New and forthcoming books 2018 single

ACC Publishing Group New and forthcoming books 2018

325 x 285mm 324 pp., 100 col., 150 b.&w.

Hardback, £50.00 n The

first affordable book to feature Jerry Schatzberg’s entire collection of famous shots and rarities of Bob Dylan

Dylan

by Schatzberg

The 1965-1966 Photographs Jerry Schatzberg

I

n 1965, photographer Jerry Schatzberg, already well-established through his work with magazines, met a young Bob Dylan who was on the cusp of fame. Dylan invited the photographer to the studio, where he was recording an album that would become Highway 61 Revisited, which would include the song ‘Like a Rolling Stone’, a song that would go on to be ranked #1 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

n Recognised

as the foremost body of images of Bob Dylan, Nobel laureate

Dylan by Dylan by Schatzberg The 1965 - 1966 Photographs Schatzberg The 1965 - 1966 Photographs

n Includes

seminal interview ‘A Night with Bob Dylan’ by Al Aronowitz, originally published in the New York Herald Tribune

Schatzberg’s photographs of Dylan captured the (now) Nobel laureate during one of the most pivotal creative moments in music history. They include the shoot for what would arguably become Dylan’s greatest album, Blonde on Blonde.

The Essential Marilyn Monroe

Milton H. Greene: 50 Sessions

Joshua Greene

M ISBN: 9781851498673 300 x 300mm 372 pp., 153 col., 138 b.&w.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: French, Italian, German n Including

over 100 never-beforepublished images, this archive immortalises Marilyn at the height of her beauty and fame

n Taken

by Milton H. Greene and restored by Greene’s son Joshua, these photos document not only Marilyn’s ability to lightup on camera but also the effort Joshua dedicated to restoring his father’s work

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ilton H. Greene (1922-1985), famous for his fashion photography and celebrity portraits from the golden age of Hollywood, met Marilyn Monroe on a photo shoot for Look magazine in 1953. The pair developed an instant rapport, quickly becoming close friends and ultimately business partners. There was magic in Milton and Marilyn’s working relationship. The trust and confidence they had in each other’s capabilities was on full display in each photo.

Now Joshua Greene, in conjunction with Iconic Images, presents The Essential Marilyn Monroe: Milton H. Greene, 50 Sessions. With 280 photographs, including many never-before published and unseen images, newly scanned and restored classics, as well as images that have appeared only once in publication, Greene’s Marilyn Monroe archive can finally be viewed as it was originally intended when these pictures

were first produced more than 60 years ago. These classic sessions - 50 in all - cover Monroe at the height of her astonishing beauty and meteoric fame. From film-sets to the bedroom, at home and at play, Joshua has curated a lasting tribute to the work of a great photographer and his greatest muse.

Poignant and powerful, joyful and stunning - these breathtaking images of an icon stand above all the rest. The Essential Marilyn Monroe: Milton H. Greene, 50 Sessions is sure to be a book that will become the platinum standard in photography monographs.

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325 x 285mm 324 pp., 100 col., 150 b.&w.

Hardback, £50.00 n The

first affordable book to feature Jerry Schatzberg’s entire collection of famous shots and rarities of Bob Dylan

Dylan

by Schatzberg

The 1965-1966 Photographs Jerry Schatzberg

I

n 1965, photographer Jerry Schatzberg, already well-established through his work with magazines, met a young Bob Dylan who was on the cusp of fame. Dylan invited the photographer to the studio, where he was recording an album that would become Highway 61 Revisited, which would include the song ‘Like a Rolling Stone’, a song that would go on to be ranked #1 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

n Recognised

as the foremost body of images of Bob Dylan, Nobel laureate

Dylan by Dylan by Schatzberg The 1965 - 1966 Photographs Schatzberg The 1965 - 1966 Photographs

n Includes

seminal interview ‘A Night with Bob Dylan’ by Al Aronowitz, originally published in the New York Herald Tribune

Schatzberg’s photographs of Dylan captured the (now) Nobel laureate during one of the most pivotal creative moments in music history. They include the shoot for what would arguably become Dylan’s greatest album, Blonde on Blonde.

The Essential Marilyn Monroe

Milton H. Greene: 50 Sessions

Joshua Greene

M ISBN: 9781851498673 300 x 300mm 372 pp., 153 col., 138 b.&w.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: French, Italian, German n Including

over 100 never-beforepublished images, this archive immortalises Marilyn at the height of her beauty and fame

n Taken

by Milton H. Greene and restored by Greene’s son Joshua, these photos document not only Marilyn’s ability to lightup on camera but also the effort Joshua dedicated to restoring his father’s work

2

ilton H. Greene (1922-1985), famous for his fashion photography and celebrity portraits from the golden age of Hollywood, met Marilyn Monroe on a photo shoot for Look magazine in 1953. The pair developed an instant rapport, quickly becoming close friends and ultimately business partners. There was magic in Milton and Marilyn’s working relationship. The trust and confidence they had in each other’s capabilities was on full display in each photo.

Now Joshua Greene, in conjunction with Iconic Images, presents The Essential Marilyn Monroe: Milton H. Greene, 50 Sessions. With 280 photographs, including many never-before published and unseen images, newly scanned and restored classics, as well as images that have appeared only once in publication, Greene’s Marilyn Monroe archive can finally be viewed as it was originally intended when these pictures

were first produced more than 60 years ago. These classic sessions - 50 in all - cover Monroe at the height of her astonishing beauty and meteoric fame. From film-sets to the bedroom, at home and at play, Joshua has curated a lasting tribute to the work of a great photographer and his greatest muse.

Poignant and powerful, joyful and stunning - these breathtaking images of an icon stand above all the rest. The Essential Marilyn Monroe: Milton H. Greene, 50 Sessions is sure to be a book that will become the platinum standard in photography monographs.

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ISBN: 9781851498161 300 x 237mm 240 pp., 22 col., 186 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 Editions sold: German, Czech n Fantastic

images of The Rolling Stones, featuring many rare and unseen photos and contact sheets

n Including

quotes from Andrew Loog Oldman, Norman Jopling, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Bill Wyman

n Features

full interviews with Terry O’Neill & Gered Mankowitz

n Includes

original articles from the Record Mirror (1963), Evening Standard (1964) and Detroit Free Press (1965)

Breaking Stones 1963-1965 A Band on the Brink of Superstardom Terry O’Neill and Gered Mankowitz, Edited by Robin Morgan LIVE

300 x 237mm 240 pp., 200 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 n Includes

many rare and unseen photographs of the band on and off stage

n Extensive

commentary throughout from the photographers

n Reprinted

articles and reviews from music magazines of the time

Led Zeppelin

LIVE

Photographs by Terry O’Neill, David Stratford and others

A

stunning collection of photographs and memories from the photographers – including Terry O’Neill – who spent nights on the road and on the stage with one of the hardest working bands in rock history – Led Zeppelin.

In 1968 Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bonham and Robert Plant – all experienced and respected musicians in their own right – would form a band that would transform the way we listen to rock. But it wasn’t just

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the music that would shake the world; it was their performances that left millions of fans with a lifetime of memories.

This book contains images from a selection of photographers and their memories of their time working with Led Zeppelin. As Terry O’Neill remembers: “They were pure rock – and I never saw a band perform quite like they did. They owned the stage and each member had their own special and specific contribution. And to see them live – to capture those moments onstage – well, it was like watching kings surveying their kingdom.

Their kingdom was the stage.”

I

n July 1962, a group of young men played a gig at The Marquee Club on Oxford Street, London. They called themselves ‘The Rollin’ Stones’ and little did they know they would soon be making music history.

This evocative new book captures the youth, the times and the spirit of The Stones’ formative early years. And documenting 1963-1965 were two young photographers just starting out in their careers. Terry O’Neill, aged just 25, had a few years’ experience photographing musicians and knew that this group had the same magic as another British phenomenon that just recently started to chart, The Beatles. As the band was starting to record and tour, Gered Mankowitz came along. His first shoot, the now famous Mason’s Yard session, was so fruitful, Gered was asked to tag along on tour to America. Gered was a mere 19 when he picked up his camera and joined the band on stage in 1965. Between these two legendary photographers, they chronicle the band’s beginnings and these indelible images are forever placed in music’s consciousness. The photography throughout this book is embellished with various memories and interviews, celebrating the early days and giving an insight into what it must have felt like to go from a small club in Soho with no record deal to touring the world a few years later with a number one record.

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ISBN: 9781851498161 300 x 237mm 240 pp., 22 col., 186 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 Editions sold: German, Czech n Fantastic

images of The Rolling Stones, featuring many rare and unseen photos and contact sheets

n Including

quotes from Andrew Loog Oldman, Norman Jopling, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Bill Wyman

n Features

full interviews with Terry O’Neill & Gered Mankowitz

n Includes

original articles from the Record Mirror (1963), Evening Standard (1964) and Detroit Free Press (1965)

Breaking Stones 1963-1965 A Band on the Brink of Superstardom Terry O’Neill and Gered Mankowitz, Edited by Robin Morgan LIVE

300 x 237mm 240 pp., 200 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 n Includes

many rare and unseen photographs of the band on and off stage

n Extensive

commentary throughout from the photographers

n Reprinted

articles and reviews from music magazines of the time

Led Zeppelin

LIVE

Photographs by Terry O’Neill, David Stratford and others

A

stunning collection of photographs and memories from the photographers – including Terry O’Neill – who spent nights on the road and on the stage with one of the hardest working bands in rock history – Led Zeppelin.

In 1968 Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bonham and Robert Plant – all experienced and respected musicians in their own right – would form a band that would transform the way we listen to rock. But it wasn’t just

4

the music that would shake the world; it was their performances that left millions of fans with a lifetime of memories.

This book contains images from a selection of photographers and their memories of their time working with Led Zeppelin. As Terry O’Neill remembers: “They were pure rock – and I never saw a band perform quite like they did. They owned the stage and each member had their own special and specific contribution. And to see them live – to capture those moments onstage – well, it was like watching kings surveying their kingdom.

Their kingdom was the stage.”

I

n July 1962, a group of young men played a gig at The Marquee Club on Oxford Street, London. They called themselves ‘The Rollin’ Stones’ and little did they know they would soon be making music history.

This evocative new book captures the youth, the times and the spirit of The Stones’ formative early years. And documenting 1963-1965 were two young photographers just starting out in their careers. Terry O’Neill, aged just 25, had a few years’ experience photographing musicians and knew that this group had the same magic as another British phenomenon that just recently started to chart, The Beatles. As the band was starting to record and tour, Gered Mankowitz came along. His first shoot, the now famous Mason’s Yard session, was so fruitful, Gered was asked to tag along on tour to America. Gered was a mere 19 when he picked up his camera and joined the band on stage in 1965. Between these two legendary photographers, they chronicle the band’s beginnings and these indelible images are forever placed in music’s consciousness. The photography throughout this book is embellished with various memories and interviews, celebrating the early days and giving an insight into what it must have felt like to go from a small club in Soho with no record deal to touring the world a few years later with a number one record.

5

ISBN: 978-1-85149-863-5

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£25.00/$35.00

www.accartbooks.com

ISBN: 9781851498345 300 x 237mm 192 pp., 50 col., 50 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 n Rare

and unseen photos of Jimi Hendrix including 100 blackand-white and colour images including the greatest rock-androll image of all time: Hendrix burning his guitar on-stage at the Monterey International Pop Music Festival

n Exclusive

backstage shots

n Immortalises

Hendrix’s most iconic onstage performances, including Monterey, Whisky A-Go-Go and Newport where fans “may have seen the best performance of their lives”

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Burning Desire

The Jimi Hendrix Experience through the Lens of Ed Caraeff

ISBN: 9781851498635 265 x 237mm 224 pp., 300 col.

Hardback, £25.00

Ed Caraeff

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n 1967, a 17-year-old aspiring photographer named Ed Caraeff found himself front row at the Monterey Pop Festival, California.

Caraeff had never seen Hendrix before, nor was he familiar with his music. But Caraeff had his ever-present camera and as Hendrix lit his guitar, he snapped a photo. That picture - Hendrix burning his guitar at Monterey - has become one of the most iconic images of rock and roll. A photo that defined Hendrix as an artist, appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine not once, but twice, and launched Caraeff’s photographic career.

Timed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival, Burning Desire reveals never-before published images from the magnificent, Hendrix-dedicated archive that Caraeff has compiled.

From onstage to backstage, Jimi Hendrix was as electric in front of the camera as he was when he strummed his guitar. In Burning Desire, Caraeff showcases more than 100 images, including rare shots and contract sheets, and discusses his experiences with this incredible musician.

Why Vinyl Matters

A Manifesto from Musicians and Fans

n Vinyl

Jennifer Otter Bickerdike

n In

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is back and in a big way; this book anticipates a continuing rise in interest a bold declaration of love for pre-digital music technology, pop culture historian Jennifer Otter Bickerdike celebrates the vinyl revival

n Features

interviews with 25 stars - Fatboy Slim, Lars Ulrich from Metallica, Henry Rollins, Portia Sabine and Tim Burgess among them

n 2015, vinyl sales in the US increased by 30% - a raise for the tenth year in succession - and 1.29 million vinyl albums were sold in the UK in 2014, the first time the million mark has been surpassed since 1996.

Vinyl, once thought to be a dying market, is now facing a major revival.

Pop culture writer and historian Jennifer Otter Bickerdike interviews some of our most iconic artists, including hip-hop stars,

Indie legends, DJs, producers, album cover designers, photographers, label founders and record store owners. Each superstar and superfan talks about their own experiences of vinyl and what it means to them, and the importance of its re-emergence - seemingly against all odds - as a physical format in the era of the digital economy.

Why Vinyl Matters is part history, part future forecasting, part nostalgia and all celebration.

A collection of more than 25 interviews, all illustrated with photos, sidebars, quotes, album covers, outtakes and much more. This is the book for anyone who has ever gone to the store and bought music on vinyl.

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ISBN: 978-1-85149-863-5

ËxHSLIPBy498635zv&:.:&:+:!

£25.00/$35.00

www.accartbooks.com

ISBN: 9781851498345 300 x 237mm 192 pp., 50 col., 50 b.&w.

Hardback, £29.95 n Rare

and unseen photos of Jimi Hendrix including 100 blackand-white and colour images including the greatest rock-androll image of all time: Hendrix burning his guitar on-stage at the Monterey International Pop Music Festival

n Exclusive

backstage shots

n Immortalises

Hendrix’s most iconic onstage performances, including Monterey, Whisky A-Go-Go and Newport where fans “may have seen the best performance of their lives”

6

Burning Desire

The Jimi Hendrix Experience through the Lens of Ed Caraeff

ISBN: 9781851498635 265 x 237mm 224 pp., 300 col.

Hardback, £25.00

Ed Caraeff

I

n 1967, a 17-year-old aspiring photographer named Ed Caraeff found himself front row at the Monterey Pop Festival, California.

Caraeff had never seen Hendrix before, nor was he familiar with his music. But Caraeff had his ever-present camera and as Hendrix lit his guitar, he snapped a photo. That picture - Hendrix burning his guitar at Monterey - has become one of the most iconic images of rock and roll. A photo that defined Hendrix as an artist, appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine not once, but twice, and launched Caraeff’s photographic career.

Timed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival, Burning Desire reveals never-before published images from the magnificent, Hendrix-dedicated archive that Caraeff has compiled.

From onstage to backstage, Jimi Hendrix was as electric in front of the camera as he was when he strummed his guitar. In Burning Desire, Caraeff showcases more than 100 images, including rare shots and contract sheets, and discusses his experiences with this incredible musician.

Why Vinyl Matters

A Manifesto from Musicians and Fans

n Vinyl

Jennifer Otter Bickerdike

n In

I

is back and in a big way; this book anticipates a continuing rise in interest a bold declaration of love for pre-digital music technology, pop culture historian Jennifer Otter Bickerdike celebrates the vinyl revival

n Features

interviews with 25 stars - Fatboy Slim, Lars Ulrich from Metallica, Henry Rollins, Portia Sabine and Tim Burgess among them

n 2015, vinyl sales in the US increased by 30% - a raise for the tenth year in succession - and 1.29 million vinyl albums were sold in the UK in 2014, the first time the million mark has been surpassed since 1996.

Vinyl, once thought to be a dying market, is now facing a major revival.

Pop culture writer and historian Jennifer Otter Bickerdike interviews some of our most iconic artists, including hip-hop stars,

Indie legends, DJs, producers, album cover designers, photographers, label founders and record store owners. Each superstar and superfan talks about their own experiences of vinyl and what it means to them, and the importance of its re-emergence - seemingly against all odds - as a physical format in the era of the digital economy.

Why Vinyl Matters is part history, part future forecasting, part nostalgia and all celebration.

A collection of more than 25 interviews, all illustrated with photos, sidebars, quotes, album covers, outtakes and much more. This is the book for anyone who has ever gone to the store and bought music on vinyl.

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ISBN: 9781851497652 230 x 190mm 212 pp., 80 col., 90 b.&w.

Hardback, £25.00 Editions sold: French, Italian n Illustrates

Brian Duffy’s five different photographic shoots with David Bowie, documenting Bowie’s career and pioneering reinvention, as well as Duffy’s special relationship with the artist over almost a decade

n Includes

some of the most famous Bowie images together with out takes and rare shots

n “Talking

about a creative session is like talking about a boxing match. It happened because there was a little bit of magic in the room that night. I’ll say it myself, it’s a fucking great cover.”

Duffy Bowie

Brian Duffy

Five Sessions

Kevin Cann, Chris Duffy

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ISBN: 9781851498666 300 x 237mm 208 pp., 1 col., 100 b.&w.

Hardback, £30.00 n Rare

and unseen images from Terry O’Neill’s unprecedented access to David Bowie’s last performance as Ziggy Stardust, including candid backstage shots

n New

and original interviews from a host of people who witnessed the last performance, including Geoff MacCormack - one of Bowie’s long-time friends and “”Spider””; Suzy Ronson - Mick’s wife and stylist; Ken Scott - sound engineer and producer; Ava Cherry - backing vocals, and many more

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uffy’s most famous photograph dates from the 1970s and is the iconic and revolutionary cover of David Bowie’s album Aladdin Sane, a shot that became the defining look of Bowie’s long career, and has been referred to as the Mona Lisa of pop.

The photographer and the rock star collaborated on four other projects: Ziggy Stardust, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) and Lodger. They worked together during the pivotal years of Bowie’s career; when the king of glam was assuming and discarding extraordinary personas, Duffy was capturing them all.

When Ziggy Played the Marquee

David Bowie’s Last Performance as Ziggy Stardust Terry O’Neill

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hen Ziggy played The Marquee Club in Soho, London, in October 1973, most of those invited to the small venue did not realise that this would be the last performance David Bowie would ever give as Ziggy Stardust. Terry O’Neill, celebrated photographer, was given unprecedented access to document the event.

O’Neill captured Bowie and his crew backstage as they went through costume changes, and Bowie transformed into the character he’d

soon put to rest. On stage, dodging television cameras and lights, O’Neill snapped the incredible stage presence for which Bowie and his crew had become renowned. O’Neill remembers of Bowie: “He became a character on stage. As much as a person takes a role in a play for the West End or on Broadway, learning the lines, putting on the costumes - this was, I think, the way Bowie treated his stage. This night at the Marquee, I witnessed a modern-day Hamlet - and it was Ziggy Stardust”.

Written by David Bowie’s biographer, Kevin Cann, Duffy/Bowie - Five Sessions features anecdotes and stories from those attending the shoots - including Tony Defries (Bowie’s manager at the time of Ziggy Stardust); Celia Philo (designer) & Philip Castle (airbrush artist) from the famous Aladdin Sane shoot; Francis Newman (Duffy’s studio manager); May Routh (costume designer) from The Man Who Fell to Earth; Geoff MacCormack (musician and Bowie’s childhood friend); Derek Boshier (art director of Lodger); Natasha Kornilof costume designer for Scary Monsters; Edward Bell (artist); Steve Strange (musician) and Duffy’s son, Chris, who also worked on the Scary Monsters session.

Included are many unseen images and behind the scenes photographs.

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ISBN: 9781851497652 230 x 190mm 212 pp., 80 col., 90 b.&w.

Hardback, £25.00 Editions sold: French, Italian n Illustrates

Brian Duffy’s five different photographic shoots with David Bowie, documenting Bowie’s career and pioneering reinvention, as well as Duffy’s special relationship with the artist over almost a decade

n Includes

some of the most famous Bowie images together with out takes and rare shots

n “Talking

about a creative session is like talking about a boxing match. It happened because there was a little bit of magic in the room that night. I’ll say it myself, it’s a fucking great cover.”

Duffy Bowie

Brian Duffy

Five Sessions

Kevin Cann, Chris Duffy

D

ISBN: 9781851498666 300 x 237mm 208 pp., 1 col., 100 b.&w.

Hardback, £30.00 n Rare

and unseen images from Terry O’Neill’s unprecedented access to David Bowie’s last performance as Ziggy Stardust, including candid backstage shots

n New

and original interviews from a host of people who witnessed the last performance, including Geoff MacCormack - one of Bowie’s long-time friends and “”Spider””; Suzy Ronson - Mick’s wife and stylist; Ken Scott - sound engineer and producer; Ava Cherry - backing vocals, and many more

8

uffy’s most famous photograph dates from the 1970s and is the iconic and revolutionary cover of David Bowie’s album Aladdin Sane, a shot that became the defining look of Bowie’s long career, and has been referred to as the Mona Lisa of pop.

The photographer and the rock star collaborated on four other projects: Ziggy Stardust, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) and Lodger. They worked together during the pivotal years of Bowie’s career; when the king of glam was assuming and discarding extraordinary personas, Duffy was capturing them all.

When Ziggy Played the Marquee

David Bowie’s Last Performance as Ziggy Stardust Terry O’Neill

W

hen Ziggy played The Marquee Club in Soho, London, in October 1973, most of those invited to the small venue did not realise that this would be the last performance David Bowie would ever give as Ziggy Stardust. Terry O’Neill, celebrated photographer, was given unprecedented access to document the event.

O’Neill captured Bowie and his crew backstage as they went through costume changes, and Bowie transformed into the character he’d

soon put to rest. On stage, dodging television cameras and lights, O’Neill snapped the incredible stage presence for which Bowie and his crew had become renowned. O’Neill remembers of Bowie: “He became a character on stage. As much as a person takes a role in a play for the West End or on Broadway, learning the lines, putting on the costumes - this was, I think, the way Bowie treated his stage. This night at the Marquee, I witnessed a modern-day Hamlet - and it was Ziggy Stardust”.

Written by David Bowie’s biographer, Kevin Cann, Duffy/Bowie - Five Sessions features anecdotes and stories from those attending the shoots - including Tony Defries (Bowie’s manager at the time of Ziggy Stardust); Celia Philo (designer) & Philip Castle (airbrush artist) from the famous Aladdin Sane shoot; Francis Newman (Duffy’s studio manager); May Routh (costume designer) from The Man Who Fell to Earth; Geoff MacCormack (musician and Bowie’s childhood friend); Derek Boshier (art director of Lodger); Natasha Kornilof costume designer for Scary Monsters; Edward Bell (artist); Steve Strange (musician) and Duffy’s son, Chris, who also worked on the Scary Monsters session.

Included are many unseen images and behind the scenes photographs.

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Tom Waits Photographs by Ed Caraeff Introduction by Barney Hoskyns

H ISBN: 9781851498642 230 x 190mm 80 pp., 10 col., 80 b.&w.

Hardback, £17.99 n Collects

original and rare photographs from Bowie’s debut album shoot, which were released for the first time as fine art prints in 2016 pictures show Bowie pre-fame, pre Ziggy Stardust, as a young man unaware of what the future holds

Bowie Unseen Portraits of an Artist as a Young Man Gerald Fearnley

I

n 1967, a 20-year-old David Jones decided to change his name to avoid confusion with the lead singer of the Monkees. He decided on ‘Bowie’. After a few stop and starts, Jones became Bowie and met Derek ‘Dek’ Fearnley.

n These

n A

glimpse at the origins of a late great pop-music icon

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David Bowie enlisted Fearnley to help record an album. Reportedly learning by studying the Observer Book of Music, the two young musicians practiced, wrote and hung-out at the home of Fearnley’s brother, Gerald.

Gerald Fearnley was a working photographer in 1967. “I was a still life photographer, I don’t remember how it happened, but I was enlisted to take photographs of David for the cover. I was probably the only person he knew with a studio and a camera.”

Now - fifty years since the original photo session and release of David Bowie’s debut album - the unseen photos of Gerald Fearnley are presented here for the first time. These whimsical, youthful images capture the artist as a young man only a few years before he’d transform himself into Ziggy Stardust and launch a career that would become one of the most successful and influential in the history of modern music.

e was a young man with a distinctive voice. He had a throat that knew its way around whisky and cigarettes. And could write poetry and prose that rivalled any poet.

When Tom Waits took to the recording studio to sing his lyrics and play his songs, a new icon in American music was born.

230 x 190mm 80 pp., 10 col., 80 b.&w.

Hardback, £17.99 n Rare,

previously unpublished photographs of Tom Waits on the verge of stardom

n Includes

all the images used on Wait’s ground-breaking album, Closing Time

n Introduction

by celebrated music journalist Barney Hoskyns

Few artists match their image with what they create. But to listen to Tom Waits, especially in his ground-breaking debut Closing Time, the images that were presented to the press and used on the album cover would do just that. The photos matched the artist.

Ed Caraeff, a noted photographer who also captured Jimi Hendrix on stage at Monterey, was enlisted by the record label to work with this new artist in 1972 for publicity shots as well as the cover image for his debut. Caraeff would work with Waits and produce a series of iconic images — many never published before.

In Tom Waits, all of Ed Caraeff’s images are reproduced, along with notes and commentary from Caraeff and an introduction by Barney Hoskyns. Hoskyns is a celebrated journalist, music critic and the editorial director of Rock’s Backpages.

He is the author of several books, including Lowside of the Road: A Life of Tom Waits (Faber and Faber, 2008), which won critical praise.

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Tom Waits Photographs by Ed Caraeff Introduction by Barney Hoskyns

H ISBN: 9781851498642 230 x 190mm 80 pp., 10 col., 80 b.&w.

Hardback, £17.99 n Collects

original and rare photographs from Bowie’s debut album shoot, which were released for the first time as fine art prints in 2016 pictures show Bowie pre-fame, pre Ziggy Stardust, as a young man unaware of what the future holds

Bowie Unseen Portraits of an Artist as a Young Man Gerald Fearnley

I

n 1967, a 20-year-old David Jones decided to change his name to avoid confusion with the lead singer of the Monkees. He decided on ‘Bowie’. After a few stop and starts, Jones became Bowie and met Derek ‘Dek’ Fearnley.

n These

n A

glimpse at the origins of a late great pop-music icon

10

David Bowie enlisted Fearnley to help record an album. Reportedly learning by studying the Observer Book of Music, the two young musicians practiced, wrote and hung-out at the home of Fearnley’s brother, Gerald.

Gerald Fearnley was a working photographer in 1967. “I was a still life photographer, I don’t remember how it happened, but I was enlisted to take photographs of David for the cover. I was probably the only person he knew with a studio and a camera.”

Now - fifty years since the original photo session and release of David Bowie’s debut album - the unseen photos of Gerald Fearnley are presented here for the first time. These whimsical, youthful images capture the artist as a young man only a few years before he’d transform himself into Ziggy Stardust and launch a career that would become one of the most successful and influential in the history of modern music.

e was a young man with a distinctive voice. He had a throat that knew its way around whisky and cigarettes. And could write poetry and prose that rivalled any poet.

When Tom Waits took to the recording studio to sing his lyrics and play his songs, a new icon in American music was born.

230 x 190mm 80 pp., 10 col., 80 b.&w.

Hardback, £17.99 n Rare,

previously unpublished photographs of Tom Waits on the verge of stardom

n Includes

all the images used on Wait’s ground-breaking album, Closing Time

n Introduction

by celebrated music journalist Barney Hoskyns

Few artists match their image with what they create. But to listen to Tom Waits, especially in his ground-breaking debut Closing Time, the images that were presented to the press and used on the album cover would do just that. The photos matched the artist.

Ed Caraeff, a noted photographer who also captured Jimi Hendrix on stage at Monterey, was enlisted by the record label to work with this new artist in 1972 for publicity shots as well as the cover image for his debut. Caraeff would work with Waits and produce a series of iconic images — many never published before.

In Tom Waits, all of Ed Caraeff’s images are reproduced, along with notes and commentary from Caraeff and an introduction by Barney Hoskyns. Hoskyns is a celebrated journalist, music critic and the editorial director of Rock’s Backpages.

He is the author of several books, including Lowside of the Road: A Life of Tom Waits (Faber and Faber, 2008), which won critical praise.

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ISBN: 9781851498277 300 x 237mm 352 pp., 15 col., 300 b.&w.

Hardback, £45.00 Editions sold: French

ISBN: 9781851497720 325 x 275mm 300 pp., 100 col., 150 b.&w.

Hardback, £45.00 n “Terry

was everywhere in the ‘60s - he knew everything and everyone that was happening”

n A

monumental publication, Jazz is the definitive look at nearly thirty years of jazz from a man and his camera, who enjoyed unique access as the history of jazz unfolded

Keith Richards

n “This

sumptuous collection of portraits, taken over six decades, represents the best of his memorable career and should grace every coffee table in the land.”

Daily Mail

n “This

is the best, most comprehensive jazz book I’ve ever seen - and I’ve bought them all.”

Terry O’Neill

n “In

these photographs... the music plays on, never dated, always right on time.”

John Leland, New York Times

Jazz

The Iconic Images of Ted Williams Ted Williams

F

rom the smoky backstage dressing rooms of New York and Chicago’s pioneering jazz clubs to the acclaimed Jazz festivals that flourished to enthral legions of fans, Ted Williams’ camera captured the intimacy and the wizardry of Jazz’s greats as they perfected their art over more than three decades from the 1940s-1970s. From his unique access and perspective, Williams diligently accumulated a unique and largely unseen archive that documented some of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, the jazz and blues musicians who themselves not only inspired the greats such as Frank Sinatra but fired the aspirations and tastes of a new generation; The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton among them. Williams caught them in the act of exploring and defining their careers and music - while ensuring impassioned audiences and atmospheric venues remained inseparable from the iconic history he was chronicling. From Miles Davis to Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie to Stan Getz and Sarah Vaughan, Williams’ camera witnessed genius at work, rest and play, with an honesty and clarity that few photographers could replicate.

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Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album Terry O’Neill

T

erry O’Neill is one of the world’s most celebrated and collected photographers.

No one has captured the frontline of fame so broadly - and for so long. Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album contains some of the most famous and powerful music photographs of all time. At the same time the book includes many intimate personal photos taken ‘behind the scenes’ and at private functions.

Terry O’Neill photographed the giants of the music world - both on and off stage. For more than fifty years he captured those on the frontline of fame in public and in private.

David Bowie, Elton John, Led Zepplin, Amy Winehouse, Dean Martin, The Who, Janis Joplin, AC/DC, Eric Clapton, Sammy Davis Jnr., The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Chuck Berry and The Beatles - to name only a few. O’ Neill spent more than 30 years photographing Frank Sinatra as his personal photographer with unprecedented access to the star. He took some of the earliest known photographs of The Beatles and then forged a lifetime relationship with members of the band that allowed him to photograph their weddings and other private moments. It is this contrast between public and private that makes Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album such a powerful document.

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ISBN: 9781851498277 300 x 237mm 352 pp., 15 col., 300 b.&w.

Hardback, £45.00 Editions sold: French

ISBN: 9781851497720 325 x 275mm 300 pp., 100 col., 150 b.&w.

Hardback, £45.00 n “Terry

was everywhere in the ‘60s - he knew everything and everyone that was happening”

n A

monumental publication, Jazz is the definitive look at nearly thirty years of jazz from a man and his camera, who enjoyed unique access as the history of jazz unfolded

Keith Richards

n “This

sumptuous collection of portraits, taken over six decades, represents the best of his memorable career and should grace every coffee table in the land.”

Daily Mail

n “This

is the best, most comprehensive jazz book I’ve ever seen - and I’ve bought them all.”

Terry O’Neill

n “In

these photographs... the music plays on, never dated, always right on time.”

John Leland, New York Times

Jazz

The Iconic Images of Ted Williams Ted Williams

F

rom the smoky backstage dressing rooms of New York and Chicago’s pioneering jazz clubs to the acclaimed Jazz festivals that flourished to enthral legions of fans, Ted Williams’ camera captured the intimacy and the wizardry of Jazz’s greats as they perfected their art over more than three decades from the 1940s-1970s. From his unique access and perspective, Williams diligently accumulated a unique and largely unseen archive that documented some of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, the jazz and blues musicians who themselves not only inspired the greats such as Frank Sinatra but fired the aspirations and tastes of a new generation; The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton among them. Williams caught them in the act of exploring and defining their careers and music - while ensuring impassioned audiences and atmospheric venues remained inseparable from the iconic history he was chronicling. From Miles Davis to Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie to Stan Getz and Sarah Vaughan, Williams’ camera witnessed genius at work, rest and play, with an honesty and clarity that few photographers could replicate.

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Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album Terry O’Neill

T

erry O’Neill is one of the world’s most celebrated and collected photographers.

No one has captured the frontline of fame so broadly - and for so long. Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album contains some of the most famous and powerful music photographs of all time. At the same time the book includes many intimate personal photos taken ‘behind the scenes’ and at private functions.

Terry O’Neill photographed the giants of the music world - both on and off stage. For more than fifty years he captured those on the frontline of fame in public and in private.

David Bowie, Elton John, Led Zepplin, Amy Winehouse, Dean Martin, The Who, Janis Joplin, AC/DC, Eric Clapton, Sammy Davis Jnr., The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Chuck Berry and The Beatles - to name only a few. O’ Neill spent more than 30 years photographing Frank Sinatra as his personal photographer with unprecedented access to the star. He took some of the earliest known photographs of The Beatles and then forged a lifetime relationship with members of the band that allowed him to photograph their weddings and other private moments. It is this contrast between public and private that makes Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album such a powerful document.

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300 x 237mm 192 pp., 150 illus.

Hardback, £40.00 n Includes

100 previously unpublished images of the great and good of Hollywood

n Images

accompanied by Eva’s fascinating recollections of the shoots and their subjects.

THROUGH HER LENS The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny

Through Her Lens The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny

Terry O’Neill

E

va Sereny’s archive represents one of the largest and least seen archives of filmset photography and magazine editorial work from the 1970s and 80s. From Paul Newman to Marlon Brando, Jane Fonda to Mia Farrow, Sereny’s images capture wonderful moments from such seminal films as The Great Gatsby, Last Tango in Paris and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Her magazine work featured in the likes of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Time, and portrayed a wide variety of subjects, including Simone du Beauvoir, Bianca Jagger, Lauren Hutton and Luciano Pavarotti.

Every Picture Tells a Story Terry O’Neill

F

ISBN: 9781851498338 288 x 227mm 192 pp., 78 col., 447 b.&w.

Hardback, £30.00 n Featuring

many previously unseen pictures

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or the first time in book form, Terry O’Neill - one of the greatest photographers of the last 60 years reveals the stories behind his most iconic images. From the morning he spent with Faye Dunaway at the pool in Beverly Hills, to walking around Vegas with Sean Connery dressed as James Bond, a chance encounter with Bruce Springsteen on the Sunset Strip, to taking Jean Shrimpton to a doll hospital - these are the stories behind the images as only Terry O’Neill can reveal Music lead O’Neill to Hollywood and working with stars resulted not only in to memorable moments but long-lasting friendships. He travelled with Frank Sinatra. Took Raquel Welch to the beach. Went in the ring with Ali. Put The Who in a cage. O’Neill captured many of the most unforgettable faces from the frontline of fame, and his photographs exude his own brand of serene simplicity, intimate behind-the-scene moments and the

rare quality of trust between photographer and subject.

The list of people Terry O’Neill has worked with over the past 60 years is a Who’s Who in celebrity; from film to music, sports to politics. Terry O’Neill: Every Picture Tells a Story is like going through a walking tour of memory by a man who has seen, met and photographed them all.

Through Her Lens: The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny contains nearly 200 images and the stories behind those images. From an unexpected call late at night from Romy Schneider, to a stay at Paul Newman’s home in Connecticut, to working on set with Bernardo Bertolucci, Steven Spielberg and Sydney Pollack, and poolside with Raquel Welch, Sereny reveals her memoires of her favourite moments in photography.

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300 x 237mm 192 pp., 150 illus.

Hardback, £40.00 n Includes

100 previously unpublished images of the great and good of Hollywood

n Images

accompanied by Eva’s fascinating recollections of the shoots and their subjects.

THROUGH HER LENS The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny

Through Her Lens The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny

Terry O’Neill

E

va Sereny’s archive represents one of the largest and least seen archives of filmset photography and magazine editorial work from the 1970s and 80s. From Paul Newman to Marlon Brando, Jane Fonda to Mia Farrow, Sereny’s images capture wonderful moments from such seminal films as The Great Gatsby, Last Tango in Paris and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Her magazine work featured in the likes of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Time, and portrayed a wide variety of subjects, including Simone du Beauvoir, Bianca Jagger, Lauren Hutton and Luciano Pavarotti.

Every Picture Tells a Story Terry O’Neill

F

ISBN: 9781851498338 288 x 227mm 192 pp., 78 col., 447 b.&w.

Hardback, £30.00 n Featuring

many previously unseen pictures

14

or the first time in book form, Terry O’Neill - one of the greatest photographers of the last 60 years reveals the stories behind his most iconic images. From the morning he spent with Faye Dunaway at the pool in Beverly Hills, to walking around Vegas with Sean Connery dressed as James Bond, a chance encounter with Bruce Springsteen on the Sunset Strip, to taking Jean Shrimpton to a doll hospital - these are the stories behind the images as only Terry O’Neill can reveal Music lead O’Neill to Hollywood and working with stars resulted not only in to memorable moments but long-lasting friendships. He travelled with Frank Sinatra. Took Raquel Welch to the beach. Went in the ring with Ali. Put The Who in a cage. O’Neill captured many of the most unforgettable faces from the frontline of fame, and his photographs exude his own brand of serene simplicity, intimate behind-the-scene moments and the

rare quality of trust between photographer and subject.

The list of people Terry O’Neill has worked with over the past 60 years is a Who’s Who in celebrity; from film to music, sports to politics. Terry O’Neill: Every Picture Tells a Story is like going through a walking tour of memory by a man who has seen, met and photographed them all.

Through Her Lens: The stories behind the photography of Eva Sereny contains nearly 200 images and the stories behind those images. From an unexpected call late at night from Romy Schneider, to a stay at Paul Newman’s home in Connecticut, to working on set with Bernardo Bertolucci, Steven Spielberg and Sydney Pollack, and poolside with Raquel Welch, Sereny reveals her memoires of her favourite moments in photography.

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ISBN: 9781851498192 290 x 237mm 224 pp., 14 col., 202 b.&w.

Hardback, £35.00 Editions sold: Italian

Hollywood Icons Photographs from the John Kobal Foundation

Robert Dance, with forewords by Terence Pepper and Simon Crocker

H

ollywood Icons features approximately 200 photographs focusing on the great faces that drew moviegoers around the world into movie theatres by the tens of millions. Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson and other luminaries of early silent film are depicted in splendid photographs revealing the potency of their allure that is obvious even today. Later silent stars such as Garbo and Crawford, who rose to even greater cinematic heights when the movies began to speak, are featured in series of images showing how those two star faces were magically transformed into thrilling exemplars of 1930s glamour.

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n

“If you are as fascinated with the stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood as I am, then this book is for you. The Kobal Foundation has again created a definitive collection of acrossthe-board idols. They are all stylish, alluring and insanely glamorous. It’s an archival, dare I say historical, achievement.”

Joan Collins

Gemologue

Street Jewellery Styles and Styling Tips Liza Urla

D

id you know that jewellery predates clothes? The oldest known piece is a set of 100, 000-year-old beads, made from Nassarius shells.

ISBN: 9781851498819 240 x 200mm 352 pp., 350 col.

Paperback & Dustjacket, £20.00 n A

colourful collection of photographs from Liza Urla’s GEMOLOGUE, a top five jewellery blog and winner of the April 2015 Best Blog in the Fashion category at the UK Best Blog Awards

Liza Urla advises us not to look at the eyes when meeting a new person, but instead to look at their jewellery. She describes it as the ultimate means of self-expression, essential to our identification as humans. “Jewellery is our armour,” she says, “and precious stones our amulets”. In this book, she journeys from continent to continent, chronicling the pieces that capture her imagination and her heart.

Although many of the pictures are from the street, defining the wearer’s style on the day they were taken, Urla has been lucky enough to access people’s personal jewellery boxes.

As she says, the best pieces are always in private collections. Urla’s favourite finds are presented alongside her own jewellery styling, in collaboration with various designers from the jungles of Brazil, the beaches of Mexico, or the streets of London, NYC, Paris or Moscow.

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ISBN: 9781851498192 290 x 237mm 224 pp., 14 col., 202 b.&w.

Hardback, £35.00 Editions sold: Italian

Hollywood Icons Photographs from the John Kobal Foundation

Robert Dance, with forewords by Terence Pepper and Simon Crocker

H

ollywood Icons features approximately 200 photographs focusing on the great faces that drew moviegoers around the world into movie theatres by the tens of millions. Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson and other luminaries of early silent film are depicted in splendid photographs revealing the potency of their allure that is obvious even today. Later silent stars such as Garbo and Crawford, who rose to even greater cinematic heights when the movies began to speak, are featured in series of images showing how those two star faces were magically transformed into thrilling exemplars of 1930s glamour.

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n

“If you are as fascinated with the stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood as I am, then this book is for you. The Kobal Foundation has again created a definitive collection of acrossthe-board idols. They are all stylish, alluring and insanely glamorous. It’s an archival, dare I say historical, achievement.”

Joan Collins

Gemologue

Street Jewellery Styles and Styling Tips Liza Urla

D

id you know that jewellery predates clothes? The oldest known piece is a set of 100, 000-year-old beads, made from Nassarius shells.

ISBN: 9781851498819 240 x 200mm 352 pp., 350 col.

Paperback & Dustjacket, £20.00 n A

colourful collection of photographs from Liza Urla’s GEMOLOGUE, a top five jewellery blog and winner of the April 2015 Best Blog in the Fashion category at the UK Best Blog Awards

Liza Urla advises us not to look at the eyes when meeting a new person, but instead to look at their jewellery. She describes it as the ultimate means of self-expression, essential to our identification as humans. “Jewellery is our armour,” she says, “and precious stones our amulets”. In this book, she journeys from continent to continent, chronicling the pieces that capture her imagination and her heart.

Although many of the pictures are from the street, defining the wearer’s style on the day they were taken, Urla has been lucky enough to access people’s personal jewellery boxes.

As she says, the best pieces are always in private collections. Urla’s favourite finds are presented alongside her own jewellery styling, in collaboration with various designers from the jungles of Brazil, the beaches of Mexico, or the streets of London, NYC, Paris or Moscow.

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Jewellery

THE 20TH CENTURY David Bennett and Daniela Mascetti

ISBN: 9781851498703 310 x 270mm 336 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £45.00

325 x 275mm 324 pp., 500 col.

Hardback & slipcase, £55.00 n Extensively

researched, engaging, definitive account of jewellery in the 2oth century

n A

marvellous array of images, from archived photographs and sketches that have not been seen since the ‘60s, and the work of 20th-century photographers such as Ugo Mulas and Antonia Mulas, to modern shoots by Alexander English

n Written

by Sotheby’s top jewellery experts

n Makes

the wide-ranging content accessible for a broad yet discerning audience

n Includes

an introduction by Vivienne Becker, an awardwinning jewellery writer, and a contribution from Julia Peyton Jones, previous director of the Serpentine Gallery, London

Jewellery: The 20th Century David Bennett and Daniela Mascetti

D

avid Bennett, Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby’s International Jewellery Division, and Daniela Mascetti, International Senior Specialist of Jewellery at Sotheby’s, cast their expert eyes over the key jewellery styles and designers of the twentieth century. With sumptuous images, historical context and straightforward but thorough explanations, this book will become the standard work on the subject.

The book explores the key stylistic periods of the century: 1900-1920: Garland Style – the Glamorous Jewels of an Opulent Era; 19201940: Art Deco Jewels: Geometrical Shapes and Exotic Influences; 1940-1960: From Wartime Boldness to Postwar Opulence; 1960-1980: Bulgari – Italian influences on French Jewellery; and1980-2000: Garnets, Spinels, Peridots, Fancy Diamonds; Colour Redefines Jewellery.

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Art as Jewellery

Artists’ Jewellery from Calder to Kapoor Louisa Guinness

T

he women in Man Ray’s life, as well as his reverence for the female form more broadly, were reflected in his jewellery. He kept the wearer in mind with each piece; never impractical or obtrusive, his jewels played with illusion, language and form as he employed the medium to further explore the artistic preoccupations of his career.

Art as Jewellery is a visually stunning introduction to jewellery made by the titans of twentieth and twenty-first century art. From Salvador Dalí, Man Ray, Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso, through to Anish Kapoor, Damien Hirst and Grayson Perry, the great figures of modern art have all turned both thought and talent to jewellery. Often, they have eschewed the traditional jeweller’s preoccupation with material value and provenance, more concerned with the conceptual or aesthetic significance of their work.

As is fitting for a book that covers a range of artists, every image is as striking as it is unique. By using contemporary pictures, Art as Jewellery develops a chronological timeline of jewellery presentation. Its pages are home to a stunning variety of design sketches and photographs. Some were shot by renowned 20th century photographers, such as Ugo Mulas and Antonia Mulas, while others have been buried in archives for decades, unseen since the ‘60s. In contrast, modern works have been given model treatment by top photographer Alexander English, making this book a glamorous blend of new and classic jewellery art.

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Jewellery

THE 20TH CENTURY David Bennett and Daniela Mascetti

ISBN: 9781851498703 310 x 270mm 336 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £45.00

325 x 275mm 324 pp., 500 col.

Hardback & slipcase, £55.00 n Extensively

researched, engaging, definitive account of jewellery in the 2oth century

n A

marvellous array of images, from archived photographs and sketches that have not been seen since the ‘60s, and the work of 20th-century photographers such as Ugo Mulas and Antonia Mulas, to modern shoots by Alexander English

n Written

by Sotheby’s top jewellery experts

n Makes

the wide-ranging content accessible for a broad yet discerning audience

n Includes

an introduction by Vivienne Becker, an awardwinning jewellery writer, and a contribution from Julia Peyton Jones, previous director of the Serpentine Gallery, London

Jewellery: The 20th Century David Bennett and Daniela Mascetti

D

avid Bennett, Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby’s International Jewellery Division, and Daniela Mascetti, International Senior Specialist of Jewellery at Sotheby’s, cast their expert eyes over the key jewellery styles and designers of the twentieth century. With sumptuous images, historical context and straightforward but thorough explanations, this book will become the standard work on the subject.

The book explores the key stylistic periods of the century: 1900-1920: Garland Style – the Glamorous Jewels of an Opulent Era; 19201940: Art Deco Jewels: Geometrical Shapes and Exotic Influences; 1940-1960: From Wartime Boldness to Postwar Opulence; 1960-1980: Bulgari – Italian influences on French Jewellery; and1980-2000: Garnets, Spinels, Peridots, Fancy Diamonds; Colour Redefines Jewellery.

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Art as Jewellery

Artists’ Jewellery from Calder to Kapoor Louisa Guinness

T

he women in Man Ray’s life, as well as his reverence for the female form more broadly, were reflected in his jewellery. He kept the wearer in mind with each piece; never impractical or obtrusive, his jewels played with illusion, language and form as he employed the medium to further explore the artistic preoccupations of his career.

Art as Jewellery is a visually stunning introduction to jewellery made by the titans of twentieth and twenty-first century art. From Salvador Dalí, Man Ray, Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso, through to Anish Kapoor, Damien Hirst and Grayson Perry, the great figures of modern art have all turned both thought and talent to jewellery. Often, they have eschewed the traditional jeweller’s preoccupation with material value and provenance, more concerned with the conceptual or aesthetic significance of their work.

As is fitting for a book that covers a range of artists, every image is as striking as it is unique. By using contemporary pictures, Art as Jewellery develops a chronological timeline of jewellery presentation. Its pages are home to a stunning variety of design sketches and photographs. Some were shot by renowned 20th century photographers, such as Ugo Mulas and Antonia Mulas, while others have been buried in archives for decades, unseen since the ‘60s. In contrast, modern works have been given model treatment by top photographer Alexander English, making this book a glamorous blend of new and classic jewellery art.

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ISBN: 9781851498536 300 x 240mm 640 pp., 480 col., 5 b.&w.

2 vols, hardback, slipcase, £125.00 n Balances

gorgeous photographs against technical insight into the jewellery making process

n Explores

enamelling, a niche topic within the broad subject of Indian jewellery

Traditional Indian Jewellery The Golden Smile of India Bernadette van Gelder

T

raditional Indian Jewellery - The Golden Smile of India is a vast and detailed publication covering the rich heritage of Indian jewellery and its significance in past and present Indian society.

Gemstones Understanding, Identifying, Buying

Jewellery plays an important part in the everyday lives, important moments, festivals and religious aspects of Indian culture. It is not only girls and women who wear jewellery, but also boys, men, temple statues and even animals. The book excels in its detailed descriptions, which accompany the sumptuous array of images.

We discover why enamel is used in the north of India, the origin and significance of gold, the significance of setting gems in a certain order, and jewellery’s spiritual importance. The book covers in detail the meaning of the use of flowers and birds in Hindu influenced jewellery, looking through the eyes of 17th century European travellers who visited the rich Mogul courts.

Keith Wallis

W

hether buying gem-set jewellery or loose stones, you will be faced with a colourful array of beauty and value. With such a wide choice - from amethyst to zircon which should you choose? What is it worth, and how do you even know it is real? All that glitters is not gold, as they say, and all that sparkles is not diamond.

ISBN: 9781851496303 221 x 222mm 164 pp., 1000 col.

Hardback, £17.95 n A

new, updated edition of a bestseller; including many new images, the text has been updated and there is a new section on jewellery

n A

clear, uncomplicated approach to the subject, illustrated in colour throughout, making the identification of gems simple

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Gemstones helps to answer these questions in simple and easy to understand terms.

As well as diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires, over 100 gems are featured, with full descriptions, technical details, and tips on how to check for fakes; illustrated throughout with fabulous colour photographs to make identification easier.

Technical terms such as refraction and fluorescence are explained and some basic identification tests are introduced. A helpful tour around the world details where gems

are best available. Informative appendices include a glossary of terms, tables of specific gravity and refractive index, and the comparative value of different stones. The clear, uncomplicated presentation makes this book a must for anyone interested in gemstones, whether as an investment or simply as a hobby.

This publication is the result of 35 years of research travelling, studying, and talking to many people across the entire subcontinent of India, as well as having had unprecedented access to goldsmiths and enamellers; being shown techniques known only to one family, which have been transferred from generation to generation; and being granted access to beautiful and never before seen Royal collections.

Keith Wallis, a qualified gemmologist, is a firm believer in demystifying the complexities of the world of gemstones.

Bernadette van Gelder founded the firm ‘Van Gelder Indian Jewellery’ in 1980. She is a frequent face at high quality art fairs.

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ISBN: 9781851498536 300 x 240mm 640 pp., 480 col., 5 b.&w.

2 vols, hardback, slipcase, £125.00 n Balances

gorgeous photographs against technical insight into the jewellery making process

n Explores

enamelling, a niche topic within the broad subject of Indian jewellery

Traditional Indian Jewellery The Golden Smile of India Bernadette van Gelder

T

raditional Indian Jewellery - The Golden Smile of India is a vast and detailed publication covering the rich heritage of Indian jewellery and its significance in past and present Indian society.

Gemstones Understanding, Identifying, Buying

Jewellery plays an important part in the everyday lives, important moments, festivals and religious aspects of Indian culture. It is not only girls and women who wear jewellery, but also boys, men, temple statues and even animals. The book excels in its detailed descriptions, which accompany the sumptuous array of images.

We discover why enamel is used in the north of India, the origin and significance of gold, the significance of setting gems in a certain order, and jewellery’s spiritual importance. The book covers in detail the meaning of the use of flowers and birds in Hindu influenced jewellery, looking through the eyes of 17th century European travellers who visited the rich Mogul courts.

Keith Wallis

W

hether buying gem-set jewellery or loose stones, you will be faced with a colourful array of beauty and value. With such a wide choice - from amethyst to zircon which should you choose? What is it worth, and how do you even know it is real? All that glitters is not gold, as they say, and all that sparkles is not diamond.

ISBN: 9781851496303 221 x 222mm 164 pp., 1000 col.

Hardback, £17.95 n A

new, updated edition of a bestseller; including many new images, the text has been updated and there is a new section on jewellery

n A

clear, uncomplicated approach to the subject, illustrated in colour throughout, making the identification of gems simple

20

Gemstones helps to answer these questions in simple and easy to understand terms.

As well as diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires, over 100 gems are featured, with full descriptions, technical details, and tips on how to check for fakes; illustrated throughout with fabulous colour photographs to make identification easier.

Technical terms such as refraction and fluorescence are explained and some basic identification tests are introduced. A helpful tour around the world details where gems

are best available. Informative appendices include a glossary of terms, tables of specific gravity and refractive index, and the comparative value of different stones. The clear, uncomplicated presentation makes this book a must for anyone interested in gemstones, whether as an investment or simply as a hobby.

This publication is the result of 35 years of research travelling, studying, and talking to many people across the entire subcontinent of India, as well as having had unprecedented access to goldsmiths and enamellers; being shown techniques known only to one family, which have been transferred from generation to generation; and being granted access to beautiful and never before seen Royal collections.

Keith Wallis, a qualified gemmologist, is a firm believer in demystifying the complexities of the world of gemstones.

Bernadette van Gelder founded the firm ‘Van Gelder Indian Jewellery’ in 1980. She is a frequent face at high quality art fairs.

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Women Jewellery Designers

Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld

T

his sumptuous book showcases the work of women jewellers in the twentieth century. Beginning with Arts & Crafts jewellers in Britain, Europe and North America, the author then examines the key figures and movements of the pre-war period including Coco Chanel’s legendary ‘Bijoux de Diamants’ exhibition of 1932, the designs of Suzanne Belperron and the roles of Jeanne Toussaint at Cartier and Renée Puissant at Van Cleef & Arpels. From the 1950s to the present day, a wide range of international designers are examined in detail with many examples of their work clearly illustrated.

The author focuses on themes associated with jewellery, including colour, light, proportion, nature and legends. Among the many names included are Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe (designer for Georg Jensen), Margaret De Patta, Wendy Ramshaw, Angela Cummings, Paloma Picasso, Marina B, Lydia Courteille and Michelle Ong.

ISBN: 9781851497416 325 x 275mm 360 pp., 500 col.

Hardback, slipcase, £60.00 Editions sold: French

ISBN: 9781851497294 325 x 275mm 360 pp., 500 col.

Hardback, slipcase, £50.00 Editions sold: French, Russian

n Celebrates

the enduring work of women jewellers and jewellery designers from around the globe, throughout the twentieth century to the present day

n An

exploration of the passions and inspirations that have ignited the creation of sumptuous jewels with a definitively contemporary touch

n Including

works by Coco Chanel, Suzanne Belperron, Paloma Picasso, and many more

n Presents

the stories and designs of leading contemporary jewellery designers working across the globe - France, the USA, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, Spain, Italy, China, Turkey, Lebanon, Taiwan, India, Germany

n Each

entry is accompanied by beautiful colour photographs of the designer’s pieces

21st-Century Jewellery Designers An Inspired Style

Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld

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1st-Century Jewellery Designers: An Inspired Style is a stunning survey of the contemporary jewellery that’s being designed and created across the world today.

From the great JAR, to James de Givenchy and Nicholas Varney in the West, and Michelle Ong, Wallace Chan and Bhagat in the East, 21st-Century Jewellery Designers: An Inspired Style is an exploration into the designers’ worlds, helping the reader to discover the jewels that great jewellery artists are creating now. Interviews with each designer featured reveal their inspirations and passions, their favourite materials, designing processes, and how their personalities influence their designs.

Designers include: JAR (France); Kaoru Kay Akihara (Japan); Walid Akkad (Lebanon/France); Lorenz Baumer (France); Bhagat (India); Sevan Bicakçi (Turkey); Luz Camino (Spain); Wallace Chan (China); Edmond Chin for Etcetera (China); Lydia Courteille (France); Michele della Valle (Italy/Switzerland); Patrice Fabre (France); James de Givenchy for Taffin (USA); Vincente Gracia (Spain); Hemmerle (Germany); Anna Hu (USA/Taiwan); Michelle Ong for Carnet (China); Suzanne Syz (Switzerland); Nicholas Varney (USA); Stephen Webster (UK); Dickson Yewn for Yewn Heritage (China); Rami Abboud (Lebanon); Tomasz Donocik (UK); LaMouche (China/France); 10 Royale (France).

A Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem A), Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld began her career at Sotheby’s & Co., London. Based in France she writes about jewellery and is working on her next book on the subject. Juliet’s Great-grandfather, Thomas Weir, founded the jewellers Weir & Sons in Dublin in 1869, a company that is still run by members of the family.

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Women Jewellery Designers

Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld

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his sumptuous book showcases the work of women jewellers in the twentieth century. Beginning with Arts & Crafts jewellers in Britain, Europe and North America, the author then examines the key figures and movements of the pre-war period including Coco Chanel’s legendary ‘Bijoux de Diamants’ exhibition of 1932, the designs of Suzanne Belperron and the roles of Jeanne Toussaint at Cartier and Renée Puissant at Van Cleef & Arpels. From the 1950s to the present day, a wide range of international designers are examined in detail with many examples of their work clearly illustrated.

The author focuses on themes associated with jewellery, including colour, light, proportion, nature and legends. Among the many names included are Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe (designer for Georg Jensen), Margaret De Patta, Wendy Ramshaw, Angela Cummings, Paloma Picasso, Marina B, Lydia Courteille and Michelle Ong.

ISBN: 9781851497416 325 x 275mm 360 pp., 500 col.

Hardback, slipcase, £60.00 Editions sold: French

ISBN: 9781851497294 325 x 275mm 360 pp., 500 col.

Hardback, slipcase, £50.00 Editions sold: French, Russian

n Celebrates

the enduring work of women jewellers and jewellery designers from around the globe, throughout the twentieth century to the present day

n An

exploration of the passions and inspirations that have ignited the creation of sumptuous jewels with a definitively contemporary touch

n Including

works by Coco Chanel, Suzanne Belperron, Paloma Picasso, and many more

n Presents

the stories and designs of leading contemporary jewellery designers working across the globe - France, the USA, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, Spain, Italy, China, Turkey, Lebanon, Taiwan, India, Germany

n Each

entry is accompanied by beautiful colour photographs of the designer’s pieces

21st-Century Jewellery Designers An Inspired Style

Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld

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1st-Century Jewellery Designers: An Inspired Style is a stunning survey of the contemporary jewellery that’s being designed and created across the world today.

From the great JAR, to James de Givenchy and Nicholas Varney in the West, and Michelle Ong, Wallace Chan and Bhagat in the East, 21st-Century Jewellery Designers: An Inspired Style is an exploration into the designers’ worlds, helping the reader to discover the jewels that great jewellery artists are creating now. Interviews with each designer featured reveal their inspirations and passions, their favourite materials, designing processes, and how their personalities influence their designs.

Designers include: JAR (France); Kaoru Kay Akihara (Japan); Walid Akkad (Lebanon/France); Lorenz Baumer (France); Bhagat (India); Sevan Bicakçi (Turkey); Luz Camino (Spain); Wallace Chan (China); Edmond Chin for Etcetera (China); Lydia Courteille (France); Michele della Valle (Italy/Switzerland); Patrice Fabre (France); James de Givenchy for Taffin (USA); Vincente Gracia (Spain); Hemmerle (Germany); Anna Hu (USA/Taiwan); Michelle Ong for Carnet (China); Suzanne Syz (Switzerland); Nicholas Varney (USA); Stephen Webster (UK); Dickson Yewn for Yewn Heritage (China); Rami Abboud (Lebanon); Tomasz Donocik (UK); LaMouche (China/France); 10 Royale (France).

A Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem A), Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld began her career at Sotheby’s & Co., London. Based in France she writes about jewellery and is working on her next book on the subject. Juliet’s Great-grandfather, Thomas Weir, founded the jewellers Weir & Sons in Dublin in 1869, a company that is still run by members of the family.

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The Wristwatch Handbook A Comprehensive Guide to Mechanical Wristwatches Ryan Schmidt

ISBN: 9781851497546 325 x 275mm 324 pp., 468 col.

Hardback, slipcase., £55.00 Editions sold: French, German, Chinese n Published

in collaboration with aBlogtoWatch.com - the world’s most popular watch blog

n A beautifully constructed volume

that lends itself to intimate visual horological voyeurism; witness the craftsmanship, design and sheer luxury of some of the world’s most exclusive wristwatches

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at the top of the price spectrum. Starting at a threshold price of about $200,000, it is a trip through the last decade or so of watches whose values soar incredibly to prices of $5 million dollars or more. Additionally, there is a selection of notable watches that yielded extremely high prices at auction - many of which are historically relevant.

The World’s Most Expensive Watches presents some of the most extravagant, intricate, collectable, decadent, or just plain interesting modern-day timepieces that sit

A stunning collection that is both informative and entertaining; with detailed descriptions of individual watches and articles that usefully deconstruct the price tag with an explanation of the relevance of craftsmanship and complexity of design, as well as the importance of exclusivity, prestige and collectability.

Ariel Adams ore than a fashion accessory or means to tell the time, the wristwatch has become a statement of identity; politician or celebrity, scientist or sportsman, what you choose to wear on your wrist speaks volumes about who you are.

ISBN: 9781851498291 290 x 245mm 352 pp., 470 col.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: French, German n A

fantastic reference work for the novice or the seasoned watch enthusiast

n Fully

illustrated with 470 colour photographs

n Brand-Agnostic.

Features a vast array of timepieces from over 90 manufacturers

espite the functional obsolescence of the mechanical wristwatch (our phones and computers tell more accurate time) the early 21st Century has seen a boom in the development, production, and appreciation of all things horological. Whether it is presented to the collector as an alternative investment, as a feat of micro-mechanical technology, or as a showcase of artisanal mastery, the mechanical wristwatch has never possessed more forms, functions or facets than it does today. The Wristwatch Handbook is written from the epicentre of a renaissance, a place in time between the Quartz revolution and the rise of the smart device - where the mechanical wristwatch is the antidote to the microprocessor and the permanent buzz of your inbox. From the multi-axis tourbillion, to the split-second chronograph, to the sidereal sky chart, The Wristwatch Handbook

covers it all and does so with more than 470 rich illustrations from over 90 of the World’s leading brands.

Upon completion of The Wristwatch Handbook the reader will be able to identify even the most exotic complication from across the room, and be able to share their appreciation and understanding of what makes it so useful and compelling.

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The Wristwatch Handbook A Comprehensive Guide to Mechanical Wristwatches Ryan Schmidt

ISBN: 9781851497546 325 x 275mm 324 pp., 468 col.

Hardback, slipcase., £55.00 Editions sold: French, German, Chinese n Published

in collaboration with aBlogtoWatch.com - the world’s most popular watch blog

n A beautifully constructed volume

that lends itself to intimate visual horological voyeurism; witness the craftsmanship, design and sheer luxury of some of the world’s most exclusive wristwatches

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The World’s Most Expensive Watches

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M

at the top of the price spectrum. Starting at a threshold price of about $200,000, it is a trip through the last decade or so of watches whose values soar incredibly to prices of $5 million dollars or more. Additionally, there is a selection of notable watches that yielded extremely high prices at auction - many of which are historically relevant.

The World’s Most Expensive Watches presents some of the most extravagant, intricate, collectable, decadent, or just plain interesting modern-day timepieces that sit

A stunning collection that is both informative and entertaining; with detailed descriptions of individual watches and articles that usefully deconstruct the price tag with an explanation of the relevance of craftsmanship and complexity of design, as well as the importance of exclusivity, prestige and collectability.

Ariel Adams ore than a fashion accessory or means to tell the time, the wristwatch has become a statement of identity; politician or celebrity, scientist or sportsman, what you choose to wear on your wrist speaks volumes about who you are.

ISBN: 9781851498291 290 x 245mm 352 pp., 470 col.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: French, German n A

fantastic reference work for the novice or the seasoned watch enthusiast

n Fully

illustrated with 470 colour photographs

n Brand-Agnostic.

Features a vast array of timepieces from over 90 manufacturers

espite the functional obsolescence of the mechanical wristwatch (our phones and computers tell more accurate time) the early 21st Century has seen a boom in the development, production, and appreciation of all things horological. Whether it is presented to the collector as an alternative investment, as a feat of micro-mechanical technology, or as a showcase of artisanal mastery, the mechanical wristwatch has never possessed more forms, functions or facets than it does today. The Wristwatch Handbook is written from the epicentre of a renaissance, a place in time between the Quartz revolution and the rise of the smart device - where the mechanical wristwatch is the antidote to the microprocessor and the permanent buzz of your inbox. From the multi-axis tourbillion, to the split-second chronograph, to the sidereal sky chart, The Wristwatch Handbook

covers it all and does so with more than 470 rich illustrations from over 90 of the World’s leading brands.

Upon completion of The Wristwatch Handbook the reader will be able to identify even the most exotic complication from across the room, and be able to share their appreciation and understanding of what makes it so useful and compelling.

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The Watchmaker’s Art The World’s Leading Independent Makers Steve Huyton

260 x 237mm 240 pp., 240 col.

Hardback, £35.00

300 x 237mm 448 pp., 488 col.

Hardback, slipcase £95.00

n Richly

illustrated with images from 60 of the world’s finest independent watchmakers

n Lavishly

illustrated in colour throughout, Persian Rugs and Carpets: The Fabric of Life shows these carpets at their very best, with incredible clarity of detail, bringing together in one place the diversity of weaving styles and the great variety of patterns, allowing the reader to compare carpets at a glance

n Explains

the fascinating story – and spec – behind each watch

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eaturing 60 exclusive independent watchmakers. Each of the ateliers have selected one of their finest creations, which is presented across two double-page spreads.

The book will total 240 glossy images accompanied by an insightful foreword, written by Jean-Marie Schaller, the founder and creative director of Louis Moinet. All of the watches are mechanical, including a number of unique one-of-a-kind pieces that have never previously appeared in print. A few affordable options, which display notable design, are also introduced.

Ultimately, this book will showcase the fine art of independent watchmaking and celebrate what makes these ateliers special.

Many of the brands featured are handcrafting these watches in their own small workshops.

In many instances, these supreme artisans are developing their own complicated mechanical movements in-house. The level of expertise and craftsmanship involved is absolutely extraordinary, and the results visually dazzling.

n This

exquisite book - an essential addition to the bookshelves of all carpet collectors and aficionados - is a testament to the rich and vibrant art form of Persian carpets

Persian Rugs and Carpets The Fabric of Life

Essie Sakhai Edited by Ian Bennett

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new edition of Persian Rugs and Carpets: The Fabric of Life – the ‘Bible’ on this subject. This book presents a pictorial journey around Persia, reflecting the weaving and pattern styles of the many regions and tribes - including Esfahan, Kashan, Nain, Qum, Kerman, Tabriz, Bakhtiari, Senneh, Malayer and Qashqa’i - showing the vast range of carpets woven in Persia from about 1850 to the third quarter of the 20th century. The introductory text to each section explains the particular aspects of that region’s weaving style. In addition, each caption gives an in-depth account of the carpet, not only the date and region in which it was woven, but also the motifs and patterns, the technique used, even the weaver, and, in the case of pictorial carpets, the fascinating stories being depicted.

The introductory essay takes the reader through the history and geography of the Persian rug, including information on structure, weaving and knotting, the different output of the city and urban workshops compared to tribal and village weaving, flatweaves, and identification. It also features points of note for the collector, such as conservation and cleaning, as well as highlighting the difficulties in dating rugs, and the problems with fakes.

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The Watchmaker’s Art The World’s Leading Independent Makers Steve Huyton

260 x 237mm 240 pp., 240 col.

Hardback, £35.00

300 x 237mm 448 pp., 488 col.

Hardback, slipcase £95.00

n Richly

illustrated with images from 60 of the world’s finest independent watchmakers

n Lavishly

illustrated in colour throughout, Persian Rugs and Carpets: The Fabric of Life shows these carpets at their very best, with incredible clarity of detail, bringing together in one place the diversity of weaving styles and the great variety of patterns, allowing the reader to compare carpets at a glance

n Explains

the fascinating story – and spec – behind each watch

F

eaturing 60 exclusive independent watchmakers. Each of the ateliers have selected one of their finest creations, which is presented across two double-page spreads.

The book will total 240 glossy images accompanied by an insightful foreword, written by Jean-Marie Schaller, the founder and creative director of Louis Moinet. All of the watches are mechanical, including a number of unique one-of-a-kind pieces that have never previously appeared in print. A few affordable options, which display notable design, are also introduced.

Ultimately, this book will showcase the fine art of independent watchmaking and celebrate what makes these ateliers special.

Many of the brands featured are handcrafting these watches in their own small workshops.

In many instances, these supreme artisans are developing their own complicated mechanical movements in-house. The level of expertise and craftsmanship involved is absolutely extraordinary, and the results visually dazzling.

n This

exquisite book - an essential addition to the bookshelves of all carpet collectors and aficionados - is a testament to the rich and vibrant art form of Persian carpets

Persian Rugs and Carpets The Fabric of Life

Essie Sakhai Edited by Ian Bennett

A

new edition of Persian Rugs and Carpets: The Fabric of Life – the ‘Bible’ on this subject. This book presents a pictorial journey around Persia, reflecting the weaving and pattern styles of the many regions and tribes - including Esfahan, Kashan, Nain, Qum, Kerman, Tabriz, Bakhtiari, Senneh, Malayer and Qashqa’i - showing the vast range of carpets woven in Persia from about 1850 to the third quarter of the 20th century. The introductory text to each section explains the particular aspects of that region’s weaving style. In addition, each caption gives an in-depth account of the carpet, not only the date and region in which it was woven, but also the motifs and patterns, the technique used, even the weaver, and, in the case of pictorial carpets, the fascinating stories being depicted.

The introductory essay takes the reader through the history and geography of the Persian rug, including information on structure, weaving and knotting, the different output of the city and urban workshops compared to tribal and village weaving, flatweaves, and identification. It also features points of note for the collector, such as conservation and cleaning, as well as highlighting the difficulties in dating rugs, and the problems with fakes.

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British + Irish Modern New Houses and Old Houses Made New

Edited by Hannah Jenkins; Foreword by Maggie Toy

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any of the new houses featured in British & Irish Modern reflect the architect’s focus on redefining local expectations for form by beautifully juxtaposing the traditional with contemporary structures, thus forging a new vernacular. Architects across this region are wholeheartedly seeking opportunities to re-use existing structures in myriad ways, resulting in surprising and remarkably unique renditions of old houses and buildings made new.

ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE OF DECCAN INDIA

ISBN: 9781864707533 254 x 254mm 260 pp., 480 col.

Hardback, £35.00 n Demonstrates how key architects

across Britain and Ireland are blending contemporary design practices with traditional vernacular buildings

n Features

stunning full-colour photography throughout, informative descriptions and detailed floor plans

British & Irish Modern reveals a rich array of works that showcase how architecture in Britain and Ireland today has much to teach the world about creative, high-calibre design, innovative application of materials, and cautious but clever reliance on resources.

Maggie Toy spent a decade as the editor of international magazine Architectural Design and is the author of several books on architecture.

GEORGE MICHELL & HELEN PHILON PHOTOGRAPHS

ISBN: 9781851498611 330 x 247mm 416 pp., 267 col.

Hardback, £55.00 n One

of the first in-depth studies on the Deccan: a niche in Indian architecture that has often been overlooked

n Stunningly

illustrated, featuring high-quality, full-colour photographs of palaces, mosques and tombs, taken

by Antonio Martinelli, as well as overhead plans for every featured building

n Compiled

by leading academics in the field, this book is sure to become a seminal text

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Islamic Architecture of Deccan India 14th to 18th Centuries

George Michell & Helen Philon; photography by Antonio Martinelli

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etween the 14th and 18th centuries, a multitude of magnificent buildings were erected in the Deccan region of India by the Mughal Emperors and their Queens.

Many are still standing - yet to the modern world, they remain relatively unknown. This book aims to embrace the visual diversity

ANTONIO MARTINELLI

of the Deccan without sacrificing the rigour of academic study. Structures of historical or architectural significance are placed in their context, as the authors discuss building typologies, civic facilities, and ornamental techniques. A chapter is dedicated to each principal Deccan site, interweaving the rise and fall of these cities with a pictorial journey through their ruins, and each building is accompanied by an overhead plan view.

Contents: Introduction; Historical Maps; Background; Cities & Citadels; Palaces; Mosques; Tombs; Decoration; Daulatabad & Khuldabad; Gulbarga & Firuzabad; Bidar; Ahmadnagar; Burhanpur; Frontier Strongholds; Bijapur; Golconda & Hyderabad; Aurangabad; Credits For Maps & Plans; Glossary; Bibliography; Index Of Cities, Sites & Monuments; Index Of Names.

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British + Irish Modern New Houses and Old Houses Made New

Edited by Hannah Jenkins; Foreword by Maggie Toy

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any of the new houses featured in British & Irish Modern reflect the architect’s focus on redefining local expectations for form by beautifully juxtaposing the traditional with contemporary structures, thus forging a new vernacular. Architects across this region are wholeheartedly seeking opportunities to re-use existing structures in myriad ways, resulting in surprising and remarkably unique renditions of old houses and buildings made new.

ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE OF DECCAN INDIA

ISBN: 9781864707533 254 x 254mm 260 pp., 480 col.

Hardback, £35.00 n Demonstrates how key architects

across Britain and Ireland are blending contemporary design practices with traditional vernacular buildings

n Features

stunning full-colour photography throughout, informative descriptions and detailed floor plans

British & Irish Modern reveals a rich array of works that showcase how architecture in Britain and Ireland today has much to teach the world about creative, high-calibre design, innovative application of materials, and cautious but clever reliance on resources.

Maggie Toy spent a decade as the editor of international magazine Architectural Design and is the author of several books on architecture.

GEORGE MICHELL & HELEN PHILON PHOTOGRAPHS

ISBN: 9781851498611 330 x 247mm 416 pp., 267 col.

Hardback, £55.00 n One

of the first in-depth studies on the Deccan: a niche in Indian architecture that has often been overlooked

n Stunningly

illustrated, featuring high-quality, full-colour photographs of palaces, mosques and tombs, taken

by Antonio Martinelli, as well as overhead plans for every featured building

n Compiled

by leading academics in the field, this book is sure to become a seminal text

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Islamic Architecture of Deccan India 14th to 18th Centuries

George Michell & Helen Philon; photography by Antonio Martinelli

B

etween the 14th and 18th centuries, a multitude of magnificent buildings were erected in the Deccan region of India by the Mughal Emperors and their Queens.

Many are still standing - yet to the modern world, they remain relatively unknown. This book aims to embrace the visual diversity

ANTONIO MARTINELLI

of the Deccan without sacrificing the rigour of academic study. Structures of historical or architectural significance are placed in their context, as the authors discuss building typologies, civic facilities, and ornamental techniques. A chapter is dedicated to each principal Deccan site, interweaving the rise and fall of these cities with a pictorial journey through their ruins, and each building is accompanied by an overhead plan view.

Contents: Introduction; Historical Maps; Background; Cities & Citadels; Palaces; Mosques; Tombs; Decoration; Daulatabad & Khuldabad; Gulbarga & Firuzabad; Bidar; Ahmadnagar; Burhanpur; Frontier Strongholds; Bijapur; Golconda & Hyderabad; Aurangabad; Credits For Maps & Plans; Glossary; Bibliography; Index Of Cities, Sites & Monuments; Index Of Names.

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ISBN: 9781864706994 330 x 245mm 284 pp., 370 col.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: Russian n Showcasing

one of the world’s leading architectural firms, this book is beautifully packaged and designed, and richly illustrated with insightful commentary from the firm

n This

book is a superb reference title for those in the architecture, urban planning and design industries

Sir Edwin Lutyens

The Arts & Crafts Houses David Cole

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ir Edwin Lutyens: The Arts and Crafts Houses brings together in new, wide-format, full-colour photography a definitive collection of 45 of Lutyens’s great Arts and Crafts houses, in which he ingeniously blended the style of the Arts and Crafts movement with his own inventive interpretation of the Classical language of architecture. The book features 575 all-new current photographs of the houses, inside and outside, together with a selection of floor plans of the houses, and a fresh interpretation of Lutyens’s enduring architectural genius.

ISBN: 9781864707113 300 x 300mm 500 pp., 575 col.

Hardback, £65.00 n Chronicles

45 great country houses by Sir Edwin Lutyens, one of Britain’s most renowned and prolific Arts and Crafts master architects

n Celebrates

Lutyens’s originality by capturing how Lutyens ingeniously blended the style of the Arts and Crafts movement with his own inventive interpretation of the Classical language of architecture

n Provides

a fresh interpretation of Lutyens’s enduring architectural genius through rigorous research, insightful overviews, valuable narrative details, and comprehensive references

n Brings

Zaha Hadid Architects

together a rich, fullcolour showcase of 575 allnew current photographs of the houses, inside and outside, along with a superb selection of drawings and floor plans

Redefining Architecture and Design Zaha Hadid Architects

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he first book published on Zaha Hadid since her death in 2016, although book had been well into production. The firm continued to work with IMAGES to complete this detailed tome in her memory This exquisite book harnesses the collaborative thinking and cultural philosophies behind Zaha Hadid Architects, and how the Zaha’s influential approach results in award-winning, sophisticated and compelling design Projects featured include national museums (plus the only permanent public museum exhibition anywhere in the world), world-renowned auditoriums, multi-residential towers and commercial developments, including the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympic Games, and the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku urban manifestos of Zaha Hadid s quest for complex, fluid spaces

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ISBN: 9781864706994 330 x 245mm 284 pp., 370 col.

Hardback, £50.00 Editions sold: Russian n Showcasing

one of the world’s leading architectural firms, this book is beautifully packaged and designed, and richly illustrated with insightful commentary from the firm

n This

book is a superb reference title for those in the architecture, urban planning and design industries

Sir Edwin Lutyens

The Arts & Crafts Houses David Cole

S

ir Edwin Lutyens: The Arts and Crafts Houses brings together in new, wide-format, full-colour photography a definitive collection of 45 of Lutyens’s great Arts and Crafts houses, in which he ingeniously blended the style of the Arts and Crafts movement with his own inventive interpretation of the Classical language of architecture. The book features 575 all-new current photographs of the houses, inside and outside, together with a selection of floor plans of the houses, and a fresh interpretation of Lutyens’s enduring architectural genius.

ISBN: 9781864707113 300 x 300mm 500 pp., 575 col.

Hardback, £65.00 n Chronicles

45 great country houses by Sir Edwin Lutyens, one of Britain’s most renowned and prolific Arts and Crafts master architects

n Celebrates

Lutyens’s originality by capturing how Lutyens ingeniously blended the style of the Arts and Crafts movement with his own inventive interpretation of the Classical language of architecture

n Provides

a fresh interpretation of Lutyens’s enduring architectural genius through rigorous research, insightful overviews, valuable narrative details, and comprehensive references

n Brings

Zaha Hadid Architects

together a rich, fullcolour showcase of 575 allnew current photographs of the houses, inside and outside, along with a superb selection of drawings and floor plans

Redefining Architecture and Design Zaha Hadid Architects

T

he first book published on Zaha Hadid since her death in 2016, although book had been well into production. The firm continued to work with IMAGES to complete this detailed tome in her memory This exquisite book harnesses the collaborative thinking and cultural philosophies behind Zaha Hadid Architects, and how the Zaha’s influential approach results in award-winning, sophisticated and compelling design Projects featured include national museums (plus the only permanent public museum exhibition anywhere in the world), world-renowned auditoriums, multi-residential towers and commercial developments, including the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympic Games, and the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku urban manifestos of Zaha Hadid s quest for complex, fluid spaces

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Botanical Illustrations from the Royal Horticultural Society The Gold Medal Winners

Botanical Illustrations from the Royal Horticultural Society

300 x 237mm 176 pp., 120 col.

Hardback, £35.00 n Includes

only gold-medal winners from the annual RHS London Botanical Show

n Winning

artists are drawn from around the world

n Each

illustration reproduced at full page in colour

The Gold Medal Winners Charlotte Brooks

T

he historic annual RHS London Botanical Art Show champions the skills of some of the world’s best botanical artists with a display of previously unseen work. For the first time, 120 gold medal-winning entries from the show, collated over several years, are published here together.

The book includes an introduction to the origins of the art show, in particular the historic Lindley Library Art Collection that includes work from c.1630, and looks at its evolution with the RHS. The first inclusion of botanical illustration at an RHS Flower Shows took place in 1913; and in 1926 a committee was first asked to judge picture exhibits and award medals at the shows. By 1935 the Paintings Committee (as it was then known) was well established.

The Essential Works of William Bouguereau Kara Ross

300 x 237mm 240 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £40.00 n Showcases

the work of a realist artist whose work is enjoying a revival

n Explores

Bouguereau’s work in new depth, with expert insight into his most important paintings

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The Essential Works of William Bouguereau Kara Ross

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illiam Bouguereau, the most popular artist in nineteenth-century France, is rapidly becoming one of the most popular realist artists of all time. This book is an exploration of the four main types of paintings that were most prevalent throughout Bouguereau’s body of work. This includes his mythological works, religious works, peasants, and portraits. This final section on portraits focuses on paintings of heads and hands, which gave the artist the opportunity to concentrate on the subtleties

Each medal-winning entry, depicting plants as varied as rhubarb and sunflowers, and in some instances almost a century old, is reproduced here in vibrant colour on a full page.

of capturing human emotion, something at which the artist was a consummate master, and is a primary factor in what makes his works, in general, so compelling.

Although each section of the book discusses the importance of the individual genera within Bouguereau’s oeuvre, and includes painting analyses to highlight his most important works, this book is a true showcase of the master’s lifetime achievement through beautifully illustrated full-page plates of over 120 of his greatest masterpieces.

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Botanical Illustrations from the Royal Horticultural Society The Gold Medal Winners

Botanical Illustrations from the Royal Horticultural Society

300 x 237mm 176 pp., 120 col.

Hardback, £35.00 n Includes

only gold-medal winners from the annual RHS London Botanical Show

n Winning

artists are drawn from around the world

n Each

illustration reproduced at full page in colour

The Gold Medal Winners Charlotte Brooks

T

he historic annual RHS London Botanical Art Show champions the skills of some of the world’s best botanical artists with a display of previously unseen work. For the first time, 120 gold medal-winning entries from the show, collated over several years, are published here together.

The book includes an introduction to the origins of the art show, in particular the historic Lindley Library Art Collection that includes work from c.1630, and looks at its evolution with the RHS. The first inclusion of botanical illustration at an RHS Flower Shows took place in 1913; and in 1926 a committee was first asked to judge picture exhibits and award medals at the shows. By 1935 the Paintings Committee (as it was then known) was well established.

The Essential Works of William Bouguereau Kara Ross

300 x 237mm 240 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £40.00 n Showcases

the work of a realist artist whose work is enjoying a revival

n Explores

Bouguereau’s work in new depth, with expert insight into his most important paintings

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The Essential Works of William Bouguereau Kara Ross

W

illiam Bouguereau, the most popular artist in nineteenth-century France, is rapidly becoming one of the most popular realist artists of all time. This book is an exploration of the four main types of paintings that were most prevalent throughout Bouguereau’s body of work. This includes his mythological works, religious works, peasants, and portraits. This final section on portraits focuses on paintings of heads and hands, which gave the artist the opportunity to concentrate on the subtleties

Each medal-winning entry, depicting plants as varied as rhubarb and sunflowers, and in some instances almost a century old, is reproduced here in vibrant colour on a full page.

of capturing human emotion, something at which the artist was a consummate master, and is a primary factor in what makes his works, in general, so compelling.

Although each section of the book discusses the importance of the individual genera within Bouguereau’s oeuvre, and includes painting analyses to highlight his most important works, this book is a true showcase of the master’s lifetime achievement through beautifully illustrated full-page plates of over 120 of his greatest masterpieces.

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Hardback, £19.95 n Most

movies aren’t very good.

That shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. But nor should it be a surprise that some are so bad they possess a unique appeal arising specifically from their inadequacies. This book is a celebration of, and guide to, those movies

n Analysis

and reviews of 101 of the best good-bad movies of the last fifty years

n Exclusive

interviews with heroes and villains as diverse as Dame Joan Collins and Tommy Wiseau

Emperors Sue Flood Foreword by Michael Palin

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mperor is a celebration of one of the world’s most charismatic creatures, the Emperor penguin. Over the last nine years, award winning photographer Sue Flood has journeyed to remote penguin colonies in the Weddell Sea and Ross Sea, Antarctica, where she has captured many memorable moments from this awe-inspiring wilderness. Emperor also features Sue’s behind-the-scenes experiences in this remote and dangerous environment, making this a very personal record as well as a glorious collection of striking images.

Rob Hill, edited by Emma Hill

Emperor is Sue Flood’s second book. The project reunites the award-winning team of photographer Sue Flood, editor Roz KidmanCox (BBC Wildlife magazine, BBC Books) and designer Simon Bishop (Time Out, BBC Wildlife magazine, Natural History Museum).

Sue’s first book, Cold Places, was recognised with an award from the International Photography Awards, or Lucies, in 2011, in the Best Nature Book category.

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Also available: Cold Places

The Bad Movie Bible

The Ultimate Modern Guide to Movies That Are so Bad They’re Good hether you realise it or not, you probably enjoy bad movies. If you’ve ever been amused by cheesy ‘80s action, or laughed at a shoddy horror movie monster then you’ve paddled in the so-bad-it’s-good shallows. The deep waters beyond can be intimidating, teeming as they are with dreck. But among the unmentionables are some of the most ridiculous and enjoyable movies ever made, you just need to know where to look.

300 x 237mm 180 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £25.00 n Emperor

will feature a foreword

by Michael Palin, who travelled to the Antarctic with Sue in 2016

n March

SUE FLOOD

EMPERORS Foreword by Michael Palin

of the Penguins 2 is in production, which will certainly help spur interest in an emperor penguin book

n There

are around 47,000 visitors to the Antarctic every year

SUE FLOOD

EMPERORS Foreword by Michael Palin

Exposing good-bad action movies, science fiction and fantasy, horror - and the rest - The Bad Movie Bible includes films such as Batman & Robin, The Room, Troll 2, Miami Connection, Nick Fury: Agent of Shield, Black Devil Doll From Hell, and Hell Comes to Frogtown The Bad Movie Bible is the first in the series of light-hearted movie bibles, analysing and eulogising cinematic subcultures. Author Rob Hill has worked in the visual effects and post production industry for I5 years and has written widely on cinema and genre films. He co-wrote the multimillion selling 50I Movies and his most recent work is Top I0 Lists: Movies (both for Octopus Publishing Group). Editor Emma Hill has spent the past I4 years in illustrated non-fiction, working across a variety of genres including popular culture, craft, cookery, art and travel for the UK and co-edition markets. She has worked for companies including Quarto, Octopus Publishing Group and Ryland, Peters & Small.

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ISBN: 9780993240775 228 x 178mm 240 pp., 240 col.

Hardback, £19.95 n Most

movies aren’t very good.

That shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. But nor should it be a surprise that some are so bad they possess a unique appeal arising specifically from their inadequacies. This book is a celebration of, and guide to, those movies

n Analysis

and reviews of 101 of the best good-bad movies of the last fifty years

n Exclusive

interviews with heroes and villains as diverse as Dame Joan Collins and Tommy Wiseau

Emperors Sue Flood Foreword by Michael Palin

E

mperor is a celebration of one of the world’s most charismatic creatures, the Emperor penguin. Over the last nine years, award winning photographer Sue Flood has journeyed to remote penguin colonies in the Weddell Sea and Ross Sea, Antarctica, where she has captured many memorable moments from this awe-inspiring wilderness. Emperor also features Sue’s behind-the-scenes experiences in this remote and dangerous environment, making this a very personal record as well as a glorious collection of striking images.

Rob Hill, edited by Emma Hill

Emperor is Sue Flood’s second book. The project reunites the award-winning team of photographer Sue Flood, editor Roz KidmanCox (BBC Wildlife magazine, BBC Books) and designer Simon Bishop (Time Out, BBC Wildlife magazine, Natural History Museum).

Sue’s first book, Cold Places, was recognised with an award from the International Photography Awards, or Lucies, in 2011, in the Best Nature Book category.

W

Also available: Cold Places

The Bad Movie Bible

The Ultimate Modern Guide to Movies That Are so Bad They’re Good hether you realise it or not, you probably enjoy bad movies. If you’ve ever been amused by cheesy ‘80s action, or laughed at a shoddy horror movie monster then you’ve paddled in the so-bad-it’s-good shallows. The deep waters beyond can be intimidating, teeming as they are with dreck. But among the unmentionables are some of the most ridiculous and enjoyable movies ever made, you just need to know where to look.

300 x 237mm 180 pp., 200 col.

Hardback, £25.00 n Emperor

will feature a foreword

by Michael Palin, who travelled to the Antarctic with Sue in 2016

n March

SUE FLOOD

EMPERORS Foreword by Michael Palin

of the Penguins 2 is in production, which will certainly help spur interest in an emperor penguin book

n There

are around 47,000 visitors to the Antarctic every year

SUE FLOOD

EMPERORS Foreword by Michael Palin

Exposing good-bad action movies, science fiction and fantasy, horror - and the rest - The Bad Movie Bible includes films such as Batman & Robin, The Room, Troll 2, Miami Connection, Nick Fury: Agent of Shield, Black Devil Doll From Hell, and Hell Comes to Frogtown The Bad Movie Bible is the first in the series of light-hearted movie bibles, analysing and eulogising cinematic subcultures. Author Rob Hill has worked in the visual effects and post production industry for I5 years and has written widely on cinema and genre films. He co-wrote the multimillion selling 50I Movies and his most recent work is Top I0 Lists: Movies (both for Octopus Publishing Group). Editor Emma Hill has spent the past I4 years in illustrated non-fiction, working across a variety of genres including popular culture, craft, cookery, art and travel for the UK and co-edition markets. She has worked for companies including Quarto, Octopus Publishing Group and Ryland, Peters & Small.

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