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Foreign Rights Catalogue London 2016 HIGHLIGHTS >>> Find out more, p.29 >>> Find out more, p.21 >>> Find out more, p.31 >>> Find out more, p.11 >>> Find out more, p.15 >>> Find out more, p.14 HIGHLIGHTS >>> Find out more, p.5 >>> Find out more, p.26 >>> Find out more, p.7 >>> Find out more, p.46 >>> Find out more, p.17 >>> Find out more, p.49 CONTENTS CHÊNE Art & Photography 5-10 Humanities 11-18 Science & Nature 19-25 Tourism & Adventure 26-27 Gastronomy 28-33 Lifestyle 34-36 Diaries 37-38 Fashion 39-40 Gift Books 41 E/P/A Music 43-47 Pop culture 48 Transport 49-56 Spirits 57 Tourism & Adventure 58 BACKLIST 60-70 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY The Five Giacomettis Peter Knapp, Beat Stutzer 210x270 • 256 pages • Hardcover• 39.90€ • October 2017 One family, five artists: Giovanni, Augusto, Alberto, Diego and Bruno Giacometti’s works gathered in a single book for the very first time. This book unites for the very first time the works of Giovanni, Augusto, Alberto, Diego and Bruno Giacometti. The father, the cousin and the three brothers: a whole lineage of artists, all extremely talented in their respective domains and times. From the moment Alberto’s sculpture Man Walking, created in 1960, became the most expensive art piece ever sold in the world, his success both harmed and helped the other Giacomettis. The five Giacomettis, all of them born in Stampa, a small village in Switzerland, are presented in this book both in their relationships with each other and in their take on art history. Peter Knapp is a unique and talented artist, best known for having revolutionized fashion photography in the 1960s and 1970s, he was the Artistic Director of Elle Magazine responsible for the image of André Courrèges. He co-authored two others books about Alberto Giacometti: La ressemblance impossible (elected Best Art book in 1996) and Maculages. Beat Stutzer was the Director and Head Curator of the Musée des Beaux-Arts des Grisons in Switzerland. The museum holds one of the most beautiful collection of the Giacometti family’s works. 5 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY A conversation beyond the grave with Joan Miró Catherine Laulhère, Patrick Benamor 200x260 • 160 pages • Hardcover • 24.90€ • September 2018 A graphic novel that tells the story of one of the iconic artists of the 20th century and key figures in the history of art. From his meeting with Picasso in 1920 to his unwavering friendship with the artist Calder and to his joining the surrealist movement, this graphic novel reveals all about the incredible life led by Joan Miró, who for a time, devoted himself to, in his own words, ‘murder painting’. Through Patrick Benamor’s vivid illustrations, readers are invited to rediscover the great events that punctuated the artist’s life and also his relationship with art, his sources of inspirations and his deep-seated attachment Catherine Laulhère has been to his native land, Catalonia, the origins of an editor of illustrated his creative emotions. A poetic and dream- books and art books for like journey into the life of one of the leading over twenty years. figures in the history of art. Patrick Benamor is an Exhibition Joan Miró, La couleur de mes rêves illustrator. This is his first at the Grand Palais from October 2018 to book. February 2019. 6 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Gauguin Stéphane Guégan 160x280 • 192 pages • Hardcover • 29.90€ • September 2017 A reconstruction of Gauguin’s life in 300 paintings, drawings, photographs and manuscript letters. All kinds of legends and misguided approximations continue to warp our memory of Gauguin’s life and work. Yet there is so much more to his short, unexpected and exquisite career (1848–1903) than the myth of the cursed artist destroyed by failure and syphilis. The present book explores the artist’s life without prejudice, and presents itself as the diary of a man whose obsession for the unknown equalled only his determination to succeed. Published in time for the 170th anniversary of the artist’s birth in 2018 and the Gauguin exhibition at the Grand Palais (October 2017–January 2018). Stéphane Guégan is a Gauguin specialist and art curator at the Musée d’Orsay. He co-authored the catalogue Gauguin Polynesia (Copenhagen and Seattle, 2011) and curated many acclaimed exhibitions in France and abroad, such as Manet. Ritorno a Venezia (Venice, Palazzo ducale, 2013). 7 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Alfons Mucha and Art Nouveau TBD 160x280 • 192 pages • Hardcover • 29.90€ • September 2018 Discover Art Nouveau, this art form, linked to nature and full of joy, which provided a final wave of optimism over Europe during the Belle Époque. Art Nouveau was a brief and often misunderstood movement that undoubtedly paved the way for the artistic revolution of the 20th century. It signalled a renewal of nature-inspired decorative motifs, of pairing the beautiful and the useful. While floral motifs were reproduced again and again on fabrics, wallpapers, book covers and posters, Art Nouveau would also signal great innovation in decoration, furniture and woodwork. It was accompanied by a revival of materials that were perceived to be more modern: iron, ceramics, glass, etc. Discover this movement through the most emblematic works of Alfons Mucha and many other artists such as William Morris, Hector Guimard, Émile Gallé, Majorelle, Victor Prouvé, Paul Daum, René Lalique and Louis Comfort Tiffany. 8 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY 100 Paintings Collection 100 paintings by a great artist or on a strong topic, beautifully commented by Pascal Bonafoux, one of France’s best Art Historians Renoir Pascal Bonafoux 245x340 • 260 pages • Hardcover with cloth on spine • 29.90€ • September 2018 Discover the many facets of Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919), a key figure of the Impressionism movement who holds a prominent place in the history of art. 100 essential works to appreciate and understand the greatness of a prolific painter (close to 4,000 paintings) in search of harmony, beauty and an uncompromising pictorial style, 100 years after his death. Degas Pascal Bonafoux 245x340 • 260 pages • Hardcover with cloth on spine • 29.90€ • September 2017 Displaying Degas’ portraits, paintings of horses, landscapes, nudes, scenes of Parisian life and breathtaking dancers, this book throws light on the pivotal moments of the career of the famous artist, who became one of the leaders of the Impressionist movement. The publication coincides with the centennial of the artist’s death in September 1917. Pascal Bonafoux is one of France’s greatest art historians: he is a writer, art curator and professor, teaching art history at Paris 8 University, and was a resident at the Villa Medici in 1980 and 1981. He is the author of several books published by Editions du Chêne: Les Coulisses du Louvre (2008), Les Coulisses de Versailles (2009) and Monet peintre de l’eau (2010). 9 ART & PHOTOGRAPHY The Life of Jesus Pascal Bonafoux 245x340 • 260 pages • Hardcover with cloth on spine • 29.90€ • Autumn 2016 Paris Pascal Bonafoux 245x340 • 260 pages • Hardcover with cloth on spine • 29.90€ • Autumn 2015 Rights sold: Simplified Chinese Impressionism Pascal Bonafoux 245x340 • 260 pages • Hardcover with cloth on spine • 29.90€ • Autumn 2014 Rights sold: Simplified Chinese 10 HUMANITIES Protest! Michaël Lellouche 210x270 • 336 pages • Hardcover • 35€ • April 2018 Changing the world with posters! During the 1960’s and 1970’s, protest posters started to flood the streets whenever social and political battles were raging. This movement spread all over the world, from the May 68 events in France to the anti-Vietnam War movement in the USA and the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia. Discover the universal spirit and timelessness of over 350 protest posters from all around the world (USA, France, Czechoslovakia, South Africa, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Greece, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, etc.) and how they Michaël Lellouche is a French became the ultimate instrument of power journalist and scriptwriter. to echo the voice of the people. He is passionate about the artwork of protest movements and his "Art of Protest" Exhibition at the Millennium Iconoclast collection is one of the largest Museum of Art (MIMA) in Brussels, from collections of protest posters in May to December 2018. the world, featuring almost 1,600 pieces. 11 HUMANITIES Darwin’s On the Origin of Species Illustrated Illustrated by Georgia Noël Wolinski 190x256 • 144 pages • Hardcover • 14.90€ • September 2017 A founding text of contemporary scientific thought, enriched by Georgia Noël Wolinski’s colourful illustrations. In 1859, Charles Darwin published the work that would make him famous worldwide: On the Origin of Species. Inside, he developed the bases of the theory of evolution, in which species are not fixed but evolve in time: following the law of natural selection, only the species best adapted to their environment survive. This theory caused great controversy at the time, due to it challenging fundamental religious beliefs. Nonetheless, it rapidly spread to all of Europe and the United States, and it constitutes the foundation of evolution models today. Georgia Noël Wolinski is a Discover Georgia Noël Wolinski’s beautiful passionate illustrator, illustrations of this founding originally trained in 3D film text in scientific thought. animation. Inspired by her travels and readings, her favourite themes are animals and nature. She has chosen to illustrate Darwin’s work out of both scientific and poetic interest. 12 HUMANITIES Agatha Christie in Comics Caroline Guillot 190x256 • 96 pages • Hardcover • 14.90€ • November 2017 Agatha Christie’s best detective novels analysed and illustrated with great humour ! Murder on the Orient Express, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, And Then There Were None… Rediscover the most famous novels by the queen of crime fiction and investigate each murder! Each novel summary contains, beyond a hefty dose of dark humour, a review of the context of the crime, the characters, a drawing of the scene of the crime, the first testimonies and inquiry progression, up until the discovery of the murderer, whose identity is, of course, not given away… but the clues discovered by Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple or Tommy and Tuppence Beresford may help you to identify the murderer.
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