Phaidon New Titles Winter/Spring 2019 Phaidon New Titles Winter/Spring 2019

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Interior Design General Interest

Interiors: The Greatest Rooms of the Century 6 Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design 78 Sun and Moon 80

Architecture Photography Houses: Extraordinary Living 10 Ruin and Redemption in Architecture 12 Martin Parr: Only Human 82 Snøhetta: Collective Intuition 14 Steve McCurry: Brick, Mini Format 16 The Unguarded Moment, New in Paperback 84 Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture 18 Le Corbusier Le Grand, New in Paperback 20 Travel

Art Wallpaper* City Guides 86

Vitamin T: Threads & Textiles in Contemporary Art 22 Art & Queer Culture, New Edition 24 Children’s Books Harland Miller: In Shadows I Boogie 26 Francis Alÿs, Revised & Expanded Edition 28 Lenny the Lobster Can’t Stay for Dinner 90 Elmgreen & Dragset 30 Book of Flight: Daan Roosegaarde 32 10 Record-Breaking Animals with Wings 92 Nari Ward: We the People 34 My Art Book of Sleep 94 Appearance Stripped Bare: Desire and the Object in the United Tastes of America: An Atlas of Food Facts Work of Marcel Duchamp and Jeff Koons, Even 36 & Recipes from Every State 96 Exotic: A Fetish for the Foreign 38 Side by Side: A Celebration of Dads 98 30,000 Years of Art, New Edition, Mini Format 40 Can You Eat? 100 Jackson Pollock Splashed Paint and Wasn’t Sorry 102 Art This Way 104 Fashion Emile 106 My First Cookbooks: Issues: A History of Photography in Fashion Magazines 42 Pancakes, Pizza, Tacos, and Cookies! 108 Marc Jacobs Illustrated 44

Late Editions Design Thierry Mugler 112 nendo 46 Memoria 114 Bertoia: The Metalworker 48 Coffee Sapiens 116 Herman Miller: A Way of Living 50 Bubbletecture: Inflatable Architecture and Design 52 Recently Published

Food & Cooking Fall 18 118

Breakfast: The Cookbook 54 The Turkish Cookbook 58 How to Order Tu Casa Mi Casa: Mexican Recipes for the Home Cook 60 The Garden Chef: Recipes and Stories How to Order 126 from Plant to Plate 62 Wildness: An Ode to Newfoundland and Labrador 64 A Work in Progress: A Journal 66 The Greek Vegetarian Cookbook 68 Simple & Classic: 123 Step-by-Step Recipes 70 Raw: Recipes for a Modern Vegetarian Lifestyle, New in Paperback 72 The Book of Tapas, Back in Print 74 The Lebanese Cookbook, Back in Print 76

phaidon.com Celebrating the Best of Fall 2018

1 Animal: Exploring the 2 The Nordic Baking Book 3 Annie Leibovitz at Work Zoological World

290 × 250 mm 270 × 180 mm 240 × 183 mm 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches 7 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches 7¼ × 9½ inches 352 pp 576 pp 260 pp 300 col and b&w illus. 140 col and b&w illus. 120 col and b&w illus. Hardback Hardback Hardback

978 0 7148 7681 8 978 0 7148 7684 9 978 0 7148 7829 4

£ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ 59.95 US $ 49.95 US $ 49.95 US € 49.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR € 45.00 EUR $ 79.95 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 79.95 AUS $ 59.95 AUS $ 79.95 AUS

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4 The Andy Warhol Catalogue 5 Lucian Freud 6 The German Cookbook Raisonné, Paintings 1976–1978

250 × 290 mm 353 × 273 mm 270 × 180 mm 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 10 ¾ × 13 ⅞ inches 7 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches 822 pp 616 pp 448 pp 1,497 col and b&w illus. 486 col illus. 119 col illus. Two HB volumes in a slipcase Two HB volumes in a slipcase Hardback

978 0 7148 7560 6 978 0 7148 7526 2 978 0 7148 7732 7

£ 500.00 UK £ 395.00 UK £ 29.95 UK $ 750.00 US $ 500.00 US $ 49.95 US € 625.00 EUR € 475.00 EUR € 39.95 EUR $ 975.00 CAN $ 650.00 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 1000.00 AUS $ 750.00 AUS $ 59.95 AUS

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7 Atlas of Brutalist Architecture 8 Drawing Architecture 9 Why The Face?

340 × 240 mm 290 × 250 mm 228 × 165 mm 9½ × 13⅜ inches 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches 6½ × 9 inches 560 pp 320 pp 32 pp 1,000 duotone illus. 285 col and b&w illus. Full col illus. throughout Hardback Hardback Board Book

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£ 100.00 UK £ 59.95 UK £ 9.95 UK $ 150.00 US $ 79.95 US $ 14.95 US € 125.00 EUR € 69.95 EUR € 12.95 EUR $ 195.00 CAN $ 105.00 CAN $ 19.95 CAN $ 175.00 AUS $ 120.00 AUS $ 19.95 AUS

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Interiors The Greatest Rooms of the Century Phaidon editors, with an introduction by William Norwich

A stunning collection of the best living spaces created and commissioned by the most influential people in interior design

Interiors: The Greatest Rooms of the Century Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Our fascination with other people’s ‘Let’s face it … when you’re 17, ‘It is in our nature to put a stamp on is the ultimate global celebration of residential - 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches houses isn’t just down to seeing how you dream of a summer romance. our surroundings, to leave an imprint interior design and decorating. With 400 rooms Features the ‘greats’ of interior design, such as 448 pp they express their individual tastes, When you’re 47 … you dream of a of our personality on our rooms 400 col illus. organized by designer from A– Z, the book goes Elsie de Wolfe, Billy Baldwin, and Colefax & Fowler, but how those places reflect the world summer home.’ – Marjorie Garber, and our houses. When this process beyond decorators, designers, and architects to alongside contemporary stars such as Anoushka HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7821- 8 around us today.’ – Anna Wintour, Sex and Real Estate has been imbued with heart, soul, highlight exquisite interiors designed by fashion Hempel, Kelly Hoppen, and Karim Rashid 978 0 7148 7821 8 editor-in-chief, Vogue US and emotion … the resulting creation designers, artists, style icons, and film stars who - exudes a joie de vivre that gives joy have made a unique contribution to the world of Fashion designer’s homes featured include those of ‘Decorating is how you create in a lifetime and sometimes long after.’ interior design. Covering work from the beginning Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace, Yves Saint Laurent, 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 2 1 8 memories.’ – Joseph Dirand, architect – Charlotte Moss, interior decorator of the twentieth century to the present day, Coco Chanel, Christian Dior, and Calvin Klein £ 59.95 UK and interior designer and author $ 79.95 US the book features everything from extraordinary € 69.95 EUR chateaux, stunning town houses, and luxury Artist’s and art collector’s homes include those of $ 105.00 CAN penthouses – to desert ranches, beach houses, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Donald Judd, Georgia $ 100.00 AUS and tiny jewel-like apartments in more than O’Keefe, Cy Twombly, and Peggy Guggenheim 25 countries. This is the essential inspirational Published Room: Inside The Art Book Peter Marino: May 2019 source book for design aficionados, anyone who Features stunning rooms designed or Contemporary Mini Format Art Architecture is interested in beautiful rooms, and for everyone commissioned by Jennifer Aniston, Meg Ryan, Interiors who cares about the spaces in which they live. Anjelica Houston, Madonna, Gloria Vanderbilt, - - - 978 0 7148 6744 1 978 0 7148 6796 0 978 0 7148 7128 8 - Nelson Rockefeller, and Jacqueline Kennedy ISBN: 978-0-7148-6744-1 William Norwich is a New York based interior design - £ 49.95 UK £ 7.95 UK £ISBN: 79.95 978-0-7148-7128- UK 8 $ 79.95 US $ 12.95 US $ 125.00 US and fashion editor and journalist formerly of Vogue An elegant and beautifully produced object and The New York Times. in its own right, with an exquisite blue velvet cover 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 4 4 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 2 8 8 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Interior Design 9 Houses Extraordinary Living Phaidon Editors

The world’s most innovative and influential architect-designed houses created since the early 20th century

Throughout history, houses have presented Includes countries and locations worldwide 245 × 210 mm ‘From Palladio’s Villa Capra to Frank ‘A house, Eileen Gray once wrote, is ‘A home should lift the spirits. The architects the world over with infinite that are famed for their houses, such as Australia 8 ¼ × 9 ⅝ inches Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, the one-off “not a machine to live in. It is the shell rudimentary purpose of a building is to opportunities to experiment with new methods and Japan, the Case Study Houses in Los 448 pp house has given countless architects of man – his extension, his release, provide shelter, but in the hands of the 400 col illus. and materials for domestic living. Houses: Angeles, New Canaan in Connecticut, and Fire the chance to explore and develop his spiritual emanation.”’ right architect, it can frame space and Extraordinary Living celebrates the incredible Island in New York HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7809-6 their art.’ – Architects’ Journal – New York Times capture light in a life-enhancing way.’ diversity and beauty of the house as never - 978 0 7148 7809 6 – The Modern House before, from Modernist icons to feats of Includes houses by the iconic architects ‘It’s always fascinating to ogle the technological, material, and spatial innovation of the twentieth century, including Le Corbusier, houses architects build for themselves, in the 21st century. Explore the creative Mies van der Rohe, and Marcel Breuer, as well 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 0 9 6 because they can take their visions all imaginations of hundreds of internationally as the very best of contemporary architects £ 39.95 UK the way.’ – Curbed $ 59.95 US renowned architects past and present, as well working around the world today, such as Tadao € 49.95 EUR as dozens of awe-inspiring houses by lesser- Ando, Grafton, and Steven Holl $ 79.95 CAN known and emerging talents. - $ 79.95 AUS Also available: - Something for everyone: Modernism, Key Selling Points Postmodernism, Brutalism, Regionalism, Published Elemental Living Living on Water Living in the Desert May 2019 - Deconstructvism, and International Style The 400 houses in this collection are organized - in curated pairings, with each entry featuring an The perfect gift for designers and architects, and - - - evocative image and an engaging description anyone interested in where – and how – people live 978 0 7148 7317 6 978 0 7148 7572 9 978 0 7148 7689 4 £ 29.95 UK £ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-7572- UK 9 £ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-7689- UK 4 $ISBN: 49.95 9780714873176 US $ 49.95 US $ 49.95 US

9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 5 7 2 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 6 8 9 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 3 1 7 6 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 11 Ruin and Redemption in Architecture Dan Barasch, with a foreword by Dylan Thuras

Lost, forgotten, reimagined, and transformed: the compelling beauty of abandoned, reinvented, and rescued architecture

This book captures the awe-inspiring drama Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm ‘The more advanced a society is, ‘There is no vacuum in the human ‘It has been said that, at its best, of abandoned, forgotten, and ruined spaces, - 8 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches the greater will be its interest in heart. Certain demolitions take place, preservation engages the past in as well as the extraordinary designs that This compelling book brings to life the fascinating 240 pp ruined things, for it will see in them and it is well that they do, but on a conversation with the present 310 col and b&w illus. can bring them back to life – demonstrating stories behind high-profile projects such as the High a redemptively sobering reminder the condition that they are followed over a mutual concern for the future.’ that reimagined, repurposed, and abandoned Line in New York, Tate Modern in London, the Prada HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7802-7 of the fragility of its own achievements.’ by reconstructions.’ – Victor Hugo – William Murtagh, first Keeper architecture has the beauty and power to campus in Milan, and Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town, 978 0 7148 7802 7 – Alain de Botton of the National Register of change lives, communities, and cities the world as well as extraordinary lesser-known abandoned – Historic Places over. The scale and diversity of abandoned and regenerated – spaces around the world ‘How will we know it’s us without buildings is shown through examples from - 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 0 2 7 our past?’ – John Steinbeck, all around the world, demonstrating the Iconic work from stars of the 20th century, including £ 39.95 UK The Grapes of Wrath $ 59.95 US extraordinary ingenuity of their transformation Marcel Breuer, Louis Sullivan, and Frank Lloyd € 49.95 EUR by some of the greatest architectural designers Wright – as well as extraordinary transformations by $ 79.95 CAN of the 20th and 21st centuries. such contemporary masters as Jean Nouvel, OMA, $ 79.95 AUS Also available: - Thomas Heatherwick, and Herzog & de Meuron Dan Barasch is cofounder of The Lowline, - Published March 2019 The High Line This Brutal World Drawing Architecture a project to transform a subterranean New York City Buildings included range from majestic Victorian trolley terminal into the world’s first underground gas holders, imposing railway stations, factories, ‘park’. Previously, Barasch held strategy, operations, World War II flak towers and bunkers to Gothic - - - marketing, and consulting roles for Google, the churches and belle époque theaters 978 0 7148 7100 4 978 0 7148 7108 0 978 0 7148 7715 0 Mayor of New York City, UNICEF, and the 9/11 - £ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7100- UK 4 £ 29.95 UK £ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-7715- UK 0 $ 75.00 US $ 49.95 US $ 79.95 US Survivors’ Fund in Washington DC. He lives in the With a foreword by Dylan Thuras, co-founder of Atlas East Village in New York City. Obscura, a guide to the world’s most obscure places 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 0 0 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 7 1 5 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 13 Snøhetta Collective Intuition Snøhetta

The first in-depth monograph on one of the most important contemporary architecture practices working today

With offices in Oslo, Innsbruck, San Francisco, Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm ‘Snøhetta has garnered international ‘Both the Times Square and the ‘Snøhetta is known for the boldness and New York, and projects all over the world, - 8 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches acclaim for its forward-thinking Oslo Opera [House] projects are of its designs, and its ability to create Snøhetta’s architecture, landscape, interior, and The first book on this groundbreaking, much-talked- 256 pp buildings that follow no set aesthetic attempts to use architecture to alter “iconic” contemporary forms.’ 250 col and b&w illus. branding design projects are created across about, and much-admired architectural firm – just one result of its highly a city’s relationship to itself. Both also – Philip Kennicott, Washington Post political boundaries, at all scales, and are - HardcoverISBN: 978-0-7148-7717- 4 collaborative approach to design.’ depend on successfully managing fundamentally concerned with the unique Organized into three chapters – Integration of 978 0 7148 7717 4 – Eric Allen, Architectural Digest the complex psychology of public ‘The partnership has flouted interactions between people and places. Disciplines, Political Space, and Generosity and space – a Snøhetta specialty.’ architectural norms to become one Through stunning imagery and evocative Collective Ownership – the book is the perfect – David Owen, The New Yorker of the world’s most sought-after firms.’ narrative text, this book showcases expression of the firm’s values and how it has 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 7 1 7 4 – Wall Street Journal 24 exceptional projects – including the 9/11 evolved over its 30-year history £ 59.95 UK $ 79.95 US Memorial & Museum Pavilion and the Oslo - € 69.95 EUR Opera House – which, together, illustrate Showcases some of the most recognized and $ 105.00 CAN Snøhetta’s boundary-pushing and highly acclaimed works of architecture in recent years, $ 120.00 AUS Also available: collaborative approach to design. including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - expansion, the pedestrianization of Times Square, Published March 2019 Snarkitecture Steven Holl Selldorf Architects Snøhetta was established in 1989 by Craig Dykers New York, and the Oslo Opera House and Kjetil Trædal Thorsen. The only company - to have twice won the World Architecture Award for Features conversations with Hans-Ulrich Obrist and - - - Best Cultural Building, Snøhetta has since grown Gaute Brochmann, lending depth and focus 978 0 7148 7606 1 978 0 7148 7021 2 978 0 7148 7117 2 to become one of the most important architecture - £49.95 UK £59.95 UK £49.95 UK $59.95 US $95.00 US $79.95 US practices in operation today. The firm’s work spans An illustrated chronology and detailed architectural multiple disciplines. drawings provide deeper insight

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 15 Brick, Mini Format William Hall

An unrivalled exploration of the world’s most surprising and inspiring brick architecture – in a stylish, compact new format

In this reimagined and easy-to-use size, Key Selling Points 163 × 123 mm Praise for the original edition: ‘Never underestimate the beauty ‘Phaidon’s recently released book Brick Brick takes a fresh look at one of the world’s - 4 ⅞ × 6 ⅜ inches of brick. Give brick a second look.’ sees the oldest man-made building most familiar and popular building materials. This new edition of a much-loved book is the latest 368 pp ‘Brick is a glorious, surprising, and – Diane Keaton, Porter material with fresh eyes. Brilliant 168 col & b&w illus. Presenting 180 diverse and fascinating addition to Phaidon’s most successful architecture moving account of this, the first photography is accompanied by concise examples, from the Ziggurat of Ur dating from series – with all of the extraordinary and insightful HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7855-3 building material. It is a record of ‘In striking photographs and lucid captions noting the design direction, 2100 bc to modern and contemporary content of the original edition, in a tactile new 978 0 7148 7855 3 the depth of imagination that has text, Brick convincingly demonstrates date of construction, and architect or masterpieces by Mies van der Rohe and Kazuyo format, now available at a very affordable price been invested in clay over millennia the material’s amazing range and designer involved, allowing the reader to Sejima, Brick beautifully illustrates how this - and I loved it.’ – Edmund de Waal possibility.’ – Elle Decor closely study each image.’ – Selectism humble material has been an architectural The best brick architecture, from ancient times 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 5 5 3 staple for centuries. to the present day, featuring contributions by both £ 14.95 UK $ 19.95 US - celebrated and lesser-known architects € 19.95 EUR William Hall runs his own design practice in - $ 27.95 CAN London, working with clients such as Calvin Klein, Each project is beautifully illustrated over $ 29.95 AUS Also available: MoMA and Tate. Hall is the author of Concrete and double-page spreads and is accompanied by Wood, also published by Phaidon. an engaging and informative extended caption Published January 2019 Brick Concrete Destination - Mini Format Architecture Textured covers enhance the tactile experience of enjoying each book in this series - - - - 978 0 7148 6881 3 978 0 7148 7515 6 978 0 7148 7535 4 ISBN: 978-0-7148-75156 Now available in a new mini-format edition, £ 29.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £ISBN: 19.95 978-0-7148-7535- UK 4 $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6881- US 3 $ 19.95 US $ 29.95 US perfect for gift-giving, that sits beautifully alongside its sister volume in this format, Concrete

9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 8 1 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 5 1 5 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 5 3 5 4 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 17 Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture Architizer

A spectacular celebration of the most inspiring contemporary architecture from around the globe

The Architizer A+Awards represent a celebration Architizer is the leading online resource for 290 × 250 mm ‘What architects do shapes every space ‘ The Architizer A+Awards are catalysts ‘One of the great beauties of of the year’s best architecture and products architecture. Through its vast building database, 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches and every place where people spend for discussing different approaches architecture is that each time, it is from a group of influencers bigger than just the daily content, ‘Source’ marketplace, and 280 pp their lives, so we created the A+Awards to architecture and design … they can like life starting all over again.’ 500 col illus. architectural community. Entries are judged by A+Awards, it is revolutionizing the way architects to remind the world how important have a transformational effect.’ – Renzo Piano more than 400 luminaries from fields as diverse connect with building-product manufacturers HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7870- 6 architecture is.’ – Marc Kushner, – Carlo Ratti, Ratti Associati as fashion, publishing, product design, real- and the world beyond. 978 0 7148 7870 6 Founder, Architizer ‘Good architecture should be the estate development, and technology, and voted ‘The Architizer A+Awards … one of the building on the other side of your on by the public, culminating in a collection of Key Selling Points ‘ Architizer, the architecture community world’s leading and most recognized street; it should be the school where the world’s finest buildings. This year, the - 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 7 0 6 of the future.’ – David Benjamin, architectural awards.’ – Essential Home you drop off your kids.’ celebration is going global. In lieu of an awards Presenting the year’s most inspiring architecture £ 59.95 UK The Living – David Chipperfield $ 79.95 US ‘[The Architizer A+Awards] bring the gala, the architects’ work is honored via this from around the globe € 69.95 EUR fully illustrated book, a podcast, and the largest - $ 105.00 CAN ‘Known as the largest awards program spaces that are shaping our world to ‘Architecture should speak of its time online architecture community on the planet. More than 100 of the best architectural projects $ 120.00 AUS celebrating architecture and products, the forefront of the public imagination.’ and place, but yearn for timelessness.’ Featuring select A+Award winners and other in 2018, representing all forms of architecture the Architizer A+Awards function as – Canadian Architect – Frank Gehry works, this is the definitive guide to the year’s - Published a curated selection of some of the best best buildings and spaces. Chosen by a jury of 400 experts and endorsed by March 2019 names in the architectural community.’ hundreds of thousands of public votes online – LiveFAST - Project-by-project descriptions highlight the ways in which each building thrives and tackles the many challenges facing contemporary architects

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 19 Le Corbusier Le Grand, New in Paperback Jean-Louis Cohen, Tim Benton

A spectacular visual biography of the life and work of Le Corbusier – one of the twentieth century’s most influential architects

A decade after its first publication, the Key Selling Points 290 × 221 mm ‘The man who designed the 20th ‘Formidable and wide-ranging … ‘The impact of all the illustrations bestselling monograph Le Corbusier Le Grand - 8 ¾ × 11 ⅜ inches century – [Le Corbusier] arguably had Le Corbusier Le Grand is a feast … is undoubtedly fascinating – a real is finally available in a new paperback edition. A spectacular visual biography of the life and 864 pp more of an influence on the form of the Every page is dense with ideas … joy … to browse through – conveys 2,000 col and b&w illus. Documenting the life and work of one of the work of Le Corbusier (1887–1965), one modern world than any other architect … A sourcebook for the modern world.’ the experience of a day at a really well- giants of twentieth-century architecture and of Modernism’s most influential architects, Paperback You couldn’t make a book like this – Jonathan Meades, New Statesman organized archive.’ – Building Design design, the book presents an array of sketches, urban planners, and theorists 978 0 7148 7910 9 about just any architect. Beyond the photographs, and correspondence, charting - architecture, it reveals a great deal the vast and varied output of Le Corbusier, Approximately 2,000 images and documents, about the man himself. It all points to an artist who continues to fascinate those inside many unpublished before Phaidon’s first edition, a life lived enviably fully.’ – Guardian and outside the architectural world. feature his major built works, urban plans, paintings, £ 39.95 UK $ 59.95 US - publications, and furniture as well as sketches, € 49.95 EUR Jean-Louis Cohen is undoubtedly France’s most photographs, and personal correspondence $ 79.95 CAN authoritative and knowledgeable historian of - $ 79.95 AUS Also available: twentieth-century architecture and urbanism. Rarely seen photographs and correspondence He divides his time between Paris and New York, shed new light on Le Corbusier’s relationships Published February 2019 Le Corbusier Le Grand Le Corbusier: The Future where he is the Sheldon H. Solow Professor in with Josephine Baker, Eileen Gray, Fernand Léger, Ideas & Forms of Architecture the History of Architecture at the Institute of Fine Pablo Picasso, Jean Prouvé, and many others New Edition Since 1889 Arts of NYU University. - - - - Tim Benton, a highly regarded Le Corbusier With an introductory essay by Jean-Louis Cohen 978 0 7148 4668 2 978 0 7148 6894 3 978 0 7148 7319 0 ISBN: 9780714846682 ISBN: 978-0-7148-6894-3 scholar, is Professor Emeritus in the history of art and chapter introductions by Tim Benton £ 100.00 UK £ 100.00 UK £ 29.95 UK $ 200.00 US $ 150.00 US $ 44.95 US for the Open University, Milton Keynes, England. - Available for the first time in a new paperback format 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 6 6 8 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 9 4 3 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Architecture 21 Vitamin T: Threads & Textiles in Contemporary Art Phaidon Editors, with an introduction by Jenelle Porter

A global survey of more than 100 artists, chosen by art-world professionals for their work with threads, stitching, and textiles

Celebrating tapestry, embroidery, stitching, Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Textile art … has undergone ‘This strong showing [at Art Basel] ‘In recent years fibre art has become textiles, knitting, and knotting as used by visual - 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches a renaissance over the past century, reflects a current fascination with a source of inspiration for a new artists worldwide, Vitamin T is the latest in the The critically acclaimed, highly coveted 304 pp as artists have pushed the boundaries textile among both contemporary generation of artists and curators.’ 520 col illus. celebrated series in which leading curators, Vitamin art-book series uses a proven formula: of what can be considered a artists and collectors. Tapestries, – Tate critics, and art professionals nominate living professional experts nominating artists working HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7661- 0 textile, as well as how a textile can especially, are back in fashion.’ artists for inclusion. As boundaries between art in a particular medium 97 80 7148 7661 0 be considered art.’ – Artsy – Financial Times ‘The tide is turning, with a growing and craft have blurred, artists have increasingly - appreciation of textile art. And prices embraced these materials and methods, with More than 280,000 copies have sold across ‘Forget dusty old wall-hangings – are beginning to reflect this.’ – ‘How the resulting works being coveted by collectors the series since Vitamin P: New Perspectives 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 6 6 1 0 tapestry has become the coolest art to Spend It’, Financial Times and exhibited in museums worldwide. Vitamin T in Painting was published in 2002 £ 49.95 UK form around.’ – Independent $ 75.00 US is a vibrant and incredibly timely survey – the - € 59.95 EUR first of its kind. Profiles more than 100 leading artists nominated $ 100.00 CAN - by international curators and critics $ 100.00 AUS Also available: Jenelle Porter was formerly senior curator at - ICA Boston and curator at ICA Philadelphia and A newly commissioned short text about each artist Published April 2019 Vitamin C: Vitamin P3: Patterns: Inside the is author of numerous publications and essays accompanies illustrations of his or her latest work Clay & Ceramic in New Perspectives Design Library on contemporary art and craft. - Contemporary Art in Painting Artists featured include: Phyllida Barlow, Mona Introductory essay on the wider context of the - - - Hatoum, Oscar Murillo, Ernesto Neto, Grayson medium in art, authored by an expert American 978 0 7148 7460 9 978 0 7148 7145 5 978 0 7148 7166 0 ISBN: 9780714871455 Perry, Michael Raedecker, Yinka Shonibare, curator of textile art, Jenelle Porter £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7166- UK 0 $ISBN: 69.95 978-0-7148-7460- US 9 $ 69.95 US $ 79.95 US Do-Ho Suh, Rosemarie Trockel, and Andrea Zittel. - Vital purchase for collectors of contemporary art

9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 4 6 0 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 4 5 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 6 6 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 23 Art & Queer Culture, New Edition Catherine Lord and Richard Meyer

A revised, updated edition of the acclaimed historical overview of Queer art – available for the first time in paperback

Art & Queer Culture is an unprecedented survey Key Selling Points 232 × 171 mm Praise for the original edition: ‘A comprehensive historical overview ‘Brilliant … A gorgeous coffee-table of visual art and alternative sexualities from the - 6 ¾ × 9 ⅛ inches of Queer Art … Chock-full of photos, book that showcases Queer culture late nineteenth century to the present. A group A fully updated new edition of this critically 304 pp ‘Big, Queer, complex, and sumptuously drawings, posters, texts, and more, from nightclubs to high art … 300 col and b&w illus. of new contributors – themselves gay, lesbian, acclaimed and comprehensive overview of done-up … beautiful illustrations … documenting the rise of Queer artistic Ambitious and timely.’ – Diva queer and trans – join the primary authors in Queer art and artists – a much-anticipated PaperbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7834-8 ranging from anonymous pornographic voices in modern society.’ – LA Weekly emphasizing the global sweep of queer revision of an important book 978 0 7148 7834 8 photos to some of the greatest ‘An expertly researched, combined contemporary art and the newfound visibility of - paintings done by humans … A heady ‘A significant resource.’ – Aesthetica reader and artist directory.’ gender non-conforming artists. Covering over Includes two clear and authoritative survey essays, and thoroughly pleasing mix-up of low – Art Review 130 years of queer art history. this book features together with over 250 works accompanied by 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 8 3 4 8 and high culture … A landmark tome … work by famous artists such as Andy Warhol and insightful and revelatory extended captions £ 29.95 UK Sagely curated.’ – Dazed & Confused $ 39.95 US Robert Mapplethorpe alongside that of AIDS - € 35.00 EUR activists, lesbian separatists, and pre-Stonewall Traces the rich visual legacy of art’s relationship $ 49.95 CAN photographers and scrapbook-keepers who did to Queer culture, from the emergence of $ 59.95 AUS Also available: not regard themselves as artists at all. Art & homosexuality as an identity in the late nineteenth Queer Culture traces a spectacular history of century to the pioneering ‘genderqueers’ of the Published April 2019 Art as Therapy Co-Art: Artists on Akademie X: queer life and creativity in the modern age. early twenty-first Creative Collaboration Lessons in Art + Life - - Catherine Lord is professor of studio art Features widely admired artists such as Francis - - - 978 0 7148 7278 0 978 0 7148 7288 9 978 0 7148 6736 6 at the University of California, Irvine. Bacon, Catherine Opie, and Felix Gonzalez-Torres, ISBN: 978-0-7148-7288-9 Richard Meyer is Robert and Ruth Halperin as well as lesser known but important figures £ 10.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-6736- UK 6 $ 16.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US Professor in Art History at Stanford University. including Vaginal Davis, Celeste Dupuy Spencer, and Lola Flash 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 2 8 8 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 3 6 6 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 25 Harland Miller: In Shadows I Boogie Michael Bracewell, Martin Herbert, and Catherine Ince

The most comprehensive monograph to date on the British artist and writer loved for his witty book-cover-inspired canvases

Harland Miller’s creativity as both artist and Key Selling Points 320 × 230 mm ‘Harland Miller is one of the leading ‘A painter whose works are loved, ‘His self-evident painterly paintings novelist culminates in his iconic paintings of - 9 × 12 ⅝ inches figurative artists today.’ and coveted, by many, including some have a great ability to make the viewer battered book covers with cleverly invented An overdue monograph surveying two decades of 266 pp (including – Flux Magazine very famous fans.’ – Telegraph laugh and also bring that nostalgic gatefolds) titles. Initially appropriating the classic Penguin painting by the ever-popular artist Harland Miller, 190 col and b&w illus. feeling of worn-out books that are paperback before devising his own unique featuring many of his iconic Penguin paintings ‘Drawing influence from Ed Ruscha, ‘The works possess at once the tactile in our pockets while we travel and designs, Miller combines aspects of pop art, as well as previously unpublished new artworks Hardback Mark Rothko, Anselm Kiefer, and appeal of a good book cover and the experience life.’ – WideWalls abstraction, and figurative painting to create - Colour printed Robert Rauschenberg, Miller pointedly visual impact of poster art … imposing highly coveted artworks that have won him Illustrated chronology with photographs and book-blockISBN: 978-0-7148-7558- edges 3 combines text and images to comment in their dynamic, painterly calm.’ 978 0 7148 7558 3 on the frequent disconnect between – The Skinny a cult following. This monograph covers nearly ephemera from the artist’s personal archive 20 years of his paintings, and features newly - representation and reality.’ – Artsy commissioned essays by eminent art writers Highly collectible: the book will be published with 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 5 5 8 3 exploring different aspects of his practice. two different covers created from paintings to be £ 69.95 UK - specially created by the artist for this book $ 100.00 US Also available: Yorkshire-born Harland Miller has exhibited at - € 89.95 EUR $ 125.00 CAN ICA, White Cube, and Royal Academy in London; Superb production values, including printed $ 135.00 AUS Ellsworth Kelly JR: Can Art Change Wolfgang Tilmans, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead; book-block edges that replicate a three-dimensional the World? Revised & Expanded and Kunsthalle, Mannheim, and Blain Southern, painted canvas Published Berlin. Michael Bracewell is a British novelist, - May 2019 - - - Martin 978 0 7148 7642 9 978 0 7148 6949 0 978 0 7148 6704 5 critic, curator, and cultural commentator. Will appeal to both existing fans of Miller’s work and ISBN: 978-0-7148-6949-0 Herbert is a Berlin-based writer and critic. a wider audience, including those with interests in £ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7642- UK 9 £ 39.95 UK £ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6704- UK 5 $ 59.95 US $ 59.95 US $ 69.95 US Catherine Ince is senior curator for V&A East, and graphic design and urban art was previously curator at the Barbican, London. 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 6 4 2 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 4 9 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 0 4 5 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 27 Francis Alÿs, Revised & Expanded Edition Contemporary Artists Series Cuauhtémoc Medina, Russell Ferguson, Jean Fisher, Michael Taussig

A fully updated edition of the artist’s first comprehensive monograph, more than a decade since its original publication

Francis Alÿs examines the patterns of various Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Alÿs’s work gently but thoroughly ‘Masters at placing surreal scenarios ‘His work captures in a nutshell the ‘Alÿs’s work gently but thoroughly ‘Masters at placing surreal scenarios ‘His work captures in a nutshell the urban sites before weaving his own fables - 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches divests viewers of their assumed where you would least expect them.’ thinking behind some of the most divests viewers of their assumed where you would least expect them.’ thinking behind some of the most into their tangled social fabric with wit, Alÿs’s work has been included in the world’s top 240 pp dominion over what they – Telegraph interesting art today.’ – New York Times 300 col illus. dominion over what they – Telegraph interesting art today.’ – New York Times sensitivity, and an acutely personal connection international exhibitions, including the Venice see.’ – Artforum see.’ – Artforum to his subject matter. Scenes such as a Biennale, Documenta, the Carnegie International, ‘Francis Alÿs is constantly reinventing HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7500- 2 ‘Francis Alÿs is constantly reinventing Volkswagen Beetle struggling up a hill or and the São Paulo Biennale 978 0 7148 7500 2 ‘Francis Alÿs’s poetic, politically pointed his work and finding new ways for it to ‘Francis Alÿs’s poetic, politically pointed his work and finding new ways for it to a man pushing a block of ice can carry a - actions range from solo missions to create a dialogue within itself in order message that resonates far beyond the work’s A revised and expanded edition of Alÿs’s 2007 actionsepics.’ – rangeGuardian from solo missions to tocreate be progressively a dialogue within reinterpreted itself in orderby the Guardian to be progressively reinterpreted by the simple parameters. As Alÿs puts it, ‘Sometimes monograph – making it the most comprehensive 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 5 0 0 2 epics.’ – audience.’ – Aesthetica Magazine doing something poetic can become political, publication on his diverse body of work to date £ 45.00 UK audience.’ – Aesthetica Magazine $ 69.95 US and sometimes doing something political can - € 59.95 EUR become poetic.’ Features two new essays by renowned $ 90.00 CAN - anthropologist Michael Taussig as well as $ 89.95 AUS Also available: Russell Ferguson is a critic and curator based new writings by the artist and exhaustive Also available: in Los Angeles. visual presentations of his recent projects Published April 2019 Trevor Paglen Paweł Althamer Jimmie Durham Jean Fisher (1942–2016) was an artist and a writer. in Afghanistan and Iraq Trevor Paglen Paweł Althamer RevisedJimmie Durham& Expanded Cuauhtémoc Medina is a writer, critic, and - Revised & Expanded curator based in Mexico City. Publication is timed to tie in with Alÿs’s first - - - Michael Taussig is a writer and anthropologist major North American exhibition at the Los 978- 0 7148 7344 2 978 - 0 7148 6085 5 978 - 0 7148 7401 2 978£ISBN: 29.950 7148978-0-7148-7344- 7344UK 2 2 £ISBN:978 27.950 978-0-7148-6085-7148 6085UK 5 5 £978 39.95 0 7148 7401UK 2 based in New York. Angeles County Museum of Art opening in 2020 ISBN: 978-0-7148-6085-5 ISBN: 978-0-7148-7401-2 £$ISBN: 29.9549.95 978-0-7148-7344- USUK 2 $£ 45.0027.95 USUK $£ISBN: 69.9539.95 978-0-7148-7401- USUK 2 $ 49.95 US $ 45.00 US $ 69.95 US

9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 3 4 4 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 5 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 4 0 1 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 3 4 4 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 5 5 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 9 phaidon.com7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 4 0 1 2 Art phaidon.com Elmgreen & Dragset Contemporary Artists Series Linda Yablonsky, Martin Herbert, Connie Bulter, and Jason Schmidt

The first book to collect the most important art projects by the acclaimed Berlin-based duo

Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have worked Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Across twenty-odd years of ‘Frequently cheeky and often irreverent, ‘Elmgreen & Dragset’s absurd, often as a collaborative duo since the mid-1990s. - 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches collaboration, the artist team of Michael their defiant art probes the status quo.’ minimal structures encourage Drawing from disciplines as divergent as Elmgreen & Dragset’s constructed environments 160 pp Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have – Time audiences to think differently about institutional critique, social politics, performance, have been celebrated all over the world for their 200 col and b&w illus. created a rangy, often memorable body systems of living.’ – Art News design, and architecture, Elmgreen & Dragset’s mischievous, cerebral, and accessible nature ISBN: 978 07148 7571 2 of sculptural and installation work that ‘Masters at placing surreal scenarios Paperback ‘Powerless Structures’ reconfigure the familiar oscillates between the melancholic and where you would least expect them.’ - 978 07148 7571 2 with characteristic and subversive wit. This book Their sculptures and installations, also known the glib, the subtle and the slapstick.’ – Telegraph includes all of their most significant projects, as ‘Powerless Structures’, have redefined what it – Jeffrey Kastner, Artforum from the transformation of New York’s Bohen means to experience art – the cover features their Foundation into a subway station in 2004, to the work Van Gogh’s Ear, a sculpture in the form of £ 35.00 UK siting of a fake Prada boutique in the Texan desert a swimming pool, which is located on Fifth Avenue $ 49.95 US in 2005, and the installation of the statue of a child in New York at the entrance to Rockefeller Center 9 €7 845.000 7 1 4 EUR8 7 5 7 1 2 on a rocking horse on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar - $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 69.95 AUS Square in 2012. They have a successful record as exhibition - organizers, including the Danish Pavilions at Published Co-Art: Artists on Paul McCarthy Jessica Stockholder Connie Butler is chief curator at the Hammer the 53rd Venice Biennale in 2009, for which May 2019 Creative Collaboration Revised & Expanded Revised & Expanded Museum, Los Angeles. they were jointly awarded a special mention, Martin Herbert is associate editor of Art Review and the 15th Istanbul Biennial in 2017 - - - and a regular contributor to publications such as - 978ISBN: 0 7148978-0-7148-7288- 7288 9 9 978ISBN: 0 7148978 0 6893 7148 66893 6 978 0 7148 7207 0 Artforum, Frieze, and Art Monthly. This is the first comprehensive presentation of the £ 24.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ 39.95 US $ 69.95 US $ 69.95 US Jason Schmidt is a photographer based in New York. duo’s work, from their early performative pieces Linda Yablonsky is a writer based in New York. in the late 1990s to their most recent public projects

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 31 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 2 8 8 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 9 3 6 Daan Roosegaarde Contemporary Artists Series Nico Daswani, Fumio Nanjo, Carol Becker

The first monograph on the indefatigable explorer of relationships between people, technology, and environmental issues

Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde is one of the Fumio Nanjo is the director of the Mori Art 290 × 250 mm ‘The Roosegaarde Studio’s first quo on air pollution, the 38-year-old ‘Daan Roosegaarde is the Dutch boy most innovative artists to emerge in the past Museum in Tokyo. 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches groundbreaking project was an Roosegaarde has an obsessive passion wonder of innovation, who has won decade. His sculptures and installations, made 160 pp interactive dance floor that generated for inventing things to improve the international praise with a range 200 col illus. in collaboration with a team of engineers and Key Selling Points electricity through dancers’ movements natural environment.’ – Guardian of spectacular technological projects.’ designers, aim to create better conditions - PaperbackS 9012 on sensors embedded in the floor … – Dezeen in cities and to make difficult areas habitable Releasing to coincide with Roosegaarde’s first 978 0 7148 7832 4 in Rotterdam’s popular Club Watt.’ ‘Whether in his native Netherlands or again, by rethinking processes and upgrading retrospective, which takes place at the Groninger – New York Times China, where he maintains a second ‘The Dutch artist is lighting up the world urban structures. At the core of Roosegaarde’s Museum, The Netherlands, in May 2019 studio, Roosegaarde’s work has always with his nature-driven social design.’ practice is schoonheid, a Dutch word that stands - 9 0 1 2 ‘Motivated by a general fascination with responded to urban environments.’ – Wired both for ‘clean-ness’ and ‘beauty.’ It is this that He has been the recipient of many prestigious £ 35.00 UK the world and “irritation” at the status – Fortune $ 49.95 US has informed some of his most popular public awards, including Dutch Artist of the Year, the INDEX € 45.00 EUR projects, including Waterlicht (a virtual flood that Award, and the London Design Innovation Medal $ 65.00 CAN shows the force of water); Smog Free Project - $ 69.95 AUS Also available: (a large outdoor air purifier that turns smog Listed by Forbes as one of the top-100 change-makers, into jewelry), and Smart Highway (an interactive Roosegaarde's TED talk, first viewed in June 2018, Published May 2019 Olafur Eliasson: Theaster Gates Vitamin Green road that charges throughout the day and glows has enjoyed over a million views through the Experience at night). 15 languages into which it has been translated - - - - - Carol Becker is Dean of Faculty and Professor This is the first comprehensive publication available 978 0 7148 7758 7 978 0 7148 6880 6 978 0 7148 6229 3 of the Arts at Columbia University in New York. on Roosegaarde’s multifaceted practice £ 65.00 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 45.00 UK $ 85.00 US $ 49.95 US $ 75.00 US Nico Daswani is the head of arts & culture at the World Economic Forum in Geneva.

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 33 Nari Ward: We the People Published in Association with the New Museum, New York Edited by Gary Carrion-Murayari and Massimiliano Gioni

A critical examination of the work of one of the most significant and original sculptors and installation artists living today

Jamaican-born Nari Ward is best known for his Key Selling Points 330 × 230 mm ‘Few 21st-century artists have made ‘Despite the fact that his work draws than art.’ – Peter Schjeldahl, The large-scale sculptures and installations, many - 9 × 13 inches stronger and more textured visual domestic themes specific to US history, New Yorker of which are created from unexpected materials Ward’s dramatic installations, built from repurposed 224 pp statements about racism, failed justice, Nari’s ability to connect and understand 150 col illus. collected around his urban neighborhood. His materials, comment on race and discrimination – and exile-at-home.’ – New York Times his surroundings in a fluid way makes ‘Nari recombines culturally specific incisive works frequently comment on issues central topics to current debates around community Hardback those themes universal.’ signifiers and is masterful at teasing surrounding race, poverty, consumerism, and identity in the contemporary world 978 0 7148 7914 7 ‘Dealing with issues of identity, – Jessica Kreps, Lehmann Maupin out memory, association, history, and and diasporic identity in American culture. This - empowerment, and personal and Gallery politics.’ – John Hatfield, Executive book accompanies a major retrospective at Ward is a leading American artist who has recently collective memories, Ward conjures Director of Socrates Sculpture Park, the New Museum, highlighting his work from the received commissions from Creative Time and the up paths of awareness and human ‘Ward puts art in service to something Philadelphia early 1990s – including Amazing Grace (1993). United Nations, and has won numerous prestigious £ 45.00 UK responsibility.’ – Mousse Magazine that is, declaratively, more important $ 59.95 US - awards, including the Rome Prize in 2014 € 55.00 EUR Text contributors: - $ 79.95 CAN Gary Carrion-Murayari is Kraus Family Curator at the Ward exhibited at Documenta 11, Prospect.1, $ 89.95 AUS Also available: New Museum. Okwui Enwezor is a renowned curator and the Whitney Biennial, and was recently the and former director of Haus der Kunst, Munich. subject of a major midcareer survey at the Pérez Published March 2019 Mark Bradford Thomas Bayrle: Playtime Theaster Gates Lauren Haynes is curator of contemporary art Art Museum, Miami, the Barnes Foundation, (New Museum) at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Philadelphia, and the ICA Boston in 2016–17 Bentonville, Arkansas. Bennett Simpson is senior - - - - 978 0 7148 7339 8 978 0 7148 7635 1 978 0 7148 6880 6 curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los This is the latest in Phaidon’s collaborative S 9011 Angeles. Lowery Sims is an art historian and former publishing with the New Museum, following titles £ 29.95 UK £ 59.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ 49.95 US $ 79.95 US $ 49.95 US Curator Emerita at the Museum of Arts and Design, on Thomas Bayrle, Sara Lucas, Raymond Pettibon, New York. Pipilotti Rist, and Anri Sala 9 0 1 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 35 Appearance Stripped Bare Desire and the Object in the Work of Marcel Duchamp and Jeff Koons, Even Published in association with Museo Jumex, Mexico City, and edited by Massimiliano Gioni

The first book to explore two of the biggest names in modern and contemporary art side by side

In the first half of the 20th century, Marcel Text contributors: 290 × 214 mm ‘Marcel Duchamp’s energetic afterlife ‘It’s really the quality of [Jeff Koons’s] ‘Duchamp’s greatest contribution Duchamp redefined what we consider art and Daniel Birnbaum is director of Moderna Museet, 8 ⅜ × 11 ⅜ inches shows no signs of slowing down. The work, interlocking with economic to the history of art lies in his ability what it means to be an artist. Many of his ideas Stockholm, and in 2019 will become director of 264 pp most influential artist of the twentieth and social trends, that makes him the to question, admonish, critique, 100 col illus. return, transformed, in the work of Jeff Koons, Acute Art, London. century continues to cast his spell signal artist of today’s world.’ and playfully ridicule existing norms born when Duchamp was 68 years old and Elena Filipovic is director of Kunsthalle Basel. Hardback over the twenty-first, challenging – Peter Schjeldahl, The New Yorker in order to transcend the status quo whose own career lit up the art world of the late Massimiliano Gioni is artistic director at the 978 0 7148 7869 0 each new generation of artists to ask – he effectively sanctioned the role 20th and early 21st centuries. This is the first New Museum, New York. the unanswerable but indispensable ‘I think that people should look further of the artist to do just that.’ – The Met book to explore the affinities between these Thomas Girst is author of The Duchamp question: What is art?’ back and link my work into what two highly influential artists, whose creative Dictionary, among other books. – Calvin Tomkins Duchamp was doing, instead of universes similarly question the function of John Kelsey is an American critic, artist, and gallerist. £ 49.95 UK stopping at Andy Warhol.’ – Jeff Koons $ 75.00 US objects and the allure of commodities. Maria Minera is a Mexico City-based independent € 59.95 EUR International art historians, writers, and curators scholar and art critic. $ 100.00 CAN contribute their expertise on topics such as Helen Molesworth is an American curator $ 100.00 AUS Also available: each artist’s persona, as well as reflecting of contemporary art. on the influence of technology and sexuality Francis Naumann is a New York-based scholar Published Andy Warhol “Giant Yayoi Kusama - Dada June 2019 on their work. Published to coincide with an specializing in Duchamp and Dada. Size”, Mini Format Revised and Expanded Themes & Movements exhibition at Museo Jumex, Mexico City, the Calvin Tomkins is a staff writer for the The New book is a copublication with Fundación Jumex Yorker and author of more than a dozen books, - - - Arte Contemporáneo. including Duchamp: A Biography. 978 0 7148 7730 3 978 0 7148 7345 9 978 0 7148 6113 5 £ 29.95 UK £S 39.95 901 UK 9 £ 27.95 UK Dorothea von Hantelmann is a Berlin-based S 9010 S 90111 $ 45.00 US $ 69.95 US $ 45.00 US art historian and theorist.

9 0 1 0 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 37 Exotic A Fetish for the Foreign Judy Sund

A fascinating survey of the enduring human love affair with the exotic and the strange, and its impact on Western culture

Exotic explores our obsession with the lure of Key Selling Points 245 × 172 mm ‘Appropriation suggests theft … ‘We needed the arrival of Japanese ‘Cultural appropriation has brought distant lands and their promise of the weird and - 6 ¾ × 9 ⅝ inches In the case of culture, however, what albums in our midst … Before the tremendous benefits to humanity. wonderful, the beautiful and grotesque. Through The first image-led survey of this intriguing topic 272 pp is called appropriation is not theft example given by the Japanese … the … Throughout history, the most 215 col illus. a host of evocative images, this book shows to have been written for a general audience, with but messy interaction. Writers and painter always lied.’ – Vincent van Gogh successful societies have been how the absorption of ‘the foreign,’ through arts, insightful text and glorious images combining HardbackISBN: 978-0-7148-7637-5 artists necessarily engage with the writing to his brother, Theo the ones that were open to cultural design, architecture, and other cultural to explore the exotic in art, architecture, and design 978 0 7148 7637 5 experiences of others. In inhabiting exchange and borrowing.’ elements, has consistently enriched Western - a culture, one finds the tools for ‘Let us now … travel into Cathay, – Frank Furedi, Spiked society, contributing to it cultural dynamism and Decodes how things now considered everyday in reaching out to other cultures.’ so that you may learn something of artistic energy. Exotic’s focus is especially Western culture were once considered exotic, such 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 6 3 7 5 – Kenan Malik, New York Times its grandeurs and its treasures.’ relevant to the modern globalized world in which as tattoos, tulips, and images of such now common- £ 45.00 UK – Marco Polo in Travels $ 59.95 US our engagement with cultures and traditions place animals as elephants, parrots, and giraffes € 55.00 EUR from around the globe is easier – and potentially - $ 79.95 CAN more fraught – than ever before. Spotlights the ways in which Western society has $ 80.00 AUS Also available: - absorbed and adapted elements of foreign cultures, Judy Sund is Professor of Modern European Art usually with invigorating effect Published March 2019 The Museum The Art of Forgery Art in Vienna and Art of the Americas at the City University of - of Lost Art 1898–1918 New York. She has written books and articles on Using up-to-the-minute scholarship and having Fourth Edition Vincent van Gogh and other artists, on the exotic previously written on the intersections of high art - - - 978 0 7148 7584 2 978 0 7148 6745 8 978 0 7148 6878 3 in Euro-American visual culture, on intersections of and popular culture to great acclaim, Judy Sund is S 901 high art and popular culture, and on 20th-century perfectly positioned to demystify and unravel this £ 19.95 UK £ 19.95 UK £S 39.95 901 UK $S 35.00 901 US 2 $ 35.00 US $ 59.95 US appropriations of Pre-Columbian artefacts. often overlooked cultural phenomena

9 0 1 9 0 1 2 9 0 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 39 30,000 Years of Art, New Edition, Mini Format The Story of Human Creativity Across Time & Space Phaidon Editors

An accessible, comprehensive, freshly-updated celebration of the vast range of human artistry from 28,000 BC to today

This detailed depiction of a bison a number of natural bosses on to which during the Middle Magdalenian period, The hand stencils in the Cueva de las of some of them. Paintings of animals hand is placed on the rock surface Four beauties advance in a stately proudly rearing figure of the white tiger taste. The tomb paintings are therefore This finely crafted wooden figurine, dated design is particularly notable in Wari painted ceramics and carved stone is part of a ceiling painting found in the bison have been ‘fitted’ in a posture of around 15,000 BC. (The Magdalenian Spain Manos (Cave of the Hands), dating to such as guanacos, hunting scenes and and paint is blown – usually through Argentina procession along the western wall of the of the West, one of four mythological not only exquisite examples of the most Japan to c. AD 500–900, portrays a member textiles. monuments. Miniature renderings in Peru deep cave of Altamira, on the north coast sleep or turning to lick their flanks, the culture was present from Portugal to c.11,000–7500 BC, are critical in demon­ enigmatic abstract forms also present in a hollow tube – in a diffuse cloud Takamatsuzuka tomb in Nara, from the creatures that were worshipped in pre­ advanced wall decoration techniques of the Wari aristocracy, a member of This figurine’s high rank is indicated wood, semi­precious stones or precious Altamira Bison Hand Stencils Four Female Attendants Standing Dignitary of Spain. The so­called polychrome latter a common theme of Upper Poland, c.17,000–9000 BC.) The bison around them (stencils). of the time and the first­known depictions a culture that developed in the southern Artist unknown strating the artistic heritage of the late the cave are much more recent than the Artist unknown Kofun or Nara periods (c. AD 300–794). Buddhist Chinese cosmology. The Artist unknown by his tall hat, large ear ornaments and, metals of Wari men richly adorned in Artist unknown chamber contains enigmatic signs and Palaeolithic art (c.40,000–9000 BC). shown here illustrates the artist’s of secular figures in the history of highlands of Peru and began to spread Pigments on limestone Pleistocene/early Holocene hunter­ hand stencils. Pigments on rock Their hair is arranged in neat chignons, opposite wall of the tomb chamber Fresco especially, by his elaborate tunic, ceremonial dress, as here, have been Wood, mother­of­pearl, greenstone over 30 large paintings of animals, many The paintings have been executed concern with the realistic depiction of Japanese art – they also constitute its influence throughout the country L (max): c.250 cm / 8 ft 3 in gatherers of Argentina, who comprise Negative hand stencils and positive H (hands): c.15 cm / 6 in and they wear belted jackets and elegantly depicts the bounding green dragon of the 110 × 270 cm / 3 ft 9 in × 8 ft 8 in decorated in typical Wari style with wide found in ritual caches buried underneath and lapis lazuli of them incomplete. The creatures brilliantly in red and black pigment made three­dimensional perspective; details important evidence of active and multi­ in the fifth century AD. Wari art shares In situ, Altamira Cave some of the earliest human societies in handprints are a common theme in the In situ, Cueva de las Manos, trailing skirts with red, blue, green and East, likewise flanked by separate groups In situ, Takamatsuzuka Tomb, Nara vertical bands filled with geometric palaces and in other ceremonial contexts, H: 10.2 cm / 4 in depicted are predominantly bison, from manganese dioxide and ochre, of pelage, face, hair and hoofs are faceted contact between the Japanese many iconic and the Americas. Here, a cloud of several rock art of small­scale societies, Rio de las Pinturas white stripes. Their attire, together with of male and female attendants. stylistic features with motifs. The same pattern frequently suggesting that they may have served Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas although deer also occur, along with which was applied by painting in the characteristic of the period. dozen stencils created using red, black characteristic, for example, in the Upper their aristocratic processional insignia, The iconography probably originated archipelago and the Asian mainland. that of Tiwanaku of the adjacent Bolivian embellishes actual surviving tunics worn as diminutive portrayals of the rite’s black marks that represent eyes on mask­ direction in which an animal would and white pigments appears to be Palaeolithic art of France and Spain, in suggests that they are ladies of the court. in China, and the style used for the highlands, including similar renderings – judging from their fine quality – by participants. Late Pleistocene / like natural projections on the cave wall. be stroked. generally directed at a fissure in the Australian aboriginal art and throughout Facing them from the far end of the figures of the women generally recalls of the same primary deity (probably a solar members of the Wari elite. The effusively Magdalenian Period Early Holocene Period Kofun / Nara Period Wari Culture The posture of each animal is imagin­ Analysis of style and pigment suggests cave wall. Left and right hands are the Americas. Hands may be painted same wall (not shown here) is a group of Tang Chinese (AD 618–906) depictions god) and his winged attendant, and a abstract designs depict the solar deity’s atively varied in order to suit the form that the ceiling is the work of one artist – c. 15000 BC represented, and there is presumably and then applied to the rock surface c. 9500 BC four male courtiers, equally well dressed. of beauties. The women’s hairstyles c. AD 700 masterful manipulation of imagery within winged attendant, who frequently also c. AD 700 of the polychrome ceiling, which has a Palaeolithic Sistine Chapel created some meaning in the differing orientation (prints) or created as negatives when the Between these two groups appears the and jackets, however, reflect Korean a strict grid format. This compositional adorns other Wari artworks, including

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Tapestries were the most highly prized This winter vignette appears at the far and expensive form of decoration in the left of two six­panel screens from c.1475 Middle Ages. A panel like this would have to 1525, depicting birds and flowers taken a team of four to six male weavers of the four seasons. The seasons progress at least a year to complete. Although from right to left, beginning with spring produced in the southern Netherlands, and concluding with winter. Here two the series of seven Unicorn Tapestries, egrets perch on a fallen trunk and scan dated to c.1495–1505, was probably a stream for fish. To the left, two based upon Parisian designs. They depict chickadees find shelter in the branches the hunt for the elusive unicorn, but the of a bamboo grove, while below to the narrative can be allegorically interpreted right, two mandarin ducks enjoy the as both the story of Christ and a tale of protection of scrub oak laden with acorns. courtly love. The informal composition conveys the The symbolism suggests that the atmosphere of secluded woodlands. tapestries were intended to celebrate the The textured brushwork and energetic marriage of a noble lady, whose initials, outlines are characteristic of Sesshu A E, are entwined in the tree seen here. Toyo’s highly influential style. This final scene, following the capture and Sesshu Toyo (1420–1506) is regarded killing of the mythical beast, shows the as one of Japan’s greatest painters, reanimated unicorn chained and fenced in principally for his ink landscapes, but a super­abundant meadow. The noble records from his studio show that he also beast symbolizes both the Resurrection produced Chinese­inspired ‘bird­and­ of Christ and the capture of the lover­ flower’ (kacho-ga) paintings. From 1467 to bridegroom. The pomegranate fruit, which 1469 he travelled through eastern China, drips blood­like juice on the unicorn’s and he was perhaps the first Japanese side, reiterates the Resurrection but also artist to make the journey specifically represents the unity of the Church and to hone his craft. Taking careful note of refers to chastity. There are over 100 plant the people and scenery, he soon species depicted in the cycle, and this established an impressive reputation, and panel contains at least 20, which make was even highly thought of at the Chinese countless allusions to love, fidelity, imperial court. Upon returning to Japan, marriage and fertility. he set about producing some of the most advanced work of the time. The extant bird­and­flower screens attributed to him have in common a marshy landscape, a focus on native birds rendered in precise detail, large rocks and trees in the foreground, and a progression from right to left through the four seasons.

As the wife of Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo autobiographical, using the self­portrait a colonial term referring to the Bronze had been the primary metal This 1941 mobile is comprised of 2, p.540), and his work inspired younger Netherlands Japan (1907–1954) became an important figure to express the complexity of her emotions children of Spaniards and indígenas. Mexico used in sculpture until the 1930s, when organic metal shapes that flutter on abstract sculptors such as David Smith USA in the artistic movement known as the and to reflect on the significance of The open hearts symbolize her artists such as Alexander Calder (1898– curved wire stems. The cascading (see Hudson River Landscape, p.542). Unicorn in Captivity Egrets in a Snowy Landscape The Two Fridas Arc of Petals Mexican Renaissance. Working alongside religion, gender and identity. The Two relationship with Rivera. In her left hand Both Calder’s parents and his Artist unknown Attributed to Sesshu Toyo Frida Kahlo 1976) seized upon iron and steel as sculpture seems to defy gravity and float Alexander Calder Rivera, she developed a style that Fridas, painted during her divorce from the Frida clad in Tehuana dress holds a grandfather were artists, but he obtained Wool, silk, silver and gilt Ink and colour on paper Oil on canvas modern, dynamic materials. Calder used in the air as a three­dimensional drawing. Painted sheet metal and wire combined cosmopolitan modernism with Rivera in 1939, encapsulates many of the small portrait of Rivera and represents a degree in mechanical engineering 368 × 252 cm / 12 ft 1 in × 8 ft 3¼ in 180 × 380 cm / 5 ft 10 in × 12 ft 4 in (each 173 × 173 cm / 5 ft 6 in × 5 ft 6 in these new metals in hanging sculptures Although asymmetric, it has an elegant H: c.214 cm / 7 ft 2½ in Mexican popular culture. The hybrid personal and cultural aspects of her the Frida that Diego loved. To her right, before embarking on his own art career. Metropolitan Museum of Art, screen) Museo de Arte Moderno, with moving parts, some of which were sense of balance and even at rest seems Guggenheim Museum, New York New York Freer Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, nature of her work attracted the attention life. Set against a tempestuous sky, Kahlo the Frida clothed in European dress Mexico City motorized while others were powered to move. Calder twisted, cut and bent After moving to Paris, he was introduced Washington, DC of the critic André Breton, who promoted portrayed her Fridas in European and sits with a broken heart and a severed by currents of air. Calder’s innovative his metal components by hand; here to the art of Joan Miró (see p.518) and her among the Surrealists. Mexican dress to express the essence vein that symbolize her separation from genius gave way to a new type of art, and he has painted each leaf except one, thus Paul Klee (see p.521), and a visit to Piet As a result of a near­fatal accident at of mestizaje and the predicament of her her husband. The duality expressed he is regarded as creating the first truly leaving the raw material partially visible. Mondrian’s studio (see p.532) incited him International Gothic Style Late Muromachi Period Mexican Renaissance Kinetic Art the age of 18, Kahlo would endure many own identity. As the daughter of a here is characteristic of Kahlo’s compos­ kinetic sculpture, whereby movement Calder was the first American artist to explore abstraction. c. 1500 c. 1500 operations and chronic pain throughout German father and a Mexican mother, itions and unmistakable style, which 1939 plays an integral part in the work. Marcel to parallel the Russian Constructivists 1941 her life. Her oeuvre is mainly Kahlo’s bloodline was that of a mestiza – blends Symbolism and Surrealism. Duchamp christened them ‘mobiles’. (see Naum Gabo, Linear Construction No.

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The black female body and the history in the former Domino Sugar Factory black woman serving as a housekeeper Kerry James Marshall (b.1955) grew up in equipment. Brimming with references rights conversation, White taught Seven Magic Mountains belongs to Ugo Swiss artist’s work, whose sculptures, the former used natural materials to Looking like something between a stone are 14 black­and­white marble panels colour and form. Austin, as an of its representation are central to the in New York, it comprised a colossal in white households in the antebellum USA Los Angeles at the height of the civil to the art of the past, this canvas is an Marshall the importance of creating USA Rondinone’s (b.1963) iconic mountain paintings, videos, sound works and create monumental works directly Switzerland igloo and Romanesque church, this serene relating to the Christian Stations of the architectural embodiment of Kelly’s USA work of the American artist Kara Walker sugar­coated sculpture of a woman of South. Furthermore, 15 smaller sugar rights movement and has dedicated his ode to painting and to the medium’s art that engaged with history, culture, series, in which huge limestone boulders photographs often question the in the environment, whereas the latter chapel is the last and most monumental Cross; at the rear, in place of a crucifix, stringent formalism, was envisioned A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby Untitled (Studio) Seven Magic Mountains Austin (b.1966), whose paintings, prints and African descent in the form of a sphinx. sculptures of children carrying baskets career to challenging the marginalization versatility. It was inspired by Marshall’s politics and social issues. Untitled responded to popular culture and the not only as a site for contemplation but Kara Walker Kerry James Marshall painted in fluorescent colours are stacked boundaries between fiction and reality. Ugo Rondinone work of American artist Ellsworth Kelly is a tall, monolithic rosewood form Ellsworth Kelly installations address issues of race, Envisaged as an homage to black surrounded the sphinx, referencing of African­Americans in art and society. teenage visit to the studio of Charles (Studio) celebrates Marshall’s discovery burgeoning consumer society. also for joy. As the artist stated soon Polystyrene foam, sugar Acrylic on PVC panels vertically to form soaring towers of rock. The form of Seven Magic Mountains even towers of colorful, stacked boulders (1923–2015). The simple, double barrel­ typical of Kelly’s minimalist totem stone building with luminous colored gender, sexuality, power and identity. slaves who worked on American sugar the shameful history of child labour in His paintings, which explore the history White (1918–79), an artist whom he that non­whites could also become before his death, ‘Go there and rest your A project of Creative Time, installed at 211.6 × 302.9 cm / 83 5/16 × 119 1/4 in Each column is more than nine metres (30 is inspired by the naturally occurring A two­year exhibition in the desert vaulted building – the artist’s only archi­ sculptural works. A kaleidoscope of glass windows, a totemic wood sculpture, The stylized silhouettes for which she plantations, its layers of reference spoke American industry. of black identity in the United States, greatly admired. The experience was successful artists. eyes, rest your mind. Enjoy it.’ Domino Sugar Refinery, Brooklyn, New ft) high, and the giant sculpture sits in the hoodoo rock formations of the North outside of Las Vegas, Nevada tectural venture – was conceived in 1986 colours dances across the walls and floor and fourteen black and white marble first became known challenged racist more broadly to issues of exploitation. York exclusively feature people of colour formative: having never seen an artist’s wilderness of the Mojave Desert, south American Badlands as well as the ancient but not realized until 2015. Located at the of the 252­square metre (2,715­sq. ft.) stereotypes while confronting the history With its exposed breasts, buttocks and – figures largely absent from the history studio before, let alone that of a black H: c.10 m / c.35 ft panels 10.8 × 7.9 × 23 m / 35.5 × 26 × 75.5 ft of Las Vegas. Its gaudy colours contrast tradition of constructing cairns: stacks or Blanton Museum of Art in Texas, it recalls space as light spills through its multiple 827.5 sq m / 2,715 sq ft of slavery and its bitter legacy in America. genitalia, the provocative installation of art in the West. painter, Marshall found in White a the natural with the artificial, referencing piles of stones created as memorials similar structures such as the Rothko coloured glass windows. A Subtlety was Walker’s first public made explicit reference to the sexual Untitled (Studio), which combines role model. the presence of the nearby metropolis or markers of times and places. The Chapel in nearby Houston and Matisse’s Associated with hard­edge painting Installation Art Contemporary Painting Land Art Land Art artwork and, despite representing a debasement of black women, while still life, portraiture, landscape and Known for his Depression­era murals famed for its vibrant nightlife and glitzy sculpture also blends elements of Land Chapelle du Rosaire in Southern France. and minimalism, Kelly’s paintings and radical stylistic departure, traversed its kerchief and earrings spoke to the 2014 abstraction, depicts a busy artist’s and large­scale paintings of African­ 2014 excess. Binary opposites and elementary art and Pop art, movements that emerged 2016 Inside, recalling the hard­edge sculptures are characterized by a simpli­ 2016 similar territory. Temporarily installed Southern ‘Mammy’ caricature: a motherly studio filled with people and painting Americans that helped shape the civil phenomena are fundamental to the in America in the 1960s and 1970s: paintings for which Kelly is best known, fied geometry that emphasizes line,

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9 0 1 9 9 0 1 0 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Art 41 Issues A History of Photography in Fashion Magazines Vince Aletti

The first book to showcase and critically explore the groundbreaking photography of fashion magazines over the last century 001 HARPER’S BAZAR MAY 1925 | 156 PP APRIL 1928 | 216 PP MAY 1929 | 188 PP COVERS BY ERTÉ

Baron Adolf de Meyer wasn’t the first photographer to appear in a fashion magazine, but he was the most original, the most flamboyant, and the most successful. Before de Meyer, fashion magazines printed the sort of photographs that appeared on newspaper society pages: pictures of well-dressed ladies at parties, weddings, tennis matches, horse races, and debutante balls. Fashion was illustrated almost exclusively with drawings; when it was photographed on models, the results tended to be drab and formulaic, like catalogue product shots. De Meyer, ambitious and aristocratic, never fit the formula. Before he was hired at Vogue and Vanity Fair in 1913, he’d already established himself as an artist with indelible images of Vaslav Nijinsky and Marchesa Luisa Casati; Alfred Stieglitz included de Meyer’s shimmering pictorialist still lifes and portraits in Camera Work. His fashion images at Vogue were romantic, atmospheric, and rigorously chic, inspired by James Whistler and the aesthetic movement, but the strength and idiosyncrasy of his vision wasn’t really apparent until de Meyer moved to Harper’s Bazar in 1922. Hearst’s Bazar (spelled with a second a beginning with the November 1929 issue) celebrated his arrival as a corporate coup over its rival at Condé Nast and gave de Meyer the sort of showcase space he never had at Vogue. Typically, he opened the issue with a lengthy essay (“The Paris Openings: A Review of Twelve Visits to Leading Couturiers”) and eight to ten pages of photographs in layouts of his own design. At the beginning, he had little or no competition from other photographers; when Ralph Steiner, Roger Schall, or Nickolas Muray appeared, it was usually with pictures of interiors or accessories. With Erté’s extravagantly fanciful designs on nearly every cover, illustrators—including Reynaldo Luza, Étienne Drian, and Bernard Boutet de Monvel—dominated Bazar’s editorial pages, and their examples were a goad. If de Meyer were going to get noticed, his photographs had to be as expressive and imaginative as the drawings that surrounded them. Adapting the pictorialist aesthetic, he broke away from every-last-button descriptiveness with images that captured the rarefied mood, sensibility, and spirit of haute couture. [1] A soft-focus lens and dramatic back lighting had always served him well. [3] [4] For Bazar, he staged pastoral fantasies and cosmopolitan luxury, imagining an exotic retreat where a woman could sling a young leopard across her arm like a fur stole. Given the space, he sometimes filled it with images that suggested fashion should be appreciated in the context of a larger world of pleasure and beauty: the view of the ocean from Cap Ferrat or a spray of lilies in a glass vase. [5] [6] As tastes changed and a cooler, more angular modernism took over, de Meyer’s layouts became more strikingly geometric. His photographs ran in art deco frames or were cut in two and stacked like windows in the newly fashionable International Style homes. [2] De Meyer’s domination of prime editorial real estate, his chatty, opinionated essays, and his understanding of context were unprecedented in fashion magazines, and very few photographers who followed were allowed anything close to his free reign. That all ended abruptly when the formidable Carmel Snow was installed as Bazaar’s fashion editor in 1932 (she was made editor-in-chief two years later and held that position until 1958). Snow thought de Meyer’s excessively decorative images passé, and once she was in charge, there was no place for another strong editorial voice like the Baron’s. He was let go in 1932.

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012 VOGUE JUNE 1, 1940 | 106 PP 019 BRITISH VOGUE JUNE 1947 | 112 PP COVER BY HORST P. HORST COVER BY IRVING PENN

One of Horst’s most inventive and iconic covers was made with Beginning with his first in 1943, many of Irving Penn’s early covers the Swedish model Lisa Fonssagrives, a frequent collaborator, for Vogue were still-life images; this is one of his most appealing. Fat married at the time to Town & Country’s fashion photographer goldfish crowd a sturdy little glass bowl on the lip of which a butterfly Fernand Fonssagrives and later to Irving Penn. She’s at her alights—pale platinum, gossamer, and understated. No gaudy most malleable here, contorting her dancer’s body to spell out the monarch for Mr. Penn. magazine’s name and wearing one of the “Fifty Bathing Suits” When the same photograph appeared on the cover of the April featured in this early summer issue. 15, 1947 American Vogue, a Decorating Issue, the editors described it Inside, Horst heads up a full roster of Vogue’s photographic as a metaphor for the modern household, concluding their cover note staffers, including a few short-lived newcomers, and the contrast with a moral: “Your place of living should have vision, beauty, sense between old guard and new vision could not be more stark. Edward and, at least, a butterfly-worth of imagination.” In London, they saw it Steichen’s image of puppetlike synchronized swimmers posed differently, as a symbol of “the gaiety of a summer season—the butterfly on platforms like Busby Berkeley chorines appears to be a parody fragility of a summer cool dress, fluttering through the social round, of amateur theatrics—graceless and hokey. [3] Horst’s four-page the cynosure and envy of all eyes.” Whatever the interpretation, Penn’s bathing-suit feature, in acidic period color, is more appealing, but image delivers a jolt of pure pleasure—as simple as an illustration in a there’s little evidence of the photographer’s usual finesse. Posed child’s A-B-Cs and a gift to the reader at a time when covers did not need in the studio with no props and no atmosphere, Horst’s models can’t to sell something or promote someone. quite relax into their beachwear; under his cold lighting, they might Penn does not contribute to the issue itself, which is largely as well be in a police lineup. given over to Cecil Beaton but opens with a Beaton-esque turn by Toni Frissell counters all this stiffness and opens the issue the dependable, versatile Clifford Coffin. An American photographer with an overhead shot of a smiling, barefoot woman casting a long brought over to work for British Vogue after the war, Coffin had shadow on a shell-strewn beach. [1] She’s an antic figure, girlish and studied with George Platt Lynes, and his work has a similarly spare, carefree, and her mood is echoed a page later in another surf-side dramatic look, with striking settings and few props. Owing to what image by André de Dienes, a Hungarian photographer then recently one colleague, quoted in Robin Muir’s 1997 monograph, called relocated to the United States and not yet famous for his pictures “a great and frightening capacity for self-destruction,” Coffin’s of the teenage Marilyn Monroe. De Dienes had a light touch, and his career in fashion was short. But before he abandoned it in 1958, image of a model on her tiptoes, looking away from us, feels like a he’d made some memorable images—none more resonant than this snapshot—a buoyant moment made all the more captivating by the 1 series, shot in the roofless shambles of a grand house on Grosvenor 1 long, striped kite tail of the girl’s knit cap whipping in the breeze. [2] Square, which ran under the heading “Renaissance.” [1] [2] The Another de Dienes photograph follows the Steichen spread accompanying text ends on a melancholy note: “Ruins rise, and and counters its airless artifice with sunny naturalism: four girls beauty has its second spring; the future holds equal hope and hazard, sprinting down the beach toward us, laughing. [4] It’s a classic and the grace of a ball dress, bright against the rubble and brave in spring break yearbook shot, a flash of enthusiasm and optimism the encompassing dark, is a symbol of our gradual return to a certain in anxious times, and a hint of things to come for Vogue. De Dienes serenity of life.” was only an occasional contributor; he moved on to Esquire and a Coffin’s photographs echo Beaton’s 1945 images of women career of frolicking nudes. But with images like these, he and Frissell posed simply before scuffed plaster walls (see pages 76–77), but, two help ground Vogue in a high-society version of photojournalism— years on, the New Reality is more pointedly optimistic. Fine antiques reportage à la mode. have been introduced into the ruins; fashion braves the carpet of shattered glass and stakes its claim on the future. Coffin’s opening shot, of the model at the bottom of the winding staircase, is a classic of postwar fashion photography. His other work here, including fashion shot on location in Scandinavia and portraits and landscapes from the Stratford Festival, is less remarkable but never dull. He stands up just fine next to Beaton, yet the future Sir Cecil has a spark all his own—and an irrepressible wit. His luminous portraits of three debutantes were made before richly painted backdrops of Victorian gardens and amid banked rosebushes. [3] An actress is posed in homage to John Singer Sargent’s haughty, bare-shouldered Madame X (1884). [5] She faces off with a dancer as pale, delicate, and frozen in place as a Meissen figurine. Finally, in a bit of self-promotion, Beaton photographed Diana Wynyard and Paulette Goddard in his costumes for the film of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband and turns what could be a rote exercise into a canny study in contrasts. [4] Wynyard, in billowing layers of lace and chiffon, gets the full page, but Goddard’s sly adventuress steals the show in bold stripes and black feathers.

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066 VOGUE HOMMES INTERNATIONAL MODE AUTUMN/WINTER 1999/2000 | 212 PP COVER BY GEOFFROY DE BOISMENU

Although its masthead has gone through regular upheavals over the years, this biannual, bilingual spin-off of French Vogue has been consistently interesting in its use of photographers, many of them new to fashion. Credit for that goes primarily to art director Phil Bicker, revered for his work at The Face. Between 1997 and 2000, instead of suggesting that fashion pros reference the work of Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Judith Joy Ross, or Joel Meyerowitz, Bicker reached out to the photographers themselves and convinced them to work with him. In a period when a lot of photographers were toying with artifice, their approach to narrative, staging, casting, and cinematic lighting had already narrowed the distinction between art and fashion work. Bicker’s instincts were solid: he knew it wouldn’t be much of a leap for Hannah Starkey, Sarah Jones, or Larry Sultan to adapt to a stylist on set. Not everyone landed comfortably, but for those who did, their signature style appeared uncompromised, and their crossover presence invigorated the magazine’s already savvy mix, including Juergen Teller, David Sims, Nick Knight, and Liz Collins. This issue finds Bicker at his best. Pursuing a travel theme, he opens with a portfolio of portraits that involved Sultan, Dana Lixenberg, Stefan Ruiz, Marcelo Krasilcic, and other Vogue Hommes contributors locating and working in collaboration with studio photographers from Bombay to Acapulco, each of whom dressed their subjects in the latest menswear. The range of vernacular traditions—cheesy, charming, deadpan—is the perfect setup for the issue that follows. Samuel Fosso, a Nigerian 1 photographer with a studio in the Central African Republic, 3 5 teases that vernacular mode with a series of self-portraits. Like Seydou Keïta and Malick Sidibé, Fosso also made portraits on demand for paying customers, but he’d become famous as his own favorite subject—dressing up, disrobing, and performing for the camera on this same checkerboard floor. Here, before several different draped fabric backdrops, he models designer clothes and accessories with a deliberately italicized self-consciousness— part camp, part critique of fashion-as-usual. [1] [2] Spread over fourteen pages, the Fosso portfolio is a coup—and a perfect combination of style and substance. Three of the photographers who follow were fresh off a coup of their own: 1999’s Another Girl Another Planet, a show organized by Gregory Crewdson and Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn that introduced Malerie Marder, Jenny Gage, and Vibeke Tandberg, among others, to the world. The exhibition’s focus on staged and manipulated work—images that challenged the notion of photographic truth—made it a critical flashpoint. Here, the artists shrug off the conventions of fashion, each in her own way: Marder by casting older men, including her father [3]; Gage by snapshooting friends hanging out on the sun-dappled streets of Los Angeles [4]; and Tandberg by digitally morphing Joseph Szabo, the Long Island high-school teacher whose the faces of her young male subjects until they become uncanny photographs of his students (collected in 1978’s Almost Grown) variations of one another. had made him a cult figure among fashion stylists, is a natural with casual fashion. Working in black and white with some of those same students, Szabo gets the kind of pictures your best friend shoots when he’s stepped back to capture the moment: unhurried, animated, effortless. [5] [6] Martin Harrison, whose 1991 book Appearances remains the essential history of postwar fashion photography, brings us back to the vernacular image with a feature on Jimmy Forsyth, a rediscovered amateur who photographed his Newcastle neighbors with a disarming directness and empathy. His picture of two handsome teddy boys on a foggy street sometime in the mid-fifties is one of the issue’s best fashion photos. 2 4 6

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For nearly a century, fashion magazines have Key Selling Points 324 × 254 mm ‘Aletti’s eclectic approach to collecting, ‘I cannot bear the idea that magazines ‘Vince Aletti has a way with words, an provided sophisticated platforms for cutting- - 10 × 12 ¾ inches which conflates both historical and or books are seen as on the brink of ability to cast an image in your mind’s edge photography – work that challenges An essential addition to every book collection 468 pp vernacular material, reveals a highly extinction. I will continue to worship eye as he describes a moment caught 750 col illus. conventions and often reaches far beyond on photography, fashion, and graphic design idiosyncratic and fiercely independent at the magazine stand and the forevermore, with the photographic fashion itself. In this book, acclaimed - Paperback articulation of visual culture.’ independent bookstore until the last precision of the medium about which photography critic Vince Aletti has selected This is the first survey to explore the history of inS magazine-file 901 box – White Columns Gallery one disappears. And then maybe I’ll he writes. Equal parts critic, reporter, 100 significant magazine issues from his photography through the lens of fashion magazines, 978 0 7148 7678 8 open my own.’ – Vince Aletti and curator, Aletti’s prose is poetic, expansive personal archive, revealing images spanning the years 1925 to 2018 perceptive, and always a pleasure by photographers rarely seen outside their - to read.’ – The Eye of Photography 9 0 1 original context. With his characteristic élan and Includes images rarely, if ever, republished by fashion £ 75.00 UK featuring stunning images, Aletti has created and art photographers, including Richard Avedon, $ 95.00 US a fresh, idiosyncratic, and previously unexplored Cecil Beaton, Edward Steichen, Toni Frissell, Irving € 85.00 EUR angle on the history of photography. Penn, Diane Arbus, Collier Schorr, Inez and Vinoodh, $ 130.00 CAN Also available: - Juergen Teller, Bill Cunningham, and Cindy Sherman $ 135.00 AUS Vince Aletti is a writer, curator, and critic whose - Published The Fashion Book London Uprising Magnum Photobook, work appears regularly in Artforum and Aperture, A luxury, oversized object, richly illustrated with April 2019 Midi Format Fifty Fashion The Catalogue among other publications. Aletti was photography brilliant reproductions, and enclosed in an elegant Designers, One City Raisonné exhibitions reviewer for the New Yorker’s ‘Goings On archival-style magazine-file box - - - About Town’ section from 2005-2016 and was art - 978 0 7148 7107 3 978 0 7148 7335 0 978 0 7148 7211 7 £ 24.95 UK £S 69.95 901 UK 0 £ 49.95 UK editor of the Village Voice from 1994-2005. He is the Magazines featured include American, British, and S 901211 $ 39.95 US $ 100.00 US $ 79.95 US author of the 2018 book The Disco Files 1973–79, French Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, W, Details, Purple and in 2005 he won the ICP Infinity Award for Writing. Fashion, The Face, Dutch, and many more 9 0 1 0 9 0 1 2 1 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Fashion 43 Marc Jacobs Illustrated By Marc Jacobs, with illustrations by Grace Coddington and an introduction by Sofia Coppola

From Marc Jacobs, a monograph spotlighting more than 50 collections by this iconic designer from the past 25 years

In 2016, internationally acclaimed designer Key Selling Points 370 × 296 mm ‘Marc is a great, great designer.’ ‘Marc Jacobs’s designs are “deluxe hip”.’ ‘If Anna Wintour is the “Pope” Marc Jacobs commissioned his friend and talented - 11 ⅝ × 14 ⅝ inches – Anna Wintour, Vogue – Suzy Menkes of fashion, Grace Coddington illustrator Grace Coddington to select and A unique creative collaboration between two 80 pp is Michelangelo, trying to paint 250 col illus. draw her personal selection from his collections of American fashion’s most influential figures ‘Marc Jacobs clothing is a luxurious ‘Marc Jacobs is fashion’s coolest, most a fresh version of the Sistine dating back to 1992, the year he presented his - Hardback mash-up of streetwise aesthetics and influential designer.’ – Amy Larocca, Chapel 12 times a year.’ now-infamous grunge-inspired collection. Sofia Coddington’s enchanting drawings are 978 0 7148 7907 9 haute couture, with fine arts and avant New York Magazine – Time magazine Coppola contributes an introduction and the accompanied by Jacobs personal reflections, garde references mixed with wit.’ illustrations are punctuated with Jacobs’s written explaining the cultural context and inspirations – New York Times ‘Grace Coddington has been central to commentary about the collections. Personal and behind each collection featured the fashion industry since the 1960s.’ insightful, this is the first look back on Jacobs’s - £ 39.95 UK – Guardian $ 59.95 US groundbreaking career. This is the first book to offer a retrospective € 49.95 EUR - of Jacobs’s work and was designed in close $ 79.95 CAN Marc Jacobs is a globally acclaimed American collaboration with both Jacobs and Coddington $ 79.95 AUS Also available: designer and was the creative director of Louis Vuitton - from 1997 to 2014. Coddington has worked with art directors Amy Published May 2019 Grace: Thirty Years The Fashion Book Grace: The American Grace Coddington, contributing editor at Vogue, Wilkins and Takaaki Matsumoto to design the book of Fashion at Vogue, Midi Format Vogue Years is the author of the bestselling Grace: Thirty Years - Paperback Edition of Fashion at Vogue (2002/2015), Grace: A Memoir Publication coincides with the thirtieth anniversary - - - (2012), Grace: The American Vogue Years (2016), of Marc Jacobs International in 2019 978 0 7148 7679 5 978 0 7148 7107 3 978 0 7148 7197 4 and with her partner, Didier Malige, The Catwalk Cats £ 49.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £S 125.00 90119 UK $S 59.95 9019 US $ 39.95 US $ 175.00 US (2006). Sofia Coppola is an award-winning American filmmaker, writer, and director.

9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Fashion 45 nendo nendo

The ultimate monograph on one of the world’s most creative, prolific, and legendary multidisciplinary design studios

nendo’s extensive, idiosyncratic body of work Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘nendo’s approach to design is ‘Taking inspiration from the neat, of the company, it’s all the same flows seamlessly across disciplines, and is - 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches always one of new and progressive uncluttered traditions of Japanese to Sato.’ – Diana Budds, Co.Design executed in every medium imaginable – from This exquisite book documents the extraordinary 512 pp thinking, taking products that we see design, [nendo’s] products seek 1,000 col illus. paper clips to watches, shoes, chocolates, breadth of nendo’s work, from the effortlessly elegant as everyday … and re-evaluating to add an element of poetry and ‘Design that astonishes the rest of glassware, and furniture, all the way up to store Cabbage Chair for Issey Miyake to the labyrinthine HardbackS 9011 our whole experience of using them.’ humour to the everyday.’ – Disegno the industry, with its ability to maintain interiors and freestanding architecture. interior of Puma House Tokyo 978 0 7148 7813 3 – James Cartwright, It’s Nice That an impeccable level of purity and Featuring more than 1,000 images that trace - ‘Despite having so many burners going, hurl out product after product.’ the studio’s evolution and prolific output over Includes work for such iconic brands as Cappellini, ‘nendo has a great sense of range and Sato is able to maintain a consistent – Sujata Burman, Wallpaper* Magazine a 15-year period, this visually rich and fascinating Kartell, Thonet, Kenzo, Camper, and Louis Vuitton 9 0 1 1 an ability to still surprise and make vision. No matter if it’s collaborating survey offers exclusive insight into the playful, - £ 100.00 UK you smile.’ – David Nicholls, Observer with designers within nendo or outside $ 150.00 US simple, enigmatic, but always expectation- The recipient of numerous awards, nendo was € 125.00 EUR confounding designs from one of the industry’s named number one of Dezeen’s Designers Hot List $ 195.00 CAN biggest names. in 2016, winner of the Elle Decor Design Awards $ 195.00 AUS Also available: - and Designer of the Year at Maison et Objet in nendo is a Tokyo-based, multidisciplinary design 2015, and Designer of the Year by Elle Decor in 2012 Published Naoto Fukasawa: Industrial Facility Barber Osgerby, April 2019 studio, established by Oki Sato in 2002. Notorious - Embodiment Projects for its prolific output (an astounding 100 products Organized into ten chronological chapters, the book are said to be released by the studio each year) also features a catalog of works from nendo’s - - - nendo is the recipient of numerous awards and its vast archive 978 0 7148 7607 8 978 0 7148 7579 8 978 0 7148 7483 8 work is held in collections worldwide, including the - £ 59.95 UK £ 59.95 UK £S 59.95 901 UK $S 79.95 9010 US $ 89.95 US $ 95.00 US Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Centre Designed to reflect the poetry and playfulness Pompidou, Paris, and the Design Museum, London. embodied in every nendo project

9 0 1 0 9 0 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Design 47 Bertoia The Metalworker Beverly H. Twitchell

A celebration of the rich and varied work of Italian-born American artist, designer, and master of metal, Harry Bertoia

From chapel altarpieces and bronze Key Selling Points 290 × 214 mm ‘Bertoia’s interest in how to make thread, the jewelry […] shows Bertoia’s started his career as a jewelry-maker fountains, to wire chairs and silver brooches, - 8 ⅜ × 11 ⅜ inches metal sing and dance was a lifelong first foray into biomorphic abstraction.’ and ended up as a sculptor.’ Harry Bertoia’s creative output was varied in The first truly historical approach to the work 280 pp obsession.’ – Vogue – Architectural Digest – Financial Times 250 col illus. the extreme. This new book explores his entire of modernist master Harry Bertoia career: his move from Italy to Detroit at 15; - Hardback ‘When plucked, strummed, ruffled or ‘Bertoia never made another furniture ‘[The monoprints] are masterly in their his formative years at Cranbrook; his work Explores all aspects of the artist’s incredible 978 0 7148 7807 2 rubbed, the “sonambients” give off lush, collection: [the Diamond collection] is balanced play of forms and nuanced with Charles Eames and Knoll; through to his creative output, from his jewelry and iconic furniture hypnotic sound vibrations.’ – WSJ his modern masterpiece.’ – Elle Decor colors, and their ethereal delicacy has fascinating sound sculptures. In doing so, the to his monoprints, architectural sculptures, and a Klee-esque aspect.’ book demonstrates how seemingly disparate ‘sonambients’ – clusters of metal rods that ring with ‘From a centipede in hammered brass ‘The creator of one of the most – New York Times works are in fact united in being reflections hauntingly beautiful sound £ 59.95 UK to a delicate spiderweb spun in silver recognisable chairs of the 20th century $ 95.00 US - of nature, and places Bertoia’s art squarely at € 75.00 EUR the heart of American modernism. Includes previously unpublished archive $ 125.00 CAN - photographs of Bertoia and his works $ 120.00 AUS Also available: Beverly H. Twitchell has a PhD in art history - and has taught at various universities for 35 years. Informative and engaging, this is a captivating Published Ettore Sottsass Anthony Caro The Elements story of a young boy from Italy who became one April 2019 She first met Bertoia in 1973 and shared a close of Sculpture friendship with him until he died in 1978. As the only of the greats of modernism in America art historian who knew and worked with Bertoia - - - - This beautiful monograph will appeal not only to 978 0 7148 7520 0 978 0 7148 6735 9 978 0 7148 6741 0 in his last years, interviewing him at length, Twitchell S 9019 is uniquely placed to offer real insight into Bertoia’s modern art and jewelry enthusiasts but also to the £ 59.95 UK £ 75.00 UK £S 24.95 9011 UK 0 $ 79.95 US $ 125.00 US $ 39.95 US work and world. many fans of mid-century modern design

9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Design 49 Herman Miller A Way of Living Edited by Amy Auscherman, Sam Grawe, and Leon Ransmeier

A chronicle of the rich history of this innovative furniture company, from its founding in the early twentieth century to today

For more than 100 years, Michigan-based Key Selling Points 290 × 214 mm ‘During the postwar era, Nelson Nelson, Herman Miller was among the with designers such as Cranbrook’s Herman Miller has played a central role in the 8 ⅜ × 11 ⅜ inches worked with Charles and Ray Eames first companies to produce modern own Charles and Ray Eames. evolution of modern and contemporary design, The first monograph to explore the history 614 pp and essentially developed – and furniture.’ – Curbed Early on, Nelson was convinced 2,000 col and b&w illus. producing timeless classics while creating a of Herman Miller – a company known as much popularized – what we now call mid- that design should be an integral culture that has had a remarkable impact on the for its pioneering designs and international Hardback century design.’ – Fast Co Design ‘At Herman Miller, the renowned part of a company’s philosophy, development of the design world. Ten chapters influence as for its emphasis on environment 978S 0 901217148 7521 7 manufacturer of modern furniture and by promoting this viewpoint, and thousands of illustrations tell the Herman and community service ‘Furniture manufacturer Herman design, Nelson had a major influence he also became a pioneer in the Miller story as never before, documenting its - Miller was synonymous with the on the product line and public image areas of business communication defining moments and key leaders – making New and archival photography illustrates 9 0 1 2 1 mid-century modern style during its of the company. He played an essential and corporate design.’ Herman Miller: A Way of Living an indispensable the evolution of Herman Miller’s furniture £ 69.95 UK heyday. Under the guidance of George role in bringing the company together – Cranbrook Art Museum $ 89.95 US addition to the bookshelves of design-lovers designs over the course of the century € 79.95 EUR around the globe. - $ 110.00 CAN - Features the stories and creations of legendary $ 135.00 AUS Also available: ‘ … a company archive that is rich with material designers, including Ray and Charles Eames, from and about the legendary figures who George Nelson, and Alexander Girard Published May 2019 Ward Bennett Industrial Facility How to See helped make Herman Miller a leader in postwar George Nelson American design.’ – Pilar Viladas, T Magazine - - - 978 0 7148 7473 9 978 0 7148 7579 8 978 0 7148 7383 1 £ 59.95 UK £ 59.95 UK £S 19.95 901 UK 1 $S 95.00 901 US 9 $ 89.95 US $ 29.95 US

9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Design 51 Bubbletecture Inflatable Architecture and Design Sharon Francis

Following in the footsteps of Nanotecture, Mobitecture, and Pet-tecture, a fascinating and fun guide to everything inflatable

Although inflatable objects have been around Key Selling Points 184 × 124 mm ‘Inflatable buildings are back in ‘The eccentric and eclectic history ‘A$AP Rocky was spotted on the for more than 200 years, architects, artists, and - 4 ⅞ × 7 ¼ inches fashion, and being created for all kinds of inflatable architecture and design, streets of Milan wearing a bright- designers keep rediscovering this deceptively Features more than 200 inflatable designs, 288 pp of functions.’ – Dezeen from early dome-shaped structures yellow, inflatable puffer jacket from 250 col illus. simple – often playful, and occasionally bizarre organized in curated pairs and accompanied to chic plastic chairs and radical Balenciaga’s SS17 womenswear – technology. Bubbletecture brings together by insightful descriptive text Hardback ‘We here at Flavorpill have spent installations, offers an entire genre of collection, that sent fashionistas inflatables in every conceivable size, shape, - 978 0 7148 7777 8 a ton of time looking at tiny houses, transportable and buoyant buildings crazy when Demna Gvasalia made his and hue across the realms of architecture, Architects featured include OMA (Rem Koolhaas), cabin porn, bunkie retreats, and gypsy grounded in theory and more influential debut for the house.’ – Highsnobiety design, art, and fashion. From inflatable dresses BIG (Bjarke Ingels), and Arata Isozaki, and design wagons. Enter our latest obsession: than one might imagine.’ – Curbed and hats to buildings employing cutting-edge stars such as Snarkitecture bubbletecture.’ – Flavorwire technologies, from ingenious chairs, lights, - £ 14.95 UK $ 24.95 US bowls, and even egg cups to children’s toys and Includes work by cutting-edge artists including € 22.95 EUR provocative art installations, Bubbletecture Yayoi Kusama, Christo, and Anish Kapoor $ 29.95 CAN demonstrates that inflatable design is - $ 29.95 AUS Also available: simply irresistible. Includes work by such well-known fashion designers - as Balenciaga, Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Published March 2019 Pet-Tecture: Mobitecture: Nanotecture: Sharon Francis is an architect with more than Garçons, and many more Design for Pets Architecture on the Move Tiny Built Things twenty years’ experience in private practice in - the UK, Hong Kong, and the USA. She has taught A truly astonishing array of inflatable designs - - - 978 0 7148 7667 2 978 0 7148 7349 7 978 0 7148 7060 1 at three Australian universities and contributed - S 9019 to several architecture- and design-based books. A must-have for designers, architects, and artists, £ 14.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £S 14.95 90100 UK 1 $S 24.95 901 US 2 $ 24.95 US $ 24.95 US She currently lives and works in New York City. both professionals and students, as well as anyone who has ever blown up a beach ball 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 2 9 0 1 0 0 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Design 53

Breakfast: The Cookbook Emily Elyse Miller

Start the day with the definitive cookbook of authentic home-cooking breakfast dishes from around the world

Breakfast is the most important – and Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘Emily Miller knows her breakfast.’ porridge and acai bowls making regular potential and profit in breakfast, leading comforting – time of day for billions of people - 7 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches – Forbes appearances on pre-noon menus.’ a trend that’s redefining the most everywhere. Here, for the first time, a collection The first comprehensive and authoritative global 464 pp – Stylist important meal of the day … the first 80 col illus. of hundreds of home-cooking recipes breakfast cookbook, with 380 delicious recipes ‘Discerning breakfasting is on the rise, meal of the day used to be confined celebrates morning meals as they’re prepared from 80 countries – ranging from healthy to HardbackS 9010 1 as is the amount of time and money ‘Breakfast has become the new to traditional staples like eggs or in kitchens across the globe. Each recipe is gloriously decadent 978 0 7148 7804 1 we’re investing into the first meal of frontier for innovative restaurateurs. pancakes; in recent years there has accessible and straightforward, with notes - the day … Breakfast supremacy has High-profile chefs like Jean-Georges been more demand for options like offering cultural context and culinary insight. Phaidon’s second single-subject global home- been helped by the fact dishes are now Vongerichten and trailblazers like grain bowls as well as heartier offerings Whether it’s sweet or not, classic or regional, cooking bible, following the success of Vegan: 9 0 1 0 1 more inventive, creative, and surprising Jessica Koslow of Los Angeles’s wildly like breakfast burgers.’ – Eater it’s here: Egyptian Ful Medames (stewed fava The Cookbook £ 35.00 UK than ever, with the likes of congee popular Sqirl are finding creative $ 49.95 US beans); Mexican Chilaquiles; Chinese Pineapple - € 45.00 EUR Buns; American Scones; Scottish Morning Rolls; Features stunning portraits of finished dishes $ 59.95 CAN and so much more. and table-scape shots showcasing the breakfast $ 65.00 AUS Also available: - cuisines of ten countries Emily Elyse Miller is a food writer and culinary - Published May 2019 Vegan: The Cookbook The Nordic The Grain Bowl consultant based in New York City. She has worked The breakfast trend is on the rise with features in Baking Book with VICE, Lucky Peach, The New Yorker, and Condé Nast Traveller, The New Yorker, Bon Appétit, been featured in Vogue, Refinery29, and many other Guardian, CNN (and the dedicated Time Inc. - - - 978 0 7148 7391 6 978 0 7148 7684 9 978 0 7148 7225 4 publications. She is the founder of BreakfastClub, site Extra Crispy), and myriad restaurants serving S 9019 a global event series that connects culinary breakfast all day £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £S 19.95 9 0 UK1 22 $S 49.95 90191 US $ 49.95 US $ 29.95 US and design innovators and chefs through the ritual of breakfast. 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 9 1 9 0 1 2 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 57 The Turkish Cookbook Musa Dağdeviren

The definitive cookbook of hearty, healthy Turkish cuisine, from the leading authority on Turkey’s unique food traditions

Vibrant, bold, and aromatic, Turkish food – Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘A master chef … Musa’s vision is vast ‘The restaurant is possibly the best in ‘Turkish cuisine is an overwhelming from grilled meats, salads, and gloriously - 7 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches and multicultural.’ – Food & Wine Istanbul … Dağdeviren’s commitment mix of regional flavours and styles, sweet pastries to home-cooking family staples Turkish cuisine is rooted in Mediterranean traditions 512 pp to collecting recipes from around from simple grilled meats and hearty 185 col illus. such as dips, pilafs, and stews – is beloved – with an emphasis on grilled meat, poultry, and fish ‘Çiya has been variously described Turkey has resulted in a menu that stews to more complex, elaborately around the world. This is the first book to so alongside a panoply of vegetables and whole grains HardbackS 9011 as an “ethnographic museum” and features unusual regional dishes you’re spiced dishes and crunchy salads. thoroughly showcase the diversity of Turkish - 978 0 7148 7815 7 the “garden of lost cultures and unlikely to find anywhere else, and Bakeries offer as many varieties food, with 550 recipes for the home cook Dağdeviren is Turkey’s most renowned culinary forgotten tastes” … Dağdeviren has changes according to what’s in season. of bread as patisseries do sweets.’ that celebrate Turkey’s remarkable European authority and has received international press masterminded an ambitious project One rarely leaves it without having – Financial Times and Asian culinary heritage – from little-known including: CNN, Guardian, Financial Times, 9 0 1 1 to document, restore, and reinvent had a profoundly memorable taste regional dishes to those that are globally The New Yorker, and Food & Wine. He will feature £ 35.00 UK Turkish food culture.’ – The New Yorker experience.’ – Guardian $ 49.95 US recognized and stand the test of time, be in the acclaimed Netflix ‘Chef’s Table’ series in € 45.00 EUR they lamb kofte, chicken kebabs, tahini halva, September 2018 $ 59.95 CAN or pistachio baklava. - $ 65.00 AUS Also available: - Includes an introduction showcasing the culinary Musa Dağdeviren is a well-known and acclaimed cultural history of the country, insightful headnotes, Published April 2019 Middle Eastern Greece: The Cookbook The Palestinian Table chef in Istanbul, where he has three restaurants – stunning photography of finished dishes, and Vegetarian Cookbook the first, Çiya, opened in 1987. His foundation, atmospheric images evoking the beauty and which he runs with his wife, is devoted to diversity of the Turkish landscape, environment, - - - rediscovering Turkish culinary heritage, and he markets, and people 978 0 7148 7130 1 978 0 7148 7380 0 978 0 7148 7496 8 S 90100 publishes his findings in a quarterly journal. He has £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £S 29.95 9019 UK $ 39.95 US $ 49.95 US $ 39.95 US been featured in international press and regularly Icons indicate vegetarian-, gluten-, and dairy-free lectures at food conferences and culinary schools. options, and recipes with five ingredients or fewer 9 0 1 0 0 9 0 1 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 59 Tu Casa Mi Casa Mexican Recipes for the Home Cook Enrique Olvera with Luis Arellano, Gonzalo Goût, Daniela Soto-Innes, and with a foreword by Peter Meehan

Learn authentic Mexican cooking from the internationally celebrated chef Enrique Olvera, in his first home-cooking book

Enrique Olvera is a leading talent on the Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm ‘Olvera has become an ambassador … Enrique Olvera is the only one to whom innovator and a purist: thinking globally, gastronomic stage, reinventing the cuisine of his - 8⅛ × 10⅝ inches shining a light on a great world cuisine.’ they are a native tongue.’ – Vogue acting locally, and always honoring native Mexico to global acclaim – yet his true The first home-cooking book from the globally 240 pp – CNN the farmers and the community that 115 col illus. passion is Mexican home cooking. Tu Casa Mi acclaimed chef and author of Phaidon’s Mexico ‘One of the most respected chefs, not surround him.’ – Alice Waters Casa is Mexico City/New York-based Olvera’s from the Inside Out – who also appeared on season FlexiboundS 9010 ‘Enrique isn’t “inspired by” Mexican just in Mexico but also in the world.’ ode to the kitchens of his homeland. He shares two of Netflix ‘Chef’s Table’ 978 0 7148 7805 8 food. It is his soil and his roots … Of – Bloomberg ‘Mexico is one of the world’s most 100 of the recipes close to his heart – the core - all the polyglot chefs captivated by biodiverse countries.’ – Thomasina collection of basic Mexican dishes – and 100 of Olvera’s personal recipes for home cooking Mexico’s old and mystical foodways ‘Enrique’s cooking is a beautiful and Miers, Financial Times encourages readers everywhere to incorporate – organized into basics, breakfast, weekday meals, 9 0 1 0 and techniques, its unknown flavors, delicious interpretation of Mexico’s rich traditional and contemporary Mexican tastes food for sharing, sweets, and drinks £ 29.95 UK its seductive botanical diversity, culture and traditions. He is both an $ 39.95 US and ingredients into their recipe repertoire, - € 35.00 EUR no matter how far they live from Mexico. The authentic home-cooked recipes are beloved $ 49.95 CAN throughout Mexico and beyond – a genuine taste $ 59.95 AUS Also available: Enrique Olvera opened Pujol in Mexico City in of the country and its traditional cuisine 2000. His awards include: White Guide Global - Published Mexico: The Cookbook Mexico from the Tacopedia March 2019 Gastronomy Award; Latin America’s 50 Best More than 100 sumptuous photographs of finished Inside Out Restaurants (#4); World’s 50 Best Restaurants food and ingredients, including step-by-step photos (#13, 25); and Diners Club Lifetime Achievement to add ultimate clarity to the basics chapter - - - Award Latin America. He runs three outposts - 978 0 7148 6752 6 978 0 7148 6956 8 978 0 7148 7047 2 £ 29.95 UK £S 39.95 9019 UK £ 19.95 UK of Eno, a casual eatery in Mexico City; Criollo Foreword by Peter Meehan, award-winning S 9012 S 90102 $ 49.95 US $ 59.95 US $ 29.95 US in Oaxaca; Cosme in New York and soon Los food writer, former New York Times food critic, Angeles; and Atla in New York. and co-founder of Lucky Peach 9 0 1 2 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 0 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 61 The Garden Chef Recipes and Stories from Plant to Plate Phaidon editors, with an introduction by Jeremy Fox

An exclusive glimpse into the gardens of the world’s leading restaurants – and access to innovative recipes inspired by them

For many chefs, their gardens are a direct Features an eclectic mix of gardens from around 270 × 205 mm ‘At one of the world’s 50 best restaurants, designed to bring you into some sort of as straightforward as a cherry tomato extension of their kitchens. Whether a small the globe, including traditional kitchen gardens, 8 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches greatness starts in the strange garden, encounter with its origin.’ — Guardian ripe on the vine. First we try silver rooftop in the city for growing herbs and spices, allotments with polytunnels and raised beds, 256 pp where Australia’s unique produce is sorrel. The pretty little heart-shaped 200 col illus. or a larger plot with fruit trees and vegetables, aeroponic roof gardens, greenhouses, and urban exploding with flavor.’ ‘At the age of 25, Michel Bras assembled leaves are blue-green, with cloudy grey these fertile spots provide the ingredients community and micro farms FlexiboundS 90122 — Munchies (on Attica) a dish of the best the garden in his markings, and taste like sour green and inspiration for countless seasonal dishes. - 978 0 7148 7822 5 native Aubrac had to offer. It changed apples.’ — Sydney Morning Herald Here, for the first time,The Garden Chef More than 100 imaginative garden-focused recipes ‘About half the produce for [Fäviken] is gastronomy.’ — Madfeed presents fascinating stories and more than 100 from the restaurants featured explore how 40 of the grown in their garden … Nilsson is a ‘A hothouse garden, made from signature recipes from the kitchen gardens world’s top chefs grow and cook with ingredients 9 0 1 2 2 forager – he is also a hunter and expert ‘As you’d expect, the snacks on offer PVC piping and Visqueen, on the of 40 of the world’s best chefs, both established they choose to grow in their gardens, and will £ 29.95 UK gardener – and much of his food is in chef Peter Gilmore’s garden aren’t roof.” — The New Yorker (on Roberta’s) $ 39.95 US and emerging talents, with a wealth of beautiful provide a unique source of inspiration for green- € 35.00 EUR images to provide visual inspiration. fingered food-lovers the world over $ 49.95 CAN - - $ 59.95 AUS Also available: Key Selling Points The chefs featured offer insight into the growing - methods they employ and provide information on Published April 2019 The Great Dixter On Vegetables: Vegetables from Includes contributions from 40 acclaimed chefs key plants and varieties grown Cookbook Modern Recipes for an Italian Garden from around the world, including Michel Bras, - the Home Kitchen - Manoella Buffara, Magnus Nilsson, Matt Orlando, Taps into the current global trend for farm-to-table/ - - 978 0 7148 6080 0 UK Simon Rogan, Ben Shewry, and Alice Waters plant-to-plate cuisine – this is the perfect book 978 0 7148 7400 5 978 0 7148 7390 9 978 0 7148 6117 3 US S 901909 - for those interested in sustainability and seasonality, £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £S 24.95 90100 UK 0 $S 39.95 90100 US $ 49.95 US $ 39.95 US With an introduction by acclaimed chef Jeremy Fox, and for those with societal and environmental author of On Vegetables, also published by Phaidon interests

9 0 1 0 0 9 0 1 9 0 9 9 0 1 0 0 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 63 Wildness An Ode to Newfoundland and Labrador Jeremy Charles with Adam Leith Gollner

A stunning celebration of the bounty of the Atlantic coast, and a dazzling debut monograph from Canada’s star chef

The first cookbook from acclaimed chef Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘I am grateful to my friends for my new Get ready for a look at a place that is ‘Jeremy is a leader in a growing Jeremy Charles takes readers on a journey to - 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches found land, for introducing me (and still, if not a part unknown, then certainly movement to celebrate the cuisine of Canada’s rugged east coast – where wildness Charles has received fantastic media attention, 256 pp hopefully you) to the two Jeremys – a part underappreciated.’ — Anthony the North.’ — New York Times 150 col illus. has a profound influence on the tasting menu including New York Times, Guardian, and extensive Charles and Bonia, of the St. John’s Bourdain, ‘Parts Unknown’ at Charles’s acclaimed restaurant, Raymonds, footage on the globally aired ‘Parts Unknown’ with HardbackS 9012 2 restaurant Raymonds – for enlightening ‘By offering a very contemporary take nestled in the historic port at St. John’s. The the late Anthony Bourdain 978 0 7148 7823 2 me on the subjects of cod fishing and ‘Jeremy’s food is the closest cooking on Newfoundland’s historic culinary book’s more than 160 recipes spotlight the local - codfish culture – now largely a thing comes to great art.’ — Guardian traditions, Jeremy has managed fare: cod, shellfish, moose, game, wild edibles, Phaidon is known for the discovery of unique and of the past. [And] for the conversation, to transform a food culture rooted in and more. Charles has written a story to innovative chefs ready for a global book audience 9 0 1 2 2 the company, the entertainment, and ‘It’s worth the pilgrimage.’ necessity into haute cuisine.’ accompany each recipe, along with essays - £ 45.00 UK the hospitality. — Globe & Mail — Travel + Leisure $ 59.95 US about the people and landscape that define his For a fine-dining-restaurant audience, chefs, € 55.00 EUR remarkable approach to modern coastal cuisine. culinary students, adventurous cooks, and those $ 59.95 CAN - who follow the high-end culinary movement, $ 80.00 AUS Also available: Jeremy Charles is from Newfoundland, Canada. especially North American and Nordic chefs He cooked in Chicago and Los Angeles before - Published May 2019 The Sportsman A Very Serious Fäviken returning, then opened Raymonds in 2010 and Newfoundland is an increasingly popular tourist Cookbook: its casual sister, The Merchant Tavern. Raymonds destination for North Americans and many others Contra Wildair is the only place to achieve first place on Canada’s - - - - 978 0 7148 7495 1 978 0 7148 7602 3 978 0 7148 6470 9 50 Best Restaurants list for consecutive years, Richly illustrated with evocative photography S 90102 and is in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants of finished food, ingredients, and landscape £ 29.95 UK £ 35.00 UK £S 39.95 9010 UK 9 $S 49.95 9019 US 1 $ 49.95 US $ 64.95 US Discovery Series. Charles also participated in Massimo Bottura’s Refettorio project in Milan. 9 0 1 0 2 9 0 1 9 1 9 0 1 0 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 65 A Work in Progress: A Journal René Redzepi

The world-famous chef René Redzepi’s intimate first-hand account of a year in the life of his renowned restaurant, noma

A Work in Progress: A Journal is a highly personal Key Selling Points 220 × 156 mm Praise for A Work in Progress: ‘A thought-provoking, and immensely ‘Unique and insightful.’ document of the creative processes - 6 ⅛ × 8 ⅝ inches pleasurable read.’ – Daniel Barber – Publishers Weekly at noma and the challenges faced by its chefs A Work in Progress: A Journal is a new hardback 224 pp ‘Perfectly capture[s] René Redzepi’s 30 col illus. over a twelve-month period in an unspecified edition of the fascinating account of the highs and gastronomic vision.’ – Alice Waters ‘An intimate look at what Redzepi does, Praise for René Redzepi: year of the restaurant’s history. After a month lows of day-to-day life at noma, as originally featured HardbackS 901 9 how he does it, and what it means of vacation, Redzepi made a resolution to keep in René Redzepi’s bestselling A Work in Progress, 978 0 7148 7754 9 ‘René Redzepi is, without a doubt, to do it.’ – Food & Wine ‘The godfather of the New Nordic a journal and to dedicate a year to the creativity first published by Phaidon in 2013 the most influential, provocative, movement.’ – New York Times and well-being at noma. The result is an - and important chef in the world.’ ‘A brilliant insight into one of the most unusually candid, and often humorous, insight Explores wider themes of creativity, the seasons, 9 0 1 9 – Anthony Bourdain important culinary minds in the world.’ ‘The king of the gastronomic world.’ into the inner workings of one of the food world’s happiness, and work-life balance – from the trials of £ 19.95 UK – Daniel Patterson – Independent $ 29.95 US most creative minds. developing new dishes to the pressures that come € 24.95 EUR - with winning the World’s 50 Best Restaurants award $ 39.95 CAN René Redzepi became head chef and co-founder of - $ 39.95 AUS Also available: noma in 2003. Since then he has become one of his Also includes 20 recipes for key dishes made during generation’s most respected chefs with noma that year, with photography by Ditte Isager Published Noma A Work in Progress Bread is Gold February 2019 winning the Best Restaurant in the World award four - René Redzepi René Redzepi Massimo Bottura times and himself being honoured in Time’s 100 Most noma 2.0 opened in its new location in February Influential People. After relocating his entire team to 2018, and A Work in Progress: A Journal gives -S 90190 - - open noma pop-up residencies in Japan (2015), readers the opportunity to look behind the scenes 978 0 7148 5903 3 978 0 7148 6691 8 978 0 7148 7536 1 S 90191 Australia (2016) and Mexico (2017), Redzepi returned at the original restaurant and witness the creative £ 49.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £S 29.95 9011 UK $ 69.95 US $ 64.95 US $ 39.95 US to Denmark to reopen noma in 2018, having closed genius of its chefs at work the restaurant in its original home 12 months earlier.

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Redzepi also established the not-for-profit MAD Symposium in 2011 to galvanize the creative potential of the global cooking community. The Greek Vegetarian Cookbook Heather Thomas

A delicious collection of accessible and tasty Greek recipes – perfectly matched to the current trend for meat-free eating

Fresh vegetables are an integral part of Greek Key Selling Points 246 × 189 mm ‘There’s a lot of passion in this country ‘The Greek diet is regarded as one ‘The ancient Greeks revered three cuisine, and The Greek Vegetarian Cookbook - 7½ × 9¾ inches when it comes to Greek food.’ of the healthiest in the world because things: bread, wine, and olive oil. They showcases an array of delicious meatless Following on from the Phaidon’s hugely successful 272 pp – New York Times it’s based largely around fruit and also stressed the importance of 100 col illus. breakfasts, soups, salads, vegetables, grains, The Middle Eastern Vegetarian Cookbook, and vegetables, whole grains … ’ civilized, convivial eating – sitting down and desserts. Drawing inspiration from all The Indian Vegetarian Cookbook HardbackS 90191 0 ‘Greek cuisine is some of the finest in – Laura Matthews, JamieOliver.com around a table to share a meal – which, over Greece, the book simplifies this hugely - 978 0 7148 7913 0 the Mediterranean region.’ – Saveur like baking bread, fermenting grapes, popular cuisine with easily achievable, Capitalizes on the twin trends in healthy eating: the ‘From tomatoes to olive oil to salty and pressing oil, was considered nourishing recipes so satisfying and tasty that Mediterranean diet’s emphasis on vegetables and ‘For decades, Greek food in the UK was cheese, the Mediterranean diet is one of the signs of a civilized society.’ they appeal to vegetarians and meat-eaters whole grains, and a plant-based, meatless lifestyle 9 0 1 9 1 0 rubbish … but that’s all changing.’ where it’s at.’ – Bon Appétit – taste alike. Introductions to each recipe often provide - £ 24.95 UK – Guardian $ 39.95 US additional information on ingredients and Greece is a perennial top tourist destination, and € 34.95 EUR serving suggestions and many suggest variations the Greek diaspora’s strong presence throughout $ 49.95 CAN to the dish itself. North America, Europe, and Australia has made $ 49.95 AUS Also available: - Greek food a familiar – and beloved – cuisine Heather Thomas is a health and cookery writer - Published May 2019 The Mezze Cookbook The Middle Eastern Greece: The Cookbook and editor who has many cookbooks to her name Ingredients are easy to source, and the wide variety Vegetarian Cookbook and has contributed to health and food magazines of appetizing recipes are easy to prepare in the UK and the United States. She spends most - - - of her year living, and cooking, in Greece. 978 0 7148 7685 6 978 0 7148 7130 1 978 0 7148 7380 0 £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK S 901 S 90100 $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 49.95 US

9 0 1 9 0 1 0 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 69 Simple & Classic 123 step-by-step recipes Jane Hornby

The essential step-by-step recipe book for home cooks – the ‘best of the best’ from three Phaidon bestsellers Avocado & Chorizo Toast 1 1 3 3 5 Cut the sausages into bite-sized Thinly slice the spring onions and Preparation time: 5 minutes pieces. Heat a frying pan, add the squeeze the juice from one lime. Cooking time: 5 minutes sausages to the dry pan, then fry Add the juice and onions to the Serves 4 for 5 minutes, until golden and crisp avocados in a bowl. Shake in the around the edges. The sausages Tabasco, add the oil, then season to Wake up your taste buds with this will release their own red oil as taste with salt and pepper. Cut the big-flavoured alternative to the they cook. remaining lime into wedges. sausage sandwich: my perfect food for the morning after the night before. CHORIZO 4 The quality of the bread will really This spicy Spanish sausage is Preheat the grill to high and spread make all the difference here; you flavoured with paprika and garlic, out the bread on a baking tray. want something with a good chewy with a delicious smokiness. There Grill until golden on both sides. crust and character. If you can’t find are two types: cooking chorizo, Cut the garlic in half and rub the sourdough, then halve and toast some which is soft like a regular sausage, cut side over the toast. Drizzle with ciabatta or baguette instead. and cured chorizo, which is firm and a little extra-virgin oil. dry and eaten raw, like a salami. Either type will work in this recipe, 5 2 but choose the cooking chorizo if Top the toast with the avocado 4 250 g (9 oz) chorizo sausages you have the option. mixture, followed by the sizzling 2 ripe avocados sausages and a spoonful of the cooking juices. Tear the coriander 4 spring onions 2 Meanwhile, cut each avocado in leaves over the top and serve with 2 limes half, then use a spoon to scoop out the extra lime wedges for squeezing. a few shakes Tabasco sauce the stones and the flesh. Roughly 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, plus slice or chop the flesh. extra for drizzling PREPARING AND 4 thick slices good quality bread, CHOOSING AVOCADOS such as sourdough A ripe avocado will yield when 1 garlic clove gently pressed at the stalk end. 1 handful fresh coriander Don’t buy anything that feels flaky sea salt and freshly ground squashy, as it will be past its best. An under-ripe avocado will soon black pepper ripen up in the fruit bowl or in a paper bag with an apple (apples release a gas that speeds up ripening). Store the ripe fruit in the refrigerator.

To cut an avocado in half, very carefully push the blade of a knife into the flesh, until the knife stops at the stone. Slide the knife all the way around the avocado, keeping the blade against the stone. Pull out the knife, then twist the 2 halves apart.

38 Breakfast and Brunch 39 40 Avocado and Chorizo Toast

Grilled Halloumi with 1 1 4 4 6 Pomegranate Tabbouleh Put the bulgur wheat into a large Drain the bulgur in a sieve, then return bowl. Pour in the hot stock, then to the bowl. Add the dressing, herbs, cover the bowl and leave to stand for onions, chickpeas and most of the Preparation time: 15 minutes 15 minutes. pomegranate seeds. Stir Cooking time: 5 minutes well and season to taste with salt and Serves 4, easily doubled or more 2 pepper. While you wait, finely grate the zest Tabbouleh is a fresh, lively Middle from the lemons, then squeeze the 5 Eastern salad of chopped herbs with juice from 1 (about 3 tablespoons). When you’re ready to serve, heat a plenty of lemon and bulgur wheat, Whisk the zest and juice with the ridged griddle pan. Cut the halloumi and here I've added chickpeas to olive oil and some salt and pepper. into slices about 1–cm (½–inch) thick. make it extra sustaining. The salad Cook the cheese for 2 minutes on each is also delicious with goat’s cheese, 3 side, or until it comes away easily from fish, grilled meat and houmous, Pick the parsley and mint leaves then the ridges of the pan. A palette knife or among other things. finely chop. Trim and thinly slice the fish slice will be handy to lift and turn spring onions. the cheese. If you don’t have a griddle pan, 3 BULGUR WHEAT just fry the halloumi in a dry frying pan 5 120 g (4 oz) bulgur wheat Bulgur wheat is part-ground, instead. 400 ml (14 fl oz) hot vegetable stock part-cooked wheat that's really healthy and quick to use and has 6 2 unwaxed lemons a more interesting texture than Spoon the salad onto serving plates, 3 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, plus couscous. If you can't find bulgar, top with the cheese, then sprinkle with extra to drizzle (optional) use couscous instead, adding the rest of the pomegranate seeds. 1 large bunch fresh flat-leaf parsley enough hot stock to just cover the Serve with a wedge of lemon and a drizzle more oil, if you like. 1 large bunch fresh mint surface. Alternatively, the salad could easily be made with cooked 1 bunch spring onions quinoa, rice or any other of your 400-g (14-oz) can chickpeas, favourite grains. drained 100 g (3½ oz) pomegranate seeds 500 g (1 lb 2 oz) halloumi cheese flaky sea salt and freshly ground black pepper

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Simple & Classic is a newly curated collection Key Selling Points 270 × 220 mm Praise for Jane Hornby and her ‘A Gen Y Nigella Lawson.’ – Glamour the overall effect is one of calm in of the very best of Jane Hornby’s recipes from - 8 ⅝ × 10 ⅝ inches previous books published by Phaidon: the kitchen. This weighty hardback is What to Cook & How to Cook It, Fresh & Easy, Jane Hornby’s three previous books – What to 512 pp ‘It could just be the best book for novice definitely a looker.’ –Guardian 800 col illus. and What to Bake & How to Bake It, each Cook & How to Cook It, What to Bake & ‘An exhaustively – and attractively – cooks ever.’ – Westside previously published by Phaidon. The beauty of How to Bake It, and Fresh & Easy – combined HardbackS 90111 9 illustrated guide aimed at beginners.’ ‘Jane Hornby’s novice-friendly What to Hornby’s recipes is how easy they are to perfect to sell more than 150,000 copies globally 978 0 7148 7811 9 – New York Times Book Review ‘Jane covers all bases with a definitive Cook & How to Cook It was a game- – with detailed step-by-step shots and beautiful - collection of recipes. Impeccable changer for the penniless, starving images of the finished dishes, this is destined Hornby’s fail-safe recipes are designed to scale ‘A book to return to again and again.’ step-by-step methods, leaping off the student.’ – Daily Telegraph to be the most useful cookbook on the shelf. up or down for everyday meals and entertaining – 9 0 1 1 1 9 – Saveur page in both textual and photographic Great value, it is released with the original price perfect for family meals or smaller gatherings £ 29.95 UK form. Graphic precision and simplicity, $ 49.95 US of What to Cook & How to Cook It, but packed - € 39.95 EUR full with the most popular recipes from all Easy-to-follow step-by-step photography $ 59.95 CAN of Hornby’s books. From Paella to Roast Lamb documents each pivotal stage of the recipe – and $ 59.95 AUS Also available: and Rosemary Potatoes, and Chocolate Mousse every recipe has a final shot of the finished dish with Cherries, this book covers classic and - Published February 2019 What to Bake & What to Cook & The Family Meal contemporary recipes with an international Includes both classic international dishes and How to Bake It How to Cook It Ferran Adrià perspective. more adventurous dishes that cater for every palate, - - - - with vegetarian and gluten-free options 978 0 7148 6743 4 UK 978 0 7148 5901 9 UK 978 0 7148 6239 2 UK Jane Hornby is a writer and a cook who specializes - 978 0 7148 6865 3 US 978 0 7148 5958 3 US 978 0 7148 6253 8 US £S 19.95 901 UK £S 24.95 901901 UK 9 £ 27.95 UK in developing recipes for beginners. After training as The ultimate gift for home cooks at all levels – S 901292 $ 35.00 US $ 39.95 US $ 34.95 US a chef, she was food editor on the bestselling BBC from novice to expert Good Food magazine for five years. 9 0 1 9 0 1 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 2 9 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 71 Raw Recipes for a modern vegetarian lifestyle Solla Eiríksdóttir

A modern and fresh take on vegetarian, vegan, and raw food – now available in paperback for the first time

Raw, by acclaimed Icelandic cook Solla Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm ‘If you want to try your hand at plant- ‘Solla’s food is as delightful as the ‘Eiríksdóttir’s easy-to-follow book is Eiríksdóttir, was first published in 2016, when - 8⅛ × 10⅝ inches powered cooking, then you need (Ice)land she’s from, and it tastes just the top choice for those who strongly the concept of raw food was relatively new. Now available in paperback – bringing this exciting, 240 pp look no further than Icelandic chef as pure and magical. I think she is believe that you are what you eat.’ 100 col illus. Now a widely accepted route to healthy eating, groundbreaking recipe collection to a new audience Solla Eiríksdóttir’s book. Added some sort of food fairy.’ – Ben Stiller – Independent her book features 75 healthy and delicious of health-conscious home cooks Paperback bonus? The fresh, seasonal recipes are mainly raw recipes, introducing readers to - 978 0 7148 7912 3 accompanied by beautiful photographs ‘Solla Eiríksdóttir introduces earthly ‘Changing the stereotypical image of an approach to ethical and sustainable eating Every recipe in this delicious selection of plant- of Iceland’s stunning landscape.’ delights in Raw … photographs of the health nuts [and] celebrating quality that has found its way into the everyday diets based dishes is vegetarian, and many are raw, – Elle Decor land of fire and ice are also offered up produce and delicious flavor.’ of people around the world. Divided into five vegan, and/or gluten-free, making it ideally suited for for inspiration… Raw is rooted in the – Amuse chapters – breakfast, snacks, light lunches, a wide range of appetites and dietary requirements £ 19.95 UK ‘A beloved discovery.’ – GOOP Earth’s sweetest rewards.’ – Wallpaper* $ 29.95 US main dishes, and sweet treats – the book - € 24.95 EUR abounds with bright, fresh tastes such as The approach capitalizes on the global movement $ 39.95 CAN turmeric tostadas, quinoa pizza, kelp noodles toward vegetable-based cuisine – which has now $ 39.95 AUS Also available: with tofu, and vegan vanilla ice cream. evolved from a food trend to a genuine lifestyle - preference for millions of people around the world Published On Vegetables: Vegan: The Cookbook Studio Olafur Eliasson: February 2019 Award-wining cook Solla Eiríksdóttir is the owner of - Modern Recipes for The Kitchen Gló in Reykjavik – Iceland’s most popular vegetarian Gorgeous photographs exemplify the book’s focus the Home Kitchen and raw-food restaurant. She opened Gló twenty on simple ingredients and clean living - - - 978 0 7148 7390 9 978 0 7148 7391 6 978 0 7148 7111 0 years ago, and today runs five successful restaurants, S 901909 S 90191 an organic market, and her own organic food brand. £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK S£ 35.00901111 UK 0 $ 49.95 US $ 49.95 US $ 49.95 US She has published five cookbooks and her cuisine has gained an international reputation. 9 0 1 9 0 9 9 0 1 9 1 9 0 1 1 1 1 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 73 The Book of Tapas Simone and Inés Ortega, with an introduction by José Andrés

Back in print – the ultimate guide to the most-loved Spanish food, from the authors of the bestselling Spain: The Cookbook

With its appetizing dishes of bite-sized food, Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘Irresistible for many reasons: bright- and at once, I just couldn’t stop cooking … Easy-to-follow recipes suitable for usually eaten before dinner, tapas and tapas - 7⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches red type, ribbon bookmark, and easy- from the book. By now, I’ve been every occasion … Cleverly concocted culture are a Spanish way of life … and the most With more than 250 definitive recipes, this 432 pp to-buy ingredients, transformed into through dozens of its recipes, all with by some of the world’s best chefs.’ 75 col illus. popular and convivial way to enjoy Spanish food. collection combines classic tapas dishes, 250 recipes from tapas-loving chefs in great success. They’re easy to execute – Sunday Express Served in bars all over Spain, good tapas comes from gambas al ajillo (garlic prawns) to tortilla Hardback Spain and abroad. It is summer cooking and feature easy-to-find ingredients, from the perfect marriage of food, drink, and española (Spanish omelet), with more contemporary 978 0 7148 7911 6 bound between sunny covers.’ which are often already stocked in my ‘It’s time to cook up some of Spain’s conversation. This complete guide contains authentic recipes – New York Times pantry.’ – Marie Asselin, Nouveau best-loved dishes yourself ... Brush up over 250 easy-to-follow authentic recipes to - on your español at the same time and serve with drinks in typical Spanish style, or Simone and Inés Ortega show how tasty and ‘Very quickly, I found myself drooling ‘Reveals the secrets of creating the really impress your dinner guests.’ to combine as a feast to share. appetizing tapas dishes are, the perfect food £ 29.95 UK over each and every one of the recipes, best and most authentic Spanish tapas – Thomas Cook Travel $ 49.95 US - for sharing – and an easy and practical solution € 39.95 EUR With a career in food writing spanning 50 years, to entertaining for the home cook $ 59.95 CAN Simone Ortega was the foremost authority - $ 59.95 AUS Also available: on traditional Spanish cooking, and contributed Explains everything you need to know about this to countless newspapers and magazines. quintessentially Spanish way of eating, and of the Published February 2019 Paella Spain: The Cookbook Quick and Easy Inés Ortega has written many cookbooks and importance of tapas bar culture in Spain Spanish Recipes collaborated with her mother on this and the - - bestselling Spain: The Cookbook. A beautiful book – back in print after great demand - 978 0 7148 7244 5 UK - José Andrés grew up in Spain and trained under – that conjures up the food and atmosphere 978 0 7148 6082 4 978 0 7148 7247 6 US 978 0 7148 7113 4 Ferran Adrià at elBulli before moving to the USA, of one of the most popular holiday destinations £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 19.95 UK $ 39.95 US $ 49.95 US $ 29.95 US where he was one of the first chefs to introduce in Europe, steeped in history and filled with tasty tapas to American restaurant-goers. and tempting treats

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 75 The Lebanese Cookbook Salma Hage

Back in print – the definitive book on Lebanese home cooking, featuring 500 authentic and delicious easy-to-make recipes

On the shores of the eastern Mediterranean Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘If you have room on your bookshelf for ‘500 straightforward recipes covering ‘Extraordinary … Sensational rural and a gateway to the Middle East, Lebanon has - 7⅛ × 10⅝ inches only one Lebanese cookbook, this is a every aspect of her native cuisine.’ Lebanese cooking.’ — The Times long been regarded as having one of the most 512 pp strong contender ... Includes hundreds — Publishers Weekly The definitive guide to Lebanese home cooking, 200 col illus. refined cuisines in the region, blending textures, with more than 50,000 copies sold to date, of fresh, flavorful recipes from ‘Uncompromising in its fidelity to the and ingredients from myriad sources. First now back in print under a new title! HardbackS 901909 across this Middle Eastern country. ‘Hage’s food is solid and satisfying.’ way things are done in Lebanon. You published as The Lebanese Kitchen and now - 978 0 7148 7909 3 Throughout, you’ll find hallmarks of — Washington Post can’t fault the comprehensiveness of back in print under its new title, The Lebanese James Beard award-winning author Salma Hage Lebanese cuisine, like fresh produce this book.’ — Evening Standard Cookbook, this is the definitive guide, bringing is a true authority on the subject, with decades and herbs, savory spices, whole grains, ‘A survey of a fascinating and together hundreds of diverse dishes, from light, of experience preparing food for family meals 9 0 1 9 0 9 olive oil, nuts and seeds, pomegranate, nourishing food culture.’ — Metro ‘Will warm your heart and your £ 29.95 UK tempting mezzes and salads, to hearty main - orange, and rose.’ — thekitchn stomach.’ — Time.com $ 49.95 US courses, grilled meats, sumptuous sweets, and Recipes range from the familiar to fresh discoveries, € 39.95 EUR refreshing drinks. and from meat, fish, and poultry dishes to $ 59.95 CAN - a wealth of vegetable-based, dairy-free, and $ 59.95 AUS Also available: Bestselling author Salma Hage is from Mazarat gluten-free options Tiffah (Apple Hamlet) in the mountains of the Kadisha - Published The Mezze Cookbook The Middle Eastern The Palestinian Table June 2019 Valley in north Lebanon. She has over 50 years of Benefits from the principles of the Mediterranean Vegetarian Cookbook experience of family cooking – learning to cook from diet, now proven to be the healthiest way to eat her mother, mother-in-law, and sisters-in-law, while - - - - helping to raise her nine brothers and two sisters. Part of Phaidon’s bestselling series of international 978 0 7148 7685 6 978 0 7148 7130 1 978 0 7148 7496 8 £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK Hage is also the author of Phaidon’s James Beard S 901 S 9019 culinary ‘bibles’ – each a compendium of classic $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US award-winning The Middle Eastern Vegetarian and contemporary home-cooking recipes from an Cookbook and The Mezze Cookbook. individual country or culture 9 0 1 9 0 1 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 77 Blooms Contemporary Floral Design Phaidon Editors, with an introduction by Clare Coulson

A glorious survey of work by more than 80 contemporary floral designers who are extending the boundaries of their art

Blooms celebrates the explosive impact that Demonstrates how the world of contemporary floral 270 × 205 mm ‘Some of the most forward-thinking ‘The best way to decorate your day? ‘A new generation is ripping up the floral designers from the last decade have had design crosses paths with fashion, interior design, 8 ⅛ × 10 ⅝ inches florists right now … are turning the Flowers, of course – and luckily, rulebook as floral arrangements on a previously underappreciated art form. This and fine art through astonishing creative initiatives 272 pp limiting ideals of good taste on its head London’s floristry scene has never been go wild.’ – Telegraph 500 col illus. stunning book is the most ambitious survey - to embrace the variety flowers can offer, so lush.’ – Vogue of contemporary floral design ever published A curated selection representing the most exciting Hardback and how they can make us feel and see ‘We’ve gone back to a very romantic and demonstrates just how far these innovative and innovative work happening today – more than 978 0 7148 7859 1 in new ways.’ – Deborah Needleman, ‘Kate Moss is buying plants and florists take on everything … new florists designers have pushed the boundaries of 70 floral designers nominated by global experts New York Times are going viral on Instagram – it’s never can be more like stylists, and their contemporary floral design. Blooms showcases - been hipper to be green.’ – Evening Instagram account is more their the work of more than 70 designers across the Taps into the global obsession with all things floral ‘Flower arranging got a millennial Standard work than anything else.’ – Paula Pryke globe – featuring established florists alongside and botanical, capturing the zeitgeist perfectly £ 35.00 UK makeover.’ – WGSN OBE, florist $ 49.95 US rising new talent – each nominated by industry - € 39.95 EUR experts, from perfumer Lyn Harris of Miller Introduction by Clare Coulson, who writes widely on $ 65.00 CAN Harris to floral-design icon Eric Buterbaugh. interiors, fashion, and gardens for leading magazines $ 69.95 AUS Also available: It’s an expertly curated, gorgeously produced - collection of talent that offers insight into the Provides florists, designers, stylists, and event Published Flower Colour Guide The Gardener’s Garden Plant: Exploring April 2019 profound effect that floristry has on today’s planners with inspiration from a world-class platform Midi Format the Botantical World visual culture and on the world of design itself. - - - Featured florists and designers include: 978 0 7148 7830 0 UK - - Key Selling Points Loose Leaf (Australia); Thierry Boutemy (France); 978 0 7148 7755 6 US 978 0 7148 7415 9 978 0 7148 7148 6 IS 90100 £IS 29.95 9011 UK 9 - Makoto Azuma (Japan); Pyrus Botanicals, JamJar £ 24.95 UK £IS 39.95 9011 UK $ 35.00 US $ 49.95 US $ 59.95 US A comprehensive survey of the forward-thinking, Flowers, and Flora Starkey (UK); and AP Bio, Lewis creative talent transforming the floral world today Miller, Nicolette Owen, and Emily Thompson (USA) 9 0 1 0 0 9 0 1 1 9 9 0 1 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com General Interest 79 Sun and Moon A Story of Astronomy, Photography and Cartography Mark Holborn

A spectacular pictorial history of astronomical exploration, for anyone who has gazed at the sky and wondered what lies beyond

From the beginning of time, human beings Key Selling Points 308 × 292 mm ‘Houston, Tranquillity Base here. The ‘We choose to go to the moon in this Praise for Full Moon, edited by Holborn: have looked up at the stars and speculated - 11½ × 12⅛ inches Eagle has landed.’ — Neil Armstrong, decade and do the other things not on other worlds. Published to mark the fiftieth The gift of the season for anyone who has ever 376 pp July 20, 1969 because they are easy, but because they ‘… the closest approximation of the real 280 col and b&w illus. anniversary of the first moon landing,Sun and gazed at the stars or looked through a telescope are hard.’ — John F. Kennedy, thing that I’ve seen since being there.’ Moon tells the story of that burning human need - HardbackIS 901 ‘The Hubble has offered a new view of September 12, 1962 — David R. Scott, Commander, Apollo 15 to comprehend the universe, from Neolithic A unique pictorial history of astronomical 978 0 7148 7656 6 the universe and has … revolutionized observatories that mark the solstice to the latest exploration, from the earliest prehistoric almost every area of observational ‘… this stands as a symbol of the ‘A masterpiece – the kind of work that space telescopes. It shows, for the first time, observatories to the latest satellite images astronomy.’ — NASA and ESA on the insatiable curiosity of all mankind to elicited a gasp from me with almost how the development of photography and - 9 0 1 28th anniversary of the launch of the explore the unknown.’ — Buzz Aldrin, every turn of the page.’ — Tom Hanks, cartography – the means of documenting other Visually led, with spectacular images and an £ 59.95 UK Hubble Space Telescope, April 2018 Lunar Module Pilot, Apollo 11 star of Apollo 13 $ 79.95 US worlds – is linked indelibly to the charting of the inspiring story imparting the excitement of discovery € 69.95 EUR heavens, from the first image on a glass plate - $ 105.00 CAN to the Hubble Space Telescope. Published to mark the anniversary of the first moon $ 120.00 AUS Also available: - landing by Apollo 11 in July 1969, and the 40th Mark Holborn is an editor and book designer who anniversary of NASA’s geological survey of the Published May 2019 Universe: Exploring the Map: Exploring Flying Too Close has worked internationally with such diverse artists moon, with its extraordinary cartography Astronomical World The World to the Sun as Lucian Freud, Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, Issey - Miyake, Lucian Freud, James Turrell and William Also celebrates the 180th anniversary of the - - - Full Moon 978 0 7148 7461 6 978 0 7148 6944 5 978 0 7148 7523 1 Eggleston. He edited the groundbreaking , announcement of the daguerreotype, the earliest IS 9019 by Michael Light, documenting the nine Apollo moon commercial form of photography, and the earliest £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £IS 39.95 9012 UK 1 $IS 59.95 9011 US $ 59.95 US $ 59.95 US missions. Recent books include Lucian Freud and photograph on glass –an image of the first modern Mapplethorpe Flora, both published by Phaidon. observatory 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 9 0 1 2 1 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com General Interest 81 Only Human Martin Parr Phillip Prodger, with an introduction by Grayson Perry

A major new book on Martin Parr explores the photographer’s most enduring subject – people – as never before

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By turns witty, surprising, and ingenious, Martin Key Selling Points 245 × 210 mm ‘The most famously satirical eye the larger social view.’ – Sandra Phillips, ‘Sardonic chronicler of contemporary Parr’s photographs reveal the eccentricities of - 8¼ × 9⅝ inches in British photography.’ – Guardian curator, SFMoMA life and arguably Britain’s greatest modern life with affection and insight. This book The first comprehensive book on Parr’s work since 240 pp living photographer … a playful satirist, 220 col illus. – published to coincide both with Parr’s 2019 Phaidon’s retrospective monograph was published ‘One of the world’s finest documentary ‘Martin Parr is one of the world’s most skewering the nation’s eccentricities exhibition at London’s National Portrait Gallery in 2002 (more than 30,000 copies sold) HardbackS 901 photographers.’ – Art Review iconic photographers, his ability to … Parr loves to record the mundane and also the date the UK will leave the EU - 978 0 7148 7857 7 capture the essence of Britishness absurdities that make Britain both – examines what it means to be human at a time Accompanies a major exhibition at the National ‘One of photography’s great social unparallelled within contemporary charming and bizarre.’ of both change and retrospection. Bringing Portrait Gallery, London opening in March 2019 observers – one of those who finds image-making.’ – AnOther Magazine – Alastair Sooke, Telegraph together new work from the last decade, Only - 9 0 1 pleasure through looking at the Human explores the concepts of Britishness Features brand-new work from the past five years, £ 39.95 UK particular, but always with a mind on $ 59.95 US and national identity through the rituals and much previously unpublished, and includes never- € 49.95 EUR habits of everyday life. before-seen portraits of renowned personalities such $ 79.95 CAN - as Alain de Botton, Anna Wintour, Paul Smith, Zadie $ 79.95 AUS Also available: Martin Parr’s distinctive style has established him Smith, and Vivienne Westwood as a leading cultural commentator in contemporary - Published Martin Parr The Photobook: Real Food March 2019 photography. Parr has published over 80 Explores the timely subject of national identity, with 2nd Edition A History Volume III photobooks, and his work has been recognized with bodies of work on ‘Brexit’, ‘British Abroad,’ and ‘The major awards and over 100 exhibitions worldwide. Establishment,’ all captured in Parr’s endearing style - - - Phillip Prodger is senior research scholar at the - 978 0 7148 6566 9 978 0 7148 6677 2 978 0 7148 7103 5 £ 59.95 UK £S 59.95 901 UK 2 £ 14.95 UK Yale University Center for British Art, and was Includes new essays and commentary on Parr’s S 9019 S 90110 $ 100.00 US $ 100.00 US $ 24.95 US formerly head of photographs at the NPG, London. photography by curator and writer Phillip Prodger and an introduction by Grayson Perry 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 2 9 0 1 1 0 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Photography 83 Steve McCurry: The Unguarded Moment Steve McCurry

A selection from McCurry’s finest photographs, featuring vivid scenes of everyday life around the world – now in paperback

Key Selling Points The Unguarded Moment showcases 380 × 275 mm ‘A sublime collection of photographs… ‘This collection paints a vivid picture ‘McCurry can make the hellish look 75 photographs that define the work of renowned - 10 ⅞ × 15 inches The colours – superbly rendered in this of the region and confirms McCurry as heavenly … incredible photographs documentary photographer Steve McCurry. A carefully selected portfolio of Steve McCurry’s 156 pp high-quality book – are some of the one of the greatest exponents of color that change the way we look at our 75 col illus. Each image collected here bears witness most striking photographs from a vast and most exquisite that you are likely to see photography in the world today.’ world … haunting and provocative to a unique encounter, an ‘unguarded moment,’ exceptional body of work in a photograph.’ – Sunday Telegraph – Amateur Photography images.’ – Sunday Times Magazine - Paperback in which McCurry captures his subjects at their 978 0 7148 7735 8 most unselfconscious. Depicting the everyday Following the success of the hardback edition ‘A celebration of the poetry of ‘Stunning … The images, taken during lives of people from myriad countries and – now out of print – this new paperback edition photography, of color, form, chaos, the last 30 years, make it easy to cultures, these stunning reproductions pay makes McCurry’s work available to a new audience and human drama.’ – Condé Nast identify with the people from these less tribute to McCurry’s enduring fascination of readers £ 29.95 UK Traveller familiar parts.’ – ROOF - $ 49.95 US with the individual – and this new paperback € 39.95 EUR edition brings this unforgettable work to Features the striking images that exemplify McCurry’s unique ability to depict the ‘unguarded $ 59.95 CAN a new generation of aspiring globetrotters. $ 59.95 AUS Also available: - moments’ of people from all corners of the globe - Steve McCurry has been one of the most prominent Published Steve McCurry Untold: Steve McCurry: Steve McCurry: voices in contemporary photography for more Presents 75 large-format vivid and evocative images March 2019 - The Stories Behind the Looking East Portraits than 30 years, with scores of magazine covers to Photographs 2nd Edition Steve McCurry is one of Phaidon’s bestselling his name, over a dozen books, and hundreds of - - - authors and one of the most admired documentary 978 0 7148 7734 1 978 0 7148 7638 2 978 0 7148 6537 9 exhibitions around the world. A member of Magnum S 9012 Photos, McCurry has been recognized with photographers working today £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £S 14.95 901 UK 9 $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 19.95 US the Robert Capa Gold Medal and National Press Photographers Award. 9 0 1 2 9 0 1 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Photography 85 Wallpaper* City Guides

These pocket-sized travel bibles uncover the most stylish spots and best architecture and design on the planet

Key Selling Points March 2019: 160 × 108 mm phaidon.com phaidon.com phaidon.com - New York Reykjavik Melbourne 4¼ × 6¼ inches 978 0 7148 7767 9 978 0 7148 7768 6 978 0 7148 7765 5 Covering more than 60 dynamic destinations across 128 pp the world – and now 3.75 million copies sold 70 original col. photos - April 2019: Paperback Another 11 updates featuring a new chapter on phaidon.com Shanghai Art and Design, showcasing museums, galleries, 978 0 7148 7766 2 £ 9.95 UK artists’ studios, street culture, and design ateliers $ 12.95 US - € 12.95 EUR Unearthing the most happening nightlife, the May 2019 (UK) and June 2019 (US) $ 14.95 CAN buzziest hotels, the most enticing retail, and the Barcelonaphaidon.com Copenhagenphaidon.com Stockholmphaidon.com $ 18.95 AUS contemporary architecture that defines a city 978 0 7148 7826 3 978 0 7148 7828 7 978 0 7148 7827 0 - @wallpaperguides After 12 years, the Wallpaper* City Guide brand is stronger than ever, with an unparalleled reputation June 2019: phaidon.com phaidon.com phaidon.com - Tokyo Seoul Venice 978 0 7148 7900 0 978 0 7148 7902 4 978 0 7148 7903 1 Perfectly sized for travel, discreet and easy to use, with insider tips so you don’t feel like a tourist phaidon.com - Miami 978 0 7148 7825 6 Ideal for extended city breaks and business trips - Havana (978 0 7148 7906 2) has moved from the season and will Also available as an app for iPhone and iPad publish in Fall 2019

Winter & Spring 2019 phaidon.com Travel 87 Children’s Books Lenny the Lobster Can’t Stay for Dinner Finn & Michael Buckley, illustrated by Catherine Meurisse

A choose-your-own-ending tale of a distinguished lobster and a fateful dinner party inches 8 ⅜ × 11 ⅜ mm 290 × 214 Portrait Orientation 32 pp

Jacketed hardcover

$ 16.95 US $ 21.95 CAN £ 12.95 UK € 16.95 EUR $ 24.95 AUS

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Michael Buckley is the author of the New York Times bestselling series Sisters Grimm and N.E.R.D.S., as well as several other successful children’s books. Finn Buckley is 10 years old, and this book is his first. Father and son live in Brooklyn, New York. Catherine Meurisse is Ages 4–7 Key Selling Points a Paris-based illustrator, cartoonist, and comic- Picture Book - book artist. A survivor of - A choose-your-own-ending picture book with the Charlie Hebdo attack, Lenny: a dignified lobster with an eye a double sided jacket – offering two different she has illustrated over for style – he’s the perfect guest. stories in one! 20 adult and children’s books. This is her first When invited to a fancy dinner party, Lenny - book in English. brings thoughtful gifts for the hosts and Written by Michael Buckley – bestselling author enthusiasm for whatever’s in store. But of The Sisters Grimm and the N.E.R.D.S. series World rights when he’s greeted with a pot of boiling water – and his 10-year-old son and lobster bibs, Lenny [and readers] must - quickly decide: should he stay or go? With lively, comic illustrations by Catherine Also available: This laugh-out-loud text by bestselling Meurisse, one of France’s most celebrated author Michael Buckley and his 10-year-old comedic artists and cartoonists today Toto’s Apple Are You a Monkey? Something’s Fishy son Finn is stunningly accompanied by $ 17.95 US $ 16.95 US $ 16.95 US illustrations that demonstrate Catherine £B 11.95 UK £B 10.95 UK £B 11.95 UK 978 0 7148 7251 3 978 0 7148 7417 3 978 0 7148 7531 6 Meurisse’s flare for the dramatic.

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 91 Book of Flight 10 Record-Breaking Animals with Wings Gabrielle Balkan, illustrated by Sam Brewster

A stunning world-records book of animal flight, by the author-and-illustrator inches 10 × 12 ⅜ team behind the bestselling Book of Bones! mm 315 × 254 Portrait Orientation 48 pp

Unjacketed hardcover

$ 19.95 US $ 25.95 CAN £ 16.95 UK € 19.95 EUR $ 29.95 AUS

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Gabrielle Balkan is a writer and editor living in Brooklyn, New York. Her books include the acclaimed Book of Bones and The 50 States atlas series. Sam Brewster is an award-winning freelance Ages 5–8 Key Selling Points illustrator, photographer, Picture Book - and filmmaker based in London. This is his third - A worthy follow-up to Balkan and Brewster’s children’s book. Meet ten fascinating flyers through a series bestselling Book of Bones, featuring informational of superlatives – and guess who’s who while back matter and touchable wings World rights learning about airborne animals. From the - fastest (white-throated needletail) to the Packed with guess-who challenges, unbelievable most acrobatic (flying fox bat), and from the facts, engaging comparisons, and stunning reveals best glider (colugo) to the best backward - flyer (hummingbird), each master of flight A playful and unusual approach to nonfiction, is cleverly depicted in a blueprint-inspired touching animal anatomy, animal behavior, simple Also available: diagram, accompanied by playful, aeronautics, and aviation design informative text. The stunning page-turn - Book of Bones Animals Are Delicious Seeing Stars reveal features a full-color illustration and an The superlative structure echoes books of world $ 19.95 US $ 17.95 US $24.95 US B B explanation of what makes each animal’s records, a bestselling category for the age group £ 16.95 UK £ 11.95 UK £B 17.95 UK 978 0 7148 7512 5 978 0 7148 7144 8 978 0 7148 7772 3 way of flying so special. - B B B Fully researched and vetted by experts 978 0 7148 7511 8 978 0 7148 7123 3 978 0 7148 7722 8

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 93 My Art Book of Sleep Shana Gozansky

The second in an introductory series to fine art, curated for young children inches 5 ¾ × 7 ½ as never before: by theme mm 190 × 146 Portrait Orientation 48 pp

Everyone Casebound board book sleeps. $ 16.95 US $ 21.95 CAN £ 14.95 UK € 16.95 EUR Kids . . . $ 29.95 AUS The Little Star Dweller was painted by YOSHITOMO NARA.

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Dream! Shana Gozansky is a freelance theater director whose work has been produced from NYC to LA. She holds an MFA in

Of sparkling worlds. Directing from the Brown/

This detail of The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away was created by YAYOI KUSAMA. Trinity Rep MFA Programs and is a graduate of My-Art-Book-of-Sleep-EN-7865-Interior.indd 31 02/11/2018 11:22 My-Art-Book-of-Sleep-EN-7865-Interior.indd 32 06/11/2018 11:13 Bard College. She is a Drama League Directing Fellow and her focus is on developing new plays. Ages 2–4 Key Selling Points Shana is an avid museum- goer and art appreciator, Board Book - a mother of a toddler, and - An introduction to fine art by theme, building a prolific social media For children everywhere, sleep is part of an appreciation via a relatable and memorable humorist. their every day… and now, part of their first context art collection! 35 full-page artworks from - World rights a variety of periods feature sleep in all its The second in a series of four themed volumes Of giant apples . . . Or rainbow tunnels. forms – from naptime to bedtime, dreaming of fine art – intended to be the foundation of each The Listening Room (La Chambre d’écoute) was painted by RENÉ MAGRITTE. Country Rock was painted by PETER DOIG. to waking, sunsets to night skies – child’s art-book collection My-Art-Book-of-Sleep-EN-7865-Interior.indd 35 06/11/2018 11:13 My-Art-Book-of-Sleep-EN-7865-Interior.indd 36 06/11/2018 11:14 accompanied by a brief, tender, read-aloud - text. Each work’s title and artist’s name are An expertly curated comprehensive survey of the Also available: included as captions, for true integration most important artists and artworks of narrative and information. It’s the perfect - My Art Book of Love Little Bear Dreams Twinkle, Twinkle, ABC bedtime read for families – artsy or Helps toddlers and pre-schoolers connect their $ 16.95 US $ 17.95 US $ 12.95 US otherwise! own experiences to those they see on the canvas £B 14.95 UK £B 12.95 UK £B 8.95 UK 978 0 7148 7718 1 978 0 7148 7724 2 978 0 7148 7507 1 – allowing them to truly engage with the material - A unique addition to the year-round bestselling bedtime category

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 95 United Tastes of America An Atlas of Food Facts & Recipes from Every State Gabrielle Langholtz, illustrated by Jenny Bowers, photography by DL Acken

Cook around the country with this geographical collection of authentic recipes inches 9 × 12 from each of the USA’s 50 states, plus three territories, and the nation’s capital mm 304 × 228 Portrait Orientation 240 pp

Hardcover

$ 29.95 US $ 39.95 CAN £ 24.95 UK € 29.95 EUR $ 49.95 AUS

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Gabrielle Langholtz has traveled and lived throughout America. She was the award- winning editor of Edible Manhattan and Edible Brooklyn, the head of special projects and publicity at the NYC Greenmarket, and authored The New Greenmarket Cookbook. Ages 7–10 Key Selling Points She lives in Pennsylvania. Jenny Bowers is a Hardcover - UK-based illustrator and - A children’s book adaptation of Phaidon’s animator who loves a Following the success of America: The bestselling adult title, America: The Cookbook challenge. DL Acken is Cookbook, author (and mother) Gabrielle - a Canadian-based food photographer who loves Langholtz has curated 54 child-friendly The range of recipes – some vegetarian, an adventure. recipes – one for each state, plus gluten-free, and/or dairy-free – deliciously Washington D.C. and three U.S. territories represents the cultural variety of this vast nation World rights (Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin - Islands). From Pennsylvania Dutch pretzels Complete with a kitchen-skills section at the to Louisiana gumbo, Oklahoma fry bread to beginning, an index at the end, and a bound-in Also available: Virginia peanut soup, each recipe is made ribbon to mark your favorite recipe simple by a step-by-step format and a - Silver Spoon for Children America: The Cookbook Now Make This full-color photograph of the finished dish. A unique addition to the booming map/geography $ 19.95 US $49.95 US $ 19.95 US A full-spread introduction to each state/ category, which has boasted global bestsellers £ 14.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 16.95 UK 978 0 7148 5756 5 978 0 7148 7396 1 978 0 7148 7530 9 territory features background about its such as Maps and The 50 States culinary culture, brought to life with - illustrated food facts and maps. Informative State-focused curriculum is standard in all of 978 0 7148 5746 6 978 0 7148 7529 3 and delicious for kids and their families! America’s fourth-grade classrooms and beyond

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 97 Side by Side A Celebration of Dads Chris Raschka

A heartfelt and playful ode to the father-child relationship, by two-time inches 6 ½ × 11 Caldecott-medal-winning author Chris Raschka mm 280 × 165 Portrait Orientation 48 pp

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Chris Raschka is the creator of many distinguished and award-winning books for children. He has received two Caldecott Medals: for The Hello, Goodbye Window, by Norton Juster; and for his own A Ball for Daisy. He also received a Caldecott Honor for Yo! Yes? Five of his titles have Ages 3–5 Key Selling Points been named New York Times Best Illustrated Picture Book - Children’s Books. Chris - Chris Raschka is one of today’s most well- Raschka was the US King and Jester, Boat and Captain, Mountain known American children’s book author/ nominee for the Hans and Climber… fathers and children are all illustrators, with several award-winning and Christian Andersen Award in 2012 and 2016. He lives of these things and more in Chris Raschka’s bestselling books to his name, including in NYC with his family. tribute to this familial pair. Each stanza A Ball for Daisy (Caldecott Medal) and Yo? presents three scenarios in which the father Yes! (Caldecott Honor) World rights and child’s roles are subtly balanced. The - pairs vary between stanzas, coming together Perfect for Father’s Day positioning in a visit to an ice-cream truck. With minimal - Also available: text and maximum emotion, the book A great addition to the year-round bestselling Hug This Book Growing Together encapsulates Raschka’s own passion “Love category” Board Book edition Circle Rolls 4 Stories to Share and nostalgia for being a father to his $ 9.95 US $ 16.95 US $ 19.95 US [now-grown] son. £B 7.95 UK £B 12.95 UK £ 12.95 UK 978 0 7148 7774 7 978 0 7148 7630 6 978 0 7148 7141 7

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Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 99 Can You Eat? Words by Joshua David Stein Illustrations by Julia Rothman

Now in a new board-book format: a whimsical word book of rhyming things inches 5 × 7 that can – or can’t – be eaten! mm 177 ×127 Portrait Orientation 28 pp

Casebound board book

$ 9.95 US $ 12.95 CAN £ 6.95 UK € 9.95 EUR A pea A pear? $ 14.95 AUS

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Joshua David Stein (@fakejoshstein) is an acclaimed food critic, and film and culture columnist. A bear? He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two sons. Julia Rothman is an artist and designer, a part of the design studio ALSO, runs the blog Book By Its Cover, and launched Women Chocolate mousse Who Draw, a directory of Ages 1–3 Key Selling Points female illustrators. She lives and works in Brooklyn. Board Book - - Author Joshua David Stein is a highly credentialed Alaskan moose World rights Can you eat… and connected food critic and journalist who A pea? A pear? A bee? A bear? self-promotes with enthusiasm and style! - A mouse? In this spin-off board book to the Illustrator Julia Rothman is an influencer in the bestselling picture-book companion, food illustration and design community, with a loyal critic (and dad) Joshua David Stein asks the fan base of over 50,000 followers on Instagram question, “Can you eat…?” followed by a - lyrical list of illustrated items. From familiar Incorporates wit, logic, and illogic that offer young Also available: items like apple pie and pineapple to the children encouragement to pay attention to what more nonsensical, like underpants and they are eating and maybe even try something new! Can I Eat That? What’s Cooking? Food Hide and Sneak elephants, this read-aloud twist on a first - $ 16.95 US $ 16.95 US $ 9.95 US book of food offers plenty of giggles, with This illustrated list of read-aloud prompts £B 10.95 UK £B 12.95 UK £B 9.95 UK simple yet sophisticated hand-drawings encourages participation and builds reading skills 978 0 7148 7140 0 978 0 7148 7508 8 978 0 7148 7723 5 by Julia Rothman that provide authenticity - B B and a balance of seriousness to the A children’s book extension of Phaidon’s strength 978 0 7148 7110 3 978 0 7148 7509 5 silliness at hand. and expertise in the realm of adult cookbooks

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 101 Jackson Pollock Splashed Paint and Wasn’t Sorry Fausto Gilberti

A clever, charmingly quirky portrayal of painter Jackson Pollock – and the first inches 8 ½ × 8 ½ in a series of picture-book biographies of contemporary artists mm 215 × 215 Square 48 pp

Jacketed Hardcover These shoes belong to Jackson Pollock.

$ 17.95 US $ 22.95 CAN £ 11.95 UK € 14.95 EUR $ 22.95 AUS

June 2019

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For this new way of painting, Jackson didn’t just stand in front of an easel with his brushes and palette in his hands. Fausto Gilberti is a painter When he painted, he moved. He would paint and move, move and paint! and illustrator based in Brescia, Italy. He studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan, and

How did he do that? has been part of more than a hundred solo and group exhibitions, both in Italy and abroad. He wrote this artist biography book to make contemporary art Did he paint while turning somersaults? approachable and enjoyable Ages 4–7 Key Selling Points for his two children. Picture Book - World English and French - A pitch-perfect, fresh, quirky artist biography Jackson Pollock was unlike any other that will engage readers and lead to discussion painter. Instead of sitting in front of an easel and further interest with brushes, he poured paint over canvases - rolled-out across the floor, moving, Unusual, striking black-and-white illustrations splashing, and making the vivid liquid run that stand out on shelves with energy and rhythm. Pollock’s story is - told here with wit and eccentricity, perfectly The first in a series of unique biographies paired with black-line illustrations – and that relay the spirit and essence of the great Also available: splatters galore. Fausto Gilberti brings contemporary artists of our time, which will serve Up, Down & Other Opposites: Squares & Other Shapes: Blue & Other Colors: movement, life, and whimsy to the true life schools, museums, and artsy families alike! with Ellsworth Kelly with Josef Albers with Henri Matisse story of one of the most important - $ 10.95 US $ 9.95 US $ 9.95 US contemporary artists of our time. Offers four-color reproductions of the artist’s £ 7.95 UK £ 6.95 UK £ 6.95 UK 978 0 7148 7256 8 978 0 7148 7142 4 works and a summarizing biography in the back 978 0 7148 7629 0 978 0 7148 7255 1 978 0 7148 7132 5

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 103 Art This Way Words and Illustrations by Tamara Shopsin & Jason Fulford

View artworks from the Whitney Museum’s esteemed collection in a whole inches 7 ½ × 7 ½ new way – an interactive invitation to explore and discover mm 191 × 191 Square 40 pp

Novelty board book

$ 24.95 US $ 32.95 CAN £ 17.95 UK € 19.95 EUR $ 34.95 AUS

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9 Tamara 0 Shopsin1 is a2 1 1 graphic designer, author, and illustrator. She is also a cook at her family restaurant, Shopsin’s, in New York. Jason Fulford is a photographer, designer, and cofounder of the non- profit J&L Books. He lives in New York with his wife, Tamara Shopsin. Ages 2–4 Key Selling Points Novelty Board Book - World rights - The fourth in a series of groundbreaking books Unfold pages, lift flaps, gaze into mirrors, created in partnership with the Whitney Museum and peek through acetate holes to interact of American Art – but the first to feature fine art with art like never before. Inspired by the - many ways that art can be viewed and Paper-engineered novelty features allow readers experienced, this book encourages children to fold out pages, lift the flaps, peek through to spend time with a curated selection of acetate, gaze into a mirror, and animate works fine art from the Whitney collection – and of art from the Whitney collection to dig deeper and consider all angles. - Also available: Each artwork is showcased with a novelty Encourages a more open way of interacting mechanism and caption, written in with art, both in and outside of the book Find Colors These Colors Are Bananas A Pile of Leaves collaboration with the Whitney's education - $ 14.95 US $ 16.95 US $18.95 US department, for curious hands and Author Tamara Shopsin has garnered much £S 10.95 9019 UK £S 10.95 9010 UK £S 12.95 90120 UK 978 0 7148 7659 7 978 0 7148 7660 3 wondrous eyes. critical acclaim for her other [non-children’s] 978 0 7148 7720 4 books, most recently her memoir, Arbitrary S 90120 S 901 9 0 1 9 9 0 1 0 9 0 1 2 0 Stupid Goal, which was reviewed by NPR, 978 0 7148 7632 0 978 0 7148 7633 7 The New Yorker, Vogue, and others 9 0 1 2 0 9 0 1

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 105 Emile Tomi Ungerer

The legendary story of Emile, a brave and helpful octopus – a beloved Tomi inches 8 × 10 ⅝ Ungerer classic, now back in print! mm 270 × 202 Portrait Orientation 32 pp

Jacketed Hardcover

$ 18.95 US $ 24.95 CAN £ 12.95 UK € 16.95 EUR $ 24.95 AUS

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Tomi Ungerer is a winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award, and has a museum entirely dedicated to his work in Strasbourg, France. His bestselling book, The Three Robbers, has sold over 2.5 million copies worldwide.

World English Ages 5–8 Key Selling Points Picture Book - - Tomi Ungerer is a legend in the realm of children’s This classic picture-book, first published in publishing, and treasured by collectors globally. 1960, tells the story of Emile. When Emile His work and camaraderie influenced the likes rescues Captain Samovar from a shark of Maurice Sendak, Jules Feiffer, and others attack, he earns himself a friend for life - who treats him to a saltwater bathtub bed, First published in 1960, Emile’s adventures have instruments to play, and more. But after since been translated into six languages. Emile saving the day many times over, Emile grows is now reissued in English to inspire and delight tired of life above water and returns to his a new generation of children Also available: home... where he hosts the scuba-geared - Captain for regular games of chess. Emile’s story gently reminds readers that fame The Three Robbers Moon Man Fog Island Ungerer’s charming illustrations make this and fortune do not always lead to happiness $ 19.95 US $ 19.95 US $ 16.95 US unlikeliest of heroes quite irresistible. - £ 14.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £ 10.95 UK Ungerer’s most recent book, Fog Island, won the B New York Times’ Best Illustrated Children’s Book B 978 0 7148 4877 8 978 0 7148 5598 1 978 0 7148 6535 5 award in 2013. Phaidon is the exclusive publisher

of Ungerer’s books in English

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 107 My First Cookbooks Pancakes, Pizza, Tacos, and Cookies! Lotta Nieminen

Cook pancakes, pizza, tacos, and cookies with these bestselling, beloved, The four individual books included in the box set: inches 9⅛ × 8⅜ × 4 interactive recipe books – all in one fun box! mm 214 × 231 × 101 Pancakes! An Interactive Recipe Book Pizza! An Interactive Recipe Book Landscape Orientation 64 pp total over four books

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Tacos! An Interactive Recipe Book Cookies! An Interactive Recipe Book Lotta Nieminen is an illustrator, graphic designer, and art director from Helsinki, Finland, now running her own NYC- based studio. She has been nominated for Forbes magazine’s 30-Under-30 list and received the Art Ages 2–4 Key Selling Points Directors Club Young Four Novelty Board Books - Guns Award. Her extensive client list includes Google, in a 4-color gift box A stunning closable boxed set of all four The New York Times, and - Cook in a Book titles – Pancakes, Pizza, Vanity Fair. Sift flour, pour milk, crack eggs, chop Tacos, and Cookies vegetables, knead dough, ladle batter, - $ 16.95 US £ 9.95 UK $ 16.95 US £ 12.95 UK World rights preheat the oven, cut corn off the cob, add Lotta Nieminen’s acclaimed art style makes these 978 0 7148 7505 7 978 0 7148 7773 0 978 0 7148 7725 9 toppings, spread sauce, flip pancakes … books – and this sturdy, vividly illustrated box – all inside these books! Wheels, tabs, a sophisticated-looking gift textures, and sliders invite children to - engage in each step of the cooking Novelty features such as wheels, tabs, textures, ‘Stylish … with its simple graphic ‘Let your little one make a meal without process, while removable pop-outs of the and sliders allow readers to safely crack, whisk, illustrations… . The book itself is a perfect the mess with the ingenious, interactive finished foods allow them to proudly share knead, heat, and eat! square, fun and colorful.’ Cook in a Book series.’ their creations. This set comes in a - – The New York Times Book Review – Gurgle Magazine beautifully designed reusable box, perfect Features real recipes so that parents and kids can ‘Yummy eats for toque-wearing toddlers for kitchen shelves – the ideal gift for cook outside the books as well to dish up.’ – Kirkus budding chefs! - A stylish and scrumptious offering for any kid who loves to cook, to eat, to travel, or to learn!

Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Children’s Books 109 Late Editions Thierry Mugler Couturissime

The definitive book on the iconic couturier and fashion revolutionary Thierry Mugler

Thierry Mugler has, since the creation of Key Selling Points 360 × 280 mm ‘Metamorphoses, super-heroines, and ‘[Mugler] is very interested in the ‘[Mugler] transformed fashion into his label in 1974, continuously revolutionized - 11 × 14 ⅛ inches cyborgs are already present in Mugler’s exploration of the body and was unique spectacular couture.’ – Manon contemporary fashion with his singular, The book accompanies the first exhibition on Mugler, 400 pp work: he perceived very early the trans- in the way that he reshaped bodies with Garrigues, Vogue (Paris) 450 col illus. imaginative vision. Beyond creating his iconic produced and toured by the Montreal Museum human revolutions on the way. His his fashion. In the end, he completely ready-to-wear and haute couture garments, of Fine Arts, which includes over 130 never-before- Hardback streamlined and elegant creatures, and reshaped fashion.’ – Thierry-Maxime Mugler inhabits multiple worlds as a seen garments as well as unpublished archival 978 0 7148 7941 3 (EN) dangerous and alluring women, people Loriot, Consulting Curator for Fashion photographer, director, choreographer, and material. The MMFA’s Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition a universe of glamour and seduction and Textiles, Montreal Museum of perfumer. Lavishly designed and richly (2011–2018) was seen by over 2.1 million people at the frontiers of reality.’ – Nathalie Fine Arts Bondil, Director General and Chief illustrated, the book traces Mugler’s career in 12 cities worldwide 978 07148 7945 1 (FR) and reveals never-before-seen material - Curator, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts by photographers such as Helmut Newton, Oversized and richly illustrated with 450 images, Richard Avedon, and David LaChapelle. the book is a luxury object fit for the haute couture - world of Mugler £ 110.00 UK Also available: Thierry-Maxime Loriot is the Consulting Curator - $ 150.00 US for Fashion and Textiles at the Montreal Museum of Includes unpublished and little-known material by € 130.00 EUR $ 150.00 CAN Grace: Thirty Years Viktor & Rolf AdR Book: Beyond Thierry Mugler Fine Arts. He is the curator for and the photographers Richard Avedon, David LaChapelle, $ 200.00 AUS of Fashion at Vogue Fashion globally successful exhibition on Jean Paul Gaultier. Sarah Moon, and Helmut Newton, among many others - - Nathalie Bondil is the Director General and - Published 978 0 7148 7059 5 978 0 7148 7605 4 - Chief Curator at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Mugler has collaborated with and dressed the top April 2019 £ 125.00 UK £ 150.00 UK 978 0 7148 7567 5 She has curated and initiated exhibitions across tier of celebrities. Included in the book are Beyoncé, $ 175.00 US $ 200.00 US £S: 150.00 90119 UK S: 9019 $ 200.00 US art, fashion, film, and music that have distinguished David Bowie, Grace Jones, Lady Gaga, George the Museum on the international scene. Michael, and Diana Ross, and many more

9 0 1 9 9 0 1 1 9 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Fashion phaidon.com Memoria James Nachtwey, with an essay by Wim Wenders

A timely collection of rarely seen work by the world’s most important war photographer – his first book in two decades

James Nachtwey has devoted himself to Key Selling Points 380 × 275 mm ‘There is a job to be done … to record Of Nachtwey’s monograph, Inferno, ‘These pictures, unrelenting in the documenting conflict and critical social issues, - 10 7∕8 × 15 inches the truth.’ – James Nachtwey previously published by Phaidon: exposure of inhumanity, do not spare creating a much-admired body of work that The much-anticipated book from one of the greatest 372 pp including us and are not meant to, yet Nachtwey’s covers events in conflict-riven countries and living photojournalists and chroniclers of conflict gatefold ‘One of the great contemporary ‘It would be utterly wrong to regard belief in their necessity and power 177 col and b&w illus. war-torn locations around the globe. This, - photojournalists.’ – The Times Inferno as just another photography puts them among the most hopeful his latest book, which accompanies a major With prescient and visceral coverage of such book. In its ambition and achievement pictures produced in the century.’ HardbackS 9010 exhibition, presents some of the most searing critical social topics as European migration, 978 0 7148 7330 5 ‘Nachtwey is an image-maker it is undoubtedly more than that.’ – Vicki Goldberg, American Photo of his images, showing the ways in which he famine, genocide, natural disasters, and crime, of great talent and maturity.’ – Journal of The Royal Society uses his camera to pay homage to the victims this is a book for our time and a record of – British Journal of Photography of Photographers of violence. the complex issues of the world in which we live - - 9 £ 79.950 1 UK 0 James Nachtwey is one of the world’s most highly Includes extraordinary photo stories and $ 150.00 US respected photojournalists. His prizewinning and iconic images from events in such locations € 95.00 EUR Also available: $ 165.00 CAN highly influential work appears in leading global as Rwanda, Afghanistan, South Africa, Indonesia, $ 160.00 AUS Lauren Greenfield Danny Lyon Magnum Photobook publications such as Time, Life, and Newsweek. Chechnya, Darfur, Greece, and the USA Generation Wealth Conversations His acclaimed monograph, Inferno, was also - Published with the Dead published by Phaidon, and sold over 22,000 Accompanies a major retrospective exhibition April 2019 (UK) -S 901212 - - copies in several languages. that opened in Milan in 2018 and is planned May 2019 (US & CAN) 978 0 7148 7212 4 978 0 7148 7051 9 978 0 7148 7211 7 Wim Wenders is a German filmmaker, playwright, to travel to venues in Berlin, London, New York, £ 59.95 UK £S 45.00 901019 UK £S 49.95 901211 UK $ 75.00 US $ 69.95 US $ 79.95 US author, photographer, and a major figure in New and Stockholm, amongst others. German Cinema. 9 0 1 0 1 9 9 0 1 2 1 1 9 0 1 2 1 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Photography 115 Coffee Sapiens Innovation through understanding

The ultimate guide to the world’s most popular hot beverage – from Ferran Adrià’s elBullifoundation and Lavazza

• Where does coffee come from? Key Selling Points 330 × 225 mm ‘The journey that we set out on to the one created through the ‘Should I kill myself, or have a cup • What is the story behind every single cup? - 8⅞ × 13 inches together with Lavazza over 20 years elBulli experience [...] and shows how of coffee?’ – Albert Camus • How have we come to consider this product Created by Ferran Adrià’s elBullifoundation 704 pp ago has led me to push the boundaries coffee can also be utterly original and an integral part of our daily lives? - 1,000 col and b&w illus. of experimentation, enough to be surprising, pushing research towards ‘I have measured out my life with An intriguing and all-encompassing guide to the able to include coffee in the Sapiens borders that we cannot yet imagine.’ coffee spoons.’ – T. S. Eliot Jacketed hardback In this all-encompassing encyclopedia, experts methodology. I was intrigued by the – Ferran Adrià intricacies, challenges, and rewards of the with printed cover at the elBullifoundation, working alongside fascinating world of coffee – from bean to barista, 978 1 83866 011 6 idea of being able to take coffee ‘If it wasn’t for coffee, I’d have the world-leading coffee brand Lavazza, provide enthusiast to entrepreneur beyond the conceptions that have ‘Coffee makes us severe, and grave, no discernible personality at all.’ the answers to these questions and many more. - become deeply entrenched over and philosophical.’ – Jonathan Swift – David Letterman This comprehensive and fascinating volume From social history to tasting notes, this fascinating centuries. It is a philosophy similar is perfectly positioned for culinary professionals, encyclopedia explains everything it is possible £ 100.00 UK coffee aficionados, and all those who want to to know about the world’s favourite hot beverage $ 130.00 US explore the world behind this vital element of - € 120.00 EUR Also available: $ 200.00 CAN our everyday lives. Readers will discover the Coffee Sapiens contains the technological and $ 200.00 AUS elBulli 2005–2011 A Day at elBulli Where to Drink history, consumption practices, production cultural history of an entire industry, but is also Coffee techniques, and myriad varieties of coffee, and an instruction manual on what it means to become Published March 2019 gain an understanding of the coffee industry as an entrepreneur (UK), April/May (US) - - - a whole. This is the perfect companion for those - 978 0 7148 6548 5 978 0 7148 6550 8 978 0 7148 7392 3 who want to approach the worlds of coffee The average coffee drinker consumes three cups of £S 425.00 901 UK £S 39.95 9010 UK £S 16.95 90192 UK $ 625.00 US $ 59.95 US $ 29.95 US and gastronomy from a practical and intellectual coffee per day and over 1,400 million cups of coffee point of view, either as a culinary professional are consumed around the world within each and or a curious coffee enthusiast. every 24 hours 9 0 1 9 0 1 0 9 0 1 9 2 Winter/Spring 2019 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 117 Recently Published: Fall 2018 Recently Published: Fall 2018

Lucian Freud 353 × 273 mm Olafur Eliasson: Experience 305 × 238 mm The Andy Warhol, 250 × 290 mm Annie Leibovitz 240 × 183 mm Kate 308 × 292 mm Steve McCurry: Untold 280 × 200 mm Martin Gayford, David Dawson, 10 ¾ × 13 ⅞ inches Olafur Eliasson 9 ⅜ × 12 inches Catalogue Raisonné: 11⅜ × 9⅞ inches at Work 7¼ × 9½ inches Mario Sorrenti 11½ × 12⅛ inches The Stories Behind 7⅞ × 11 inches HB Boxset, 616 pp HB, 440 pp HB Boxset, 822 pp HB, 260 pp HB, 120 pp PB, 304 pp Edited by Mark Holborn Annie Leibovitz the Photographs 486 col illus. 500 col illus. Paintings 1976–1978, 1,497 col & b&w illus. 120 col and b&w 50 tritone images 500 col illus. 978 0 7148 7758 7 978 0 7148 7680 1 Volume 5 illus. 978 0 7148 7526 2 978 0 7148 7829 4 978 0 7148 7762 4 (signed edition) £ 79.95 UK Steve McCurry £ 395.00 UK £ 65.00 UK Edited by Neil Printz and £ 500.00 UK £ 24.95 UK $ 500.00 US $ 85.00 US $ 750.00 US £ 39.95 UK $ 100.00 US $ 39.95 US Sally King-Nero € 89.95 EUR € 475.00 EUR € 75.00 EUR € 625.00 EUR $ 49.95 US 978 0 7148 7734 1 € 29.95 EUR $ 125.00 CAN $ 650.00 CAN $ 110.00 CAN $ 975.00 CAN € 45.00 EUR $ 49.95 CAN $ 150.00 AUS $ 750.00 AUS $ 125.00 AUS 978 0 7148 7560 6 $ 1000.00 AUS $ 59.95 CAN $ 49.95 AUS $ 79.95 AUS

Andy Warhol “Giant” Size, 245 × 187 mm Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel 298 × 239 mm Jannis Kounellis 290 × 250 mm The Nordic Baking Book 270 × 180 mm The German Cookbook 270 × 180 mm A Very Serious Cookbook: 270 × 205 mm 7⅜ × 9⅝ inches 9� × 11¾ inches 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches 7⅛ × 10⅝ inches 7⅛ × 10⅝ inches 8⅛ × 10⅝ inches Mini Format Published in Association with Contemporary Artists Series Magnus Nilsson Alfons Schuhbeck Contra Wildair HB, 624 pp HB, 240 pp PB, 160 pp HB, 576 pp HB, 448 pp HB, 256pp the New Museum, New York Jeremiah Stone, Fabián von Hauske Phaidon Editors 2,000 col and b&w 190 col and b&w Philip Larratt-Smith, Rudi Fuchs, 200 col and b&w 140 col and b&w 119 col illus. 120 col and b&w Massimiliano Gioni, Margot Norton 978 0 7148 7684 9 978 0 7148 7732 7 illus. illus. et al. illus. illus. with Alison Roman illus.

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Sharon Hayes 290 × 250 mm Destination Art 184 × 124 mm Management of Art 210 × 146 mm The Mezze Cookbook 246 × 189 mm Feed Me 220 × 160 mm Where to Drink Beer 203 × 137 mm Contemporary Artists Series 9 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ inches 500 Artworks Worth the Trip 4 ⅞ × 7¼ inches 5¾ × 8¼ inches Sharing Plates from the Middle East 7½ × 9¾ inches 50 Home Cooked Meals 6¼ × 8 ⅝ inches Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø 5⅜ × 8 inches Galleries HB, 272 pp Julia Bryan-Wilson, Jeannine Tang, PB, 160 pp Phaidon Editors FB, 560 pp 152 pp Salma Hage for your Dog 220 pp HB, 480 pp 200 col and b&w 500 col illus. Third Edition, Revised 24 illus. 110 col illus. 50 col illus. 25 b&w maps Lanka Tattersall Liviana Prola 978 0 7148 7601 6 illus. Magnus Resch 978 0 7148 7685 6 978 0 7148 7646 7 £ 24.95 UK 978 0 7148 7346 6 £ 24.95 UK £ 19.95 UK 978 0 7148 7740 2 £ 19.95 UK £ 16.95 UK £ 35.00 UK $ 35.00 US 978 0 7148 7775 4 $ 29.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 29.95 US $ 29.95 US $ 49.95 US € 29.95 EUR € 24.95 EUR € 34.95 EUR € 24.95 EUR € 24.95 EUR € 45.00 EUR $ 45.00 CAN $ 39.95 CAN $ 49.95 CAN $ 39.95 CAN $ 39.95 CAN $ 65.00 CAN $ 49.95 AUS $ 39.95 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 39.95 AUS $ 39.95 AUS $ 65.00 AUS

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340 × 240 mm 184 × 124 mm 290 × 250 mm Atlas of Brutalist Elemental 320 × 240 mm Drawing Architecture 290 × 250 mm Pet-tecture: Design Animal: Exploring the 178 × 127 mm 9½ × 13 ⅜ inches 9½ × 12 ⅝ inches 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches 4⅞ × 7¼ inches 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches Flower Colour Guide Architecture Alejandro Aravena Helen Thomas for Pets Zoological World 5 × 7 inches HB, 560 pp 256 pp HB, 320 pp HB, 288 pp 352 pp Michael and Darroch Putnam Phaidon Editors PB, 484 pp Phaidon Editors 1,000 duotone illus. 978 0 7148 7803 4 300 col illus. 978 0 7148 7715 0 285 col illus. 250 col illus. 300 col & b&w illus. 978 0 7148 7667 2 978 0 7148 7830 0 UK 400 col illus.

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Red: Architecture 290 × 250 mm Shaping Cities in 245 × 210 mm Living in the Desert 290 × 250 mm Sagmeister & Walsh: 241 × 171 mm Grace: Thirty Years 262 × 202 mm 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches 8¼ × 9⅝ inches Phaidon Editors 9⅞ × 11⅜ inches 6 ¾ × 9 ½ inches 8 × 10⅜ inches in Monochrome an Urban Age Beauty of Fashion at Vogue HB, 224 pp HB, 448 pp HB, 256 pp Special Format, PB, 408 pp Phaidon Editors 156 col illus. Ricky Burdett, Philipp Rode 275 col and b&w illus. 978 0 7148 7689 4 260 col illus. Stefan Sagmeister and 280 pp Grace Coddington 310 col illus. Jessica Walsh 978 0 7148 7683 2 978 0 7148 7728 0 300 col illus. £ 29.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 29.95 UK 978 0 7148 7679 5 £ 49.95 UK $ 49.95 US $ 75.00 US $ 49.95 US 978 0 7148 7727 3 £ 29.95 UK $ 59.95 US € 39.95 EUR € 59.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR $ 39.95 US € 59.95 EUR $ 65.00 CAN $ 95.00 CAN $ 65.00 CAN € 34.95 EUR $ 79.95 CAN $ 59.95 AUS $ 95.00 AUS $ 59.95 AUS $ 49.95 CAN $ 95.00 AUS $ 59.95 AUS

Mid-Century Modern 184 × 124 mm Verner Panton 290 × 214 mm Design for Children 245 × 210 mm Architecture Travel Guide 4⅞ × 7¼ inches Ida Engholm, Anders Michelsen 8⅜ × 11⅜ inches Play, Ride, Learn, Eat, Create, 8¼ × 9 ⅝ inches HB, 336 pp HB, 536 pp East Coast USA Flexi, 376 pp Sit, Sleep 255 col illus. 359 col & b&w illus. 650 col illus. 978 0 7148 7716 7 Kimberlie Birks Sam Lubell, Darren Bradley £ 24.95 UK £ 69.95 UK £ 39.95 UK 978 0 7148 7662 7 978 0 7148 7519 4 $ 35.00 US $ 95.00 US $ 59.95 US € 35.00 EUR € 79.95 EUR € 49.95 EUR $ 45.00 CAN $ 125.00 CAN $ 79.95 CAN $ 49.95 AUS $ 130.00 AUS $ 79.95 AUS

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My Art Book of Love 190 ×146 mm Seeing Stars 203 × 229 mm Why the Face? 228 × 165 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm Shana Gozansky 5¾ × 7½ inches A Complete Guide to the 9 × 8 inches Jean Jullien 6 ½ × 9 inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches Landscape Square Portrait Orientation 88 Constellations Florence PB, 128 pp Lisbon PB, 128 pp Paris PB, 128 pp 448 pp Jacketed Hardcover, Board book, 32 pp 70 col photos 70 col photos 978 0 7148 7718 1 978 0 7148 7719 8 70 col photos 216 pp Age range: 2–4 yrs 978 0 7148 7647 4 978 0 7148 7648 1 Sara Gillingham 978 0 7148 7649 8 £ 14.95 UK Age range: 1–3 yrs £ 8.95 UK £ 8.95 UK £ 8.95 UK $ 16.95 US £ 9.95 UK $ 11.95 US $ 11.95 US $ 11.95 US € 16.95 EUR 978 0 7148 7722 8 (UK) £ 17.95 UK $ 14.95 US € 10.95 EUR € 10.95 EUR € 10.95 EUR $ 21.95 CAN $ 24.95 US € 12.95 EUR $ 12.95 CAN $ 12.95 CAN 978 0 7148 7772 3 (US) $ 12.95 CAN $ 29.95 AUS € 19.95 EUR $ 19.95 CAN $ 15.95 AUS $ 15.95 AUS $ 15.95 AUS $ 32.95 CAN $ 19.95 AUS $ 34.95 AUS

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Little Bear Dreams 228 × 228 mm A Pile of Leaves 191 × 191 mm Cookies! An Interactive 203 × 203 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm 9 × 9 inches Paul Schmid Published in collaboration with the 7½ × 7½ inches 8 × 8 inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches Square Recipe Book Whitney Museum of American Art Square Square London PB, 128 pp Madrid PB, 128 pp Milan PB, 128 pp Jacketed hardcover Novelty Board book Cook in a Book Series Novelty Board book 70 col photos 70 col photos 978 0 7148 7724 2 Jason Fulford & Tamara Shopsin 70 col photos 40 pp 24 pp 16 pp 978 0 7148 7650 4 978 0 7148 7651 1 Lotta Nieminen 978 0 7148 7652 8 Age range: 1–4 yrs Age range: 2–4 yrs Age range: 2–4 yrs £ 8.95 UK £ 8.95 UK £ 8.95 UK 978 0 7148 7720 4 $ 11.95 US $ 11.95 US $ 11.95 US £ 12.95 UK £ 12.95 UK 978 0 7148 7725 9 (UK) £ 12.95 UK € 10.95 EUR € 10.95 EUR € 10.95 EUR $ 17.95 US $ 18.95 US 978 0 7148 7773 0 (US) $ 16.95 US $ 12.95 CAN $ 12.95 CAN $ 12.95 CAN € 16.95 EUR € 16.95 EUR € 16.95 EUR $ 15.95 AUS $ 15.95 AUS $ 15.95 AUS $ 22.95 CAN $ 24.95 CAN $ 21.95 CAN $ 24.95 AUS $ 24.95 AUS $ 24.95 AUS

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Hug This Book! 204 × 181 mm Food Hide and Sneak 200 x 180 mm Wallpaper* City Guides 160 × 108 mm 7⅛ × 8 inches 7⅛ × 7⅞ inches Board Book Edition Bastien Contraire 4 ¼ × 6 ¼ inches Portrait orientation Portrait orientation Barney Saltzberg, Fred Benaglia Hong Kong PB, 128 pp Board book, 30 pp Board book, 26 pp 70 col photos 978 0 7148 7723 5 Age range: 1–4 yrs Age range: 1–3 yrs 978 0 7148 7774 7 978 0 7148 76535 £ 8.95 UK £ 7.95 UK £ 9.95 UK $ 11.95 US $ 9.95 US $ 9.95 US € 10.95 EUR € 9.95 EUR € 12.95 EUR $ 12.95 CAN $ 12.95 CAN $ 12.95 CAN $ 15.95 AUS $ 14.95 AUS $ 19.95 AUS

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