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Nature’s Table REFINED RECIPES FROM AN ALPINE CHALET EMMANUEL RENAUT AND ISABELLE HINTZY PHOTOGRAPHY BY FRANCIS HAMMOND
Chef Emmanuel Renaut shares fifty exquisite recipes from his triple-Michelin-starred kitchen. Drawing on the exceptional bounty of the surrounding forest, meadows, and bubbling mineral streams, renowned chef Renaut shares fifty signature recipes that showcase fresh, local ingredients. Choose from roasted lamb or monkfish and pike with shallots; bleu cheese and onion soup or truffle polenta; Jerusalem artichokes or porcini mushroom brioche; blueberry biscuit soufflé or chestnut-hazelnut tarts: each recipe has been handcrafted with exquisite care and is therefore ideal for elegant entertaining. Emmanuel Renaut opened the Flocons de Sel restaurant in 1998 and earned his third Michelin star in 2012. He also holds the prestigious distinction of Meilleur Ouvrier de France. Isabelle Hintzy is a freelance journalist and stylist who has worked with numerous magazines and published a number of cookbooks in French. Francis Hammond ’s photographs appeared in Historic Houses of Paris (2010) and Versailles: A Private Invitation (2011). FOOD AND WINE 256 pages, 11 x 11” 250 color and b/w illustrations HC w/jacket: 978-2-08-020158-4 $55.00 Can: $55.00 March 18, 2014 Rights: US/Canada, Latin America FLAMMARION
Typography and Graphic Design OLD FAVORITE, NEW PRICE DESIGN 432 pages, 96 x 115” 850 color and b/w illustrations HC w/jacket: 978-2-08-030523-7 Previously: $75.00 NOW: $24.95 Can: $24.95 March 4, 2014 Rights: US/Canada, Latin America FLAMMARION
FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE PRESENT ROXANE JUBERT
An award-winning study of how visual communication has changed our perception of the world. This wide-ranging study places graphic design and typography in their artistic, technical, sociopolitical, and economic contexts. The history and evolution of graphic design and typography are studied in conjunction, from posters and notices to logos, font sets, page design, and signposting, demonstrating their influence in every area of our daily lives. Roxane Jubert is an art historian. She received the André Ferran prize of the Académie de Toulouse in 2005 for the research compiled in this book.