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phaidon.com China: The Cookbook Kei Lum Chan and Diora Fong Chan
The definitive cookbook bible of the world’s most popular and oldest cuisine
In the tradition of bestsellers including Mexico Kei Lum Chan is the son of Mr. Mong Yan Chan, 270 × 180 mm ‘Traditional (and modern) Chinese eat. From the delicate knife work to the ‘If the popularity of a cuisine were the and The Nordic Cookbook comes the next title a Chinese journalist and critic, who authored Food 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches restaurants are thriving as the growing balance of flavours, everything seems benchmark of its quality, you’d have in the multimillion-selling national cuisine series, Classics, a series that has had a huge influence 720 pp middle class and the new availability of so well designed, both for health and to say Chinese food is a clear winner, China: The Cookbook. Featuring more than 650 on Chinese culinary culture. 150 col illus. ingredients from around the world have pleasure.’ – Bee Wilson, Telegraph loved from the Australian outback to recipes for delicious and authentic Chinese generated new demand.’ small-town Peru and New York City.’ Hardback dishes for the home kitchen, this impressive Key Selling Points – New York Times ‘There are over 45,000 Chinese – Guardian 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7224-77148 7224 7 and authoritative book showcases the culinary - restaurants currently in operation across diversity of the world’s richest and oldest The most comprehensive guide to the world’s ‘Whenever I attempt to cook a Chinese the USA. This number is greater than all cuisines with recipes from the eight major best-loved and oldest cuisine meal, however ineptly, it makes me the McDonald’s, KFCs, Pizza Huts, Taco regions and twelve minor regions. - 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 2 4 7 think the Chinese really know how to Bells, and Wendy’s combined.’ – TIME More than 650 authentic, traditional recipes $ 49.95 US China: The Cookbook celebrates popular staples from every region of the country, compiled € 39.95 EUR such as Sweet and Sour Spare Ribs and Dim by two bestselling Chinese cookbook writers $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 59.95 AUS Sum, as well as lesser-known regional classics - Thailand: The Cookbook Mexico: The Cookbook The Nordic Cookbook like Fujian Fried Rice and Jiangsu’s Drunken Each recipe is tested for accuracy and is easy Published Jean-Pierre Gabriel Margarita Carrillo Magnus Nilsson Chicken, and features additional selected recipes to follow at home, with explanations of Chinese September 2016 Arronte from star chefs from around the world. ingredients, suggestions for alternatives for - - - - specialist items, and cooking techniques 978 0 7148 6529 4 978 0 7148 6752 6 978 0 7148 6872 1 #ChinaCookbook £ 29.95 UK With an extensive knowledge of all eight major - £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6529-4 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6752-6 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6872-1 US regional Chinese cuisines, Kei Lum Chan Featuring stunning production values with gilt- and Diora Fong Chan are bestselling authors, edging, tonal ribbons, gold foiling, and a ceramic- regarded as top culinary authorities within China. glaze effect, in one sumptuous package 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 2 9 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 5 2 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 7 2 1 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 5 Central Virgilio Martínez with Nicholas Gill
The extraordinary cuisine of Peruvian chef Virgilio Martínez, one of the most admired emerging talents in the culinary world
‘At Central we cook ecosystems.’ Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Altitude is the key to understanding idea that Peruvian gastronomy ‘It’s this forward-thinking approach to – Virgilio Martínez - 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches Peru’s rich biodiversity and ancient has directly affected the course food that has helped catapult Virgilio Martínez is the young star chef of Peru, ranked 256 pp agricultural heritage. It’s even the of civilization.’ Martínez to the top.’ – Forbes This exquisite monograph from acclaimed #4 by the World’s 50 Best and #1 in Latin America 150 col illus. structuring principle of Virgilio – Wall Street Journal Peruvian chef Virgilio Martínez follows the - Martínez’s menu: each dish is listed ‘Chef Virgilio Martínez played an Hardback innovative and exciting tasting menu at his Central next to its elevation of origin … ‘Virgilio Martínez is redefining Peruvian integral role in raising the profile is the first high-end gastronomy cookbook 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7280-37148 7280 3 signature restaurant, Central, in Lima. Organized in English from a Peruvian chef and features stunning Martínez wants to impress upon cooking.’ – Food & Wine of Peruvian cuisine.’ – Guardian by altitude, each chapter highlights recipes, images of the landscape and people of Peru, which patrons from all over the world the food, and documentary photographs, together appear throughout the book with personal essays. His journeys and life as a - 9 £7 839.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 8 0 3 chef are motivated by his insatiable curiosity and Martínez is a media sensation globally, including $ 59.95 US passion for the biodiversity of his land. coverage in the Wall Street Journal, Food & Wine, € 49.95 EUR - Sydney Morning Herald, Financial Times, $ 79.95 CAN Also available: $ 85.00 AUS Virgilio Martínez has cooked in restaurants around Washington Post, and more. In 2017, he will feature Never Trust a Skinny Benu Mexico from the the world and in 2009, in Lima, he opened Central. in the prestigious Netflix series, ‘Chef’s Table’ Published Italian Chef Inside Out In 2013 he debuted on the World’s 50 Best list - October 2016 and in 2015 he reached #4 and was named the Peru is a tourism hotspot and Mistura, an annual - - - 978 0 7148 6714 4 978 0 7148 6886 8 978 0 7148 6956 8 #1 chef in Latin America. He is the founder of festival of Peruvian food in Lima, is a huge attraction #CentralRestaurant Mater Iniciativa, which documents indigenous foods - £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6714-4 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6868-4 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6956-8 US in Peru. In London, he runs the restaurants Lima Nicholas Gill, with whom Martínez has collaborated and Lima Floral. He lives in Peru. on this book, is a food and travel writer who shares his time between New York and Peru 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 1 4 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 6 8 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 5 6 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 7 Eataly: Contemporary Italian Cooking
The best modern Italian recipes from the largest and most prestigious Italian marketplace in the world
This beautiful cookbook, created in Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘[Eataly is] a 50,000-square-foot, Slow ‘The concept of Eataly is to bring the to feel like it’s all didactic and super- collaboration with Eataly, one of the greatest - 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches Food-inspired Italian-food temple.’ best of Italy and embrace the best of heady. We’re not selling a philosophy. Italian food brands, features 300 landmark Italian food is one of the most popular cuisines 512 pp – New York Magazine what’s local.’ We’re selling polenta.’ – Mario Batali recipes highlighting the best of contemporary in the world, and this book updates tried-and-tested 200 col illus. – Joe Bastianich (co-owner of Eataly) Italian home cooking. Excellent, fail-safe recipes favourites with modern twists and classic techniques ‘At midday and into the evening, the ‘Eataly offers Italy by the ounce.’ Hardback and new ideas are presented in a sophisticated Italian-food megastore is a bedlam ‘I think we need a temple. I think we – New York Times - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7279-77148 7279 7 package, making this a must-have book for As well as its delicious recipes, an extensive visual of foreign and American tourists, need a place where food is more everyone wanting to learn about how Italians glossary shows and explains the various ingredients office workers, and neighborhood sacred than commerce, a place to go ‘A NYC riff on Northern Italian “food cook today. used in the recipes – just like having your own Eataly residents crammed together in culinary and be provoked and think about great temples” – something to behold.’ expert in your home 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 7 9 7 obsession.’ – New York Times food and great stuff. But I don’t want it – Vogue.com Gone are heavy pasta dishes and over-rich - $ 49.95 US sauces – Eataly takes a modern approach to Eataly is the gold standard of excellence for Italian € 45.00 EUR Italian cooking and eating. With recipes that are produce and cooking, and the book will be heavily $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 59.95 AUS fresh and delicious, clear instructions, helpful supported by its eponymous stores worldwide The Silver Spoon Vegetables from Never Trust a Skinny tips, and a visual produce guide, this book will - Published an Italian Garden Italian Chef allow you to eat like Italians do today. With amazing photography and design, the high October 2016 - - - production values in this book bring Italian style 978 0 7148 6245 3 978 0 7148 6080 0 - 978 0 7148 6256 9 978 0 7148 6117 3 978 0 7148 6714 4 Eataly is the largest exclusive Italian marketplace to the best of Italian contemporary cooking #EatalyRecipes in the world, with high-quality restaurants, food - £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6245-3 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6080-0 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6714-4 US and beverage counters, bakery, retail items, and a With its modern and refreshing twists on Italian cooking school. Eataly also collaborates with Slow cuisine, Eataly is the ideal companion to the Food and has an enormous international presence. authentic, traditional recipes of The Silver Spoon 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 2 4 5 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 0 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 1 4 4 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 9 Recipes from the Woods The Book of Game and Forage Jean-François Mallet
100 delicious recipes featuring game and foraged ingredients showcase the pleasure of cooking from the woods
Respected French chef and writer Jean-François Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘Game is natural. Nature hurls it at you, ‘Whether you’re a hunter or simply a fan roasting these delectable birds for the Mallet has assembled 100 delicious recipes - 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches one delicious creature after another.’ of its rich, sweetly gamy flavor, there holiday is a no-brainer.’ – Bon Appétit featuring game and foraged ingredients, such This recipe collection satisfies the current trend 240 pp – Fergus Henderson, Telegraph are few things better than cooking and as chestnuts, dandelion leaves, nettles, and wild for seasonal, locally sourced or self-procured 100 col illus. serving venison.’ – Saveur ‘The deer’s free-foraging, far-ranging, strawberries. Organized into chapters based ingredients ‘Home cooks are buying rabbit, venison, truly wild lifestyle makes it uniquely Hardback on food type – furred game (venison, wild boar, and partridge in unprecedented ‘In many states, pheasant season falls delicious and healthy – the leanest - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7222-37148 7222 3 hare); feathered game (partridge, pheasant, Recipes from the Woods provides the perfect quantities.’ – The Times on or around Thanksgiving, so if you’re meat there is, in fact.’ quail); mushrooms, herbs, and snails; and nuts opportunity for both hunters and contemporary a hunter (or have a neighbor who is), – Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and berries – the recipes encourage readers urban cooks to expand their repertoire to source and discover the pleasure of cooking - 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 2 2 3 game and wild foods. From sautéed venison Game is easier than ever to source, and is $ 45.00 US with port and chestnuts to stuffed partridge experiencing a renaissance in-store as well as online € 45.00 EUR with kale, these beautifully illustrated dishes - $ 59.95 CAN Also available: $ 59.95 AUS bring the flavours of the woods directly into Beautiful atmospheric photography evokes the Vegetables from The Larousse Book Fäviken home kitchens. colours, textures, and traditions associated with Published an Italian Garden of Bread - the countryside and countryside pursuits September 2016 - Jean-François Mallet has taught at the École - 978 0 7148 6080 0 - - 978 0 7148 6117 3 978 0 7148 6887 5 978 0 7148 6470 9 Supérieure de Cuisine Française Ferrandi in Paris, Many of the recipes included in this collection #FromTheWoods and worked for many years with such chefs as Joël reflect the trend for pairing meat with the kinds £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 35.00 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6080-0 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6887-5 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6470-9 US Robuchon and Gaston Lenôtre. Today he is a food of ingredients to be found in the same habitat – writer and photographer and contributes to French game and foraged ingredients are flavoured magazines, such as Saveur, Elle à Table, and Etoile. with the berries, herbs, and fruits of the woods 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 0 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 8 7 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 4 7 0 9 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 11 The Grain Bowl Nik Williamson
A delicious take on the latest superfood meal, with innovative grain, seed, and rice recipes ideal for everyday healthy eating
Grain bowls and porridge are hitting the Key Selling Points 246 × 189 mm ‘Porridge is officially trending.’ ‘Supremely versatile and enduring.’ ‘A small bowl of porridge each day headlines with their nutritious properties. - 9 ¾ × 7 ½ inches – Bon Appétit – Guardian could be the key to a long and healthy Restaurants worldwide are adding grain-based Elevates the humble bowl to new heights – 192 pp life, after a major study by Harvard dishes to their menus – and not just for cafés and pop-ups dedicated to adding interesting 80 col illus. ‘A warm favourite with the cool.’ ‘Made with a range of grains, the dish University found that whole grains breakfast. These recipes are guaranteed to new twists to grain-based food are opening up – Xanthe Clay, Telegraph [porridge] has become fashionable.’ reduce the risk of dying from heart Hardback surprise and inspire, built around quinoa, oats, – Saveur disease.’ – Telegraph in Europe, Australia, and the United States 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7225-47148 7225 4 rye, chia, spelt, buckwheat, barley, amaranth, - ‘Savoury oatmeal is the new breakfast black rice, and millet. The Grain Bowl is a Features 90 sweet and savoury recipes using 15 of champions.’ – Huffington Post ‘Instant insulation.’ – Nigel Slater ‘One of 2016’s leading food trends’ collection of 90 hearty recipes for breakfast, supergrains and seeds, including quinoa, oats, rye, – Food Business News lunch, and dinner – delicious, satisfying, easy, chia, spelt, buckwheat, barley, amaranth, and millet 9 £7 819.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 2 5 4 and heart-healthy – made with a variety of grains, - $ 29.95 US seeds, rice, and superfoods, plus fresh fruits, Surprising and delicious toppings feature fresh € 27.95 EUR slow-cooked meats, roasted vegetables, and fruits, slow-cooked meats, roasted vegetables, $ 39.95 CAN Also available: $ 45.00 AUS sweet treats. This book serves up delicious and and decadent sweet treats Breakfast Lunch Tea Toast What to Cook and How nourishing options for home cooks everywhere. - Published Rose Carrarini Raquel Pelzel to Cook it - This is a beautifully illustrated gift for all foodies, October 2016 - Nik Williamson is the founder and director of Bow healthy eaters, food-trend followers, vegetarians, - - 978 0 7148 5901 9 978 0 7148 4465 7 978 0 7148 6955 1 978 0 7148 5958 3 Street Kitchen in London, where he has quickly and meat-lovers #Porridge £ 19.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £ 24.95 UK gained a reputation for great-tasting and locally - #GrainBowl $ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-4465-7 US $ISBN: 24.95 978-0-7148-6955-1 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-5901-9 US sourced food. In March 2015, Nik created the Contains both healthy and comforting recipes, Porridge Café, which launched to instant success including dishes that are suitable for gluten-free, in London’s fashionable East End. vegetarian, or vegan diets 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 6 5 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 5 5 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 9 0 1 9 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 13 Regarding Cocktails Sasha Petraske with Georgette Moger-Petraske and with Forewords by Dale DeGroff and Robert Simonson
‘Mr. Petraske’s role in the modern cocktail revival is difficult to overstate.’ – New York Times
This beautifully illustrated guide and recipe Key Selling Points 220 × 156 mm ‘In addition to blazing a path that ‘Sasha helped invent modern cocktail ‘Sasha Petraske was the visionary who collection is the only book from the late Sasha - 8 ⅝ × 6 ⅛ inches forever changed the cocktail landscape, culture, when it was still a counter founded Milk & Honey in New York City Petraske, the legendary bartender and visionary Petraske enjoyed cult status and influenced 240 pp Sasha Petraske inspired and mentored culture. Now that every hotel chain and in doing so altered the course of who brought back the speakeasy to New York so many reputable bartenders of the last fifteen 100 col illus. a generation of bartenders.’ – Eater has a craft-cocktail list it’s hard to cocktail culture.’ with his cocktail bar Milk & Honey – and who, years by the time of his unexpected death, which remember, but places like Milk & – Diffordsguide.com (Difford’s Guide Hardback in doing so, created a revolution that influenced New ‘Petraske helped define the modern Honey were implicit protests against for Discerning Drinkers) led, among other global tributes, to a front-page 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7281-07148 7281 0 bar owners and bartenders around the globe. York Times obituary cocktail renaissance.’ – Imbibe the mindlessness and incivility of what Now, readers can make 75 of his professional- - passed for drinking culture.’ ‘Sasha spoke, breathed, and lived quality cocktails at home. Here are the classics Phaidon was developing this book with Petraske – Pete Wells cocktail culture.’ – Australian Bartender and modern variations in his repertoire – before he died and it was completed in close 9 £7 819.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 8 1 0 revealing his secrets along with his tips for collaboration with his wife, the spirits writer $ 29.95 US setting up a home cocktail bar, hosting Georgette Moger-Petraske € 27.95 EUR etiquette, plus anecdotes from many of the - $ 39.95 CAN Also available: $ 39.95 AUS bartenders he personally trained. Forewords are contributed by Dale DeGroff, author Food & Beer Where Chefs Eat The Art of the - of the acclaimed The Craft of the Cocktail, and Published Daniel Burns and Jeppe Joe Warwick Restaurateur Sasha Petraske opened Milk & Honey, a speakeasy Robert Simonson, leading cocktail writer October 2016 Jarnit-Bjergsø Nicholas Lander cocktail bar in New York, in 2000. He later had - - - - 978 0 7148 7105 9 978 0 7148 6866 0 978 0 7148 6469 3 ventures in New York, London, and Australia. Sasha This season’s gift for the cocktail connoisseur #regardingcocktails and his bars won numerous competitions and - £ 29.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £ 24.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7105-9 US $ISBN: 24.95 978-0-7148-6866-0 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6469-3 US awards. He lived in New York until his untimely death ‘Milk & Honey has been called instrumental in the in 2015. His wife, New York-based Georgette revival of cocktail culture across the United States Moger-Petraske, is a spirits writer. and beyond.’ – New York Times 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 0 5 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 6 6 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 4 6 9 3 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 15 Spain: The Cookbook Simone and Inés Ortega, with a Foreword by Ferran Adrià
The definitive bestseller on traditional and authentic Spanish home cooking, trusted throughout Spain for over forty years
Considered the foremost authority on Spanish Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘… a vast arsenal of recipes and their fancy here. The book’s beautifully Spain ... If you’ve ever wanted to be able cooking, Simone Ortega, together with her - 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches techniques ... as well as potted presented and, considering the sheer to cook Spanish food, this is really the daughter Inés, guides the reader through 1,080 A much-loved bestseller, with more than 2 million 1,080 pp digressions on various subjects and number of recipes, very reasonably only book you’ll ever need to buy.’ authentic recipes that cover everything from copies sold throughout the world 600 col illus. bonus recipes from celebrity chefs at priced.’ – TimeOut – Guardian Tapas and Paella to Crema Catalana and - the end … a faithful portrait of what Hardback Churros. More than 500 vivid and practical The world’s bestselling Spanish cookbook and Spain’s food has always been about: ‘If you want to prepare truly authentic ‘This is an historic book, for those who illustrations by the famous Spanish designer the indispensable bible of traditional and authentic good ingredients and simple cooking. Spanish dishes, from paella to patatas like to feed the soul as well as the UK edition and illustrator Javier Mariscal make this Spanish home cooking – this book is to Spain 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7244-57148 7244 5 Anyone who loves gastropub grub con chorizo, there is only one book you stomach.’ cookbook a practical counter-top guide to what The Silver Spoon is to Italy will find plenty of rustic treats to take need – the traditional cooking bible of – Ferran Adrià, Guardian sumptuous Spanish home cooking. With a - foreword by world-renowned chef Ferran Adrià, The 1,080 recipes cover every aspect of Spanish US edition Spain: The Cookbook is a precious keepsake for cuisine and have been thoroughly updated and 9 9787 8 0 771481 4 72478 7 2 464 5 home cooks and professional chefs who wish revised for home cooking and modern kitchens Also available: to master the venerable art of Spanish cuisine. - £ 29.95 UK 1080 Recipes - Spanish cuisine is extremely popular, with Spanish $ 49.95 US Mexico: The Cookbook Paella Margarita Carrillo Alberto Herráiz With a career in food writing spanning 50 years, restaurants and tapas bars in cities all over the world € 39.95 EUR $ 59.95 CAN - Arronte Simone Ortega was the foremost authority on - $ 59.95 AUS 978 0 7148 4783 2 - - traditional Spanish cooking, and contributed to Features recipes from celebrated guest chefs, such 978 0 7148 4836 5 978 0 7148 6752 6 978 0 7148 6082 4 countless newspapers and magazines. Inés Ortega as the Roca brothers £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK Published $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4783-2 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6752-6 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6082-4 US has written many cookbooks and collaborated with - June 2016 her mother on this book, the first translation into Previously available as 1080 Recipes: English of her mother’s classic home-cooking bible. 978 0 7148 4783 2 (UK); 978 0 7148 4836 5 (US) #SpainCookbook 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 7 8 3 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 5 2 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 2 4 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 17 France: The Cookbook Ginette Mathiot
The bible of traditional and authentic French home cooking, with over 6 million copies sold worldwide since publication
Onion soup gratin (p.191) 214 Aurore soup (p.194) 215 • SOUPS
French cuisine is universally recognized as the Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘The resulting 1,400 recettes tick ‘If Betty Crocker had been a real person ‘When I first began my training as a foundation of the finest cooking. In this book, - 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches through the French repertoire. From – and had been born in France – her chef, I used this book on an almost world-renowned chef and master teacher A worldwide bestseller with more than 6 million 976 pp abricots à l’anglaise to zephyr veal name would have been Ginette Mathiot. daily basis – it’s utterly indispensable, Ginette Mathiot guides her readers through the copies sold since its original publication 225 col illus. scallops, and are written in a brisk, These concise, user-friendly recipes covering everything from how to boil an basics of the cuisine with hundreds of easy-to- - authoritative manner … under Mathiot’s are designed for real-world conditions egg to how to cook the perfect lobster.’ Hardback follow recipes, from Beef Bourguignon and 1,400+ recipes cover every aspect of French cooking guidance, the vanilla soufflé did exactly and time restraints.’ – Marco Pierre White, Telegraph Coq au Vin to Tarte Tatin and Crème Brûlée. The – updated for modern kitchens and tastes as told, which is really all you can ask.’ – Wall Street Journal UK edition recipes in this collection of classic and authentic - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7245-27148 7245 2 – New York Times recipes make it easier for home cooks and The indispensable bible of traditional and authentic professional chefs to master the venerable art French home cooking – the must-have guide for of French cuisine. The book has been fully beginner cooks to expert chefs US edition updated by Clotilde Dusoulier, author of the - 9 9787 8 0 771481 4 72488 7 2 435 2 popular Chocolate & Zucchini blog. French bistro food is hugely popular, and Mathiot Also available: - demonstrates how accessible classic dishes can be £ 29.95 UK I Know How to Cook The Silver Spoon The Art of French Baking Ginette Mathiot is the ultimate authority on French - $ 49.95 US € 39.95 EUR home cooking. France: The Cookbook is her Tips and guidance on cooking techniques and such - - $ 59.95 CAN 978 0 7148 4804 4 978 0 7148 6245 3 978 0 7148 6240 8 definitive work, which brings together recipes things as equipment, wine, and parties make this the $ 59.95 AUS for every classic French dish. must-have guide for beginner cooks to expert chefs 978 0 7148 5736 7 978 0 7148 6256 9 978 0 7148 6257 6 £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK Parisian Clotilde Dusoulier is a well-known food - Published $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4804-4 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6245-3 US $ISBN: 45.00 978-0-7148-6240-8 US writer, blogger, and an expert in adapting traditional Previously available as I Know How to Cook: June 2016 French dishes for modern readers. 978 0 7148 4804 4 (UK); 978 0 7148 5736 7 (US) #FranceTheCookbook 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 8 0 4 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 2 4 5 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 2 4 0 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Food & Cooking 19 Quick and Easy Thai Recipes Jean-Pierre Gabriel
100 authentic Thai recipes that can be prepared simply in thirty minutes or fewer by home cooks of all levels
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The food of Thailand is renowned the world Key Selling Points 246 × 189 mm ‘Thailand is a culinary melting pot that ‘Thailand is still a rural country: ‘Good points include the brevity over for its distinctive blend of hot, sour, sweet, - 9 ¾ × 7 ½ inches has evolved into one of the freshest a country of farmers and small farms. and simplicity of many of the recipes. and salty flavours. With Thai restaurants 100 authentic and easy-to-prepare Thai recipes, 240 pp and most beloved cuisines around And food is really part of their lives, Who knew it was so stress-free to make emerging in towns and cities all over the world each with a cooking time of thirty minutes or fewer 100 col illus. the globe.’ – Smithsonian really part of what they do.’ stir-fried beef with broccoli in oyster at an astonishing rate, this is the perfect time - – Jean-Pierre Gabriel sauce?’ – Telegraph Hardback to start cooking classic and authentic Thai food ‘[Thai is] among the most popular Thailand is a culinary melting pot that has created 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7322-07148 7322 0 at home. This book proves it can be both quick one of the freshest and most beloved cuisines cuisines in the world. There is now a and easy to do just that. in the world Thai-style restaurant in almost every - major city on the planet.’ – BBC News The 100 recipes in Quick and Easy Thai Recipes, The perfect introduction to Thai food for all fans 9 £7 819.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 2 2 0 all of which have been selected and adapted of this delicious cuisine $ 29.95 US from Phaidon’s national cuisine cookbook, - € 24.95 EUR Thailand: The Cookbook, form the ultimate Illustrated with full-colour images throughout $ 35.00 CAN Also available: $ 39.95 AUS collection of authentic and approachable - Quick and Easy The Silver Spoon Thailand: The Cookbook recipes for home cooks of all levels. Recipes selected and adapted from Thailand: Published Spanish Recipes Quick and Easy Jean-Pierre Gabriel - The Cookbook, by Jean-Pierre Gabriel, also January 2017 Italian Recipes Jean-Pierre Gabriel, photographer and food writer, published by Phaidon (978 0 7148 6529 4) - - - spent over three years visiting every region of 978 0 7148 7113 4 978 0 7148 7058 8 978 0 7148 6529 4 Thailand. This unique collection of 100 quick and £ 19.95 UK £ 19.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-7113-4 US $ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-7058-8 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6529-4 US easy recipes comes from his travels to Thai homes, markets, and restaurants.
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In the footsteps of bestsellers Where Chefs Eat and Where to Eat Pizza – where the best bartenders go for the best drinks
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A celebration of evolving taste, told through the stories behind 250 objects sold by the world’s largest auction house
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Jacob Epstein (1880–1959), ‘The sale of the century’ was how the British press described the sale Vincent Van Gogh (1853– In 1987 a small painting of sunflowers by the Post-impressionist artist White Doves, 1914–15, white 1890), Still Life: Vase with of Christie’s itself in 1973, as the firm floated on the London Stock Vincent Van Gogh became the most expensive picture ever bought at marble, 65 x 78.5 x 34.5 cm Fifteen Sun owers, 1889, (25 1/2 x 31 x 13 1/2 in) Exchange and share applications closed after just one minute. But it was oil on canvas, 99 x 76 cm auction when it was sold for more than £24m. The auction added yet another sale held the same year that put a twinkle in the eye of many (39 x 30 in) another twist to the story of the poverty-stricken Van Gogh, who sold SALE Christie’s specialists after a slow period in the saleroom. only one painting during his short lifetime. 4 December 1973, London: SALE King Street The diamond merchant Sydney J. Lamon’s taste was for elegantly 30 March 1987 Although the price of the painting was phenomenally high, there understated luxury, and the inventory of his collection reads like London, King Street was a valid reason for that. It was highly likely that this was the last ESTIMATE a treasure trove of art-historical gems, featuring rare and beautiful time a painting of sunflowers by Van Gogh would ever come up at £10,000–15,000/ ESTIMATE $24,500–36,800 examples of Mogul paintings, Renaissance jewellery, Chantilly Not published auction. Although he had completed seven paintings of sunflowers in porcelain, prehistoric Cycladic marble, Continental silverware, French a vase, four were already owned by museums and another had been SOLD Post-Impressionist artworks and Modernist sculpture. Many works SOLD destroyed during a bombing raid on Japan in the Second World War. £23,100/$56,600 £24,750,000/$40,590,000 from Lamon’s collection have ended up in leading international This still life had been part of a collection formed in the 1930s by EQUIVALENT TODAY museums and galleries, including this pair of amorous doves by Jacob EQUIVALENT TODAY the wife of the mining millionaire Sir Alfred Chester Beatty, and the £249,000/$353,000 Epstein from 1914–15, now in the Tate collection in London. £62,200,000/$90,360,616 painting was being sold to meet inheritance taxes. Epstein (1880–1959) has been described by the sculptor Antony All Van Gogh’s sunflower paintings date from the last few years Gormley as ‘the most radical sculptor working at the beginning of of the artist’s life. The first four were completed in Paris in 1887, and a the twentieth century’; Gormley added that, in his view, Epstein further four were painted a year later during a frenzied burst of activity ‘was solely responsible for the introduction of Modernism and direct in Arles in southern France, while Van Gogh waited for his friend the carving’ into the UK. Direct carving is the term used to describe the artist Paul Gauguin to arrive. This painting is one of two copies by process of carving intuitively, respecting the integrity of the material Van Gogh, completed the following January, based on the Sunflowers as opposed to obeying a pre-designed model. Epstein learned the painting of 1988 that now hangs in the National Gallery in London. technique from Constantin Brancusi in Paris, before moving to When one of the sunflower paintings was first shown in an the Sussex coast in England in 1913. There he produced Rock Drill exhibition in Brussels in 1890, the year Van Gogh committed suicide, (1913–15), a startlingly new, portentous form of a human figure-cum- the Belgian artist Henry de Groux nearly came to blows with Paul drill that seemed to express a deep fear of man’s destructive capability. Signac and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Van Gogh’s supporters, over Concurrently, Epstein was contemplating the purity of a flawless block the inclusion of the painting. De Groux called the painting ‘laughable’. of white Parian marble, into which he carved the doves of peace. Today Van Gogh’s sunflower paintings are celebrated for their In 1973 the art dealer Anthony d’Offay went to more than twice expressive energy and for revealing the artist’s creative powers in full the lower estimate to acquire the piece for the Tate Gallery. In 2009 he bloom. As Van Gogh’s brother Theo wrote after contemplating one of would look back at the acquisition as a turning point that later inspired them, ‘it has the effect of a piece of fabric embroidered with satin and the donation of his collection to the gallery: ‘I was looking at Doves gold; it’s magnificent.’ with [the deputy keeper of the modern collection]. He said to me: This painting was bought by the Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance “It’s so wonderful; now it belongs to all of us”. I thought that was a Company of Tokyo, which sought to replace a version that had been beautiful thing to say.’ destroyed by fire in the Yokohama City Art Museum in 1945.
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Pablo Picasso (1881–1973), Over the course of fifty years, Victor and Sally Ganz assembled one of Victor Edelstein (born 1945), In 1997 Princess Diana followed the advice of her teenage son Prince Le rêve, 1932, oil on canvas, A long formal dinner dress, America’s greatest modern art collections of the twentieth century. William and decided to auction a selection of her dresses for the Aids 130 x 97 cm (51 x 38 in) ink-blue silk velvet The low-key Manhattan couple focused on five artists: Pablo Picasso, Crisis Trust, the Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Fund and other cancer SALE Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella and Eva Hesse. SALE charities. She had been a global celebrity ever since her marriage to 10 November 1997 Crucially, says the scholar Michael FitzGerald, they ‘never bought to be 25 June 1997 Prince Charles in July 1981, and so her decision to hold the auction New York, Park Avenue New York, Park Avenue comprehensive. They bought because they remained fascinated by an generated a huge wave of public interest, to such an extent that even ESTIMATE individual work of art.’ ESTIMATE the sale catalogue became a collector’s item. Not published In 1941 the couple made their first major purchase, for $7,000 Not published The sale took place on 25 June in New York, a decision that played
SOLD (about £1,700; equivalent to $109,000/£75,200 today): Picasso’s Le SOLD well with her committed American fans and followers. The princess £28,557,475/$48,402,500 rêve (1932), a portrait of the artist’s young lover Marie-Thérèse Walter. £133,723/$222,500 attended previews to promote the sales and wrote notes on each of Sally likened acquiring the erotic and electric work to ‘falling in love’. EQUIVALENT TODAY EQUIVALENT TODAY In 1967, the last Picasso to enter the Ganz collection was Femme assise £46.4m/$67.3m £217,000/$315,400 dans un fauteuil (1913), one of the great Cubist paintings. the seventy-nine dresses, which she divided into her ‘fairy period’ Le rêve is one of the Spanish artist’s most popular and enduring and her ‘Hollywood period’, but she followed the sale from her home, images. It shows Marie-Thérèse napping in an armchair and is Kensington Palace in London. celebrated for the brilliant intensity of the pigments, its clean contours The cocktail and evening dresses reflected Diana’s trajectory, and and its erotic content (a phallic outline is visible on the upper side of recalled the countless glamorous events she attended. A baby-blue- Walter’s face). In 1932, the year in which it was painted, the work was and-pink-ribboned chiffon dress, which she wore in her early twenties, included in a Picasso retrospective at the Galerie Georges Petit in Paris. epitomized the early years of her marriage, when her personal style When the Ganzes turned to collecting contemporary American was still girlish and innocent. Her first sophisticated ‘column’ dress, art, FitzGerald says they maintained this preference for works ‘of a one-shoulder design of draped cream silk chiffon by the Japanese astonishing austerity and power’. In the 1960s the couple began to designer Hachi, which she wore to a dinner at the National Gallery acquire works by Johns, Rauschenberg and Stella, before starting to buy in Washington, DC, in 1985, sold for $75,100 (£45,100; equivalent the works of Hesse, whose Vinculum I (1969) – included in the same to $106,500/£73,300 today). The undoubted star of the show was sale in 1997 as Le rêve – graced the dining room of the family’s New an off-the-shoulder dark-blue velvet dinner dress, designed by Victor York apartment, along with Frank Stella’s Turkish Mambo (1959). Edelstein and worn by the princess when she danced at the White The discerning taste with which the Ganzes had built their House with John Travolta. It sold for $222,500, breaking the record for collection, coupled with the allure of so many modern and post- a garment sold at auction. war masterpieces, generated huge interest in what was to be one of The sale was one of the great social events of the year and was Christie’s most important single-owner sales. The New York Times attended by over 1,100 people, a mix of celebrities, Manhattan reported that from the moment Christopher Burge, then chairman of socialites, couture collectors and ordinary fans, many of them first- Christie’s America and the evening’s auctioneer, opened bidding at the time bidders who just wanted to own a bit of royal stardust. The story fifty-eight-lot sale, ‘the salesroom became a sea of bobbing paddles and behind the dress collection, of a fairy-tale marriage that went sour and waving agents taking calls from telephone bidders.’ a princess who grew in confidence and glamour to become one of the Hesse’s Vinculum I fetched $1.2 million (£708,000), while Le most recognizable faces on the planet, accounted for much of the allure Vitistec aborestrum aspedis rêve sold for $48.4m (£28.6m), setting an auction record for Picasso. con con niae quae cus resto of the pieces being offered. Just two months after the sale Diana was Another major Picasso also came under the hammer that evening: Les dessit cosequit. killed in a car crash in Paris on 30 August.
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ALL ABOARD DANCE 229 129 FOR LONDON INTO THE LIGHT
RML Leyland AEC (Associated A pair of pale-pink ballet Rudolf Nureyev (1938–1993) was arguably the most celebrated ballet Equipment Company; 1912– slippers worn by Rudolf dancer of the twentieth century, a passionate, complex perfectionist 79), London Routemaster Nureyev (1938–1993), bus, 1966, right-hand size 7EEE who – following his defection to the West from Russia in 1961 – drive bus (seating 72) with captivated audiences all over the world. After his untimely death in SALE 8.27-litre Cummins C series 1993, Nureyev’s estate, which included an impressive collection of engine, 914 x 244 x 438 cm 20–21 November 1995 (360 x 96 x 172 in) London, King Street art, decorative art, carpets and antique textiles, was dispersed in two auctions, in New York and London, which realized a total of more than SALE ESTIMATE £6.5m ($10.3m; equivalent to £11.2m/$16.1m today). 3 September 2012 £300–500/$475–790 London, South Kensington Both sales were extraordinary because of the range of items being SOLD offered. The first took place on 12 January 1995 in New York, where ESTIMATE £12,075/$19,075 Nureyev had owned an apartment in the Dakota building. More than £20,000–30,000/ a thousand people queued around the block to view lots that included $31,800–47,700 EQUIVALENT TODAY £20,700/$29,800 English and Flemish Old Masters, an Elizabethan bed, a Venetian glass SOLD chandelier and paintings by Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Lawrence and £67,250/$106,900
entertainment, and the actor Ian McKellen (born 1939) has remarked that perhaps this explains why ‘often Lowry’s mid-air viewpoint is like a view from the dress circle, looking down on the scene below.’ The drama enacted here is full of incident and humour as figures scurry across the road and through gridlocked traffic with sticks, prams, umbrellas, dogs and other encumbrances. As McKellen says, Preparing a sale can be similar to curating an exhibition. Choosing ‘Until Lowry painted his crowds, no other artist had recorded how objects according to a guiding principle is much like marshalling people (and animals) look and behave en masse.’ The illuminated them under a theme so as to exert the maximum gravitational pull advertisements for which Piccadilly Circus is so famous play a muted on potential buyers. ‘The London Sale’ – held at Christie’s South second fiddle to the colour and sparkle of the pedestrians and the Kensington in the same year as the London Olympics and the Queen’s parade of buses, taxis and vans. Diamond Jubilee – was one such auction. The lots were exhibited For many years Lowry’s Piccadilly Circus was owned by the self- throughout the summer, and the public was invited to drop into the made hotel magnate Lord Forte (1908–2007), who had opened his first saleroom and take a look. ‘milk bar’ on nearby Regent Street in 1935. He later went on to own One of the star attractions was a 1960s Routemaster bus. the Criterion building and the sporting-goods shop Lillywhite’s, both For overseas visitors, London’s red double-deckers are iconic. For Henry Fuseli, as well as ballet costumes, slippers and memorabilia. of which are just out of sight to the right of the picture, where Eros is Londoners, the bus is loved for the libertarian open platform at the The London sale, which took place eleven months later, offered now. After Lord Forte’s death, his collection of works by Lowry was back that allows passengers to hop on and off where they please. This the contents of Nureyev’s Paris home, which had been sumptuously Vitistec aborestrum aspedis sold at Christie’s in 2011 in the auction house’s first ‘Modern British particular bus sold for £67,250, and is now parked in a South Korean con con niae quae cus resto decorated in a nineteenth-century style. Again, the auction crossed Art’ evening auction. The highlight of the sale was this painting, which shopping mall. regitur dessit. the spectrum of Nureyev’s life and passions, from Old Masters, grand Vitistec aborestrum aspedis made £5,641,250 – still the record auction price for Lowry, tied with Other lots that threw light on diverse aspects of British life antiques and textiles to costumes, battered paperback books and con con niae quae cus resto Vitistec aborestrum aspedis dessit cosequit aspedis con his The Football Match (1949), which Christie’s had sold earlier that included the photographer Terry O’Neill’s portraits of the Rolling con con niae quae cus resto personal effects, including a pair of his worn ballet slippers, which con niae quae cus resto. Stones and the Beatles, young men snapped at a time when they were regitur dessit. realized £12,075, more than twenty times the high estimate.
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Volga Exquisite cloth-bound edition of the classic art-history text – the perfect gift for every art connoisseur and student Riga Baltic Sea beginning with the Ice Age, let us begin with ourselves. Suppose we take North Sea Lindisfarne Copenhagen Moscow a picture of our favourite champion from today’s paper—would we enjoy taking a needle and poking out the eyes? Durham Vilnius Would we feel as indierent about it as if we poked a hole any- Minsk where else in the paper? I do not think so. However well I know with my Dublin waking thoughts that what I do to his picture makes no dierence to my Berlin Don friend or hero, I still feel a vague reluctance to harm it. Somewhere there Amsterdam Warsaw remains the absurd feeling that what one does to the picture is done to London Rhine Vistula the person it represents. Now, if I am right there, if this queer and unrea- Elbe Brussels Cologne sonable idea really survives, even among us, into the age of atomic Kiev Prague power, it is perhaps less surprising that such ideas existed almost every- Cracow where among the so-called primitive peoples. In all parts of the world medicine men or witches have tried to work magic in some such way— Paris Danube Vienna Dnieper they have made little images of an enemy and have then pierced the Seine Bratislava Melk heart of the wretched doll, or burnt it, and hoped that their enemy would Atlantic Ocean Basel Budapest Loire suer. Even the guy we burn in Britain on Guy Fawkes Day is a remnant Bern Chisinau of such a superstition. The primitives are sometimes even more vague Ljubljana about what is real and what is a picture. On one occasion, when a European Zagreb Rhône Milan artist made drawings of cattle in an African village, the inhabitants were Po distressed: ‘If you take them away with you, what are we to live on?’ Belgrade Bucharest All these strange ideas are important because they may help us to Sarajevo Arles Florence Danube Altamira Adriatic understand the oldest paintings which have come down to us. These paint- Sea Black Sea Podgorica Soªa ings are as old as any trace of human skill. And yet, when they were rst Fig. Rome Skopje discovered on the walls of caves and rocks in Spain, and in southern France, in the nineteenth century, archaeologists refused at rst to believe Fig. ¡¢ Naples Tirana Ebro Byzantium (Constantinople, Instanbul) Mediterranean Sea Pompeii that such vivid and lifelike representations of animals could have been Madrid Herculaneum Vergina made by men in the Ice Age. Gradually the rude implements of stone and Ankara Tagus Toledo of bone found in these regions made it increasingly certain that these pic- Pergamon Lisbon tures of bison, mammoth or reindeer were indeed scratched or painted Riace Delphi Monreale Mycenae Athens Euphrates by men who hunted this game and therefore knew it so very well. It is a Olympia Epidaurus Aphrodisias strange experience to go down into these caves, sometimes through low Granada Tunis and narrow corridors, far into the darkness of the mountain and suddenly Algiers Thera Tigris to see the guide’s electric torch light up the picture of a bull. One thing is
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enjoyed the variety of images that could be produced in this way. Indeed it is dicult to appreciate the wealth of his fantasies from one of his pic- Fig. tures alone. But it gives at least an idea of his wit and sophistication. He called it ‘A tiny tale of a tiny dwarf’ and we can watch the fairy-tale trans- formation of the gnome, for the head of the little man can also be seen as the lower part of the larger face on top. It is most unlikely that Klee had thought out this trick before he began to paint the picture. But the dream-like freedom of his play with shapes had led him to this invention which he then completed. Of course we may be sure that even artists of the past had sometimes trusted to the inspiration and the luck of the moment. But though they may have welcomed some such happy accident, they always tried to stay in con- trol. Many modern artists who share Klee’s faith in creative nature think it wrong even to aim at such deliberate control. They believe that the work should be allowed to ‘grow’ according to its own laws. This method again recalls our doodles, page 46, when we let ourselves be surprised by the outcome of our idle pen games, except that to the artist this can become a serious matter. Needless to say it was and remained very much a matter of temperament 379 Lyonel Feininger and of taste how far an artist wanted this play with forms to lead him into Sailing boats, 1929 such fantasies. The paintings of the American Lyonel Feininger (1871– Oil on canvas, 43 × 72 cm, 1956), who also worked at the Bauhaus, provide a good example of the 17 × 28⅜ in; Detroit Institute of 25 craftsmanship which is dierent from ours, but their ideas. It is important way in which an artist selects his subjects mainly in order to demonstrate Arts, gift of Robert Ritual mask from the to realize this from the outset, because the whole story of art is not a story certain problems of form. Like Klee, Feininger had been to Paris in 1912 H. Tannahill 380 and found the world of art there ‘agog with Cubism’. He saw that this Papuan Gulf region, Constantin New Guinea, c. of progress in technical prociency, but a story of changing ideas and movement had developed new solutions to the age-old puzzle of painting, Brancusi Wood, bark cloth requirements. There is increasing evidence that under certain conditions The kiss, 1907 the problem of how to represent space on a at surface without thereby and vegetable bre, Stone, height 28 height . cm, tribal artists can produce work which is just as correct in the rendering of destroying the lucid design, pages 540–4, 573–4. He developed an ingen- cm, 11 in; Muzeul in; British Museum, nature as the most skilful work by a Western master. A number of bronze de Artă, Craiova, ious device of his own, that of building his pictures out of overlapping London heads were discovered a few decades ago in Nigeria which are the most Romania triangles which look as if they were transparent and thus suggest a suc- 26 convincing likenesses that can be imagined. They seem to be many cen- Fig. cession of layers—much like the transparent curtains one sometimes sees Model of a nineteenth-century turies old, and there is no evidence to show that the native artists learned on the stage. As these shapes appear to lie one behind the other they Haida chieftain’s their skill from anyone outside. convey the idea of depth and allow the artist to simplify the outlines of house, north-west coast Indians What, then, can be the reason for so much of tribal art looking his objects without the picture looking at. Feininger liked to select motifs American Museum utterly remote? Once more we should return to ourselves and the exper- such as the gabled streets of medieval cities or groups of sailing boats of Natural History, New York iments we can all perform. Let us take a piece of paper and scrawl on it which gave scope to his triangles and diagonals. His picture of a sailing any doodle of a face. Just a circle for the head, a stroke for the nose, regatta, shows that the method enabled him to convey not only a feeling Fig. another for the mouth. Then look at the eyeless doodle. Does it look of space but also a sense of movement. unbearably sad? The poor creature cannot see. We feel we must ‘give it The same interest in what I called formal problems could lead a eyes’—and what a relief it is when we make the two dots and at last it can sculptor such as the Romanian Constantin Brancusi (1876–1957) to look at us! To us all this is a joke, but to the native it is not. A wooden pole abandon the skills he had acquired at art school and as an assistant to to which he has given a simple face looks to him totally transformed. He Rodin, pages 527–8, in order to strive for extremes of simplication. For takes the impression it makes as a token of its magic power. There is no several years he worked on his conception of a group representing a need to make it any more lifelike provided it has eyes to see. kiss in the form of a cube. Though his solution was so radical that it Fig.
and built the house entirely to suit the plan. Yet Wright did not look upon himself as an engineer. He believed in what he called ‘Organic Andrew Reinhard, Henry Hofmeister Architecture’, by which he meant that a house must grow out of the needs and others, The of the people and the character of the country like a living organism. Rockefeller Center, New York, 1931–9 again may remind us of caricature, the problem he wanted to tackle was 381 382 elements: straight lines and pure colours. He longed for an art of clarity Fig. One can appreciate Wright’s reluctance to accept the claims of The style of modern not entirely new. We remember that Michelangelo’s idea of sculpture Piet Mondrian Ben Nicholson and discipline that somehow reected the objective laws of the universe. the engineer all the more as these claims began to be advanced at that engineering Composition with red, 1934 (relief ), 1934 was to bring out the form that seems to slumber in the marble block, black, blue, yellow and Oil on carved board, For Mondrian, like Kandinsky and Klee, was something of a mystic and moment with great force and persuasiveness. For, if Morris had been page 313, and to give life and movement to his gures while yet preserv- grey, 1920 71.8 × 96.5 cm, wanted his art to reveal immutable realities behind the ever-changing right in thinking that the machine could never successfully emulate the Walter Gropius Oil on canvas, 28¼ × 38 in; The Bauhaus, ing the simple outline of the stone. Brancusi must have decided to ap- 52.5 × 60 cm, Tate Gallery, London forms of subjective appearance. work of human hands, the solution was obviously to nd out what the Dessau, 1926 proach the problem from the other end. He wanted to nd out how 20¾ × 23¾ in; In a similar frame of mind the English artist Ben Nicholson machine could do and to regulate our designs accordingly. Stedelijk Museum, much the sculptor could retain of the original stone while still trans- Amsterdam (1894–1982) absorbed himself in the problems of his choice. But where To some, this principle seemed to be an outrage against taste and forming it into the suggestion of a human group. Mondrian was exploring the relationships of elementary colours, decency. In doing away with all ornaments, the modern architects did, It was almost inevitable that this increasing concern with problems of Nicholson concentrated on that of simple shapes such as the circle and in fact, break with the tradition of many centuries. The whole system form should impart a new interest to the experiments in ‘abstract paint- the rectangle, which he often carved into white boards, giving each a of ctitious ‘orders’, developed since the time of Brunelleschi, was swept ing’ which Kandinsky had launched in Germany. We remember that slightly dierent depth. He too expressed his conviction that what he Fig. aside and all the cobwebs of false mouldings, scrolls and pilasters his ideas had grown out of Expressionism and aimed at a kind of painting was searching for was ‘Reality’ and that for him art and religious expe- brushed away. When people rst saw these houses they looked to them that would rival music in expressiveness. The interest in structure rience were the same thing. intolerably bare and naked. But we have all become accustomed to their aroused by Cubism raised the question among painters in Paris, in Whatever we may think of this philosophy, it is easy to imagine appearance and have learned to enjoy the clean outlines and simple Russia and soon also in Holland, whether painting could not be turned a frame of mind in which an artist may get completely engrossed in the Fig. forms of modern engineering styles. We owe this revolution in taste to into a kind of construction like architecture. The Dutchman Piet mysterious problem of relating a few shapes and tones till they appear a few pioneers whose rst experiments in the use of modern building Mondrian (1872–1944) wanted to build up his pictures out of the simplest right, pages 32–3. It is quite possible that a picture which contains Fig. materials were often greeted with ridicule and hostility. Figure 365
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9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 4 2 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 4 6 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 5 6 1 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 29 frieze A to Z of Contemporary Art frieze magazine
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The most comprehensive monograph to date on the groundbreaking Swiss artist and international art star, Pipilotti Rist
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Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 33 Sterling Ruby Contemporary Artists Series Kate Fowle, Franklin Sirmans, Jessica Morgan
A comprehensive study of one of the most versatile artists and acute observers of our time, who fuses art and fashion
American artist Sterling Ruby works Sterling Ruby is based in Los Angeles and is 290 × 250 mm ‘Ruby’s work aspires to a state of total ‘It’s mind-blowing how he can work in ‘One of the most interesting artists in a large variety of media, including sculpture, represented by SprüthMagers (London, Berlin, 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches freedom and a complete absence of so many materials and deliver such a to emerge in this century.’ ceramics, painting, and video art. Ruby is Los Angeles), Xavier Hufkens (Brussels), and 160 pp shame – essential conditions for the coherent message.’ – Mike Ovitz – Roberta Smith, New York Times influenced by a wide range of sources, including Gagosian (worldwide). 200 col illus. creation of great art.’ marginalized societies, maximum-security – Andrew Russeth, Artinfo ‘An artist who relishes multiple Paperback prisons, modernist architecture, artefacts and Key Selling Points viewpoints, myriad materials, and 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7043-47148 7043 4 antiquities, graffiti, waste and consumption, - a slippery approach to meaning.’ and urban gangs. Through these, he examines Though perhaps best known for his ceramic – frieze the psychological space where individual assemblages, collages, and installations, Ruby’s expression confronts social constraint. practice is not limited by any single medium or style 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 0 4 3 4 - - $ 49.95 US Kate Fowle is chief curator for Garage Museum Ruby’s work appeals to a wide audience, as € 45.00 EUR of Contemporary Art in Moscow and director-at- demonstrated by his involvement with parallel $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 65.00 AUS large at Independent Curators International (ICI) creative disciplines including fashion. He has Paul McCarthy Theaster Gates Chris Johanson in New York. collaborated extensively with Raf Simons, designing, Published Revised & Expanded Franklin Sirmans is director of the Pérez Art amongst other things, a collection of denim jackets October 2016 Edition Museum in Miami. and a boutique in Tokyo, both for Simons - - - 978 0 7148 6893 6 978 0 7148 6880 6 978 0 7148 5694 0 Jessica Morgan is director of the Dia Art - #SterlingRuby Foundation in New York. He has exhibited globally, with his work featured £ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 35.00 UK $ISBN: 69.95 978-0-7148-6893-6 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6880-6 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-5694-0 US in the collections of the most prestigious museums and institutions, such as MoMA New York, MOCA Los Angeles, and the Centre Pompidou, Paris 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 9 3 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 8 0 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 6 9 4 0 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 35 Nigel Cooke Contemporary Artists Series Darian Leader, Tony Godfrey, Marie Darrieussecq
An in-depth look at the work and career of this fascinating artist, who is having a profound impact on contemporary painting
Nigel Cooke is known for his complex paintings, Nigel Cooke is represented by Pace (London, New 290 × 250 mm ‘How many worlds are there? Nigel ‘The places that Cooke paints would ‘Cooke’s mysterious paintings have which thematically explore the meeting point York, Hong Kong) and Marc Foxx (Los Angeles). 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches Cooke’s paintings pose this question be difficult to find on a map. Most of always seemed to carry an implied between creative labour, consciousness, art 160 pp with an insistence that’s hard to ignore.’ them could never exist empirically. menace, as if something apocalyptic history, consumer culture, and nature. Primarily Key Selling Points 200 col illus. – Suhail Malik His work is a fragmented, dispersed is about to happen just outside the centred on meticulously painted, large-scale - collection, an impossible landscape painting’s edge.’ – Independent Paperback urban landscapes, which he calls ‘hybrid painted with all the realism and detail Arguably one of the most interesting painters today, 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7091-57148 7091 5 theatrical spaces’, Cooke’s work employs Cooke is an innovating, profound connoisseur of the possible.’ disparate styles, often integrating trompe l’oeil of his media, hugely respected by many of his peers, – Darian Leader, ‘The Information’ miniature rocks and trees with backdrops of including George Condo, Albert Oehlen, and graffiti-marked buildings, to create scenes Jake & Dinos Chapman 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 0 9 1 5 conveying obscure and macabre narratives. - $ 49.95 US This survey of Cooke’s career to date explores Cooke’s reflections on painting and art in general € 45.00 EUR the artist’s style, approach, and impact on are enlightening and constitute a treat for all fans $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 65.00 AUS contemporary art and includes his very latest of the genre Peter Doig Wilhelm Sasnal Vitamin P2 works, completed shortly before publication. - Published New Perspectives - This comprehensive survey of his work includes October 2016 in Painting Darian Leader is a writer and psychoanalyst and paintings completed shortly before publication - - - 978 0 7148 4504 3 978 0 7148 6079 4 978 0 7148 6942 1 a founding member of the Centre for Freudian - #NigelCooke Analysis and Research. Cooke has recently increased his international £ 29.95 UK £ 27.95 UK £ 24.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4504-3 US $ISBN: 45.00 978-0-7148-6079-4 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6942-1 US Tony Godfrey is a writer, curator, and researcher. presence by signing with Pace Gallery, and will have Marie Darrieussecq is a novelist currently teaching a museum presentation in a prestigious American at the University of Rhode Island. institution by the end of 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 5 0 4 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 7 9 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 4 2 1 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 37 Mona Hatoum Contemporary Artists Series, Revised & Expanded Edition Michael Archer, Guy Brett, Catherine de Zegher, and Nancy Spector
A revised and expanded edition of one the most popular titles in the Contemporary Artists Series
Born in Lebanon, Palestinian artist Mona Mona Hatoum is based in London and Berlin. She 290 × 250 mm ‘No one has put the Palestinian ‘Artists like her are those who tend ‘Mona Hatoum is an artist unafraid of Hatoum was exiled to London, where she has is represented by White Cube (London), Alexander 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches experience in visual terms so austerely to endure.’ exploring diverse media. She creates lived and worked since the mid-1970s. Through & Bonin (New York) and Chantal Crousel (Paris). 240 pp and yet so playfully.’ – Christine Van Assche, Centre highly articulate symbols that are able performance, video, sculpture, and installation, 240 col illus. – Edward Wadie Said Georges Pompidou, Paris to express oppression and power, as she creates architectonic spaces that relate to the Key Selling Points well as human frailty.’ Hardback body, language, and the condition of exile as well – Sue Hubbard, Independent - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7044-17148 7044 1 as transforming everyday, domestic objects into A revised and expanded edition of Hatoum’s first things foreign, threatening, and dangerous. Often monograph, originally published in 1997, one of the exquisitely beautiful, Hatoum’s works combine most popular in the Contemporary Artists Series states of emotion and longing with the formal - 9 £7 845.000 7 1 4 8 UK7 0 4 4 1 simplicity of Minimalism, creating powerful This book will be published on the heels of $ 69.95 US evocations of displacement, denial, and otherness. a retrospective of Hatoum’s work travelling € 59.95 EUR - to the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Tate Modern $ 95.00 CAN Also available: $ 90.00 AUS Michael Archer is an art critic based in London. in London, and Kiasma in Helsinki Marlene Dumas Vitamin 3-D Sarah Sze Guy Brett is an art critic, curator, and lecturer. - Published Revised & Expanded Catherine de Zegher is director of the Museum Entirely redesigned, this edition is augmented November 2016 Edition of Fine Arts, Ghent, Belgium. by a new essay by Brooklyn Museum’s chief - - - 978 0 7148 4584 5 978 0 7148 6857 8 978 0 7148 7046 5 Nancy Spector is chief curator of the Brooklyn curator Nancy Spector, and a new selection #MonaHatoum Museum in New York. of writings by the artist £ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 69.95 978-0-7148-4584-5 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6857-8 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7046-5 US
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 5 8 4 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 5 7 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 4 6 5 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 39 Management of Art Galleries Magnus Resch
‘The art world is tough, the rules are a mystery, and only the lucky few make money’ – so how can galleries succeed?
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In a new compact and portable format – the accessible, award-winning A-Z guide to the world’s great painters and sculptors
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In a new format – the bestselling monograph on one of the most influential painters of the 20th century
Willem de Kooning was a leading exponent Key Selling Points 302 × 330 mm ‘[Zilczer’s] achievement is to connect, ‘This gorgeous monograph provides achievement. Judith Zilczer, drawing on of Abstract Expressionism. MoMA’s 2011 - 11 ⅞ × 13 inches aesthetically and biographically, a remarkably detailed biography of decades of research [ … ] has a simple de Kooning retrospective drew record crowds, The most wide-ranging and comprehensive 288 pp every phase of [de Kooning’s] protean de Kooning that traces the artist’s but powerful thesis.’ – BookForum and his prodigious achievements continue monograph on Willem de Kooning available, now 300 col illus. production … Her empathetic, aesthetic and political evolution.’ to provoke and inspire subsequent generations available in a new format and at a lower price point generous account, which wears its – Publishers Weekly ‘De Kooning made extraordinary art. Hardback of artists such as Cecily Brown, Rebecca learning lightly but demonstrates I rate him the greatest of American - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7316-97148 7316 9 Warren, and Jonathan Lasker. This new hardback Sumptuously illustrated, the book encompasses incisive thought, becomes first port ‘A Way of Living: The Art of Willem painters, and lesser only than Picasso format brings Judith Zilczer’s critically acclaimed his major works and periods, including his of call for an overview of this most de Kooning is an even-handed, and Matisse among all artists of the monograph to a new audience of readers. controversial ‘Woman’ paintings, as well alluring, influential, and controversial authoritative, and critically informed twentieth century.’ - as a wealth of accompanying sketches and 9 £7 849.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 1 6 9 artist.’ – Financial Times account of the great painter’s – Peter Schjeldahl, New Yorker Judith Zilczer, Curator Emerita of the Hirshhorn preparatory drawings $ 69.95 US Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian - € 59.95 EUR Institution, organized more than two dozen exhibitions Offers an unprecedented and compelling $ 95.00 CAN Also available: $ 95.00 AUS in her twenty-nine years at the museum, where she examination of de Kooning’s body of work Painting Abstraction Painting Beyond Pollock Modern Art in America served as historian, curator of paintings, and acting - Published 1908–68 chief curator. She has written and lectured widely An illustrated chronology maps de Kooning’s life, October 2016 - and is recognized as the leading authority on the art career and work, with photographs from the artist’s - - of Willem de Kooning. archive interspersed throughout the book, enriching 978 0 7148 6716 8 978 0 7148 6877 6 978 0 7148 6934 6 The estate of Willem de Kooning is represented the reader’s understanding of the wider art-historical £ 29.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 69.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6716-8 US $ISBN: 79.95 978-0-7148-6877-6 US $ISBN: 99.95 978-0-7148-6934-6 US by Gagosian Gallery. context of his paintings
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 1 6 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 7 7 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 3 4 6 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art 45 MAD Works MAD Architects Ma Yansong, with a Foreword by Peter Cook and Interview by Aric Chen
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A must-have guide to one of the most fertile regions for the development of Mid-Century Modern architecture
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60 stunning works of contemporary architecture, all of which have a special relationship with the natural landscape
Elemental Living presents 60 works of A specially curated selection of architect-designed 290 × 250 mm ‘Study nature, love nature, stay close to ‘Nature is a totally efficient, self- ‘What attracts me are free and sensual architecture from across the 20th and 21st houses that reflects contemporary concerns about 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches nature. It will never fail you.’ regenerating system. If we discover curves: the curves we find in mountains, centuries that have a special relationship the preservation and sensitive inhabitation of natural 280 pp – Frank Lloyd Wright the laws that govern this system in the waves of the sea.’ with the natural world. The book includes a landscapes 360 col & b&w illus. and live synergistically within them, – Oscar Niemeyer visually breathtaking selection of architect- - ‘We have to base architecture on the sustainability will follow and humankind Hardback created houses that have been designed environment.’ – Toyo Ito will be a success.’ ‘Form must have a content, and that The book is organized into three sections: ‘With’ – 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7317-67148 7317 6 to create unparalleled views of a wide variety of houses constructed from natural materials found on – R. Buckminster Fuller content must be linked with nature.’ natural landscapes; designed to be almost the land; ‘Within’ – houses that are completely ‘We borrow from nature the space upon – Alvar Aalto indistinguishable from the natural landscape; or integrated into the natural environment; and ‘At’ – which we build.’ – Tadao Ando designed using materials and forms found in the houses that make the most of spectacular views 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 1 7 6 natural landscape. Each house demonstrates a - $ 49.95 US deep concern with the creation of unique living Features buildings by 20th-century masters such as € 45.00 EUR spaces that connect their inhabitants with the Mies van der Rohe, Oscar Niemeyer, and Frank Lloyd $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 59.95 AUS forests, mountains, lakes, deserts, and oceans Wright as well as contemporary stars including Rick Jutaku: Japanese This Brutal World Modern House Three that have attracted humanity for millennia. Joy, Kengo Kuma, Sou Fujimoto, and Mathias Klotz Published Houses - - November 2016 Key Selling Points An antidote to the pressures of urban living and - - - - an insightful survey of how architecture responds 978 0 7148 6962 9 978 0 7148 7108 0 978 0 7148 4497 8 Features such buildings as tropical tree houses and to concerns about sustainability and the preservation £ 14.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 45.00 UK $ISBN: 24.00 978-0-7148-6962-9 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7108-0 US $ISBN: 75.00 978-0-7148-4497-8 US cliff-side caves, mountain hideaways, forest retreats of our precious natural landscapes, illustrated with and desert oases, luxury igloos, and cliff-side cabins interior and exterior shots of each building included
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 6 2 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 0 8 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 9 7 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Architecture 51 The Future of Architecture Since 1889 A Worldwide History Jean-Louis Cohen
Now in paperback – the highly acclaimed history of the architecture of the twentieth century and beyond
Jean-Louis Cohen, one of the world’s leading Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm ‘The Future of Architecture is the best ‘An outstanding primer to modernism, ‘This is a must-have for architects, architectural historians, serves up a compelling - 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches comprehensive history of modernism which has the insights and detours students and anyone who cares account of the developments that have shaped The most comprehensive and far-ranging single- 528 pp to appear in a generation.’ to make it interesting to the about the built environment.’ the world in which we live today. This highly volume history of twentieth-century architecture, 600 col & b&w illus. – New York Review of Books knowledgeable as well as the beginner. – Formmag.net accessible book begins with the Paris Universal now available for the first time in an affordable Wonderfully illustrated, wide-ranging.’ Paperback Exposition of 1889, tracing architecture’s ‘A comprehensive, cross-cultural – Financial Times paperback edition 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7319-07148 7319 0 evolution to the early twenty-first century’s - history of the modern building ...’ globalized architectural culture. Illustrated with Written by a trusted and award-winning authority – Elle Decor hundreds of drawings and photographs as well in the field of twentieth-century architecture, as portraits, publications, diagrams, film stills, prominent writer, critic, curator, and teacher 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 1 9 0 and more, this survey places radical - $ 44.95 US developments in architecture in a larger context, Heavily illustrated with images of buildings, projects, € 39.95 EUR among those of art, technology, urbanism, plans, drawings, and publications by well-known $ 59.95 CAN Also available: $ 65.00 AUS and critical theory. masters and rediscovered figures The Story of Architecture Modern Architecture Understanding - - Published Since 1900 Architecture Jean-Louis Cohen is one of the most accomplished Its span covers all parts of the globe better than October 2016 historians of twentieth-century architecture and any other comparable history of the period - - - urbanism. He currently holds the Sheldon H. Solow - 978 0 7148 3616 4 978 0 7148 3356 9 978 0 7148 4809 9 Chair in the History of Architecture at NYU’s Institute This is the ultimate reference on this time period £ 17.95 UK £ 27.95 UK £ 49.95 UK $ISBN: 27.95 978-0-7148-3616-4 US $ISBN: 45.00 978-0-7148-3356-9 US $ISBN: 85.00 978-0-7148-4809-9 US of Fine Arts. An articulate writer, curator, lecturer, and is the perfect companion for every student of commentator, and leader of research teams, Cohen architecture – an invaluable guide to an important is author of numerous acclaimed books and articles. period in the history of architecture 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 3 6 1 6 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 3 3 5 6 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 8 0 9 9 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Architecture 53 Gerrit Rietveld Ida van Zijl
Now in paperback – the richly illustrated and accessible monograph on the Dutch designer and world-renowned architect Chapter 1. Conviction and vision Chapter 3. The cabinetmaker of De Stijl Left: Drawing for a white table with blue, yellow and red armchairs, c.1925
Right: Child’s chair, 1919, as published in De Stijl in 1923 Sideboard, 1919 (left); upright mantel. Variants on this furniture chair, 1918 (right). These were were produced and used in Bottom: Red-Blue Chair, 1918 two of Rietveld’s pieces used in various settings, including the model housing by J. J. P. Oud in home of Bart de Ligt and of P. J. the Spangen district of Rotterdam Elling. The original sideboard of in 1920 (bottom). Other items Elling was destroyed by fire, but included an an armchair, a a reconstruction was made by table, and a frame over the Rietveld in the 1950s.
Opposite page: Rietveld as a young man, c.1905 (top left); Rietveld with his wife, Vrouwgien Hadders, shortly after their marriage in 1911 (top right); Rietveld with his three oldest children, c.1920 (bottom left); Rietveld in De Stijl 7, 1927 (bottom right)
This page: Rietveld in The Gimbelite, May 1950 (top left); Rietveld with Willem Sandberg, c.1955–60 (top right); Rietveld with his grandson in the Schröder House, c.1963 (bottom)
12 13 34 35 Chapter 4. The Schröder House Chapter 4. The Schröder House The south corner of the Schröder First model. Made of a block House, 1924 of wood, this model shows the house as a solid that is carved into and painted on. A later model, which has been lost, was made from cardboard, glass and matchsticks and, according to Truus Schröder, the change of material contributed to the evolution of the facades into a composition of planes. First sketch. This design was rejected by Truus almost immediately.
Perspective sketches (left and bottom). Drawings made between the first model and the final construction show the alteration of the initial form through the use of linear and planar elements, including balconies, railings and overhangs, as well as the evolution of the colour scheme.
Permit drawing. This drawing, the culmination of only a few weeks’ work, was submitted to the city by Rietveld in July 1924 to get permission to build. The entirety of the upper floor is labelled ‘attic’, in order to ensure At night, the multiple planes of that the unconventional main the facades read even more living space did not cause the strongly. application to be rejected.
48 49 54 55 Chapter 5. Architect in heart and soul Chapter 5. Architect in heart Design for standard houses, Cover design for De 1921 1923 published in i10, 1927 (top); Gemeenschap,1925 (top); cover Room for Truus Schröder-Schräder, Biltstraat 135, ‘Colour-Space-Composition’, Berlin design for twenty-three small design for De 8 en Opbouw, Utrecht houses in Utrecht, intended to 1938 (bottom left); cover design replace slums, published in i10, for Nieuw Rusland,1925 (bottom 1928 (bottom left); design for right). Rietveld contributed to a ‘minimum dwelling’, 1929, these periodicals not only as an Chronology published in 1930 in the architect and a writer but also as catalogue of the second CIAM a graphic designer. conference, Die Wohnung für das Existenzminimum (bottom right). These were among the several designs for houses Rietveld published in the late 1920s that were intended for the working class, reflecting 1888 1918 both his interest in large-scale 24 June: birth of Gerrit Rietveld, Ooftstraat 14, Utrecht Convertible child’s chair in green and red 1922 housing and his ambition for an Surgery for Dr A. M. Hartog, Emmaweg 1, international reputation. First meets El Lissitzky, Bruno Taut (who is giving a 1900 Maarssen lecture in Utrecht) and Kurt Schwitters (who comes to Leaves primary school and goes to work with his father Utrecht on a Dada tour) in the furniture workshop at Poortstraat 98, Utrecht 1924 1904–8 E. Wessels and Son leatherware shopfront, Takes an evening course at the art and industry Oudkerkhof 15, Utrecht educational society of the Utrecht Museum of Arts and Crafts; during the day Rietveld works at the goldsmith workshop of the jeweller C. J. A. Begeer
1908 Upright armchair Red–Blue Chair 1921–3 Gold- and Silversmiths Company shopfront and Rietveld Schröder House, Prins Hendriklaan 50, interior, Kalverstraat 107, Amsterdam Utrecht
1906 Takes an evening course with the architect P. J.C. Klaarhamer, Heerenstraat 19, Utrecht 1919 First meets Theo van Doesburg and J. J. P. Oud 1911 5 May: moves to Bachstraat 11, Utrecht 28 September: marries Vrouwgien Hadders (born Assen, 1883)
1917 1 May: moves to Adriaen van Ostadelaan 25 (later 93), Utrecht, where he would later start his furniture workshop
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9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 6 9 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 9 2 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 3 9 6 2 2 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Architecture 55 Designer Maker User An Introduction to Design Alex Newson
A primer on contemporary design, based on the extraordinary collection of London’s Design Museum
Designer Maker User is an accessible Key Selling Points 220 × 160 mm ‘Good design is making something – or at least as it can be – not just the ‘Eventually everything connects – introduction to contemporary design, providing - 8 ⅝ × 6 ¼ inches intelligible and memorable. Great way an industry wants it to be.’ people, ideas, objects. The quality of non-specialists and enthusiasts with an An accessible, affordable, and stylish introduction 240 pp design is making something – Yves Béhar the connections is the key to quality.’ appreciation of the objects and spaces that to contemporary design history 250 col illus. memorable and meaningful.’ – Charles Eames shape everyday life. As well as showcasing - – Dieter Rams ‘Design is the betterment of our lives Paperback the individual roles within the industry, this book poetically, aesthetically, experientially, ‘Really great design is hard. An engaging and visually rich reference guide to the 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7252-07148 7252 0 demonstrates where the three roles merge, history of contemporary design and architecture ‘Designers have a responsibility to sensorially, and emotionally.’ Good is the enemy of great.’ giving readers fresh insight into the sometimes - show the future as they want it to be – Karim Rashid – Jonathan Ive complex, but always fascinating, world of A fresh perspective on, and appreciation for, the design. The book highlights key designs, objects and spaces that shape our everyday lives 9 £7 814.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 5 2 0 designers, movements, and manufacturers - $ 24.95 US in spheres as diverse as fashion, furniture, Features the work of iconic designers, movements, € 19.95 EUR and the digital revolution. and manufacturers from across the world $ 32.95 CAN Also available: $ 35.00 AUS - - The Design Book Do It Yourself Phaidon Design Classics Alex Newson joined the Design Museum as A fascinating glimpse into key objects from Published senior curator in 2009. He has curated numerous the Design Museum’s collection November 2016 exhibitions, including a project to curate the Design - - - - 978 0 7148 6579 9 978 0 7148 7019 9 978 0 7148 4399 5 Museum’s permanent collection, making it available The book acts as a companion to the new gallery, #DesignerMakerUser to the public for the first time in over five years. providing visitors with a record of their visit £ 12.95 UK £ 19.95 UK £ 100.00 UK $ISBN: 19.95 978-0-7148-6579-9 US $ISBN: 29.95 978-0-7148-7019-9 US $ISBN: 175.00 978-0-7148-4399-5 US - The Design Museum opens in its new home in Kensington, West London, on November 24, 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 7 9 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 1 9 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 3 9 9 5 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Design 57 The Story of the Design Museum Tom Wilson, with a Foreword by Terence Conran
The essential guide to the story of London’s acclaimed museum – from its origins in the 1980s to its pivotal move in 2016
London’s Design Museum is entering an exciting Key Selling Points 220 × 160 mm ‘The new £80m Design Museum, ‘Moving to the Commonwealth Institute ‘Many museums have orientated period in its life as it prepares to move to the - 8 ⅝ × 6 ¼ inches scheduled to open in 2016 and housed will allow all our dreams and ambitions themselves towards design and former Commonwealth Institute in Kensington. The perfect purchase for every visitor to the museum 160 pp in the early-60s architectural splendour for the Design Museum to come true architecture, from MoMA and MAD With a Foreword by the museum’s founder, Sir – a fascinating and insightful guide at a highly 100 col & b&w illus. of the Commonwealth Institute, will – to create a world-class space with in New York to the V&A in London, but Terence Conran, The Story of the Design affordable price be a showcase of three-dimensional the size and scope for the serious few have thrown themselves solely into Paperback Museum charts the story of the museum’s life objects as well as digital wizardry. ‘ promotion and celebration of design it. The Design Museum will see design - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7253-77148 7253 7 from its inception as the Boilerhouse Project to Accessible text and stunning images explore – Jonathan Glancey, Guardian and architecture in this country.’ firmly established as an equal to, rather twenty-five years of groundbreaking exhibitions the history of the world’s leading museum of – Terence Conran, Architects Journal than a subsidiary of, art.’ at Shad Thames. The book concludes with an contemporary design and architecture and – Edwin Heathcote, FT.com essay from the museum’s architect, John look to its exciting future in its iconic new location 9 £7 8 0 97.951 4 8 UK7 2 5 3 7 Pawson, accompanied by stunning images of - $ 14.95 US the iconic and newly renovated Commonwealth With a Foreword by the museum’s founder, € 12.95 EUR Institute Building, the museum’s new home. Sir Terence Conran, and contributions from the $ 19.95 CAN Also available: $ 22.95 AUS - museum’s director Deyan Sudjic and architect John Pawson Concrete This Brutal World Tom Wilson is a graduate of the Royal College of Art John Pawson Published Plain Space and Bath Spa University. He is currently working - November 2016 on a doctorate focusing on his research on the Features a series of specially commissioned - - - 978 0 7148 5748 0 978 0 7148 6354 2 978 0 7148 7108 0 former Commonwealth Institute in Kensington, photographs of the new museum, following its #DesignMuseumGuide soon to be the new home of the Design Museum. reconstruction by British architect, John Pawson £ 45.00 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 75.00 978-0-7148-5748-0 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6354-2 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7108-0 US In addition to undertaking research, Tom works - closely with the Design Museum in managing and The Design Museum opens in its new home in developing its permanent collection. Kensington, West London on November 24, 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 7 4 8 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 3 5 4 2 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 0 8 0 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Design 59 Fear and Love: Reactions to a Complex World The Design Museum Opening Exhibition Justin McGuirk and Gonzalo Herrero Delicado
To accompany the museum’s opening exhibition, which explores the anxiety and optimism inherent in contemporary design
Fear and Love, published to accompany the Justin McGuirk is the chief curator at the Design 270 × 205 mm major exhibition that will open the Design Museum and the head of Design Curating & Writing 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches Museum’s highly anticipated new home in at Design Academy Eindhoven. He has been the 240 pp Kensington, London, examines the role of director of Strelka Press, the design critic of the 200 col & b&w illus. design in the twenty-first century. It proposes Guardian, and the editor of Icon magazine. Paperback that, in a rapidly changing world, design is Gonzalo Herrero Delicado is an architect and 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7254-47148 7254 4 defined by both anxiety and optimism. Assistant Curator at the Design Museum in London. Organized by five key themes – Network, Machine, Periphery, Planet and Body – the book Key Selling Points explores design’s relationship to emotive issues. - 9 £7 824.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 5 4 4 Ten leading figures from across the spectrum of The catalogue showcases some of the most exciting $ 39.95 US design provide a wide-ranging set of attitudes to international designers and architects working today € 34.95 EUR design in our times. - $ 52.95 CAN Also available: $ 55.00 AUS - A powerful and captivating reflection on the Visual Impact Hella Jongerius Ronan and The Design Museum, founded in London in 1989, possibilities, present and future, of design Published Erwan Bouroullec is devoted to contemporary design in every form, - November 2016 from furniture to graphics, and architecture to Packed with illustrations, the book offers a behind- - - - industrial design. Design is an evolving subject, the-scenes view into the creative process 978 0 7148 6970 4 978 0 7148 4305 6 978 0 7148 4318 6 which it explores through its exhibitions, permanent - £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6970-4 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-4305-6 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4318-6 US collection, and learning and research activities. An essential record of the first exhibition held at the Design Museum’s new home in Kensington, West London, due to open on November 24, 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 7 0 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 3 0 5 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 3 1 8 6 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Design 61 Arita / Table of Contents Studies in Japanese Porcelain Anniina Koivu
Celebrating the 400th anniversary of traditional Japanese ceramic culture as interpreted by today’s leading designers
The art of Japanese porcelain manufacturing Key Selling Points 290 × 214 mm ‘The distinctive Japanese Arita ‘Decades-old Arita porcelain craft Asian craftsmanship with European began in Arita in 1616. Now, on its 400th - 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches porcelain is renowned for its superb undergoes a revival ... For Arita, the year culture.’ – abchome.com anniversary, Arita / Table of Contents charts A study of creativity and design, featuring visually 416 pp quality, where fine hand-painted 2016 may be its 400th anniversary, but the unique collaboration between 16 stunning modern interpretations of an ancient craft 535 col illus. decorations play a central role.’ it is also the year of its new start.’ ‘2016 marks the 400th year of the contemporary designers and 10 traditional - – dezeen.com – Straits Times arrival of porcelain pottery in Arita, Hardback Japanese potteries as they work to produce Japan. But the kilns in this town The 2016 project has been guided by its creative 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7198-17148 7198 1 16 highly original, innovative and contemporary directors, the innovative Dutch design partnership ‘... contemporary products ... made ‘It is through […] great respect and are making sure the art lives on ceramic collections rooted in the daily lives Scholten & Baijings with the extraordinary workmanship delicate sense for local crafts and for 400 more years.’ – CNN of the 21st century. More than 500 illustrations - […] and strength of almost 400 years industry [that] these works throw new provide a fascinating introduction to the craft Features 16 of the most exciting international 9 £7 849.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 9 8 1 of tradition.’ – tableartonline.com light on Japanese tradition, mixing and region, while the contemporary collections designers working today, including: Leon Ransmeier; $ 79.95 US reveal the unique creative potential of linking Scholten & Baijings (Stefan Scholten and Carole € 69.95 EUR ancient and modern masters. Baijings); Studio Wieki Somers; and Tomás Alonso $ 95.00 CAN Also available: $ 95.00 AUS - - Japan Style WA: The Essence of The Pot Book Anniina Koivu is a critic, editor, and consultant. More than 500 images document the creative Published GIan Carlo Calza Japanese Design She was the editor of Abitare magazine, the director process from inspiration and influences, through September 2016 of research and head of international PR & drawings, models, and production images to final - - - partnerships at Vitra, and in 2013 was appointed product shots 978 0 7148 7055 7 978 0 7148 6696 3 978 0 7148 7053 3 head of theory of the masters’ programmes in £ 24.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 24.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-7055-7 US $ISBN: 79.95 978-0-7148-6696-3 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-7053-3 US product design and art direction at ECAL in Lausanne. She is the author of Works (2012) and editor-in-chief of The Walking Society (2015). 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 5 5 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 6 9 6 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 5 3 3 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Design 63 Patterns Inside the Design Library Peter Koepke
An insider’s guide to the world’s largest archive of patterns and textiles, the source of inspiration for the globe’s top designers
Every season, designers from fashion, home Key Selling Points 270 × 205 mm furnishings, textiles, graphic arts, and paper- - 10 ⅔ × 8 ⅛ inches product industries seek inspiration from The first book to reveal the inner-workings of the 332 pp patterns to bring their collections to life. Many Design Library, one of the world’s largest archives 500 col & b&w illus. of these designers – including Beacon Hill, of textile and pattern design Hardback Boden, Calvin Klein, Clinique, Colefax & Fowler, - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7166-07148 7166 0 Lululemon, Nike, Oscar de la Renta, Pottery Fully illustrated with stunning examples of never- Barn, and Target – look to the Design Library, before-seen patterns from the Design Library’s the world’s largest archive of surface design. exclusive collection This one-of-a-kind book, drawn from - 9 £7 849.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 6 6 0 the Design Library’s archive, is an exclusive and The book features case studies from major fashion $ 79.95 US ultimate sourcebook of pattern and ornament. and lifestyle brands – Beacon Hill, Boden, Calvin € 69.95 EUR - Klein, Clinique, Colefax & Fowler, Lululemon, Nike, $ 105.00 CAN Also available: $ 100.00 AUS Peter Koepke is the owner and director of the Oscar de la Renta, Pottery Barn, Target, and Uniqlo ‘The Design Library is the fashion and ‘The collection is not about items ‘We’re recycling visual history for use Design Library, located in Hudson Valley, New York, – each presenting a unique design inspired by decorating worlds’ best-kept secret.’ of the moment, but designs that are today. Textile design – like literature Published and London. He joined the company in 1990, after a pattern from the Design Library collection October 2016 – Wall Street Journal everlastingly beautiful – timeless. and music – is a reflection of its fifteen years as a collector and dealer, during which - Yes, the Design Library is a secret. time and culture. But unlike museum time he created seminal art collections for museums, The text explores the concept of pattern and the #Patterns ‘Pattern has been a great unifier across That’s why it’s so inspiring. It is rare, collections, you can touch this one – universities, corporations, and individuals throughout history of the library, with images by Mark Mahaney places, genres, and centuries intimate, and chic.’ move it around, take it back to your the United States, Europe, Australia, and Japan. - of fashion.’ – Vogue – Natacha Ramsay-Levi office, scan it, use it.’ – Peter Koepke, Peter now travels extensively in search of coveted An essential gift for everyone who appreciates Design Library Director collections to expand the Design Library’s archives. beauty and the power of pattern and ornament
Fall 2016 phaidon.com Design phaidon.com Plant: Exploring the Botanical World Phaidon editors, with an Introduction by James Compton
The ultimate gift for gardeners and art-lovers, featuring 300 of the most beautiful and pioneering botanical images ever BARON NICOLAUS JOSEPH VON JACQUIN VICKI THOMAS PIERREJOSEPH REDOUTÉ MACOTO MURAYAMA
Drawing of various flowering plants, from a collection of ‘Drawings, Letters and Manuscripts’, c. Haemanthus nortieri, Rosa centifolia: Rosier à cent feuilles, c. Rose iii Illustration on manuscript, x . cm / . x . in Physical description, . x . cm / x in Colour-printed, hand-finished stipple engraving, x cm / x ³⁄ in Digital C–Print, x . cm / x in Botany Library, Natural History Museum, London Shirley Sherwood Collection RHS, Lindley Library, London Private Collection,
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ERICH J. GESKE ERNST HAECKEL PHILIPP HAINHOFER MUHAMMAD KHAN
Painting of a maidenhair spleenwort, Asplenium trichomanes, Hepaticae (Liverworts), plate from Kunstformen der Natur, Pages from Album Amicorum: Das Grosse Stammbuch of Philipp Hainhofer, – Flower studies from the Dara Shikoh album, – Colour lithograph, x . cm / x . in Medium/ description, . x cm / x in Pen and ink and watercolour on paper, . x cm / ³⁄ x ⁵⁄ in Painted manuscript, Dimensions National Geographic Creative Bodleian Library Private collection British Library
Honour Hiers Stewart is a large format photographer et faccum dolorectio. Itae si offic tem facea del minvelici verum quaernam ium aut excestionem faceat quae simi, Honour Hiers Stewart is a large format photographer et faccum dolorectio. Itae si offic tem facea del minvelici verum quaernam ium aut excestionem faceat quae simi, A study of a Star of Bethlehem with starry flowers swan, which was destroyed around . His interest voloremporum ima eum quia ide aut que coribus A study of a Star of Bethlehem with starry flowers swan, which was destroyed around . His interest voloremporum ima eum quia ide aut que coribus capturing her native plants and others to create her tempore omniet audanducil magnitatur, torum fuga. ut dolorum illani corent volupta non et a aperectatia pa capturing her native plants and others to create her tempore omniet audanducil magnitatur, torum fuga. ut dolorum illani corent volupta non et a aperectatia pa and long, thin, twisted leaves. To the left are leaves in the structure of individual species, however, went dignimi nvelict otaquis ut verum quaernam ium aut and long, thin, twisted leaves. To the left are leaves in the structure of individual species, however, went dignimi nvelict otaquis ut verum quaernam ium aut own film herbarium. Apit quiant perum a nis mossitia Itati ut pere cori doluptatur? Temquia pores aceatius doluptat. Otatur, te dolorep udamus aut quam videsti own film herbarium. Apit quiant perum a nis mossitia Itati ut pere cori doluptatur? Temquia pores aceatius doluptat. Otatur, te dolorep udamus aut quam videsti of crowsfoot, and to the right, wood anemone. Behind, far beyond what was necessary for a painting; here he excestionem faceat quae simi, ut dolorum illani corent of crowsfoot, and to the right, wood anemone. Behind, far beyond what was necessary for a painting; here he excestionem faceat quae simi, ut dolorum illani corent veni nisti in pori dolendis et, cum ulparibuscit entet utamet eos et que et adi dit, totas magnihilles aut et ab intet Explab ius ma solum re, sunt, omnis renis veni nisti in pori dolendis et, cum ulparibuscit entet utamet eos et que et adi dit, totas magnihilles aut et ab intet Explab ius ma solum re, sunt, omnis renis to the right, are grasses. Below is a tall spray of sun pays close attention to the form of the spurge’s flowers. volupta non et a aperectatia pa doluptat. Otatur, te to the right, are grasses. Below is a tall spray of sun pays close attention to the form of the spurge’s flowers. volupta non et a aperectatia pa doluptat. Otatur, te volupta tenemporit quo esto et vendem fugiam et facea volori dolorer enimporis dolo magnati orumquam rem consedi tem velluptatur assimodipid ut volum qui re et volupta tenemporit quo esto et vendem fugiam et facea volori dolorer enimporis dolo magnati orumquam rem consedi tem velluptatur assimodipid ut volum qui re et spurge in bloom, and individual drawings of its flowers. Temquia pores aceatius utamet eos et que et adi dit, dolorep udamus aut quam videsti ab intet ( words). spurge in bloom, and individual drawings of its flowers. Temquia pores aceatius utamet eos et que et adi dit, dolorep udamus aut quam videsti ab intet ( words). is ant reptum fugit am ese dolesciis nis am faceatur. Et laccusdae porum, eium earcius voloremporum ima mi, occullaut qui berione cumquate verferia vidus mil is ant reptum fugit am ese dolesciis nis am faceatur. Et laccusdae porum, eium earcius voloremporum ima mi, occullaut qui berione cumquate verferia vidus mil Around – Leonardo made several drawings of totas magnihilles aut et volori dolorer enimporis dolo Around – Leonardo made several drawings of totas magnihilles aut et volori dolorer enimporis dolo facepelique cum quodic tes et eum nosse earum sunt, eum quia ide aut que coribus dignimi nvelict otaquis ut At prae ipsusam ut la net elestis am, unt volorest, sent facepelique cum quodic tes et eum nosse earum sunt, eum quia ide aut que coribus dignimi nvelict otaquis ut At prae ipsusam ut la net elestis am, unt volorest, sent plants for the foreground of a painting of Leda and the magnati orumquam rem laccusdae porum, eium earcius plants for the foreground of a painting of Leda and the magnati orumquam rem laccusdae porum, eium earcius
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PHILIP REINAGLE LEE KWANGHO MAGDALENA TURZAŃSKA DR HEITI PAVES
Large Flowering Sensitive Plant (Calliandra calothyrsus), Cactus No. , ¤ Lepidozia reptans – leafy liverwort (bryophyte plant), Anther of a flowering plant (Arabidopsis thaliana), Hand-coloured and colour-printed aquatint, stipple and line engraving from Oil on canvas, ¤. cm / ¤ ¥¥ ⁹⁄§ in Fluorescent photomicrograph, magnification: x, Dimensions Photomicrograph ( x), Dimensions Dr Robert John Thornton’s ‘The Temple of Flora’, / cm / ⁵⁄ x ¹⁄ in Johyun Gallery, Busan and Seoul Private collection Private Collection National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
A study of a Star of Bethlehem with starry flowers swan, which was destroyed around . His interest voloremporum ima eum quia ide aut que coribus A study of a Star of Bethlehem with starry flowers swan, which was destroyed around . His interest voloremporum ima eum quia ide aut que coribus Modern technology has helped advance plant biology has a creeping growth type, making loose mats that (Quercus sp.) Birch trees (Betula sp.) and conifers. In A study of a Star of Bethlehem with starry flowers swan, which was destroyed around . His interest voloremporum ima eum quia ide aut que coribus and long, thin, twisted leaves. To the left are leaves in the structure of individual species, however, went dignimi nvelict otaquis ut verum quaernam ium aut and long, thin, twisted leaves. To the left are leaves in the structure of individual species, however, went dignimi nvelict otaquis ut verum quaernam ium aut and has also given rise to stunning results that appear spread over soil or a supporting substrate. It is often this image, using UV light excites fluorescent molecules and long, thin, twisted leaves. To the left are leaves in the structure of individual species, however, went dignimi nvelict otaquis ut verum quaernam ium aut of crowsfoot, and to the right, wood anemone. Behind, far beyond what was necessary for a painting; here he excestionem faceat quae simi, ut dolorum illani corent of crowsfoot, and to the right, wood anemone. Behind, far beyond what was necessary for a painting; here he excestionem faceat quae simi, ut dolorum illani corent almost as abstract art forms. Here, photomicrography confused with and mistakenly referred to as a moss. in the sample under the lens. This combined with of crowsfoot, and to the right, wood anemone. Behind, far beyond what was necessary for a painting; here he excestionem faceat quae simi, ut dolorum illani corent to the right, are grasses. Below is a tall spray of sun pays close attention to the form of the spurge’s flowers. volupta non et a aperectatia pa doluptat. Otatur, te to the right, are grasses. Below is a tall spray of sun pays close attention to the form of the spurge’s flowers. volupta non et a aperectatia pa doluptat. Otatur, te – images taken through a Light Microscope – displays Without magnification, plants resemble splashes of magnification results in Turzanska’s striking abstract to the right, are grasses. Below is a tall spray of sun pays close attention to the form of the spurge’s flowers. volupta non et a aperectatia pa doluptat. Otatur, te spurge in bloom, and individual drawings of its flowers. Temquia pores aceatius utamet eos et que et adi dit, dolorep udamus aut quam videsti ab intet ( words). spurge in bloom, and individual drawings of its flowers. Temquia pores aceatius utamet eos et que et adi dit, dolorep udamus aut quam videsti ab intet ( words). the structure of a single stem of this small plant green fuzzy textured felt. It is commonly found growing image. An increase in the knowledge of plant biology spurge in bloom, and individual drawings of its flowers. Temquia pores aceatius utamet eos et que et adi dit, dolorep udamus aut quam videsti ab intet ( words). Around – Leonardo made several drawings of totas magnihilles aut et volori dolorer enimporis dolo Around – Leonardo made several drawings of totas magnihilles aut et volori dolorer enimporis dolo Creeping Fingerwort, which would otherwise be in the acidic conditions found on peaty banks, soft furthers our understanding of the role each individual Around – Leonardo made several drawings of totas magnihilles aut et volori dolorer enimporis dolo plants for the foreground of a painting of Leda and the magnati orumquam rem laccusdae porum, eium earcius plants for the foreground of a painting of Leda and the magnati orumquam rem laccusdae porum, eium earcius invisible to the naked human eye. Lepidozia reptans rock faces, rotting logs, the bark of living Oak trees specimen plays in native ecologies. Microphotography plants for the foreground of a painting of Leda and the magnati orumquam rem laccusdae porum, eium earcius
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Following in the footsteps of the international The perfect introduction to the subject, this wide- 290 × 250 mm ‘Truly global in its scope, Plant features also of those adventurous botanists destruction of species and habitats bestseller Map: Exploring the World, this fresh ranging book inspires a new appreciation and 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches work by artists from the United States, and painters whose names and adds an urgency to plant identification.’ and visually stunning survey celebrates the understanding of plants and their fascinating role 352 pp Europe, China, and India, recording work have been forgotten.’ – James – Telegraph extraordinary beauty and diversity of plants. in our history and culture 300 col & b&w illus. plants from places as disparate as Compton (consultant editor for Plant) It combines photographs and cutting-edge - Africa and South America. It includes ‘That ability to capture the essential Hardback micrograph scans with watercolours, drawings, the stories and art not only of well- ‘It is extraordinary, in this age of nature of a plant lies at the heart of all The selection of images includes iconic works by a 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7148-67148 7148 6 and prints to bring this universally popular and diverse range of artists and photographers, including known figures – such as Leonardo da photography, that botanical art the best botanical art.’ – Independent captivating subject vividly to life. Carefully Adam Fuss, Georgia O’Keefe, Henry Fox Talbot, Vinci and Pierre-Joseph Redouté – but continues to flourish, especially as the selected by an international panel of experts and Irving Penn, Leonardo da Vinci, Margaret Mee, Marc arranged in a uniquely structured sequence to Quinn, Nick Knight, Nobuyoshi Araki, Pierre-Joseph 9 £7 839.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 4 8 6 highlight thought-provoking contrasts and Redouté, Thomas Ruff and Yayoi Kusama $ 59.95 US similarities, this stunning compilation of - € 49.95 EUR botanically themed images includes iconic work Features large-scale images, accessible texts and $ 79.95 CAN Also available: $ 79.95 AUS by celebrated artists, photographers, scientists, reference information, including a glossary, timeline, The Art Book The Gardener’s Garden Map: Exploring the World and botanical illustrators, as well as rare and biographies, and an introduction to plant taxonomy Published previously unpublished images. - September 2016 Images span millennia, from ancient stone carvings - - - 978 0 7148 6467 9 978 0 7148 6747 2 978 0 7148 6944 5 Key Selling Points to medieval manuscripts to cutting-edge scans #BotanicalWorld - - £ 39.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ 59.95 US $ 79.95 US $ 59.95 US This is the first book to bring together botanical Entries have been selected and curated by an art across all media, with outstanding images from international panel of botanists, horticulturalists, all periods and cultures art historians, museum curators, and more
Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 67 Evolution: A Visual Record Photographs by Robert Clark and text by Joseph Wallace, with a Foreword by David Quammen
Stunning images to reawaken us to the scientific process that drives the amazing diversity of life on earth
Evidence of evolution is everywhere. Through Key Selling Points 254 × 190 mm ‘Evolution is both a beautiful concept ‘Evolution is the fundamental idea in all ‘Some people would claim that things 200 revelatory images, award-winning - 10 × 7 ½ inches and an important one, more crucial of life science – in all of biology.’ like love, joy, and beauty belong to a photographer Robert Clark makes one of the Robert Clark’s photographs are known around the 240 pp nowadays to human welfare, to medical – Bill Nye (‘the Science Guy’) different category from science and most important foundations of science clear world. Among other projects, he has contributed 200 col illus. science, and to our understanding of can’t be described in scientific terms, and exciting to everyone. Evolution: A Visual 40 stories to National Geographic – including over the world than ever before.’ but I think they can now be explained Hardback Record transports readers from the near- – David Quammen, National by the theory of evolution.’ a dozen covers. He has over half a million avid 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7118-97148 7118 9 mystical (human ancestors) to the historic followers on Instagram Geographic – Stephen Hawking (the famous ‘finches’ Darwin collected on the - Galápagos Islands that spurred his theory); the This is a refreshing, beautiful and provocative display recently understood (the link between dinosaurs of the diverse world in which we live; a book that 9 £7 824.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 1 8 9 and modern birds) to the simply astonishing. encourages the reader to stop, marvel, and question $ 39.95 US - - € 34.95 EUR Robert Clark is an award-winning photographer Informative captions and enlightening text by Joseph $ 52.95 CAN Also available: $ 49.95 AUS with a twenty-plus-year career shooting for Wallace explain every step along the way Map: Exploring the World EarthArt Heaven & Earth National Geographic, among others. He has - Published produced several books and has exhibited widely. The book includes a foreword by David Quammen October 2016 Clark is based in Brooklyn, New York. (of whom the New York Times has said that he is, - - - 978 0 7148 6944 5 978 0 7148 6576 8 978 0 7148 4439 8 David Quammen is an acclaimed science, nature, ‘not just among our best science writers but among #VisualRecord and travel writer. our best writers, period’), which underlines the £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 9.95 UK $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6944-5 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6576-8 US $ISBN: 16.95 978-0-7148-4439-8 US Joseph Wallace is the author of more than a dozen importance of understanding the theory of evolution books on natural history, among other topics. to every reader today
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 4 4 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 7 6 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 3 9 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 69 Art as Therapy Alain de Botton and John Armstrong
Now available in paperback – two authorities on popular culture reveal the ways in which art can enhance mood and enrich lives
This passionate, thought-provoking, often funny, John Armstrong is a philosopher and art theorist 198 × 131 mm ‘Art as Therapy is ... beautifully ‘Asking the questions that always ‘… the proposal that art dealers and always-accessible book proposes a new way based at Melbourne University in Australia. 7 ¾ × 5 ⅛ inches designed, and filled with images of swirl through your mind when striding function as therapists, that museums of looking at art, suggesting that it can be useful, He is the author of several well-received books, 240 pp paintings and sculptures alongside around Tate Modern […] Art as Therapy be organized into galleries of suffering relevant, and therapeutic. Through practical including The Intimate Philosophy of Art, 150 col illus. explanations of how those artworks […] massages the mind in all the right and compassion, and that scholars examples, the world-renowned authors argue and Conditions of Love. might be approached in a more places.’ “analyse how art could help with a Paperback that certain great works of art have clues as personally helpful, therapeutic way.’ – Vanity Fair on Art broken heart” boldly positions art 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7278-07148 7278 0 to how to manage the tensions and confusions Key Selling Points – New Yorker at the center of our daily lives.’ of modern life. Chapters on love, nature, money, - – Publishers Weekly and politics show how art can help with many The hardcover edition was a global bestseller common difficulties, from forging good and was published to great acclaim worldwide 9 £7 810.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 7 8 0 relationships to coming to terms with mortality. - $ 16.95 US - From the prolific philosopher, essayist, and € 14.95 EUR Alain de Botton is the author of bestselling books, School of Life founder Alain de Botton, written $ 22.95 CAN Also available: $ 24.95 AUS including The Consolations of Philosophy, How in collaboration with one of the world’s finest Art as Therapy The Story of Art The Art of Forgery Proust Can Change Your Life, Status Anxiety, and philosophical art historians, John Armstrong Published E.H. Gombrich Noah Charney Religion for Atheists. He founded The School of - October 2016 Life in 2008, an organization which – from branches Available for the first time in a portable, paperback - - - around the world – supplies good ideas for everyday edition at a highly affordable price, this book 978 0 7148 6591 1 978 0 7148 4703 0 978 0 7148 6745 8 life in the form of books, workshops, and talks. In will appeal to a large and diverse audience £ 24.95 UK £ 16.95 UK £ 19.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6591-1 US $ISBN: 24.95 978-0-7148-4703-0 US $ISBN: 35.00 978-0-7148-6745-8 US 2009 he founded Living Architecture, which makes high-quality architecture accessible to everyone.
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 9 1 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 7 0 3 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 4 5 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 71 Art Is the Highest Form of Hope & Other Quotes by Artists Phaidon editors
Advice, strong opinions, and personal revelations by the world’s greatest artists – exclusively researched for this new book
Featuring the most inspirational and insightful Key Selling Points 203 × 137 mm ‘If you knew how much work went ‘Cutting straight into colour reminds ‘Make a drawing, begin it again, trace it; collection of quotes by artists through the ages - 8 × 5 ⅜ inches into it, you would not call it genius.’ me of the direct carving of the sculptor.’ begin it again and trace it again.’ and across the globe, this exquisite keepsake This newly-researched compilation presents fresh 336 pp – Michelangelo – Henri Matisse – Edgar Degas is the ideal book for artists, collectors, and quotes discovered in diaries, letters, notebooks, armchair enthusiasts. As painters, sculptors, interviews, and more, and includes original sources Hardback ‘I hate flowers – I paint them because ‘It is easier for me to take ten good ‘Forgive me for saying so, but good 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7243-87148 7243 8 photographers, and other visual artists see and they’re cheaper than models and they pictures in an airplane bathroom than things just have to grow very slowly.’ so readers can track down the quotes in context experience the world through a unique lens, - don’t move.’ in the gardens at Versailles.’ —Piet Mondrian Art Is the Highest Form of Hope & Other Quotes Includes hundreds of quotations by the world’s – Georgia O’Keeffe – Sally Mann by Artists shows that their life lessons, private most celebrated artists – from Michelangelo to 9 £7 814.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 4 3 8 revelations, and frank, often irreverent, opinions Cindy Sherman, Brancusi to Frida Kahlo, Matisse $ 24.95 US can guide us all. to Robert Frank, Leonardo da Vinci to Frank Stella € 19.95 EUR - $ 32.95 CAN This unique and carefully curated book, packed Easy-to-navigate organization by subject and smart $ 29.95 AUS Also available: with totally original research, is a go-to resource design highlight artists’ strong opinions, personal Published The Art Book It’s Not How Good You The Art of Looking for revealing thoughts and personal advice on observations, and hard-earned advice October 2016 Mini Format Are, It’s How Good You Sideways subjects as diverse as beauty, colour, light, sex, - Want to Be chance, discipline, money troubles, originality, Doubles as an ideal gift and valuable resource for #ArtistsQuotes - - fear of failure, danger of success, the creative the art student, professor, artist, curator, museum 978 0 7148 6796 0 978 0 7148 4337 7 978 0 7148 3449 8 process, and more – all messages transmitted visitor, gallery owner, writer, collector, and all lovers £ 7.95 UK £ 6.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 12.95 978-0-7148-6796-0 US $ISBN: 12.95 978-0-7148-4337-7 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-3449-8 US from the artistic trenches. of creative minds
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 9 6 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 3 3 7 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 3 4 4 9 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 73 The Illustrated Story of England Christopher Hibbert, with a new chapter by Sean Lang
A beautiful, quirky, illustrated edition of Phaidon’s compelling bestseller, celebrating the book’s 25th anniversary
This concise and fast-paced introduction to John Broadley is a London-based illustrator. 210 × 140 mm ‘Christopher Hibbert is perhaps the ‘It would be difficult to find a better- ‘Broadley’s illustrations speak English history keeps the reader enthralled He has illustrated many books and his illustrations 8 ¼ × 5 ½ inches most gifted popular historian we have.’ written, more succinct account of its of a very British time gone by…’ through the entire course of the country’s have appeared in the New York Times Book Review, 256 pp – Times Literary Supplement subject than this book. Christopher –itsnicethat.com political, economic, and cultural landscape, Observer Food Monthly, Art Review, and the 100 b&w illus. Hibbert drives the story of these islands covering the whole sweep of English history FT Weekend magazine. ‘The best short introduction to English … in crisp, vivid prose that never flags.’ Paperback with jkt from the Stone Age to the present. Its flowing history we have seen.’ – Country Landowner 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7235-37148 7235 3 narrative style, character sketches, and lively Key Selling Points – The Good Book Guide anecdotes bring the people and places - of the past to life. In this newly illustrated The perfect introduction to England’s past for edition, John Broadley’s unique tableaux-like readers of all ages, written by a master storyteller 9 £7 814.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 3 5 3 illustrations capture the landscape, costumes, - $ 22.95 US and characters of the history that Hibbert’s Vivid character sketches, details, and anecdotes € 16.95 EUR text so vividly evokes. bring history to life in a highly readable style $ 29.95 CAN Also available: $ 29.95 AUS - - The Story of England Think of England Boring Postcards Christopher Hibbert was an acclaimed historian This new edition features the delightfully quirky Published Christopher Hibbert Martin Parr and widely published biographer, renowned for his illustrations of contemporary British illustrator October 2016 ability to weave together political, social, and art John Broadley, whose distinct and humorous style - - - 978 0 7148 2652 3 978 0 7148 4454 1 978 0 7148 4390 2 historical narratives into a lively whole. captures the characters of English history #IllustratedEngland Sean Lang is senior lecturer in History at Anglia - £ 12.95 UK £ 19.95 UK £ 8.95 UK $ISBN: 19.95 978-0-7148-2652-3 US $ISBN: 35.00 978-0-7148-4454-1 US $ISBN: 12.95 978-0-7148-4390-2 US Ruskin University, Cambridge. He has published An all-new chapter from historian Sean Lang updates many books and articles and broadcasts regularly. the significant socio-political changes that have shaped England since the 1990s 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 2 6 5 2 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 5 4 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 3 9 0 2 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 75 The Beatles A Hard Day’s Night A Private Archive Mark Lewisohn, with a Foreword by Richard Lester
Including never-before-seen photographs and ephemera, a behind-the-scenes look into The Beatles’ acclaimed first film
In March of 1964, director Richard Lester began Key Selling Points 279 × 241 mm ‘A human torrent of 20,000 teenagers ‘Fifty years later, the Beatles’ A Hard ‘Envied by every Beatles writer before shooting A Hard Day’s Night, a feature film - 11 × 9 ½ inches and adults surging through Piccadilly Day’s Night, one of the most influential or since ... Over the years, Lewisohn’s starring The Beatles. With fast, sharp humour Rare photographs from a private archive offer 284 pp, including Circus for the royal premiere of the musical films, remains the zenith of insider status has scored him priceless and a brilliant soundtrack, the movie depicts the glimpses of The Beatles – unguarded, spontaneous 4 gatefolds and Beatles’ first film swamped 500 rocksploitation and is considered a bounty.’ – New York Times 8 tip-in sections excitement and chaos of thirty-six hours in the moments on set and between takes of the band’s 325 col & b&w illus. policemen Monday night.’ forefather of the music video ... life of the Fab Four, and stars John Lennon, Paul critically acclaimed first film, A Hard Day’s Night photographs © 2016 – Rocky Mountain News, July 7, 1964 the inspired mischief, the astonishing ‘Lewisohn is a Beatles oracle.’ McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, - Bruce and Martha Karsh music – the pure joy of it – are still – Guardian with Wilfrid Brambell portraying McCartney’s Dozens of pieces of ephemera add historical context, there.’ – Sam Kashner, Vanity Fair grandfather. This collection of photographs and including the production budget, ticket stubs, Hardback unique ephemera captures the infectious energy fan letters, movie posters, script pages, lyrics, 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7185-17148 7185 1 and anarchic spirit of this groundbreaking film. newspaper articles, and magazine covers – - all reproduced in intimate tip-in sections Mark Lewisohn is the world’s leading Beatles - Also available: 9 £7 879.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 8 5 1 historian. He has authored several acclaimed books, Mark Lewisohn contributes a lively introduction, $ 125.00 US Seen Behind the Scene The Beatles The Photography Book including the New York Times bestseller Tune In, captions, and epilogue, sharing fresh information € 120.00 EUR Mary Ellen Mark From the Cavern the first volume in his trilogy The Beatles: All These about the band and expert insight into the film’s $ 175.00 CAN to the Rooftop Years, an independent biographical history. He is wider cultural impact and enduring appeal $ 175.00 AUS - - - currently at work on volume 2. - 978 0 7148 6604 8 978 0 7148 5946 0 978 0 7148 6738 0 Richard Lester directed A Hard Day’s Night, among Richard Lester’s foreword frames his personal Published £ 24.95 UK £ 9.95 UK £ 39.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6604-8 US $ISBN: 14.95 978-0-7148-5946-0 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6738-0 US many other films. He is widely known for his work with involvement as the director of the film September 2016 The Beatles.
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 6 0 4 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 9 4 6 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 7 3 8 0 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 77 Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976-80 From the Toby Mott Collection, with an Essay by Rick Poynor
A compelling visual portrait of a time, place, and subculture that raised a middle finger to modern society
Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976-80 is an Key Selling Points 280 × 215 mm ‘Collections like Mott’s are incessantly ‘While The Sex Pistols and The Clash ‘No future? Punk is still the sound unrivalled collection of visually striking - 11 × 8 ½ inches crucial, if only because the people need wreaked havoc on Britain’s pop scene, of youth rebellion the world over ... ephemera from Britain’s punk subculture. 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of the birth of punk 512 pp constant reminders that they can affect their disciples were busy with glue and nostalgia doesn’t explain the survival It presents 500 artefacts – ‘zines,’ - 500 col & b&w illus. change if they do it themselves.’ scissors, channeling punk’s energy of punk as a sprawling global gig posters, flyers, and badges – from well- Many of the bold and stripped-down graphics – David Cotner, LA Weekly and DIY spirit into hundreds of posters, subculture. There is something there – Paperback known and obscure musical acts, designers, fanzines, and sleeve art.’ some irreducible core attitude – (all part of Toby Mott’s private archive) have never 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7275-97148 7275 9 venues, and related political groups. While punk before been published – Sean O’Hagan, Guardian that continues to thrive...’ was first and foremost a music phenomenon, - – Dorian Lynskey it reflected a DIY spirit and instantly The collection includes crudely cut and pasted flyers recognizable aesthetic that was as raw and for iconic bands, such as The Clash, The Damned, 9 £7 819.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 7 5 9 strident and irrepressible as the music. The Ramones, The Jam, etc., as well as Jamie Reid’s $ 29.95 US As disposable as the items in this book once legendary artwork for The Sex Pistols € 27.95 EUR were, together they tell a story about music, - $ 39.95 CAN Also available: $ 45.00 AUS history, class, and art, and document a seismic With today’s economic and political climate, Andy Warhol “Giant” Size Wild Art Visual Impact shift in society and visual culture. the current emphasis on DIY culture, and the Published Creative Dissent in the - prevalent backlash against the monetization of October 2016 21st Century Toby Mott is an artist, designer, collector, nearly everything, the spirit of creativity, protest, - - - and punk historian. He lives in London. and authenticity seems as powerful and relevant 978 0 7148 4980 5 978 0 7148 6567 6 978 0 7148 6970 4 Rick Poynor is a writer, critic, curator, and lecturer. in society today as it was four decades ago £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4980-5 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6567-6 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-6970-4 US He is the author of more than a dozen books, and was the founding member of Eye magazine in London, which he edited from 1990-97. 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 9 8 0 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 6 7 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 7 0 4 Fall 2016 phaidon.com General Interest 79 Grace: The American Vogue Years Grace Coddington, with a Foreword by Saoirse Ronan, an Introduction by Annie Leibovitz, and an Essay by Michael Roberts
The second and final volume of the collected best work of Vogue editor and international fashion icon Grace Coddington
This handsome slipcased edition showcases Key Selling Points 353 × 273 mm ‘If Anna Wintour is the Pope of Fashion, ‘You’re on another plane when you work ‘It is the ability to take the slightest work of the last fifteen years by legendary Vogue - 13 ⅞ × 10 ¾ inches then Grace Coddington is “the with Grace. She elevates what we do.’ seed of an idea and grow it into a editor Grace Coddington. The book celebrates This exquisite slipcased book is a showcase for 408 pp Michelangelo trying to paint a fresh – Annie Leibovitz fabulous narrative that has made seventeen of the master photographers with some of the greatest photographs published in 295 col illus. version of the Sistine Chapel twelve Grace the world’s leading fashion whom Coddington has collaborated – including fashion, from 2002 to the present day times a year”.’ – TIME editor.’ – Anna Wintour Hardback, with Steven Meisel, Annie Leibovitz, Craig McDean, - slipcase David Sims, Mario Testino, and Marcus Piggot A foreword by Academy Award-nominated actress 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7197-47148 7197 4 and Mert Alas – in a sumptuous compilation Saoirse Ronan and an introduction by Annie Leibovitz of Coddington’s most beloved fashion stories. illuminate the magic of collaborating with Coddington - - Grace Coddington’s extraordinary talent and fierce Coddington shares personal anecdotes and insider 9 £7 1825.000 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 9 7 4 dedication to her work have made her a global icon. stories of working with the photographers and with a $ 175.00 US Known through much of her career only to the fashion wide range of artists, actors and celebrities, including € 165.00 EUR Also available: $ 225.00 CAN set, the 2009 documentary film, ‘The September Jeff Koons, John Currin, Brice Marden, Keira Knightly, $ 250.00 AUS The Fashion Book Grace: Thirty Years Mapplethorpe Flora Issue’ turned the celebrity-adverse Coddington into Eddie Redmayne, Kanye West, and Kim Kardashian of Fashion at Vogue The Complete Flowers an international star. In 2016, after nearly thirty years - Published as creative director of Vogue US, Coddington Readers learn of Coddington’s experience September 2016 - - - embarked on her new role as the magazine’s creative of photography’s transition from film to digital 978 0 7148 6557 7 978 0 7148 7059 5 978 0 7148 7131 8 £ 39.95 UK £ 125.00 UK £ 125.00 UK director-at-large. and how this has impacted the creative process #Grace $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6557-7 US $ISBN: 175.00 978-0-7148-7059-5 US $ISBN: 175.00 978-0-7148-7131-8 US in portraiture and fashion photography
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 5 7 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 5 9 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 3 1 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Fashion 81 The Importants Kevin Amato, with an Introduction by Alix Browne and an Afterword by Rick Owens
The much-anticipated first book by photographer Kevin Amato, a leading influencer in fashion today
Kevin Amato, a fashion insider whose influence Key Selling Points 180 × 160 mm ‘Kevin Amato is finding himself in ‘Kevin’s photographs, like Kevin ‘Bronx resident and photographer is felt around the world, defines who and what - 7 ⅛ × 6 ¼ inches demand as a conduit between the himself, have a freshness and a sense Kevin Amato usually plucks his is beautiful and fashionable today. Through A chic, secular bible of youthful hope and aspiration, 224 pp runway and the real world, both divining of humour that is palpably optimistic.’ subjects straight off the sidewalks his photography – evocative of the work of the showcasing Amato’s personal work alongside 235 col illus. rod and den mother to a streetwise – Dazed & Confused and his portraits of hard-knock kids generation of photographers before him, commercial assignments for major brands, including and increasingly marketable crew.’ reveal a softer, sweeter side to rites- Hardback including Nan Goldin, Larry Clark, and Ryan – New York Times of-passage rituals.’ – Fader Hood By Air, Joyrich, and VFiles 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7238-47148 7238 4 McGinley – Amato celebrates the faces - of the Bronx, where he discovers the majority Amato’s intimate photographs celebrate the interplay of his subjects. He takes their pictures. between high fashion and street culture, capturing He casts them in fashion shows and advertising and championing the spirit of contemporary youth – 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 3 8 4 campaigns. He calls them ‘The Importants’, Amato provides affectionate and humorous captions $ 49.95 US the young people thriving against all odds to accompany each photograph € 45.00 EUR and who together exemplify diversity and - $ 65.00 CAN Also available: $ 65.00 AUS inclusivity. Amato documents a new world order The book’s gem-like format and textured metallic The Devil’s Playground JR: Can Art Change Fantastic Man that is as provocative as it is tender, and as gold cover make it a covetable object for fashion Published Nan Goldin the World? disturbing as it is joyful. and photography consumers alike September 2016 - - - - - 978 0 7148 4758 0 978 0 7148 6949 0 978 0 7148 7039 7 Kevin Amato is a New York-based photographer Alix Browne, features director at W magazine, #Importants and casting agent. He began taking photographs contributes an insightful introduction contextualizing £ 29.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4758-0 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6949-0 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7039-7 US in 2003 while at college in New York City. His work Amato’s work within contemporary fashion and for the brand Hood By Air from 2007 to 2014 culture. Fashion designer Rick Owens provides brought him international attention and acclaim. a personalized reflection on Amato’s significance 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 7 5 8 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 4 9 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 3 9 7 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Fashion 83 Military Style Invades Fashion Timothy Godbold
A virtual pageantry of the many ways in which military styles inspire and influence contemporary fashion
The transformation of military clothing into Key Selling Points 220 × 160 mm ‘Military clothes are part of the fashion ‘All men are equal in the face of duty, ‘The proliferation of army-green jackets, popular retail fashion has a long history. - 8 ⅝ × 6 ¼ inches vernacular now.’ – Marc Jacobs sharing equal honor, valour, and truth.’ camouflage prints, and pea coats? In fact, the designs of some of today’s most The only book of its kind dedicated exclusively 208 pp – Alexander McQueen’s Spring 2015 Half the people you see on the street popular styles, worn for the most peaceful to celebrating the relationship between military 180 col & b&w illus. ‘Fashion is the armour to survive the men’s-show notes are dressed to kill, and why?’ purposes, actually originated in clothing uniform and popular fashion design reality of everyday life.’ – Troy Patterson Hardback intended for warfare. In a campaign to dress – Bill Cunningham ‘The way that people dress makes them - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7246-97148 7246 9 well, combat and battle rarely, if ever, enter More than 180 photographs, featuring the work part of an army, dressed in their own the picture. This book celebrates the enduring of the world’s leading designers and brands ‘Uniforms are the sportswear of the uniform, determined to do something.’ appeal of military-inspired clothing and acts - 20th century.’ – Diana Vreeland – Suzy Menkes as a reference guide and source of inspiration Thematic chapters guarantee that readers will 9 £7 824.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 4 6 9 for designers and fashion followers alike. never look at camouflage and other military $ 39.95 US - influences in the same way again € 34.95 EUR Australian-born Timothy Godbold is an international - $ 52.95 CAN Also available: $ 49.95 AUS fashion-world and interior-design insider with Examines the complex meanings behind wearing The Anatomy of Fashion Fantastic Man The Fashion Book a lifelong interest in military style. From 1989 to military-influenced clothing and what it says when Published Midi Format 2005, he was a senior designer of clothing for half the people on the street, in their camouflage September 2016 Ralph Lauren. More recently, he has established trousers and pea coats, look dressed ‘to kill’ - - - 978 0 7148 4947 8 978 0 7148 7039 7 978 0 7148 7107 3 his own interior-design and fashion consultancy. #MilitaryStyle £ 59.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 24.95 UK $ISBN: 100.00 978-0-7148-4947-8 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-7039-7 US $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-7107-3 US
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 9 4 7 8 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 3 9 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 0 7 3 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Fashion 85 Factory: Andy Warhol Stephen Shore
Warhol’s Factory as seen through the lens of a young Shore, providing an insider view of this extraordinary moment and place
Stephen Shore was 17 years old when he began Key Selling Points 354 × 260 mm ‘By the end of my stay at the Factory, ‘One of Andy’s great innovations was ‘[Warhol] understood the very core hanging out at The Factory – Andy Warhol’s - 14 × 10 ¼ inches I found that just my contact with and realizing that the idea of the artist alone of how industry and society and legendary studio in Manhattan. Between 1965 An exclusive collection of images of a remarkable 192 pp observation of Andy led me to think in his studio was not a particularly economics come together. Until and 1967, Shore spent nearly every day there, time and place – from the lens of one of the world’s 175 b&w illus. differently about my function as an modern one, and that an artist could capitalism ends, his influence will taking pictures of its diverse cast of characters, most admired photographers, Stephen Shore artist. I became more aware of what have a team.’ – Glenn O’Brien be irrevocable.’ – Stuart Comer Hardback from musicians to actors, artists to writers, and I was doing.’ – Stephen Shore, TIME - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7274-27148 7274 2 including Edie Sedgwick, Lou Reed, and Nico – Individually chosen from Shore’s extensive archive, ‘One of the primary visual records not to mention Warhol himself. This book many of these images are published here for the first of this scene.’ – Artforum presents a personal selection of photographs time and many others have not been seen for more from Shore’s collection, providing an insider’s than 20 years 9 £7 839.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 7 4 2 view of this extraordinary moment and place, - $ 59.95 US as seen through the eyes of one of 2017 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Warhol’s € 49.95 EUR photography’s most beloved practitioners. death and the fiftieth anniversary of Shore’s unique $ 79.95 CAN Also available: $ 85.00 AUS - collection of photographs from The Factory American Surfaces Andy Warhol Andy Warhol Stephen Shore is one of the most influential - Published Stephen Shore “Giant” Size Portraits photographers working today. He was the first Warhol’s work and personal worlds are of perennial October 2016 living photographer to have a solo exhibition at the and wide interest – this book includes intimate and - - - 978 0 7148 4863 1 978 0 7148 4980 5 978 0 7148 4966 9 Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, in 1971. unique images from both areas of his life #FactoryAndyWarhol Shore has been director of the photography program - £ 22.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-4863-1 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4980-5 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4966-9 US at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, A collaboration between two of Phaidon’s most since 1982. admired artists – Andy Warhol and Stephen Shore
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 8 6 3 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 9 8 0 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 9 6 6 9 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 87 James Nachtwey
The long awaited book by the most important war photographer in the world – accompanies a major exhibition
‘I have been a witness, and these pictures Newsweek. His acclaimed monograph Inferno 374 × 267 mm ‘There is a job to be done ... to record Of Nachtwey’s monograph Inferno, ‘These pictures, unrelenting in the are my testimony. The events I have recorded was also published by Phaidon. 14 ¾ × 10 ½ inches the truth.’ – James Nachtwey previously published by Phaidon: exposure of inhumanity, do not spare should not be forgotten and must not be 320 pp us and are not meant to, yet Nachtwey’s repeated.’ – James Nachtwey Key Selling Points 250 col and b&w illus. ‘One of the great contemporary ‘It would be utterly wrong to regard belief in their necessity and power puts - photojournalists.’ – The Times Inferno as just another photography them among the most hopeful pictures Hardback James Nachtwey’s first foreign assignment was book: in its ambition and achievement produced in the century.’ The much anticipated book from James Nachtwey, 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7330-57148 7330 5 covering civil strife in Northern Ireland in 1981 one of the world’s most highly respected photo- ‘Nachtwey is an image-maker of great it is undoubtedly more than that.’ – Vicki Goldberg, American Photo during the IRA hunger strikes. Ever since, he journalists and chroniclers of conflict talent and maturity.’ – British Journal – Journal of The Royal Society has devoted himself to documenting conflict - of Photography of Photographers and critical social issues, creating a much With prescient and visceral coverage of such 9 £7 859.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 3 0 5 admired body of work that covers events in critical social topics as European migration, famine, $ 89.95 US conflict-riven countries and the theatres of war genocide, natural disasters, and crime, this is a book € 75.00 EUR around the globe. This, his latest book, which for our time and a record of the complex issues of the $ 120.00 CAN Also available: $ 125.00 AUS accompanies a major exhibition, presents some world in which we live Photography Today Conversations Survivors in Ukraine of the most searing of his images, showing the - Published Mark Durden with the Dead Stephen Shore incomparable ways in which he uses his camera Includes extraordinary photo stories and iconic November 2016 Danny Lyon to pay homage to the victims of violence. images from events in such countries as El Salvador, - - - - Lebanon, the West Bank and Gaza, Israel, Somalia, 978 0 7148 4563 0 978 0 7148 7051 9 978 0 7148 6950 6 James Nachtwey is one of the world’s most highly Sudan, Chechnya, Kosovo, Greece, and the USA £ 45.00 UK £ 45.00 UK £ 45.00 UK $ISBN: 75.00 978-0-7148-4563-0 US $ISBN: 69.95 978-0-7148-7051-9 US $ISBN: 69.95 978-0-7148-6950-6 US respected photojournalists. His prize winning - and highly influential work appears regularly in the Accompanies a major exhibition, which opens leading global publications, such as TIME, Life, and in Milan in November 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 5 6 3 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 0 5 1 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 5 0 6 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 89 Steve McCurry: On Reading With a Foreword by Paul Theroux
A celebration of the timeless act of reading – as seen through the lens of one of the world’s most beloved photographers
Young or old, rich or poor, engaged in the Paul Theroux is an acclaimed American travel writer 214 × 290 mm ‘One of the most eminent ‘McCurry can make the hellish look ‘As ever, [Steve McCurry] seems more sacred or the secular, people everywhere and novelist, author of The Great Railway Bazaar and 8 ⅜ × 11 ⅜ inches photographers in the world, McCurry heavenly – incredible photographs that interested in exploring the interior lives read. This homage to the beauty and the prize-winning novel The Mosquito Coast. 144 pp creates timeless and evocative color change the way we look at our world – of his subjects than in commenting seductiveness of reading brings together 66 col illus. photographs that leave the viewer haunting and provocative images.’ on sociopolitical concerns, and a collection of photographs taken by Steve Key Selling Points mesmerized by whatever subject – The Sunday Times Magazine the resulting images speak of dignity Hardback McCurry over his nearly four decades of travel or scene he frames.’ and beauty rather than hardship - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7129-57148 7129 5 and is introduced by award-winning writer, A visual and global celebration of the universal – complex.com and exploitation.’ Paul Theroux. McCurry’s mesmerizing images intimacy of reading, from Turkish prayer halls – Hemispheres of the universal human act of reading are an to Italian markets to Ethiopian schoolrooms acknowledgement of – and a tribute to – the - 9 £7 839.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 2 9 5 overwhelming power of the written word. Captures the alluring ability of books to transport $ 59.95 US - readers of all ages to imagined or remembered € 49.95 EUR Steve McCurry is one of the most iconic figures worlds $ 79.95 CAN Also available: $ 85.00 AUS in contemporary photography, with scores of - Steve McCurry: Untold From These Hands Steve McCurry: magazine covers, more than a dozen books, and This is McCurry’s thirteenth book with Phaidon – Published The Stories Behind the A Journey Along the Portraits countless exhibitions around the world to his name. a relationship spanning nearly twenty years, October 2016 Photographs Coffee Trail His work spans conflicts, vanishing cultures, ancient with collective sales in the hundreds of thousands - - - 978 0 7148 6462 4 978 0 7148 6898 1 978 0 7148 6537 9 traditions, and contemporary realities – yet always of copies worldwide #SteveMcCurry retains the human element. A member of Magnum - £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 14.95 UK $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6462-4 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6898-1 US $ISBN: 19.95 978-0-7148-6537-9 US Photos, McCurry has been recognized with the Paul Theroux’s personal essay underscores the Robert Capa Gold Medal and National Press ‘luminous gaze’ and ‘suggestion of joy’ in the faces Photographers Award. of the readers caught by McCurry’s camera 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 4 6 2 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 9 8 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 3 7 9 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 91 Gods I’ve Seen Travels Among Hindus Abbas
From the lens of Magnum’s Abbas Attar – the mystical world of the Hindu revealed, from ancient rites to contemporary beliefs
This latest in Abbas’s transcendent series of Key Selling Points 290 × 214 mm ‘What I’m interested in is not only the ‘[Allah O Akbar] fulfils one of the classic ‘Famous for his sheer aesthetic books on major world religions, featuring - 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches personal belief, it’s what people do in roles of great photojournalism, in that intellect, rational sense of work and a ritualistic elements – wind, water, earth, and fire, A stunning visual exploration of contemporary 224 pp the name of God – sometimes great it helps both to illuminate an issue “black and white” style of photography, magic, the spiritualism of animals – to explore Hinduism, capturing the mysticism of ancient rites 147 b&w & col illus. things, and sometimes the stupid and and to understand its complexities.’ internationally acclaimed Magnum the mysteries of the Hindu faith. Shot over as they are woven into the everyday rituals and violent things they do in his name – – British Journal of Photography photographer Abbas is an effortless Hardback two years in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bali, that’s more interesting to me.’ and skilled photographer/writer.’ activities of Hindus in India and beyond 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7160-87148 7160 8 Abbas’s images examine the enigmatic beliefs - – Abbas, National Public Radio – Emaho Magazine of sub-sects such as Sikhs and Jains, alongside The latest book in Abbas’s ongoing exploration the everyday life of Hindus, and extend beyond of world religions; previous bestselling books his characteristic black-and-white work to include by Abbas have focused on Christianity, Islam, 9 £7 849.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 1 6 0 8 a series of colour photographs – in his words: and Buddhism $ 75.00 US ‘In India, colour was a temptation I couldn’t - € 69.95 EUR resist.’ The result is this sumptuous volume, a A comprehensive selection of mesmerising images $ 100.00 CAN Also available: $ 100.00 AUS must-have for collectors and armchair travellers invite the viewer into a world of faith as culture, Steve McCurry: India Steve McCurry: The Magnum Stories around the globe. from sacraments of fire and earth to modern life Published Iconic Photographs - in booming cities, where the rational and the September 2016 Born in Iran, living in France, and a member of mystical merge - - - 978 0 7148 6996 4 978 0 7148 6513 3 978 0 7148 6503 4 Magnum photo agency, Abbas Attar has devoted his - #Abbas life to documenting societies in conflict and recording Accompanied by Abbas’s revealing diary entries £ 39.95 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6996-4 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6513-3 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6503-4 US the major world religions. In 1994, Phaidon published written during his travels, in which he ponders Allah O Akbar: A Journey Through Militant Islam, the enduring presence of the non-rational which attracted particular attention after 9/11. in a world of science and technology 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 9 6 4 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 1 3 3 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 5 0 3 4 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 93 Magnum Photobook: The Catalogue Raisonné Fred Ritchin and Carole Naggar
The first complete illustrated bibliography of 1,000 iconic photobooks created by members of the renowned photo agency
Published on the occasion of Magnum Photos’ Key Selling Points 290 × 214 mm ‘The Magnum agency has provided ‘Magnum are the originals, ‘Magnum’s work stands for the belief seventieth anniversary, this fascinating in-depth - 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches houseroom for a stream of some the auteurs, the most committed that history exists, that the truth is survey brings Magnum’s history alive through The first catalogue raisonné of over 1,000 272 pp of the greatest photojournalists of the photojournalists, and they not relative or perishable, and that the genre of the photobook – an essential photobooks, published by Magnum photographers 1,500 col & 100 b&w of our time.’ demand respect.’ photography can contribute evidence illus. vehicle for photographers to share their work. since the agency was founded in 1947, with 100 – Guardian – Foto8 magazine in the memory against forgetting.’ Its pages include unpublished behind-the- – Michael Ignatieff, Professor, books explored in detail Hardback scenes material, together with ephemera from - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7211-77148 7211 7 Harvard Kennedy School the photographers’ archives about the making Celebrates the work of Magnum’s founders Robert of their books. With an introduction by Fred Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, David Seymour, and Ritchin and texts by Carole Naggar, this book George Rodger, as well as others – Magnum’s roster explores the evolution of the photobook, as well of stars includes Eve Arnold, Philip Jones Griffiths, 9 £7 849.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 1 1 7 as the important role that Magnum has played Josef Koudelka, Steve McCurry, and Martin Parr $ 79.95 US in the history of documentary photography. - € 69.95 EUR Also available: $ 105.00 CAN - Allows access to a unique collection created by $ 100.00 AUS The Photobook: The Photobook: The Photobook: Fred Ritchin is dean of the school at the International the members of the world’s most prestigious photo A History Volume I A History Volume II A History Volume III Center of Photography in New York. He has written agency – a collection that has never before been Published and lectured internationally, and has authored published in a single comprehensive survey November 2016 - - - numerous acclaimed books. - 978 0 7148 5743 5 978 0 7148 4433 6 978 0 7148 6677 2 £ 24.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 59.95 UK Carole Naggar is co-founder and special projects Publication coincides with an exhibition of Magnum #MagnumPhotobook $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-5743-5 US $ISBN: 90.00 978-0-7148-4433-6 US $ISBN: 100.00 978-0-7148-6677-2 US editor of PixelPress. A regular contributor to Aperture books at the Musée de l’Elysée, Lausanne, magazine, she is working on a biography of Chim Switzerland and a ‘fly-on-the-wall’ TV documentary (David Seymour), co-founder of Magnum Photos. to be aired on the BBC and PBS 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 7 4 3 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 4 3 3 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 6 7 7 2 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 95 Francesca Woodman Chris Townsend
Now in paperback – the most comprehensive monograph on one of the most enigmatic photographers of the 20th century
‘Woodman’s pioneering style and technique Key Selling Points 290 × 250 mm ‘Since her untimely death in 1981 ‘Surely one of the most moving and ‘Even at 13, Woodman had found a have made her one of America’s most notable - 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches at the age of 23, Francesca Woodman haunting bodies of photographic art way to hide in front of the camera, and, and well-respected photographers of the late This is the most comprehensive book available 256 pp has become something of a cult figure of the 20th century.’ – Guardian in doing so, had also found her abiding 20th century.’ – Aesthetica on the life and work of the legendary American 30 col & 230 b&w illus. … The first monograph to document theme … she is still hiding from us photographer Francesca Woodman, an artist her work reproduces 250 pictures – ‘These pictures don’t give a damn about in full view, as elusive and beguiling Paperback The precocious and brilliant American artist many new discoveries – and excerpts getting liked. With their eels, mildewed as ever.’ – Sean O’Hagan, Guardian who has attracted a devoted following worldwide 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7318-37148 7318 3 Francesca Woodman, is one of post-war - from her journals.’ – Art Review walls, and girded flesh, they’re happy photography’s most original figures. This The most extensively illustrated Woodman to seduce by repelling. [Her] subject is important book includes a major review of her monograph ever published; the book includes iconic ‘Memorable and poetic images that go less the known self than some shape- life’s work based on research by art historian images as well as new discoveries, many of which 9 £7 829.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 3 1 8 3 beyond language.’ – Studio International shifting remnant.’ – New Yorker Chris Townsend, together with extracts and have never been published before $ 44.95 US facsimile pages from Francesca’s personal - € 39.95 EUR journals edited and curated by her father, Original research by Chris Townsend relates $ 59.95 CAN Also available: $ 65.00 AUS George Woodman. This unique and much- Woodman’s work for the first time to its American, Gordon Matta-Clark The Devil’s Playground Art and Feminism admired book is now available for the first time as well as its European influences: from post-Minimal Published Nan Goldin in paperback at a highly affordable price. sculptors such as Richard Serra to American ‘gothic’ October 2016 - photographers such as Ralph Eugene Meatyard - - - Chris Townsend is senior lecturer in the department - 978 0 7148 4587 6 978 0 7148 4758 0 978 0 7148 4702 3 of media arts, Royal Holloway, University of London. Short extracts and facsimile pages from Woodman’s £ 24.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 27.95 UK $ISBN: 39.95 978-0-7148-4587-6 US $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-4758-0 US $ISBN: 45.00 978-0-7148-4702-3 US He has published widely and curated many highly private journals illuminate her thought processes and acclaimed exhibitions. the developments in her work
9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 5 8 7 6 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 7 5 8 0 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 4 7 0 2 3 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 97 Nordic A Photographic Essay of Landscapes, Food and People Magnus Nilsson
From the bestselling author of The Nordic Cookbook – a collection of stunning images that inspire his acclaimed cuisine
Given his first camera at the age of six, Key Selling Points 270 × 180 mm ‘The photos are stunning.’ ‘Beautiful photos to transport ‘One of the most interesting and celebrated Swedish chef Magnus Nilsson has - 10 ⅝ × 7 ⅛ inches – New York Magazine us to the land of the Vikings.’ evocative chefs working anywhere been taking photographs for over twenty-five The perfect companion to The Nordic Cookbook, 128 pp – Grazia at the moment.’ years. As part of his research for the bestselling the bestselling cookbook of the fall 2015 season 47 col illus. ‘The stark photography emphasizes – A A Gill, The Sunday Times The Nordic Cookbook, Magnus travelled - the surreal beauty of Scandinavia.’ ‘Breathtaking photographs Hardback extensively throughout the Nordic countries, not – Huffington Post of landscapes and people.’ ‘Magnus is one of the brightest chefs A visual exploration of the landscapes, food, and 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7237-77148 7237 7 only collecting recipes but also photographing people of the Nordic region: Denmark, the Faroe – London Evening Standard that I have ever met.’ the landscape, people, and producers. Nordic Islands, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, – René Redzepi, Noma presents a personally curated collection and Sweden of Magnus’s documentary photographs from - 9 £ 7 8 106.957 1 4 8 UK7 2 3 7 7 The Nordic Cookbook as well as many previously Featuring numerous previously unpublished images $ 24.95 US unpublished images taken during his research. – the stories behind which capture the true spirit € 22.95 EUR - of the Nordic lands $ 34.95 CAN Also available: $ 39.95 AUS Magnus Nilsson is the head chef of Fäviken - The Nordic Cookbook Fäviken Noma Magasinet restaurant in Sweden. After training In addition to his two bestselling books, Fäviken Published as a chef and sommelier in Sweden, he worked with and The Nordic Cookbook, Magnus features in May 2016 Pascal Barbot of L’Astrance in Paris before joining the Emmy-Award winning US PBS-TV series, - - - 978 0 7148 6872 1 9 78 0 7148 6470 9 978 0 7148 5903 3 Fäviken as a sommelier. Within a year he had taken ‘The Mind of a Chef’ #NordicPhotos over the running of the restaurant, currently ranked £ 29.95 UK £ 35.00 UK £ 39.95 UK $ISBN: 49.95 978-0-7148-6872-1 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-6470-9 US $ISBN: 59.95 978-0-7148-5903-3 US #25 in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list and was awarded a second Michelin star in 2016. Nilsson is the author of Fäviken and The Nordic Cookbook. 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 8 7 2 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 4 7 0 9 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 5 9 0 3 3 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Photography 99 The Photography Book Second Edition, Mini Format Ian Jeffrey
Now available in a mini format – the second edition of this landmark A-Z guide to the world’s greatest photographers
The Photography Book is an unsurpassed Key Selling Points 163 × 123 mm ‘The most important photography book, ‘An astonishing collection of 500 ‘The definitive A-Z of the world’s top collection of superb images that represent 575 - 6 ⅜ × 4 ⅞ inches ever.’ – Practical Photography photos, some as familiar as your own 500 photographers.’ of the world’s greatest photographers, dating An affordable mini-format printing of the second 576 pp face, others a fresh shock or delight.’ – Harpers & Queen from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. edition of this global bestseller 563 col and b&w illus. ‘Phaidon has published a miracle of – New York Times Arranged alphabetically by photographer, it - clarity, surprise and information in this ‘A treasury of both confirmation and Hardback showcases pioneers including Gustave Le Gray collection ... Comprehensive and witty, ‘A tantalizing survey of picture-making discovery ... Monochrome, duotone A highly accessible introduction to 575 of the biggest 978 0 7148 7323 7 and Daguerre, icons such as Robert Capa and names in photography past and present, from early beautifully produced and impeccably ... As you fan these pages, here is all and colour are of high quality, layout contemporary names including Richard pioneers such as Fox Talbot and Daguerre to such organized – if you can only afford one humanity, recorded with consummate is excellent. Can you afford to pass Wentworth and Carolee Schneemann. The contemporary artists as Richard Wentworth and book on the subject, this has to be it.’ care.’ – Daily News, New York it over?’ – Photographic Journal selection encompasses fashion, sport, natural Carolee Schneemann £ 12.95 UK – The Times history, reportage, portraiture, documentary, - $ 19.95 US and art, with concise text providing useful Each photographer is represented by one of their € 16.95 EUR insight into each work and its creator. Also most significant works, each of which is $ 25.95 CAN Also available: $ 29.95 AUS included are extensive cross-references and accompanied by insightful analysis to set the work The Art Book The Fashion Book The Documentary glossaries of technical terms and movements, and its artist in context Published Mini Format Midi Format Impulse making this an ideal reference work as well as a - February 2017 compelling pocket guide at an unbeatable price. Includes such photographers and artists as: - - - - Noboyushi Araki, Guy Bourdin, Henri Cartier- 978 0 7148 6796 0 978 0 7148 4859 4 978 0 7148 7067 0 Ian Jeffrey is an art critic, lecturer, photography Bresson, Rineke Dijkstra, William Eggleston, £ 7.95 UK £ 16.95 UK £ 19.95 UK $ 12.95 US $ 29.95 US $ 29.95 US historian, curator, and author of many books, Robert Frank, Dorothea Lange, Robert including Photography: A Concise History and the Mapplethorpe, Helmut Newton, Ed Ruscha, Cindy original edition of The Photography Book. Sherman, Mario Testino, and Wolfgang Tillmans
Fall 2016 phaidon.com Art phaidon.com Pancakes! An Interactive Recipe Book Cook in a Book Series Lotta Nieminen
Cook pancakes from scratch inside this interactive recipe book – readers whisk the eggs, flip the pancakes, and more!
Step one: mix together the flour, sugar, salt, Key Selling Points 203 × 203 mm and baking powder. - 8 × 8 inches Step two: whisk the eggs, milk, and butter. The first interactive recipe book for children Square | 16 pp Step three: stir the wet ingredients into the that invites readers to ’cook’ all by themselves Age range: 2-4 years dry ingredients to make the batter. - Interactive casebound Includes paper-engineered novelty features that board book Simple, straightforward recipe text brings allow readers to pour, mix, ladle, and flip the readers through each step of cooking pancakes, pancakes … mess-free! US Edition ISBN: 978-0-7148-7283-4 while the interactive novelty features invite them - 978 0 7148 7283 4 to participate in the process. Cooking pancakes Also includes the fully annotated recipe, for parents has never been so satisfying nor so clean! and kids to cook outside of the book UK Edition Perfect for young chefs-to-be, or any kid who - 9 978ISBN:7 8 0 978-0-7148-7282-7771481 4 72828 7 2 87 3 4 prefers to ‘do it myself’. This is the first title Lotta Nieminen is an internationally acclaimed in a series of interactive recipe books. illustrator and designer whose sense of style elevates - from the ‘expected’ novelty book aesthetic Lotta Nieminen is an illustrator, graphic designer, - 9 £7 8 0 97.951 4 8 UK7 2 8 2 7 and art director from Helsinki, Finland, now running The first in a series of interactive cookbooks $ 14.95 US her own New York-based studio. In 2014, she was for our youngest audience € 12.95 EUR nominated for Forbes magazine’s annual 30 Under - $ 19.95 CAN $ 19.95 AUS 30 list. In 2010, she received the Art Directors Club Features: pull-tabs; turning wheel; punch-out Young Guns award. Her client list includes Google, pieces; and spot UV varnish Published New York Times, and Vanity Fair among many others. October 2016
Fall 2016 Children’s Books 103 Hug This Book! By Barney Saltzberg, illustrated by Fred Benaglia
An energetic, heartfelt, and humorous ode to book love
You can spin and twirl and dance with this book. Fred Benaglia has lived and worked in Paris 255 × 229 mm You can listen while someone else reads it. for over 20 years, currently as artistic director 10 × 9 inches spin You can listen while someone else reads it. can Portrait orientation u l You can take your book to lunch. for Bayard Press children’s magazines. He has o and twir W Y c . h d dan e with this book 32 pp en an Just do not try to feed it. published numerous picture books and illustrated you wak Age range: 2-5 years e up, fn chapter books in France. This is his first book d a g rownup, re. mo ome Expertly whimsical illustrations accompany and read this book s in English. Jacketed hardback this rhyming celebration of the printed book, 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7284-17148 7284 1 and the attachment many of us all feel to our Key Selling Points very favourites. The imaginative humour is - balanced by earnest devotion, traits to which the This book about loving books will resonate with the young audience will relate. A sure-to-be children’s literary community, as well as with young 9 £7 810.950 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 8 4 1 favourite, this title will draw giggles and bookworms themselves $ 16.95 US snuggles … with the book itself! - € 14.95 EUR $ 22.95 CAN - A timely anthem in support of the printed book $ 24.95 AUS Barney Saltzberg is an author, illustrator, and singer/ as an object to be treasured songwriter who has published over 50 children’s - Published books, including the bestseller Beautiful Oops! Barney Saltzberg is a well-known children’s author October 2016 Among the accolades for his work are a NAPPA Gold and illustrator with over 50 books to his name, Award, a Teacher’s Choice Award, and a Parents’ including the bestseller Beautiful Oops! Choice Award. Saltzberg lives in Los Angeles. - The rhyming whimsy and imaginative art is reminiscent of classic Dr. Seuss
Fall 2016 phaidon.com Children’s Books 105 Toto’s Apple Mathieu Lavoie
Creativity and perseverance lead to unexpected success for a little worm who goes after an apple high up in a tree
The apple is up high. Toto is down low. Key Selling Points 251 × 198 mm A bird flies by. Toto has an idea. - 9 ⅞ × 7 ¾ inches Young readers will be tickled by the lovable Portrait orientation And so this hilariously expressive little worm character’s humorous failures and unbending 64 pp Age range: 2-5 years gets busy creating plan after plan to reach determination to succeed his desired meal. His crafty strategies are - Jacketed picture book successfully executed but miserably Toto’s innovation and commitment to problem-solving 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7251-37148 7251 3 unproductive … until the opportunity presents will inspire creativity and independence itself and Toto seizes the moment without - foresight. With just the perfect balance Books about apples are perfect for autumnal of predictability and surprise, this tale reads positioning and promotions 9 £7 8 101.957 1 4 8 UK7 2 5 1 3 like an animated short that the reader will want - $ 17.95 US to see again and again. The eye-catching illustration, deadpan humour, and € 14.95 EUR $ 23.95 CAN - shocking ending are comparable to the likes of John $ 24.95 AUS Mathieu Lavoie is a children’s book author and Klassen’s I Want My Hat Back illustrator, as well as the creative director and Published co-founder of Comme des Géants, a children’s August 2016 book publisher based in Montreal. Mathieu lives in Montreal with his two children and his wife, award- winning author/illustrator Marianne Dubuc. This is his third picture book.
Fall 2016 phaidon.com Children’s Books 107 Squares & Other Shapes with Josef Albers
A groundbreaking introduction to shapes through the acclaimed art of Josef Albers
The influential art of Josef Albers is used Key Selling Points 204 × 178 mm to teach shapes in this stylish read-aloud board - 8 x 7 inches book, which takes children through Albers’ The second title in the groundbreaking series of early Portrait orientation 30 pp range of geometrics, one artwork per page, concept board books featuring fine art Age range: 1-3 years beginning with squares and returning to them - as a familiar refrain throughout. The variance Shapes are a universal early learning curricular Board book of colour, scale, and quantity adds to the theme, and a mainstay of the ‘early concepts’ richness of the visual arc, and the accompanying section at retail US edition text provides a humorous and engaging - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7256-87148 7256 8 commentary. Readers will not only learn their Josef Albers was a leading pioneer of 20th-century shapes, but also grow familiar with fine art in Modernism, and is best known for his series this second title in the ‘First Concepts with Fine of paintings Homages to the Square UK edition 9 978ISBN:7 8 0 978-0-7148-7255-1771481 4 72558 7 2 51 6 8 Artists’ series. Includes a read-aloud ‘about the - Also available: artist’ at the end. Albers is one of the most-collected artists in the Blue and Other Colours Blue and Other Colors - world, and his works can be found in major museums with Henri Matisse with Henri Matisse Josef Albers was a leading pioneer of 20th-century such as MoMA, the Guggenheim, Tate Modern, 9 £7 8 06.957 1 4 8 UK7 2 5 5 1 modernism, best known for his Homages to the and the Centre Pompidou $ 9.95 US - - Square paintings, and his publication Interaction - € 9.95 EUR 978 0 7148 7132 5 978 0 7148 7142 4 $ 12.95 CAN of Color. Albers was a teacher, a writer, a painter, A must-own book for all art-enthusiast parents £ 6.95 UK $ 9.95 US $ 14.95 AUS €ISBN: 9 978-0-7148-7132-5.95 EUR $ISBN: 12.95 978-0-7148-7142-4 CAN a colour theorist, and the first living artist to have - a solo retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum This book was created in collaboration with Published of Art in New York (in 1971). the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation September 2016 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 3 2 5 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 1 4 2 4 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Children’s Books 109 Tomi Ungerer: A Treasury of 8 Books
Eight classic picture books by the legendary author, brought together in one lavish slipcased volume
‘Tomi is a spectacular graphic genius.’ Key Selling Points 307 × 228 mm – Maurice Sendak - 12 ⅛ × 9 inches Tomi Ungerer is an icon in the realms of children’s Portrait orientation This glorious treasury brings together eight literature and illustration. His work is acclaimed and 320 pp Age range: 5-8 years iconic tales by Tomi Ungerer, featuring well- awarded, and was influential to the work of Maurice known classics (The Three Robbers, Moon Man, Sendak, Eric Carle, and Shel Silverstein Hardback in a slipcase Otto), acclaimed recent works (Fog Island), and - 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7285-87148 7285 8 lost gems (Zeralda’s Ogre, Flix, The Hat, and The book includes an introductory letter, an interview Emile), some of which are being published for with photographs, anecdotes and quotes throughout the first time in 50 years! Special features from Tomi, as well as previously unpublished include a personal letter from Tomi, new quotes behind-the-scenes material 9 £7 835.000 7 1 4 8 UK7 2 8 5 8 and anecdotes about each story, an exclusive - $ 49.95 US interview, and previously unpublished materials Ungerer’s work is exhibited globally, and permanently € 45.00 EUR Also available: $ 65.00 CAN from the making of some of his most celebrated at the Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg. His $ 75.00 AUS Adelaide The Beast of Monsieur Rufus works, such as storyboards, sketches, recent exhibition at the Drawing Center in New York The Flying Kangaroo Racine photographs, and images that inspired him. City drew the largest crowd the gallery has ever seen Published - - - October 2016 - - 978 0 7148 6972 8 Tomi Ungerer is a winner of the Hans Christian Ungerer was named Europe’s first Ambassador 978 0 7148 6083 1 978 0 7148 6081 7 978 0 7148 7049 6 Andersen Award, and has a museum entirely for Childhood and Education in 2003 £ 10.95 UK £ 9.95 UK £ 10.95 UK $ISBN: 16.95 978-0-7148-6083-1 US $ISBN: 16.95 978-0-7148-6081-7 US $ISBN: 16.95 978-0-7148-6972-8 US dedicated to his work in Strasbourg. His bestselling - book, The Three Robbers, has sold over 2.5 million A must-have for fans and collectors around the world, copies worldwide. and the perfect gift book for holiday positioning 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 3 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 0 8 1 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 6 9 7 2 8 Fall 2016 phaidon.com Children’s Books 111 Undercover One of These Things is Almost Like The Others By Bastien Contraire
A clever and surprising approach to categorization and the art of disguise
Readers will look for the odd one out on each Key Selling Points 300 × 235 mm spread of this stylish, 64-page picture book, - 11 ⅞ × 9 ¼ inches packed with familiar objects, stunningly A fresh and incredibly artful approach Portrait orientation depicted in duotone. This play on the analogy to spot-the-difference meets search-and-find 64 pp Age range: 3-6 years of shapes makes the objects look deceitfully - similar and the task surprisingly tricky! Strengthens visual deciphering Hardback picture book With a range of humorous visual jokes through and categorization skills 978ISBN: 0 978-0-7148-7250-67148 7250 6 association (an egg among birds) as well - as clever shape comparisons (a plane among The stunning, graphic-stencil artwork insects), this wordless book offers much will stand out on-shelf to be discussed, and the joy of visual - 9 £7 8 102.957 1 4 8 UK7 2 5 0 6 deciphering and categorization is sure Fantastic value – offering a substantial $ 18.95 US to continue beyond its pages. 64 pages of content on an oversized trim € 16.95 EUR $ 24.95 CAN $ 29.95 AUS Bastien Contraire is the co-founder of Papier Gaché, an independent publisher of fanzines Published and art books that promote contemporary drawing September 2016 and comics. His work in design encouraged him to explore numerous hands-on art techniques, leading him to discover the stencil-print technique he uses for this book. Contraire lives in Paris. This is his first children’s book.
Fall 2016 phaidon.com Children’s Books 113 Wallpaper* City Guides
These pocket-sized travel bibles uncover the most stylish spots and best architecture and design on the planet
Buenos Aires Key Selling Points – Heritage sites & seductive nightlife 160 × 108 mm - Marrakech – Oozing with hedonistic charm 6¼ × 4¼ inches More than 100 cities across the world and 128 pp over three million guides sold Paris – Fresh openings show off design finesse 60 colour photos - London – We uncover the corners you don’t know Paperback Another 8 city updates featuring a brand-new chapter on Art and Design, covering museums, Vienna – Plentiful grandeur with a chic modern face £ 6.95 UK galleries, artists’ studios and design ateliers St Petersburg – Russia’s capital of culture $ 11. 9 5 US - € 9.95 EUR Kyoto – Ancient history combines with urbanity Unearthing the most happening nightlife, the buzziest $ 12 .95 CAN hotels, the most enticing retail and the contemporary Porto – Welcome to Álvaro Siza Vieira’s hometown $ 14.95 AUS architecture that defines the city Buenosphaidon.com Aires Marrakechphaidon.com Parisphaidon.com Published - ISBN 978-0-7148-7239-1 ISBN 978-0-7148-7240-7 ISBN 978-0-7148-7241-4 Pocket-sized, discreet and easy to use so you September and December 2016 don’t feel like a tourist, ideal for city-breakers and the business traveller 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 2 3 9 1 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 2 4 0 7 9 7 8 0 7 1 4 8 7 2 4 1 4 Londonphaidon.com Viennaphaidon.com Stphaidon.com Petersburg @wallpaperguides ISBN 978-0-7148-7242-1 ISBN 978-0-7148-7273-5 ISBN 978-0-7148-7271-1
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Quick and Easy 246 × 189 mm Food & Beer 270 × 205 mm Where to Eat Pizza 203 × 137 mm Phaidon Classics: 354 × 260 mm Paul McCarthy 290 × 250 mm Sarah Sze 290 × 250 mm Spanish Recipes 9 ¾ × 7 ½ inches 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches 8 × 5 ⅜ inches Botticelli 14 × 10 ¼ inches Revised & Expanded Ed. 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches HB, 240 pp Daniel Burns and HB, 256 pp Daniel Young HB, 576 pp HB, 180 pp HB, 240 pp Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, PB, 160 pp 978 0 7148 7113 4 978 0 7148 6967 4 100 col illus. Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø 125 col illus. 14 b&w illus. 120 col illus. Ralph Rugoff, et al. 240 col illus. et al. 200 col illus. 978 0 7148 7116 5 Quick and Easy £ 19.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 16.95 UK Renoir £ 95.00 UK £ 39.95 UK £ 29.95 UK 978 0 7148 6969 8 Italian Recipes $ 29.95 US 978 0 7148 7105 9 $ 49.95 US $ 29.95 US $ 150.00 US 978 0 7148 6893 6 $ 69.95 US 978 0 7148 7046 5 $ 49.95 US € 24.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR € 24.95 EUR € 125.00 EUR € 59.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR 978 0 7148 7058 8 $ 35.00 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 35.00 CAN Vermeer $ 165.00 CAN $ 79.95 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 39.95 AUS $ 59.95 AUS $ 39.95 AUS 978 0 7148 6968 1 $ 190.00 AUS $ 89.95 AUS $ 59.95 AUS
The Middle Eastern 246 × 189 mm Raw 270 × 205 mm Octaphilosophy 290 × 214 mm Anri Sala 264 × 224 mm Modern Art in America 290 × 214 mm Poem of the Pillow 270 × 205 mm Vegetarian Cookbook 9 ¾ × 7 ½ inches 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches Answer Me 10 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches 1908–68 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches and Other Stories 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches HB, 272 pp HB, 240 pp HB, 304 pp HB, 192 pp HB, 352 pp PB, 464 pp Solla Eiriksdóttir André Chiang Salma Hage 200 col illus. 100 col illus. 150 col illus. Margot Norton and 114 col illus. William C. Agee 275 col illus. Gian Carlo Calza 350 col illus. £ 24.95 UK 978 0 7148 7114 1 £ 24.95 UK 978 0 7148 7115 8 £ 39.95 UK Massimiliano Gioni £ 39.95 UK £ 69.95 UK £ 24.95 UK 978 0 7148 7130 1 $ 39.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 59.95 US $ 59.95 US 978 0 7148 6934 6 $ 99.95 US 978 0 7148 7157 8 $ 39.95 US € 34.95 EUR € 34.95 EUR € 49.95 EUR 978 0 7148 7178 3 € 49.95 EUR € 75.00 EUR € 29.95 EUR $ 49.95 CAN $ 49.95 CAN $ 79.95 CAN $ 69.95 CAN $ 120.00 CAN $ 49.95 CAN $ 49.95 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 79.95 AUS $ 75.00 AUS $ 140.00 AUS $ 49.95 AUS
290 × 250 mm 246 × 189 mm 220 × 160 mm 255 × 190 mm Vitamin P2 Vitamin D 290 × 250 mm Peter Marino 305 × 240 mm The Kitchen Shelf Italian Cooking School Studio Olafur Eliasson: 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 9 ¾ × 7 ½ inches 8 ⅝ × 6 ¼ inches 10 × 7 ½ inches 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 12 × 9 ½ inches Ice Cream The Kitchen PB, 352 pp Art Architecture Eve O’Sullivan & HB, 216 pp Flexi, 176 pp HB, 368 pp New Perspectives in PB, 352 pp HB, 240 pp 978 0 7148 7121 9 500 col illus. Phaidon Editors 500 col illus. 300 col illus. Rosie Reynolds 140 col photos 80 col illus. Olafur Eliasson 500 col illus. Painting 978 0 7148 7128 8 £ 24.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 9.95 UK £ 29.95 UK 978 0 7148 5713 8 £ 24.95 UK £ 79.95 UK Vegetables 978 0 7148 6942 1 $ 39.95 US 978 0 7148 7127 1 $ 39.95 US $ 15.95 US 978 0 7148 7111 0 $ 49.95 US $ 39.95 US $ 125.00 US 978 0 7148 7122 6 € 29.95 EUR € 34.95 EUR € 12.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR € 125.00 EUR $ 49.95 CAN $ 49.95 CAN $ 150.00 CAN $ 49.95 CAN $ 19.95 CAN $ 59.95 CAN $ 49.95 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 19.00 AUS $ 59.95 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 165.00 AUS
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Sar 270 × 205 mm Richard Sapper 270 × 205 mm A Smile in the Mind 290 × 250 mm The Barber Book 184 × 124 mm The Fashion Book 245 × 210 mm Mapplethorpe Flora 308 × 292 mm 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches Revised & Expanded Ed. 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 7 ¼ × 4 ⅞ inches Midi Format 9 ⅝ × 8 ¼ inches The Complete Flowers 12 ⅛ × 11 ½ inches Swapnaa Tamhane and HB, 304 pp Jonathan Olivares HB, 240 pp PB, 272 pp 978 0 7148 7104 2 HB, 192 pp HB, 592 pp HB slipcase, 368 pp 280 col illus. 350 col illus. 1007 col & b&w illus. 240 col illus. 568 col illus. 287 col & b&w illus. Rashmi Varma Beryl McAlhone, et al. 978 0 7148 7107 3 Mark Holborn, et al. 978 0 7148 7120 2 £ 49.95 UK £ 59.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 14.95 UK £ 24.95 UK £ 125.00 UK 978 0 7148 7050 2 $ 79.95 US $ 95.00 US 978 0 7148 6935 3 $ 39.95 US $ 24.95 US $ 39.95 US 978 0 7148 7131 8 $ 175.0 0 US € 69.95 EUR € 79.95 EUR € 29.95 EUR € 19.95 EUR € 29.95 EUR € 175.00 EUR $ 95.00 CAN $ 120.00 CAN $ 45.95 CAN $ 29.95 CAN $ 45.95 CAN $ 195.00 CAN $ 95.00 AUS $ 125.00 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 29.95 AUS $ 49.95 AUS $ 200.00 AUS
Sou Fujimoto 270 × 205 mm Selldorf Architects 290 × 214 mm Breuer 305 × 238 mm Real Food 150 × 210 mm The Documentary Impulse 203 × 137 mm Animals Are Delicious 165 × 228 mm 10 ⅝ × 8 ⅛ inches 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches 12 × 9 ⅜ inches 5 ⅞ × 8 ¼ inches 8 × 5 ⅜ inches 6 ½ × 9 inches Naomi Pollock HB, 240 pp Portfolio and Projects HB, 256 pp Robert McCarter HB, 380 pp Martin Parr HB, 208 pp Stuart Franklin HB, 216 pp Sarah Hutt 3 accordion board 300 col & b&w illus. 600 col & b&w illus. 500 col illus. 250 col illus. 35 col & b&w illus. books in a slipcase 978 0 7148 7068 7 978 0 7148 7117 2 978 0 7148 7022 9 978 0 7148 7103 5 978 0 7148 7067 0 978 0 7148 7144 8 (US) £ 39.95 UK £ 49.95 UK £ 100.00 UK £ 14.95 UK £ 19.95 UK £ 11.95 UK 978 0 7148 7123 3 (UK) $ 59.95 US $ 79.95 US $ 150.00 US $ 24.95 US $ 29.95 US $ 17.95 US € 49.95 EUR € 69.95 EUR € 135.00 EUR € 19.95 EUR € 27.95 EUR € 16.95 EUR $ 79.95 CAN $ 95.00 CAN $ 175.00 CAN $ 29.95 CAN $ 35.00 CAN $ 22.95 CAN $ 79.95 AUS $ 95.00 AUS $ 195.00 AUS $ 29.95 AUS $ 39.95 AUS $ 24.95 AUS
Nanotecture 184 × 124 mm This Brutal World 290 × 250 mm Failed it! 178 × 120 mm Blue & Other Colors 204 × 178 mm Harold’s Hungry Eyes 285 × 216 mm Alpha, Bravo, Charlie 228 × 280 mm 7 ¼ × 4 ⅞ inches 11 ⅜ × 9 ⅞ inches 7 × 4 ¾ inches Tiny Built Things Blue & Other Colours 8 × 7 inches 11 ¼ × 8 ½ inches 9 × 11 inches HB, 336 pp Peter Chadwick HB, 224 pp Erik Kessels PB, 168 pp Board Book Kevin Waldron Jacketed hardback Sara Gillingham Paper over board 300 col illus. 320 b&w illus. 100 col illus. with Henri Matisse Rebecca Roke 30 pp 32 pp 120 pp 978 0 7148 7108 0 978 0 7148 7119 6 978 0 7148 7124 0 978 0 7148 7143 1 (US) £ 14.95 UK £ 29.95 UK £ 6.95 UK £ 6.95 UK £ 10.95 UK £ 12.95 UK Phaidon Editors 978 0 7148 7125 7 (UK) 978 0 7148 7060 1 $ 24.95 US $ 49.95 US $ 12.95 US $ 9.95 US $ 16.95 US $ 19.95 US € 19.95 EUR € 39.95 EUR € 9.95 EUR 978 0 7148 7142 4 (US) € 9.95 EUR € 14.95 EUR € 16.95 EUR
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Growing Together 175 × 175 mm Can I Eat That? 290 × 214 mm This Is Not A Book 228 × 165 mm 6 ⅞ × 6 ⅞ inches 11 ⅜ × 8 ⅜ inches 9 × 6 ½ inches Taro Gomi 24 pp × 4 hardcover Joshua David Stein Jacketed hardback Jean Jullien Oversized board books in a slipcase 40 pp book, 32 pp 978 0 7148 7141 7 (US) 978 0 7148 7140 0 (US) 978 0 7148 7112 7 £ 12.95 UK £ 10.95 UK £ 6.95 UK 978 0 7148 7126 4 (UK) 978 0 7148 7110 3 (UK) $ 19.95 US $ 16.95 US $ 9.95 US
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