Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Spring 2023

SCALA 2023

CORNELL FINE ARTS MUSEUM, ROLLINS COLLEGE

Stunning, intimate photographs bring orchids to life in this showcase of the extraordinary collection of Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida. As a leader in the study and conservation of orchids and other epiphytes, Selby Gardens is home to the best scientifically documented collection of living orchids in the world. A fascinating and accessible text explores the remarkable beauty and diversity of one of the largest and most admired families of flowering plants.

MARIE SELBY BOTANICAL GARDENS

ORCHID

David Berry, with texts by the Botany and Horticultural teams

David Berry is Vice President for Visitor Engagement

Chief Museum Curator at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.

In this beautifully illustrated volume, the fascinating story of Himalayan art is illuminated through a selection of significant objects from the Neolithic era to today. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, textiles, architectural structures and more serve as a guide to the historical traditions, rituals, social practices and art forms from Tibetan, Indian, Nepalese, Bhutanese, Mongolian and Chinese regions, emphasising cross-cultural exchange with Tibet at the centre. Photographs and essays bring each object to life, introducing readers to the diversity and uniqueness of Tibetan, Himalayan and Inner Asian art and practices.

Himalayan Art in 108 Objects

Karl Debreczeny and Elena Pakhoutova

£45 / $55

Publication: May 2023

504 pages; hb

305 × 230 mm (9 × 12 in.)

978 1 78551 452 4

Karl Debreczeny s Senior Curator, Collections and Research, at the Rubin Museum of Art.

Elena Pakhoutova is Senior Curator, Himalayan Art, at the Rubin Museum of Art.

Published as part of the Rubin Museum’s Project Himalayan Art, which also includes an extensive digital platform and travelling exhibition designed to expand knowledge and understanding of Himalayan art and cultures.

Chinese Fans: The Untold Story

Hahn Eura EunKyung and Dr HaYoung Joo

£14.95 / $20.95

Publication: September 2023

272 pages; hb

224 × 167mm (6.6 × 8.8 in.)

978 1 78551 525 5

Hahn Eura EunKyung is the Founder and Director of Eurus Collection. Most of Eurus Collection’s artefacts were collected by her late father, Dr Hahn Kwang-ho CBE, who was one of the key contributors to the establishment of the Korea Foundation Gallery at the British Museum. Director Hahn’s research interests are in the field of conservation studies and the history of cultural artefacts.

Dr HaYoung Joo is an Assistant professor of Art Theory and Criticism at the School of Arts, Chonnam National University, Korea.

Eurus Collection, a sister institution of Hwajeong Museum in Seoul, is dedicated to researching antique fans and other historical artefacts from East and West. With more than one thousand fans from all over the world, it is the second largest collection of its kind in the world after The Fan Museum in London, and the largest in Asia.

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In China, a fan has traditionally been both a practical object and an artistic work that expresses the owner’s learning or personality. The high-end craftsmanship of Chinese fans, encompassing poetry, calligraphy and painting, has long captivated the West. This sumptuous book, newly translated from the original Korean, showcases 71 examples dating from between the late eighteenth and twentieth centuries. It follows on from the popular volume on European Fans, and the fine objects featured in Chinese Fans are again drawn from the renowned Eurus Collection in South Korea.

European Fans: The Untold Story

248 pages; hb

224 × 167 mm

978 1 78551 412 8

£14.95 / $20.95

Visitors to Louvre Abu Dhabi usually discover the exceptional architecture of the museum first, in particular its iconic dome. They then discover the universal message of the museum through its collections, exhibitions and unique narrative. Published to mark the museum’s fifth anniversary, this book celebrates one of the world’s great museums This book serves as a celebration of the Louvre Abu Dhabi institution in all its dimensions: its architecture, its rich collections, its interactive programmes, its diverse visitors and the staff who give the museum life. The innovative binding, which uses die-cuts to the jacket and the cover boards, is inspired by the museum’s multi-layered, perforated dome that creates its celebrated ‘rain of light’. Quotations in the book invite readers to look at the museum from a different perspective. With the compass and these quotations as guides, readers will be able to travel and prepare for or expand upon their visit, all the while creating their own journey.

Louvre Abu Dhabi: A Celebration

£60 / $75

Publication: February 2023

192 pages; hb

240 × 340 mm (13.4 × 9.8 in.)

978 1 78551 476 0

Published to accompany the museum’s fifth anniversary

in English, French and Arabic.

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Impressions of Oman and the Gulf: Nineteeth-Century Sketches

by Charles

Golding

Constable in the Collection of Sheikh Fahad Al Araimi

J.E. Peterson

£50 / $60

Publication: November 2023

208 pages; hb with slipcase 310 × 250mm (9.8 × 12.2 in.)

978 1 78551 479 1

Dr J.E. Peterson is a historian and political analyst specialising in the Arabian Peninsula and Gulf. He is the author of three books on Oman, with another forthcoming.

H.E. Jamal al-Moosawi is Secretary-General of The National Museum – Sultanate of Oman.

Swiss Non-Conformist Design

Jamal al-Moosawi and Pedja Hadži-Manović

Publication: April 2023

Two vols, 72 + 24 pages, experimental open binding 225 × 210 mm (8.3 × 8.9 in.)

978 1 78551 528 6

H.E. Jamal al-Moosawi is Secretary-General of The National Museum –Sultanate of Oman.

Pedja Hadži-Manović is an architect, the founder of P! Galerie in Zurich, and the curator of the exhibition Swiss Non-Conformist Design

Artists have long been drawn to Oman’s picturesque settlements and dramatic landscapes. This volume reproduces 29 watercolour sketches of Oman and other locations in the Gulf made during the 1840s and 1850s by the maritime surveyor Charles Golding Constable, second son of the English painter John Constable. Also included is a full facsimile and transcript of his commonplace book. This collection is on long-term loan from Sheikh Fahad bin Abdullah bin Ali Al-Araimi at the National Museum –Sultanate of Oman. Historian J.E. Peterson provides a fascinating biographical portrait of Constable and explores the historical context of his artworks.

Also available in an Arabic language edition

The Gulf’s first exhibition of Swiss non-conformist design is being held at the National Museum –Sultanate of Oman, featuring objects by designers including Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Marcel Breuer. This artist’s book features object photography by Renate Buser and is presented in two volumes, with an innovative open binding. The manifesto included asserts the aesthetic sensibility common to Omani and Swiss cultures – celebrating the essential, the raw and the experimental in design.

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The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman:

The Building and Collections

400 pages;

Blythe House in London, originally built in 1903 for the Post Office Savings Bank, has for over 40 years has been the store for three national museums, the Science Museum, the British Museum and the V&A, holding millions of historical objects. The collections are now moving out to a purpose-built site, and Blythe House’s closure has been marked by specially commissioned images of its architecture, collections and occupants, along with oral history interviews and written testimonies. Memory Bank takes you behind the scenes to reveal one building’s hidden history and its unique place in British cultural and social life.

Memory Bank: A Biography of Blythe House

Laura Humphreys and Kevin Percival

£25 / $30

Publication: November

160 pages, hb

280 × 240 mm (9.4 × 11 in.)

978 1 78551 502 6

Laura Humphreys has over ten years’ experience in curatorship, at Royal Museums Greenwich, the Museum of the Home and the Science Museum Group, and is the author of Globalising Housework.

Kevin Percival is a photographer specialising in documentary and portraiture, who has worked for the Science Museum, the British Museum and the V&A. The book of his documentary project Tanera Ar Dùthaich was published in 2018.

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Who is the mysterious man wearing a religious habit and a gold hoop earring? This fascinating book investigates a portrait by Italian Baroque master Il Guercino representing Fra Bonaventura Bisi, a Franciscan Minor Conventual friar from Bologna. Beautifully illustrated, this volume offers new scholarship examining Guercino’s portrait, Fra Bisi’s career as a miniature painter and printmaker, his intense activity as an art advisor and dealer, and – not least – his puzzling gold earring.

Guercino’s Friar with a Gold Earring: Fra Bonaventura Bisi, Painter and Art Dealer David M. Stone, with contributions by Sarah Cartwright

£35 / $45

Publication: October 2023

144 pages; pb

279 × 241 mm (9.5 × 11 in.)

978 1 78551 415 9

David M. Stone is Professor Emeritus at the University of Delaware and a specialist in seventeenth-century Italian art.

Sarah Cartwright is Ulla R. Searing Curator of Collections at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art.

Accompanies the exhibition of the same title at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL (14 October 2023–21 January 2024).

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Paolo Veronese:

A Master and his Workshop in Renaissance Venice

288 pages; hb

280 × 254 mm

978 1 85759 766 0

£35 / $50

Italian, Spanish, and French Paintings in the Ringling Museum of Art

512 pages; hb

292 × 254 mm

978 1 78551 081 6

£65 / $95

In reaction to the Abstract Expressionist movement of the 1940s and 1950s, Paul Wonner and William ‘Theophilus’ Brown were among the artists in the San Francisco Bay Area who applied a gestural style of action painting to depictions of people, landscapes and still lifes, known today as Bay Area Figuration. Published to accompany the most comprehensive exhibition of the artists’ work ever mounted, this exquisite publication offers an in-depth study of these trailblazing artists.

Breaking the Rules: Paul Wonner and Theophilus Brown

Scott A. Shields with an essay by Matt Gonzalez

£55 / $65

Publication: March 2023

240 pages; hb

305 × 240 mm (9.4 × 12 in.)

978 1 78551 446 3

Scott A. Shields

Addie Herder: Machines for Living

Amy Galpin

£35 / $45

Publication: September 2023

128 pages; hb

250 × 210 mm (8.3 × 9.8 in.)

978 1 78551 527 9

In reaction to the widespread pursuit of Abstract

Scott A. Shields is the Ted and Melza Barr Chief Curator and Associate Director at the Crocker Art Museum.

Matt Gonzalez is an attorney in the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office and an artist.

Accompanies a major retrospective exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA (30 April–27 August 2023).

Expressionism in the late 1940s and early 1950s, several avant-garde artists in the San Francisco Bay Area began to reengage with the visible world, applying the gestural style of action painting to depictions of people, landscapes, and still lifes. Two such artists were Paul Wonner (1920–2008) and William “Theophilus” Brown (1919–2012), who had met at the University of California, Berkeley. Together, the couple aligned themselves with this new direction and became leading practitioners of the style known today as Bay Area Figuration. Over time, both artists’ works became less gestural and more overtly representational and, in Wonner’s case, increasingly detailed and precise. Brown became best known for his psychologically evocative landscapes with classic bathers, as well as for his lonely urban scenes. Wonner also painted figures but received greatest acclaim for his “baroque” still lifes laden with everyday objects, animals, and flowers.

Published to accompany the most comprehensive

the Rules: Paul Wonner and Theophilus Brown an in-depth study of these trail-blazing artists.

Breaking

Addie Herder created small-scale collages for which she relied on compositional principles of balance and dynamism. These rigorous, found material compositions earned the artist well-deserved respect from other artists, dealers and collectors. This beautifully illustrated book, the first to examine the art of this engaging artist, offers a critical analysis of her intricate and intriguing ‘assemblage’ constructions and ephemera.

Amy Galpin is Chief Curator at The Patricia & Philip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University in Miami.

Accompanies the exhibition of the same name at the Patricia & Philip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University in Miami (September 2023–January 2024).

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Dangerous Women

78 pages; hb

178 ×

178 mm

978 1 78551

119 6

£16.50 / $24.95

A History of Afghanistan in 100 Objects: Treasures from the National Museum of Afghanistan

Gil J. Stein, Alejandro Gallego López and M. Fahim Rahimi

£25 / $30

Publication: October 2022

248 pages; digital only

240 × 170 mm (6.7 × 9.4 in.)

978 1 78551 467 8

Gil J. Stein is the Rowe Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Chicago and Director of the Chicago Center for Cultural Heritage Preservation. From 2012 to 2022 he directed four cultural heritage preservation projects in Afghanistan, including the University of Chicago Partnership with the National Museum of Afghanistan (NMA).

Alejandro Gallego López is an archaeologist and museology specialist. From 2016 to 2022 he served as the Field Director of the University of Chicago Oriental Institute (OI) heritage projects in Kabul, where he supervised the joint OI-NMA digital inventory of the collections of the NMA, and the Mobile Museum Outreach Partnership.

Mohammad Fahim Rahimi is the Director of the National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul. Also available in a Dari language digital edition.

SIDNEY AND LOIS ESKENAZI MUSEUM OF ART

Form and Surface: African Ceramics from the William M. Itter Collection

Allison J. Martino

£50 / $60

Publication: September 2023

192 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm (9.4 × 11 in.)

978 1 78551 209 4

Allison J. Martino is the Laura and Raymond Wielgus Curator of the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Indigenous Art of the Americas at the IU Eskenazi Museum of Art. She earned her PhD in the History of Art from the University of Michigan.

A History of Afghanistan in 100 Objects tells the story of this extraordinary country by highlighting significant pieces in the National Museum of Afghanistan, Kabul. The museum is the most important repository for the artistic masterpieces and objects of daily life that exemplify Afghanistan’s 50,000-year history and role in world cultural heritage. The 100 objects presented here illustrate the creativity and connections that shaped Afghan culture through the millennia.

This richly illustrated volume highlights one of the most significant collections of African ceramics in the United States, distinguished for its breadth and representation of women’s excellence in ceramics. It presents these ceramics through sections organised around topics that explore ceramics through different lenses of place, time, artistic media and cultural identity. This beautifully illustrated book organised by the IU Eskenazi Museum of Art celebrates outstanding African ceramics in the collection of Professor Emeritus William M. Itter.

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Art of the Character: Highlights from the Glenn Close Costume Collection

224 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm

978 1 78551 333 6

£40 / $55

FRANCES LEHMAN LOEB ART CENTER

RECLAIMING HOME

Reclaiming Home: Contemporary Seminole Art

Ola Wlusek

Eleanor Antin

This stunning volume illustrates how Seminole and mixed-heritage artists combine traditional skills and techniques – knowledge passed down to them from elders, family members and ancestors – with innovative modes of expression and varied materials, including photo-based and digital collage techniques, performance, video, installation art and mixed media. Their work engages concepts of hybridity and image-making and highlights social issues impacting Native communities today, from environmental protection to public health imperatives.

T£35 / $45

Jared Bark

Thomas Barrow

Publication: April 2023

128 pages; pb

George Brecht

Harry Callahan

Chuck Close

Walter De Maria

280 × 240 mm (9.4 × 11 in.)

978 1 78551 414 2

he grid often hides in plain sight, from notepads and spreadsheets to halftone photographic reproductions. It dominates the organization, perception, and representation of the modern world, especially in print. Deeply embedded in a Western worldview, the grid visualizes control, mastery, and order. As an invisible framing device, it has become so pervasive that we habitually ignore it. Yet when artists call our attention to the grid, its layered meanings come fully into view. On the

Grid: Ways of Seeing in Print surveys photographs, prints, artist’s books, and printed sculptures from the dynamic permanent collection of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College. From 19th­century scientific and portrait photography to avant­garde and conceptual photography; from mid­century Minimalist, Pop Art, and Op Art printmaking to experimental bookmaking and photography in the 21st century, this richly illustrated volume explores how artists have embraced, rejected, and reclaimed the grid. By altering and challenging perception, they offer new ways of seeing the world.

André Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri

Marcel Duchamp

Walker Evans

Andreas Feininger

Lukas Felzmann

Jessica D. Brier, with contributions by Jared Bark, Lukas Felzmann, Stephen Frailey, John P. Murphy, Werner Pfeiffer, Alison Rossiter, Stephanie Syjuco, Rhiannon Skye Tafoya, Massimo Tarridas, Anne Thompson and Aaron R. Turner

Stephen Frailey

Duane Hanson

Leslie Hewitt

Jess

Ann Kalmbach

Durante Blais-Billie (Seminole) is the Founding Contributor of Seminole Tribe’s first Two-Spirit Affirmation project and the former Assistant Director of the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum on the Big Cypress Indian Reservation in Florida.

Tatana Kellner

R. B. Kitaj

Michael Langenstein

Sol LeWitt

Dr. Stacy E. Pratt (Muscogee) is a freelance writer specialising in Indigenous arts and literature.

Roy Lichtenstein

El Lissitzky

Published by the Frances Lehman Loeb

Art Center, Vassar College, and Scala Arts

Publishers Inc.

Duane Michals

Eadweard Muybridge

Reginald H. Neal

Radha Pandey

Eduardo Paolozzi

Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie (Taskigi/Diné (Navajo)/Seminole) is an artist, Director of the C.N. Gorman Museum and Professor in the Department of Native American Studies at the University of California, Davis.

Bruce Pearson Werner Pfeiffer

Man Ray

Deknatel Curatorial Fellow in Photography, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, is a curator and historian of art and design specialising in the intermediality of photography, printmaking, graphic design and architecture. She holds a PhD in art history from the

Expressing stories of Native American survival and resistance, Reclaiming Home: Contemporary Seminole Art explores the work of twelve contemporary artists of the Seminole diaspora. This stunning volume illustrates how Seminole and mixed-heritage artists combine traditional skills and techniques—knowledge passed down to them from elders, family members, and ancestors—with innovative modes of expression and varied materials, including photo-based and digital collage techniques, performance, video, installation art, and mixed media. Their work engages concepts of hybridity and imagemaking and highlights social issues impacting Native communities today, from environmental protection to public health imperatives.

Bridget Riley

Alexander Rodchenko

Ola Wlusek is the Keith D. and Linda L. Monda Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, FL.

Alison Rossiter

Ed Ruscha

Arthur S. Siegel

Susan Silton

On the Grid: Ways of Seeing at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY (20 August–22 December 2022).

Accompanied by critical and personal essays by leading scholars as well as artists’ statements and an interview, Reclaiming Home: Contemporary Seminole Art proposes contemporary works of art as powerful expressions of Native sovereignty.

Accompanies the exhibition Reclaiming Home: Contemporary Seminole Art at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL (18 March–4 September 2023).

Benneville

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HANDEL HENDRIX HOUSE

Handel Hendrix House: A Souvenir Guide

David Souden, with contributions from Laurence Cummings, Claire Davies, Guy Johnston, Berta Joncus, Paul Reeves and Barrie Wentzell

£9.99 / $14.95

Publication: May 2023

80 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

978 1 78551 524 8

David Souden is a historian, author and museum professional. His most recent work has been re-presentation at Middleport Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent, a BBC memorial picture biography of Queen Elizabeth II and the permanent exhibition at Winchester Cathedral. Handel Hendrix London cares for and presents to the public the homes of two of the greatest musicians ever to have lived in London.

Published to accompany Handel Hendrix London’s reopening in May 2023.

MEADOWS MUSEUM

Masterpiece in Residence: Velázquez’s King Philip IV of Spain from The Frick Collection

Giles Knox

£9.95 / $14.95

Publication: October 2022

48 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

978 1 78551 444 9

Giles Knox is Associate Professor, Art History at Indiana University.

Handel Hendrix House reopens in May 2023, revealing all its buildings to the public for the first time. This souvenir traces the life and times of its famed residents, George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) and Jimi Hendrix (1942–1970).

At 25 Brook Street, Handel composed iconic works, including Messiah and ‘Zadok the Priest’. In 1968, Hendrix moved into a flat in number 23. Here, Hendrix entertained, inspired and collaborated with other icons of British 60s rock music.

The Meadows Museum at SMU in Texas is famed for its collection of Spanish art. This new series offers original research on exceptional loans to the Meadows from other American institutions, placing these masterpieces within the context of their permanent collection.

The Frick’s magnificent King Philip IV of Spain by Diego Velázquez (1599–1660) is the subject of this volume.

Masterpiece in Residence: Sánchez

Cotán’s Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber

40 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm

978 1 78551 418 0

£9.95 / $19.95

MANCHESTER MUSEUM

Manchester Museum

£5 / $6

Publication: February 2023

64 pages; pb

228 × 198 mm (7.8 × 9 in.)

978 1 78551 402 9

Written by Manchester Museum staff

Published to accompany the reopening of the museum in February 2023.

Also available in a Mandarin edition

Encounters of Beauty: Hebrew Manuscripts from the Braginsky Collection and the National Library of Israel

Emile Schrijver and Yigal Zalmona

Photography by Ardon Bar-Hama

£55 / $65

Publication: September 2023

360 pages; hb

250 × 200 mm (7.9 × 9.8 in.)

978 1 78551 472 2

Emile Schrijver General Director of the Jewish Museum and Jewish Cultural Quarter, Amsterdam, is a Professor of Jewish Book History at the University of Amsterdam, and serves as the Curator of the Braginsky Collection of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books in Zurich, Switzerland.

Yigal Zalmona is the former Chief Curator of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, where he also served as Curator of Israeli Art and the Chief Curator of Fine Arts, and is Adviser to the National Library of Israel in matters of exhibitions and art.

Ardon Bar-Hama is known for photographing the world’s most treasured objects in libraries, museums, archives and institutions.

Accompanies the first temporary exhibition of the National Library of Israel’s new building in Jerusalem.

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Manchester Museum has recently completed its most ambitious transformation in a generation. This beautiful guidebook offers a tour and souvenir of the new museum, featuring spectacular objects and stories that inspire awe and imagination. It also explores how the museum works to build understanding, empathy and compassion for our world and each other. It is a perfect keepsake for visitors and those wishing to understand more about the museum’s extraordinary collections and mission.

For the first time, exquisite and rarely seen ancient Hebrew manuscripts are presented in this stunning volume as ‘encounters’, highlighting their similarities and differences in a striking, visual conversation between manuscripts from two outstanding collections. This cleverly designed and richly illustrated dual language English and Hebrew publication draws its objects from both the Library’s collection and the highly prestigious, privately owned Braginsky Collection of Zurich, Switzerland.

101 Treasures from the National Library of Israel

304 pages; hb

290 × 235 mm

978 1 78551 413 5

£40 / $60

Marianela Núñez is an international ballet superstar. The Argentine-born Principal dancer of The Royal Ballet is lauded for her dazzling classical technique, lustrous artistry and charisma. When Marianela met photographer Maria-Helena Buckley, something clicked: in the snap of a camera and a connection of minds, they embarked on a ballet voyage together. This stunning book is a unique combination of photography and dance. Buckley’s images capture the unique qualities of ballet that Núñez so radiantly embodies.

Moments with Marianela Marianela Núñez and Maria-Helena Buckley

£29.95 / $40

Publication: September 2023

176 pages; hb

248 × 200 mm (7.9 × 9.8 in.)

978 1 78551 473 9

Marianela Núñez was born in Buenos Aires. She trained at the Teatro Colón Ballet School and London’s Royal Ballet School before joining The Royal Ballet in 1998. She was promoted to Principal in 2002 and has enjoyed a distinguished career. Her numerous accolades include four Critics’ Circle National Dance Award for Best Female Dancer and an Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance.

Maria-Helena Buckley is an award-winning photographer based in Paris. Born in Palma de Mallorca, she danced as a Soloist with Staatsballett Berlin for 20 years before training as a photographer. She specialises in theatre and dance photography.

Published in association with The Royal Ballet, London.

Photo © Maria-Helena Buckley

ST CATHARINE’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE

St Catharine’s College, Cambridge: A History

Sarah Paris

£12.95 / $17.95

Publication: November 2023

64 pages; pb

228 × 178mm (7 × 9 in.)

978 1 78551 478 4

Dr Sarah Paris is a bioarchaeologist, currently working as a Senior Teaching Associate in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge and is an Associate Lecturer in Forensic Science at Anglia Ruskin University. She matriculated at St Catharine’s College in 2015, researching for a doctorate in Biological Anthropology.

Founded in 1473, St Catharine’s College – affectionately known as ‘Catz’ – is one of 31 self-governing colleges of the University of Cambridge, located in the heart of the city. This new history is published to mark its 550th anniversary and chronicles its rise from one of the university’s smallest colleges, through successive expansions, including major twentiethcentury building programmes. Today it is a welcoming, thriving and vibrant academic community of about a thousand students, Fellows and staff.

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Gifts and Discoveries: The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge

96 pages; pb

228 × 178 mm

978 1 85759 715 8 £12.95 / $24.95

Between Two Worlds: An Architectural History of Emmanuel College, Cambridge 184 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm

978 1 78551 078 6

£29.95 / $39.95

DIRECTOR’S CHOICE

This successful series provides directors with the unique opportunity to reveal their personal insights into highlights from their own collections. While serving as an invaluable souvenir for visitors, the books are also published for the international market, thereby promoting each institution on a global platform.

Director’s Choice is a registered trademark of Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers.

Series format:

80 / 96 pages; pb or hb

190 × 165 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

Katherine

The Royal

Gulbenkian

Lisbon

António Filipe

Pimentel

£9.95 / $14.95

Publication:

August

Swiss National Museum

Denise Tonella

£9.95 / $14.95

Publication:

June 2023

80 pages; pb

978 1 78551 423 4

Also available in a Portuguese edition

Also available in French, Italian and German editions

António Filipe Pimentel has been the Director of the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum since January 2021. In 2009/10, he took on the role of Director of the Grão Vasco Museum, in Viseu, and between 2010 and 2019 he was Director of the National Museum of Ancient Art (Lisbon), as well as being Deputy General Director for Cultural Heritage.

Flint Institute of Arts

Tracee Glab £9.95 / $14.95

Publication:

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Denise Tonella grew up in the Italian-speaking Canton of Ticino. She studied history and cultural studies at the University of Basel and went on to study film direction and production in Zurich and Munich. From 2014 to 2021 she worked as curator and managed numerous exhibitions. She regularly teaches at universities and acts as an expert on many specialist committees. Since 2021 she has been the Director of the Swiss National Museum.

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Also available in a Czech edition

Radka Krejčí is the Parish Corporate Department Director of The Roman Catholic Parish of Kutná Hora – Sedlec, which manages the Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary and the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady. Since 2018, she has been looking after churches in Sedlec and elsewhere with energy, humility and love.

Tracee Glab is the Executive Director at the Flint Institute of Arts in Flint, Michigan. Her museum experience includes overseeing more than 100 exhibitions and more than 15 publications as the FIA’s Curator of Collections and Exhibitions. Prior to Flint, she worked for 10 years at the Detroit Institute of Arts in various departments.

Chau Chak Wing Museum

University of Sydney

978 1 78551 113 4

£9.95 / $14.95

The Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust

978 1 78551 419 7

£9.95 / $14.95

Telfair Museums

978 1 78551 315 2

£9.95 / $14.95

Mathieson became Director of The Royal Institution in 2022. She has worked in the field of science engagement for over 20 years.

ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL ST ALBANS CATHEDRAL

Artists’ Corner of St Paul’s Cathedral

Simon Carter

£10 / $12

Publication: February 2023

95 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

978 1 78551 445 6

Simon Carter is Head of Collections at St Paul’s Cathedral where he is responsible for the management of the Cathedral’s historic collections, including access and engagement, conservation, documentation and development of the library, archives and object collections.

Artists’ Corner in St Paul’s Cathedral is the final resting place for some of the greatest artists working in the United Kingdom, including Turner, Leighton and Millais. British painters of the nineteenth century are shoulder to shoulder with artists from America and Continental Europe who made Britain their home and helped to shape national taste. All of the painters and sculptors memorialised in Artists’ Corner are brought together in this guide, with references to some of their master works which chart a trajectory from history painting to the arrival of impressionism and abstraction in the twentieth century.

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Hereford Cathedral

£7 / $8

Publication: March 2023

40 pages; pb

250 × 210 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

978 1 78551 5244 8

Hereford Cathedral, with its origins in the seventh century, is one of the oldest cathedral foundations in England and retains a warmth and intimacy all its own. Its two patron saints, the martyred Saxon King Ethelbert and the Norman Bishop Thomas Cantilupe, brought medieval pilgrims and their votive offerings, greatly increasing the cathedral’s revenues. This richly illustrated guide offers a readable and informative introduction to the buildings, treasures and history of one of England’s lesser-known cathedrals.

St Albans Cathedral: Souvenir Guide

£6.95 / $7.95

Publication: February 2023

64 pages; pb

240 × 165 mm (6.5 × 9.4 in.)

978 1 78551 261 2

The death of Alban, a Romano-British citizen, in around AD 300 inspired the construction of a church at the site of his martyrdom. The Saxon monastery founded on this site was rebuilt by the Normans to give the huge Romanesque abbey church we see today. This beautifully illustrated souvenir guide introduces the visitor to the inspiring story of St Alban and the richly impressive building that continues to celebrate him today.

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Treasures of Christ Church Cathedral Dublin

£9.95 / $14.95

Publication: March 2023

48 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm (6.5 × 7.5 in.)

978 1 78551 101 9

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL DUBLIN

From Viking boxes to medieval manuscripts, mummified animals to elaborate stone carvings, Christ Church has been the repository for an astonishing array of objects over the centuries, connecting us to the cathedral’s past in a direct and tangible way. They remind us of the cathedral’s extensive communications network, with Europe and beyond; the centuries of skilled craftsmanship that contributed to the creation of the cathedral; and the many different people who have passed through this extraordinary place. This beautiful and accessible volume provides an eye-catching introduction to the cathedral’s 1000-year history.

Who once escaped over the frozen River Thames? Which king learnt to scuba dive? Who banned all sport, entertainment and even Christmas? In this souvenir family guide, aimed at ages 7–11, you’ll discover the real lives of our kings and queens from William the Conqueror to King Charles III. As well as original colour illustrations and stunning images of treasures from the Royal Collection, there are loads of fascinating facts, things to do and places to visit!

Kings and Queens: Real Stories!

Elizabeth Newbury, with illustrations by

Tim Archbold

£5.95 / $7

Publication: April 2023

48 pages; pb

246 × 189 mm (7.4 × 9.7 in.)

978 1 78551 455 5

Elizabeth Newbury is the author of many children’s history books, including The Queen’s Castle at Windsor: Fortress, Palace, Home published by Royal Collection Trust in association with Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd.

Art and Culture Development Foundation of the Republic of Uzbekistan Children’s Books

£12.95 / $17.95

Publication: November 2023

176 pages; hb 228 × 168 mm (6.6 × 9 in.)

Reading age: 8–12

Also available in Russian, Uzbek, French and Chinese editions

Combining primary and secondary sources, these books present accounts of the lives of great historical figures, recounted in their own (imagined) words. Published as part of an extensive programme promoting the rich cultural heritage of the Republic of Uzbekistan in collaboration with the Art and Culture Development Foundation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

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ART AND CULTURE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Ulugh Beg

Anuradha and Jane Ray

978 1 78551 484 5

Anuradha writes books for children in English and Nepali. Her works have been translated into many other languages including Gujarati, Kannada, Telugu, Danish and several local languages in South Africa.

Jane Ray has illustrated over 60 children’s books, working with authors such as Michael Rosen, Carol Ann Duffy, Jeanette Winterson, Dianne Hofmeyr and Kevin Crossley-Holland.

Sultan Ulugh Beg’s reputation as a mathematician, astronomer and man of wisdom is unchallenged, but he found the burden of rule troublesome. Born in 1394, he was the grandson of the great Timur (Tamerlane). Ulugh Beg’s passion was for astronomy, and he compiled the Zij-i Sultani (1437), considered one of the greatest early catalogues of stars. The last two years of his life saw him proclaimed Timurid Emperor.

Timur Mary Auld and Clémence Pollet

978 1 78551 511 8

Mary Auld is a writer of children’s information books, working over a broad range of subjects. She has been actively involved in music from an early age. Whether making music or writing children’s books, her aim is to share her enthusiasm and inspire readers.

Clémence Pollet is an acclaimed French illustrator. She has illustrated more than 30 children books that have sold internationally and have been translated in several languages. Her work is influenced by European and Oriental fine arts.

Timur (1336–1405) is one of the best-known Central Asian figures. Born in Transoxiana in modern-day Uzbekistan, Timur enjoyed a successful career of conquest and founded an empire and dynasty (the Timurids) as well as being a great patron of the arts. His almost ceaseless career of campaigning took him across Central Asia, Persia, Anatolia, Afghanistan and India, and he even had designs on invading China.

Al-Khwarizmi Daisy Bird and Darya Shnykina

978 1 78551 491 3

Daisy Bird worked in museum publishing for 20 years, but now writes full-time for both children and adults from her home in London’s Docklands, assisted by her two cats.

Darya Shnykina is a freelance illustrator born in Moscow, Russia. Although created using digital techniques, her artwork retains the charm of traditional materials and textures. Recent clients include The New Yorker, Google and Harper’s Magazine

Al-Khwarizmi (c.780–c.847) made immense contributions to geography, astronomy and, principally, mathematics. The most famous of his works is his treatise on algebra The Compendious Book on Calculation by Completion and Balancing (c.813–833). He was born in Khwarazm, a region that includes western Uzbekistan. He eventually moved to Baghdad, which had become a great centre of learning after the Muslim conquest of Persia in the 7th century.

The Queen’s Castle at Windsor: Fortress, Palace, Home

32 pages; pb

246 × 189 mm

978 1 78551

£6.95 / $9.95

215 5

The Story of Babur:

Prince, Emperor, Sage

176

978

Available in English, Uzbek and Russian editions, and, from 2023, French, German, Arabic, Chinese and Hindi

Chinese American: Exclusion/Inclusion

AIDS in New York: The First Five Years

Bruce Beasley: Sixty Year Retrospective

R. Luke DuBois: Now

Fast Fashion / Slow Art

Dangerous Women 78 pages; hb

178 × 178 mm

978 1 78551 119 6

/ $24.95

Toni Dove: Embodied Machines 128 pages; hb 286 × 229 mm 978 1 78551 118 9 £26 / $39.95

Dreaming Their Way: Australian Aboriginal Women Painters 160 pages; pb

× 230 mm 978 1 85759 442 3 £19.95 / $29.95

Goa and the Great Mughal

In God’s Mirror: The Theyyams of Malabar

Halim A. Flowers: Love is the Vaccine

pages; hb 305 × 305 mm 978 1 78551 427 2

/ $65

French Moderns: Monet to Matisse

1850–1950

pages; hb

× 254 mm 978 1 78551 072 4 £40 / $55

Icons: Portraits by Andy Gotts 240 pages; hb

295 × 245 mm

Stephen Wilson: Luscious Threads

Nature

Washi Transformed: New Expressions in Japanese Paper

Ancestors of Congo Square: African Art in the New Orleans Museum of Art

Anhui Museum 256 pages; pb

× 196 mm 978 1 85759 794 3

/ $30

Art Encounters: Selections from the Cornell Fine Arts Museum Collection

pages; pb 250 × 210 mm

978 1 78551 206 3 £22.50 / $29.95

The Art Garden: Wichita Art Museum

Art in Architecture: Building Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

/ $9.95

/ $9.95

The Art of the Cayman Islands: A Journey through the National Gallery Collection

BACKLIST: MUSEUM COLLECTIONS

The Art of the South 1890–2003: The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Art Collection

691 5 £20 / $35

Barber Institute of Fine Arts

The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge: Highlights

/

Bermuda National Gallery: An Introduction 80 pages; hb

× 216 mm 978 1 85759 817 9 £25 / $39.95

The Busch-Reisinger Museum: Harvard

Guide to Emperor Qinshihuang’s

/ $22.50

EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum The Irish and the World

Experience Oregon

72 pages; pb

228 × 152 mm

978 1 78551 276 6 £8.95 / $9.95

Fashion Museum: Treasures

56 pages; pb

210 × 220 mm

978 1 85759 553 6 £4.95 / $9.95

50 Masterpieces of Czech Fin de Siècle Art: From the Collections of The Gallery of West Bohemia in Pilsen

120 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm

978 1 78551 435 7

£12.95 / $19.95

Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum

256 pages; pb

303 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 344 0 £24.95 / $45

Folk Art from the American Museum in Britain

128 pages; pb

290 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 676 2 £19.95 / $35

American Art 64 pages; pb

229 × 254 mm

978 1 78551 056 4 £9.95 / $14.95

European Fans: The Untold Story

Building The Frick Collection: An Introduction to the House and its Collections

128 pages; hb

250 × 210 mm

978 1 85759 381 5 £14.95 / $24.95

Gemäldegalerie, Berlin: 50

Masterpieces

128 pages; pb

250 × 210 mm

978 1 85759 254 2

£12.95 / $24.95

Gifts and Discoveries: The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge

96 pages; pb

228 × 178 mm

978 1 85759 715 8 £12.95 / $24.95

Glass Flowers: Marvels of Art and Science at Harvard

144 pages; pb

222 × 222 mm

978 1 78551 224 7

£19.95 / $24.95

Gothic Ivories: Calouste Gulbenkian Museum

128 pages; hb

300 × 235 mm

978 1 78551 015 1 £25 / $35

The Guangxi Museum

256 pages; pb

274 × 196 mm

978 1 85759 952 7 £20 / $35

Otto Gutfreund: The Path to Cubism 240 pages; pb

248 × 197 mm

978 1 78551 432 6

£19.95 / $29.95

Frank Lloyd Wright’s

Henan Museum

256 pages; pb

274 × 196 mm

978 1 85759 633 5 £20 / $35

Jane

Treasures of Jewish Heritage: The Jewish Museum, London

20 Masterpieces at Mount Stuart: Paintings from the Bute Collection

64 pages; pb

190 × 135 mm

978 1 78551 304 6

£6.95 / $9.95

The Lobkowicz Collections Music Series: Highlights

80 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm

978 1 78551 278 0

£9.95 / $14.95

Lobkowicz Collections

The Lod Mosaic: A Spectacular Roman Mosaic Floor

pages; hb

210 × 250 mm

978 1 85759 970 1 £19.95 / $29.95

pb (museum only):

978 1 85759 986 2 $19.95

Our World

pages; hb

Monsoon Traders: The Maritime World of the East India Company

Masterpieces of the Wallace Collection

260 pages; pb

248 × 197 mm

978 1 78551 277 3

£16.95 / $19.95

Medicine: An Imperfect Science

240 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm

978 1 78551 210 0 £40 / $50

Meadows Museum: A Handbook of the Collections

316 pages; pb

228 × 152 mm

978 1 78551 314 5 £19.95 / $24.95

Modern Art at the Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich

Modern British Art at Pallant House Gallery 144 pages; pb

250 × 210 mm

978 1 85759 331 0 £14.95 / $29.95

MUDE: Design and Fashion Museum

128 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm

978 1 85759 841 4

£12.95 / $19.95

Edvard Munch at the Munch Museum

128 pages; pb

274 × 196 mm

978 1 85759 997 8

£12.95 / $24.95

Nanjing Museum

256 pages; pb

274 × 196 mm

978 1 85759 863 6 £20 / $30

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Map and Guide

64 pages; pb

228 × 152 mm

978 1 85759 904 6 £4.95 / $7.95

National Gallery of Art, Washington: Map and Guide

64 pages; pb

228 × 152 mm

978 1 85759 253 5 $5.95

National Gallery of Art, Washington: A World of Art 224 pages

/ $29.95

The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman: The Building and Collections

Diego Rivera

8 pages; 4-fold

172 × 120 mm

978 1 85759 433 1 £6.95 / $9.95

From Rodin to Plensa: Modern Sculpture at the Meadows Museum

168 pages; hb

305 × 235 mm

978 1 78551 105 9 £35 / $55

Roman Art: A Guide through The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Collection

City: Craft, Commerce and Curiosity in London

Sea Creatures in Glass: The Blaschka Marine Animals at Harvard

Sculpture of Les Animaliers 1900–1950

376 pages; hb

305 × 240 mm

978 1 78551 265 0 £60 / $75

Shandong Provincial Museum

The Stained Glass Museum: Highlights from the Collection 72 pages; pb 240 × 172 mm

978 1 78551 059 5 £6.50 / $7.95

Stano Filko: Universal Environment

224 pages; pb 250 × 210 mm

978 1 78551 358 9 £19.95 / $29.95

Suzhou Museum 96 pages; pb

297 × 190 mm

978 7 80017 881 8 £9.95 / $19.95

Swinging Away: How Cricket and Baseball Connect 192 pages; pb

248 × 200 mm

978 1 85759 644 1 £20 / $35

The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden 192 pages; hb

305 × 248 mm

978 1 85759 739 4

/ $49.95

Temple of Invention: History of a National Landmark 112 pages; pb 222 × 230 mm 978 1 85759 385 3

/ $19.95

Triumph and Taste: Peter Paul Rubens at the Ringling Museum of Art 128 pages; pb 222 × 222 mm 978 1 85759 712 7

Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection

Abbey Library of St Gallen

978 1 78551 378 7 £9.95 / $12.95

Alte and Neue Pinakothek Munich

978 1 78551 089 2 £9.95 / $14.95

N.C.

336 7 £9.95 / $14.95

The Barber Institute of Fine Arts

978 1 85759 772 1

Benaki Museum

96 pages

978 1 78551 348 0 £12.95 / $19.95

The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum

978 1 85759 713 4 £9.95 / $14.95

Cambridge University Botanic Garden 978 1 78551 285

£9.95 / $14.95

Carnegie Museum of Art

978 1 85759 653 3 £9.95 / $14.95

Cathedrals of the Church of England 96 pages 978 1 85759 940 4 £12.95 / $19.95

Cathedral Treasures of England and Wales: Deans’ Choice 112 pages 978 1 78551 453 1 £14.95 / $19.95

Chatsworth 978 1 85759 839 1 £9.95 / $14.95

Chau Chak Wing Museum, University of Sydney 978 1 78551 113 4 £9.95 / $14.95

The Cleveland Museum of Art 978 1 85759 784 4

Dulwich Picture Gallery, London

1 85759 584 0

The Frick Collection 978 1 85759 969 5 £9.95 / $14.95

BACKLIST: WALKING GUIDES

Croome: A Creation of Genius

BACKLIST: HERITAGE

HMS Warrior, 1860

The Canterbury Tales: Illustrated Prologue 64 pages; hb

Dumfries

The

Hever Castle Book of Hours notebook

From Poland with Music: 100 Years of Polish Composers Abroad (1918–2018)

BACKLIST: HIGHLIGHTS GUIDES

The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman: Highlights

St Cecilia’s Hall Concert Room & Music Museum: Museum Highlights

The Salisbury Museum Illustrated 64 pages; pb 190 × 165 mm

Three Centuries of English Freemasonry

/ $14.95

/ $14.95

Saint Thomas Becket 40 pages; pb

210 × 148 mm

978 1 85759 622 9 £4.99

The Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Norwich 32 pages; pb 240 × 172 mm

978 1 85759 834 6

St Michael’s Coventry: The Rise and Fall of the Old Cathedral 128 pages; pb 270 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 929 9 £19.95 / $29.95

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin 32 pages; pb

297 × 190 mm

978 1 85759 965 7 £5

St Paul’s Cathedral: 1400 Years at the Heart of London 144 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 802 5 £25 / $39.95

pb (on site only):

978 1 85759 807 0

St Albans Cathedral Wall Paintings 80 pages; pb

250 × 210 mm

978 1 78551 177 6 £10 / $15

978 1 85759 428 7

£8.95 / $14.95

The Chapel of St John the Baptist in the Church of São Roque: the commission, the building, the collection 176 pages; pb

280 × 200 mm

978 1 78551 103 5 £25 / $34.95

Salisbury Cathedral: The Making of a Medieval Masterpiece

Church of Santa Engrácia, National Pantheon

Christian Martyrs of the Twentieth Century (Westminster Abbey)

12 pages; pb

240 × 170 mm

978 1 85759 921 3

£2.95

The Gardens of Westminster Abbey

48 pages; pb

210 × 220 mm

978 1 78551 130 1

£7.95 / $8.95

Glimpses of Eternity: Watercolours of Westminster Abbey

44 pages; pb

240 × 240 mm

978 1 78551 170 7

£8.95 / $9.95

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries, Westminster Abbey

64 pages; pb

250 × 210 mm

978 1 78551 131 8

The Queen’s Window by David Hockney: Westminster Abbey 48 pages; pb

× 152 mm 978 1 78551 237 7 £6.95 / $7.95 Winchester Cathedral:

BACKLIST: LIBRARIES AND MANUSCRIPTS

£9.95 / $12.95

Chawton House Library

pages; pb 190 × 165 mm

978 1 78551 036 6 £6.95 / $9.95

The Chester Beatty Library, Dublin Castle

Chinese Romance from a Japanese Brush: Kano Sansetsu’s Chōgonka Scrolls in the Chester Beatty Library 192 pages; pb 303 × 240 mm 978 1 85759 597 0

500 Years: Treasures from the Library of Corpus Christi College, Oxford 64 pages; pb 228 × 152 mm

978 1 78551 087 8 £14.95 / $19.95

The Huntington Library: Treasures from Ten Centuries

160 pages; hb

270 × 205 mm

978 1 85759 334 1

£24.95 / $34.95

Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art

80 pages; pb

228 × 152 mm

978 1 85759 917 6

£9.95 / $14.95

Ingenious Impressions: Fifteenth-century Printed Books from the University of Glasgow Library

80 pages; pb

190 × 165 mm

978 1 85759 926 8

£12.95 / $19.95

Islam: Faith, Art, Culture: Manuscripts of the Chester Beatty Library

256 pages; pb

303 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 512 3

£29.95 / $60

Lambeth Palace Library

176 pages; hb

270 × 230 mm

978 1 85759 627 4

£35 / $60

Leonardo da Vinci: The Codex Leicester

112 pages; pb

297 × 190 mm

978 1 85759 502 4

£14.95 / $29.95

The Library of Congress: An Architectural Alphabet

64 pages; pb

230 × 230 mm

978 1 85759 673 1

£5.95 / $9.95

Treasures from Lord Fairhaven’s Library

at Anglesey Abbey

160 pages; pb

270 × 230 mm

978 1 85759 826 1

£19.95 / $29.95

The Morgan Library

Chetham’s Library

The Nation’s Library: The Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

160 pages; pb

229 × 150 mm

978 1 85759 672

/ $14.95

The New York Public Library: A Universe of Knowledge

144 pages; pb

229 × 150 mm

978 1 85759 234 4

£12.95 / $19.95

On These Walls: Inscriptions & Quotations in the Library of Congress

128 pages; pb

254 × 228 mm

978 1 85759 545 1

£10.95 / $19.95

Art at the Table: The Lotos Club State Dinner Tradition

204 pages; hb

254 × 330 mm

978 1 78551 232 2 £39.95 / $60

BACKLIST: SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Stowe House: Saving an Architectural

The British as Art Collectors

352 pages; hb

290 × 230 mm

978 1 85759 749 3

£60 / $100

Elizabeth Revealed:

500 facts about The Queen and her world

160 pages; hb

256 × 212 mm

978 1 78551 181 3

£19.95 / $30

First: 100 Years of Women in Law

160 pages; pb

234 × 156 mm

978 1 78551 256 8 £19.95 / $25

Foundations of a Collection: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts

160 pages; pb

248 × 200 mm

978 1 85759 814 8 £16.95 / $25

In Her Words: Women lawyers from around the world share their hopes for the future 80 pages; pb

234 × 156 mm

978 1 78551 361 9 £12.95 / $15.95

Kin, People or Nation?

On European Political Identities

184 pages; pb/hb

216 × 138 mm

978 1 78551 374 9 £16.95 / $22.50

Lions of the North: The Percys & Alnwick Castle, A Thousand Years of History

176 pages; pb

270 × 230 mm

978 1 78551 129 5 £20 / $29.95

London 1000 Years: Treasures from the Collections of the City of London

160 pages; hb

280 × 240 mm

978 1 85759 699 1 £35 / $65

Philanthropy and the Health of Society: Lectures for the Wolfson Foundation’s 60th Anniversary

80 pages; pb

228 × 178 mm

978 1 78551 076 2

A Portrait of Lord’s: 200 Years of Cricket History

288 pages; hb

248 × 200 mm

978 1 85759 829 2 £35 / $55

The Red Dean of Canterbury

352 pages; hb

234 × 156 mm

978 1 85759 736 3 £16.95 / $29.95