• Nothing of this kind has ever been published in this form anywhere in the world.• Double colourful poster inside.

The Beatlesin Comic StripsEnzo Gentile and Fabio Schiavo

A collection of some two hundred cartoons from all latitudesdedicated in various ways to The Beatles

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The Condé Museumat the Château de ChantillyThe Paintings CollectionNicole Garnier-Pelle


200masterpieces from the number onemuseum of ancient paintings in France afterthe LouvreMuseum: fromRaphaeland Fra Angelico to Poussin, Ingres, Delacroix

This comprehensive book traces the originsand progression of photographyfrom its humble beginnings in daguerreotypesto the gradual mastering of photographic portraits,techniques, and negatives

Featuring floral-inspired worksfrom the Louvre collection, this bookoffers a novel perspectiveon the world’s most visitedmuseum

With a foreword byMichelin three-star chefPaul Bocuse, this beautifully illustrated volumecelebrates culinary-themed artworkwith insightful text and recipesby theGrand Louvre’s chef Yves Pinard

This volume presents the long-neglected workof Élie Lascaux (1888–1968) throughtwo hundred paintings, photographs,and facsimile reproductions of his memoirs

From sculptures tomasks, this museumcelebrates the world’s rich cultural diversity.This comprehensive volume includesthree hundredmasterpieces and incisive essaysfrom thirty-seven international art experts

Musée du Quai BranlyThe Collection. Art from Africa,Asia, Oceania, and the Americasedited by Yves Le Fur


A History of PhotographyThe Musée d’Orsay Collection1839-1925edited by Françoise Heilbrun

Size 91/2 x 111/4 in. (24 x 28,5 cm)320 pages, 300 colour illustrationshardcoverISBN 978-2-37074-004-5£ 40.00, $ 75.00, Can. $ 90.00

Élie LascauxA Painter of Poetryedited by Xavier Vilató


Flowersin the LouvreBéatrice Vingtrinier, Michel Lis


Foodin the LouvreYves Pinard, Paul Bocuse


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AAbbagnato (Eleonora) 70Abedin (Zainul). GreatMasters of Bangladesh53

Adnan (Etel). In All HerDimensions 39

African Art 30African Art from the LeslieSacks Collection.Refined Eye, PassionateHeart 30

African Heroes. Samburu-Maasai 70

Ahmed (Safiuddin).Great Mastersof Bangladesh 53

Akbar. The GreatEmperor of India1542–1605 72

Al Karim (Halim) 53Alam (Shahidul). MyJourney as a Witness 70

Amazing Shoemaker(The). Fairy talesand legends about shoesand shoemakers 81

Ando (Tadao). Museums79

Animali. Tiereund Fabelwesen vonder Antike biszur Neuzeit 64

Arab. Bedouin ofthe Syrian Desert 42

Araki. Gold 70Arch. The twentieth-century movements 24

Arcimboldo 1527-1593 47Armenia. Imprintsof a Civilization 72

Art Carpets. Cleto Munariand Friends 76

Art in Iraq Today 53Art of Cinematography(The) 66

Art of Silver Jewelleryfrom the Minoritiesof China, the GoldenTriangle, Mongoliaand Tibet (The) 72

Art of the TwentiethCentury 8

Art of the TwentiethCentury and beyond.Movements, Theories,Schools and Tendencies53

Art of the TwentiethCentury. 2000 andBeyond ContemporaryTendencies (Vol. 5) 59

Art of the TwentiethCentury. Neo Avant-gardes, Postmodernand Global Art1969–1999 (Vol. 4) 59

Art of the TwentiethCentury. The ArtisticCulture betweenthe Wars 1920–1945(Vol. 2) 59

Art of the TwentiethCentury. The Avant-garde Movements1900–1919 (Vol. 1) 58

Art of the TwentiethCentury. The Birthof Contemporary Art1946–1968 (Vol. 3) 59

Art on the Cutting Edge.A Guide toContemporaryMovements 53

Art. The TwentiethCentury 64

Artist as Jeweler(The). From Picassoto Jeff Koons 75

Arts of the Muslim Knight(The). The FurusiyyaArt FoundationCollection 73

Asian Jewellery. EthnicRings, Bracelets,Necklaces, Earrings,Belts, Head Ornaments76

Aston Martin 100 35Aulenti (Gae) 79Azam (Rafiq). Architecturefor Green Living 47

BBaby Cashmere. The LongJourney of Excellence82

Bacon (Francis) 53Bacon (Francis)and the Tradition of Art53

Bagnoli (Marco) 40Bally since 1851 82Barceló (Miquel) 54Barcelona 79Basquiat (Jean-Michel) 47Beatles in Comic Strips(The) 84

Belkahia (Farid) 54Bellamine (Fouad) 54Benetton. Formula 1.A Story 71

Bhavsar (Natvar). Poeticsof Color 54

Bidibidobidiboo. Worksfrom CollezioneSandretto ReRebaudengo 54

Biedermeier. Artand Culture in CentralEurope 1815–1848 76

Blossom Avenue(The). For better humanliving 45

BMW. Motorcyclesof the Century.Guide to Models1923–2000 74

Body Stages.The Metamorphosisof Loïe Fuller 70

Bonalumi (Agostino).All the Shapes of Space1958–1976 17

Botero. Works 1994–200754

Bourgeois (Louise).HONNI soit QUI maly pense. The last tenyears 54

Bourgeois (Louise).The Fabric Works 54

Bruegel (Pieter) the Elderat the KunsthistorischesMuseum in Vienna 64

Buccellati. Art in Gold,Silver and Gems 76

Bulgari 1884-2009. 125Years of ItalianMagnificence 82

Bulgari. 10, via Condotti,Roma. Portfolio 81

Bulgari. 125 Yearsof Italian Magnificence.Grand Palais 47

Burki (Fahd). Worksfrom 2003–2013 39

Burri (Alberto).Black Work 16

CCai Guo-Qiang: Saraab 54Calderara (Antonio)1903-1973 54

Capogrossi (Giuseppe).Catalogue raisonné1920–1949 63

Capucci (Roberto).Timeless Creativity 82

Caravaggeschi (I).The CaravaggesquePainters. A catalogueof the Artists and Works64

Caravaggio 64Caravaggio S•M•ART 64

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Caravaggio’s Rome1600–1630 65

Cartier Time Art.Mechanics of Passion46, 76

Castellani (Enrico).Catalogue raisonné1955–2005 63

Cavallini (Emilio) 82Chappell (Walter).Eternal Impermanence66

Chen Zhen. Catalogueraisonné 37

Children of the Light.Journey in Greece 42

Ciriani (Henri).Architecture 1960-200079

City for Impressionism(A). Monet, Pissarroand Gauguin in Rouen54

Coats! Max Mara,60 Years of ItalianFashion 82

Colombo (Gianni) 54Compostela and Europe.The History of DiegoGelmirez 65

Condé Museumat the Château deChantilly (The).The Paintings Collection85

Contemporary Museums79

ContemporaryPhotography fromEastern Europe.History Memory Identity69

ContemporaryPhotography from Indiaand South America.The Tenth Parallel North69

ContemporaryPhotography fromthe Far East. AsianDub Photography 69

ContemporaryPhotography fromthe Middle Eastand Africa. BreakingNews 69

Contemporary PublicSpace. Un-volumetricArchitecture 79

Creative Austerityin Today’s Advertising(The) 76

DDark Memories. GianPaolo Barbieri 70

De Dominicis (Gino).Catalogue raisonné 63

de La Tour (Georges).The Adoration ofthe Shepherds. Christwith Saint Josephin the Carpenter’s Shop65

de Lempicka (Tamara).The Queen of Modern55

de Saint Phalle (Niki) 55Delrosso (Federico).Architects Pushingthe Boundaries 78

Dictionary of Today’sLandscape Designers 79

Diller + Scofidio(+ Renfro). The CiliaryFunction. Works& Projects 1979–200779

Dwan (Virginia). DwanGallery 36

EEgypt and the Pharaohs73

El Baz (Mohamed) 55Encyclopaediaof the Word. ArtistDialogues. 1968–200855

Estes (Richard) 55Extreme Beauty in Vogue70

FFabre (Jan). Stigmata.Actions & Performances1976-2013 51

Fabric (The). VitaleBarberis Canonico,1663–2013 43

Fatmi (Mounir). SuspectLanguage 55

Feast of Wonders (A).Sergei Diaghilevand the Ballets Russes55

Ferragamo (Salvatore).Evolving Legend1928–2008 82

Ferragamo (Salvatore).Inspiration and Vision82

Ferré (Gianfranco).Drawings 82

Flowers in the Louvre 85

Fontana (Lucio). AmbientiSpaziali. ArchitectureArt Environments 62

Fontana (Lucio).Catalogue Raisonné 63

Fontana (Lucio).Catalogue raisonnéof the works on paper62

Food in the Louvre 85Four Centuries of RajputPainting. Mewar,Marwar and DhundharIndian Miniatures fromthe Collection of Isabellaand Vicky Ducrot 73

French Design. Creativityas Tradition 76

French Naturalist Painters1890–1950 55

Friedman (Tom). Up inthe Air 55

Future Roots. Hogan 82

GGarbo (Greta).The Mystery of Style 70

Gastel (Giovanni). Masksand Ghosts 70

Gauguin (Paul). A Savagein the Making. Catalogueraisonné of the Paintings(1873–1888) 63

Gauguin (Paul). Artistof Myth and Dream 55

Gehry (Frank O.)since 1997 79

Gerstein (David) 55Ghiyasuddin (Kazi).Contemporary Mastersof Bangladesh 55

Gilbert & George.A Family Collection 14

Glasstress New York.New Art from the VeniceBiennales 56

Goodwood Revival.Uli Weber 32

Grosz (George).Berlin-New York 56

Guangyi (Wang).Works and Thoughts1985−2012 56

Gurholt (Crispin).Live Photo 56

Guzzini. Infinite ItalianDesign 76

HH Hangar Design Group.As I told you before,Ideas not Airships 76

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Hajj - The Journeythrough Art. ExhibitionAlbum 72

Henein (Adam) 56Heritage of ArtDiplomacy. Memoirsof an Ambassador 73

Heske (Marianne) 56Heske (Marianne).Arbeider & Notater.Works & Notes 56

Hiroshige. The Masterof Nature 73

History of Photography(A). The Muséed’Orsay Collection1839-1925 85

History of QatariArchitecture (The) 79

History of the Nude(The) 64

Hodgkin (Howard).The Thinking Painterof Embodied Memories56

Hogarth, Reynolds, Turner.British Painting and theRise of Modernity 10

Hong Kong Eye.ContemporaryIndonesian Art 15

Hopper (Edward) 56Hütte (Axel). Fantasmie Realtà 22

IImpressionism S•M•ART56

In the Gondola 84Indonesian Eye.ContemporaryIndonesian Art 15

Interventions. A dialoguebetween the modern andthe contemporary 56

Italian Legacy inWashington, D.C.(The). Architecture,Design, Art and Culture79

Italian Portraits. Tod’s 82Italian Touch. Tod’s 82Italy of the Cities 56

JJourney into the Worldof the Ottomans (A).The Art of Jean-BaptisteVanmour 73

Journey into the World ofthe Ottomans (A). TheCatalogue 73

KKapoor (Anish). DirtyCorner 57

Kenna (Michael). Imagesof the Seventh Day.1974–2009 70

Khoury (Bernard).The Wrong Approach45

Kiefer (Anselm) 57Kiefer (Anselm). Saltof the Earth 57

Klimt S•M•ART 57Kline (Franz) 1910–196257

Klyukin (Vasily). DesigningLegends 78

Knorr (Karen). India Song41

Korean Eye 2.Contemporary KoreanArt 15

Korean Eye.Contemporary KoreanArt 15

Kunga. Law Womenfrom the Desert 57

LLaFerrari. Dynamic Art 74Lalique (René) at theCalouste GulbenkianMuseum 76

Lamborghini. 100 Yearsof Innovation in Halfthe Time 34

Landscape of Waste(The) 80

Lascaux (Élie). Un enfantdu paradis 85

Legends of the OpenRoad. The History,Technology and Futureof Automobile Design76

Legrady (Kata) 57Legrady (Kata). Bombsand Candies 57

Legrady (Kata). GraphicWork 57

Leonardo and the artesmechanicae 44

Lichtenstein (Roy).Sculptor 57

Lights On. NorwegianContemporary Art 57

Linke (Armin). Transient71

London Dialogues.Serpentine Gallery24-Hour InterviewMarathon 80

Long Curve (The).150 Years of VisionaryCollecting at theAlbright-Knox ArtGallery 57

Longing for Eternity.One Century of Iraqi Artfrom the Hussain AliHarba Family Collection58

Look Beyond 70Lotus Flower (The).A Textile Hiddenin the Water 83

Luceplan Worldwide 76Luini (Bernardino)and Renaissance Paintingin Milan. The Frescoesof San Maurizioal Monastero Maggiore65

MMacullo Architects(Davide) 80

Magic Carpet (The).Art for the hotelsof the Engadine1850–1914 77

Magnificence andGrandeur of the RoyalHouses in Europe 77

Malaysian Eye.Contemporary MalaysianArt 12

Man Ray 58Mannequins Bonaveri.A History of CreativityFashion and Art 77

Mantegna S•M•ART 65Manzoni (Piero). Aretrospective 58

Manzoni (Piero). GeneralCatalogue 63

Mapplethorpe (Robert) 20Marilyn 83Martinuzzi (Napoleone).Venini 1925–1931 28

Mattiacci (Eliseo) 58McCullin (Don).Impossible Peace 67

Medals of the Dassiers ofGeneva (The). Lustrousimages from theEnlightenment 65

Meet Edvard Munch 58Meetings in Marrakech.The Paintings of HassanEl Glaoui and WinstonChurchill 58

Melgaard (Bjarne). Jealous58

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Mendieta (Ana). She GotLove 58

Michelangelo. The Pietàs65

Mighty Silence. Imagesof Destruction.The Great 2011Earthquake and Tsunamiof East Japan andFukushima 68

Moffatt (Tracey).Between Dreams andReality 70

Monguzzi (Bruno).Fifty years of paper1961–2011 58

Moore (Melissa). LandEnds 71

Morandi (Giorgio)1890-1964 47

Moriyama (Daido).The World throughMy Eyes 71

Moschino 83Munch (Edvard).1863–1944 52

Musée du Quai Branly.The Collection..Art from Africa, Asia,Oceania, and theAmericas 85

NNaked Architecture 79Napoleon and the Empireof Fashion 1795–181583

Nasiri (Rafa). 50 Yearsof Printmaking 58

Neoludica. Art andVideogames 2011–196658

Nesch (Rolf).The Complete GraphicWorks 63

Nevelson (Louise) 59New AmericanAbstraction 1950-1970(The) 59

Niedermayr (Walter).Appearances 71

Nojima (Yasuzo) 71

OO’Keeffe (Georgia).Life and Work 59

O’Keeffe (Georgia).Nature and Abstraction59

Of Peace and War.A Spanish Collectionof Russian Art 59

Othoniel (Jean-Michel).My way 59

Owen Moss (Eric).The Uncertainty ofDoing 80

PPainting – Musée d’Orsay59

Pasqua (Philippe).Paradise 59

Patriarchal Africa.The Last SunrisePhoto-chronicle of theVanishing Life 68

Pearls. The GeneralCatalogue 77

Pepper (Beverly).Monumenta 60

Photography. A NewVision of the World1891–1940 (Historyof PhotographyVolume 2) 19

Photography. Fromthe Press to the Museum1941–1980 (Historyof PhotographyVolume 3) 19

Photography.The ContemporaryEra 1981–2013 (Historyof PhotographyVolume 4) 18

Photography. The Origins1839–1890 (Historyof PhotographyVolume 1) 19

Picasso, Miró, Dalí. AngryYoung Men: the Birthof Modernity 60

Piero della Francesca.The Legend of the TrueCross in the Churchof San Francescoin Arezzo 65

Pissarro. CriticalCatalogue 63

Politics and Theologyin ChineseContemporary Art.Reflections on the workof Wang Guangyi 40

Pomodoro (Arnaldo).General Catalogueof Sculptures 63

Portrait of a New Angola71

Portraits. Uli Weber 71Pozzi (Patrizia).ContemporaryLandscape 80

QQadri (Sohan). The Seer60

Quinn (Marc). MemoryBox 51

RRaphael S•M•ART 65Recycled Landscapes 26Relics. Damien Hirst50

Revolutionary Tides.The Art of the PoliticalPoster 1914–198960

Rigolini (Luciano).An other image 71

Rotella (Mimmo).Selected Works 63

Rothko 60Russian Avant-garde(The). Siberiaand the East 11

SSamra (Faisal) 60Saraceno (Tomás).14 Billions 60

Scarpa (Carlo). Venini1932–1947 75

Scavolini 1961>2011.50 Years of Kitchens.“The best sellerfrom Italy” 77

Schachman(Bartholomäus)(1559–1614). The Artof Travel 73

Schnabel (Julian).Paintings 1976–200760

Schnabel (Julian).Permanently Becomingand the Architectureof Seeing 60

School Projects 83Scolari (Massimo).The Representationof Architecture 60

Senju (Hiroshi) 60Short Cuts. Artistsin China 71

Sidibé (Malick).The Portrait of Mali 71

Socialist Realisms.Great Soviet Painting1920-1970 60

Storytellers (The).Narratives inInternationalContemporary Art61

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TTaisho Kimono. Speakingof Past and Present 73

Tajreed. Arab AbstractArt. The Modern Period1908–1960 53

Tazi (Tamy). Caftans 83Tecno. A DescreetlyTechnical Elegance 77

Tiepolo (Giambattista) 65Titian S•M•ART 65Told Untold Retold. 23Stories of Journeysthrough Time and Place61

Tschumi (Jean).Architecture at Full Scale80

Twentieth-CenturyAmerican Photography.Flags of America 69

Twentieth-century Fabrics.European and AmericanDesigners andManufactures 77

Twentieth-centuryJewellery. From ArtNouveau toContemporary Designin Europe and theUnited States 77

Tyrmi (Hanne). The LostThing 38

UUman The Essays 1.Fairway. The Golf Jacket83

Uman The Essays 10.Knitta. The Knit Knights83

Uman The Essays 2.Cuba libre. Eleganceunder the sun 83

Uman The Essays 3.Majorelle. Men’s fashionand garden fashion 83

Uman The Essays 4.Telemark 83

Uman The Essays 5.Franz Ferdinand.The tracht 83

Uman The Essays 6.After Dark. When menbehave their worst yetlook their best 83

Uman The Essays 7.Mariner. The callof the sea 83

Uman The Essays 8.Monoi. Paradiseimagined 83

Uman The Essays 9.Mogambo. The SafariJacket 83

VVan Gogh (Vincent).Timeless Country– Modern City 61

Vandenberg (Philippe)Berlinde De Bruyckere.Innocence is precisely:never to avoid the worst61

Vedova (Emilio) 61Venice 1948–1986.The Art Scene 71

Vicuña. The Queenof the Andes 83

Video Art. The Castellodi Rivoli Collection61

Visual Music Masters.Abstract Explorationsof Past and PresentArtists 15

Vuillard (Édouard).Critical Catalogueof Paintings and Pastels63

WWang Luyan. VisualThinking and MeasuredPainting 61

War Rugs. The Nightmareof Modernism 77

Warhol (Andy) Show(The) 61

Weil (Susan). MovingPictures 61

Weston (Edward) 67What We Want.Landscape as aprojection of people’sdesires 71

Widerberg (Frans).Paintings 52

Window on the World(A). From Dürerto Mondrian and Beyond61

Woodman (Betty)in conversationwith Barry Schwabsky38

World of Bracelets(A). Africa, Asia,Oceania, America 73

World of Necklaces(A). Africa, Asia,Oceania, America 73

Wylie (Rose) 61

ZZagourski. Lost Africa 71Zegna (Ermenegildo).An Enduring Passionfor Fabric andInnovation 1910–201083

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