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Perhaps it was the rabbits that inhabited his childhood yard in Kittery, Maine, that made an indelible impression on the artist and now manifests itself in his illustrious career ... The use of a bunny as a subject has a distinct and delightful charm of its own. Slonem takes a cue from a bunny's soft and independent character, usually one at a time in a portrait that convincingly accommodates tall, unruly ears and some long whiskers to boot. H...

This gorgeous Limited Edition comes with a slip-covered hardcover book and a signed original print. G.B. Smith's book, Pathways takes the viewer through a journey of each image, using light to illuminate patterns and distilling the subject down to its uncluttered form. This innovative approach transcends a wide range of subjects and genres and reflects his traditional photographic heritage of plate cameras and exclusively black-and-white image...

René Romero Schuler is one of the most important and well-collected contemporary artists to emerge out of the Midwest. She exhibits in major galleries in the U.S. and internationally, and divides her time between Northern California and Chicago, IL. She has taught at the Illinois Institute of Art, Chicago City Colleges, and Northwestern University. Schuler's powerful images of strength and vulnerability speak to the heart of the human conditio...

Her Horse is a visually poetic coupling of words and pictures describing the many variations of this distinctive affinity. Join bestselling author and award-winning photographer Jim Dratfield's chronicles through quotations, stories, and pictures, the range of experiences he has witnessed of the human/animal relationship. A foreword by celebrated horsewoman Georgina Bloomberg describes the subject from the perspective of a major horsewoman her...

When Sally Wallace--an accomplished miniaturist for more than forty years--visited Moscow with her husband, she fell in love with the onion domes and architecture of St. Basil's Cathedral and traveled home with the idea to recreate it in miniature. Now, in her new book A Russian Fantasy, Wallace takes readers on a tour of the miniature inspired by St. Basil's, her most ambitious to date. Within these pages, photos show the detailed exterior wh...

A diary for a world-wide pandemic, #ICPConcerned captures 263 days in 2020 recorded by 820 photographers curated from over 60, 000 submissions. This is the book form of an exhibition at the International Center of Photography Museum (ICP) that became a digital phenomenon in lockdown.

In this unrivaled collection, photographer Ricardo B. Sanchez's vividly arresting artwork and text reflect a marvelous "pas de deux, " where the bull and the bullfighter trace the lines and forms of their existence with each encounter in the ring. Here is a unique study of the intersection of tradition, culture, art, and nature in this ancient rite that the author compares to a ballet's pas de deux.

Since her creation in 1959, Barbie has broken cultural, social, and linguistic barriers, all while showcasing a fabulous fashion sense. Organised into five sections: Barbie Is Fashion, Barbie's Family, Dolls of the World, Barbie's Careers, and Queen, Diva and Celebrity, Barbie as Global Icon, Barbie: The Icon celebrates the impact Barbie has had in culture for three generations in everything from style, to fashion, to careers, that makes her t...

North Dakotan Shane Balkowitsch's first personal camera was not an Instamatic Kodak or a point-and-shoot Nikon, but rather a large format wet plate camera. As a self-taught "image-maker" and one of the fewer than 1, 000 wet plate collodion artists practicing around the world, Balkowitsch has fully devoted himself to mastering the obsolete photographic technology since 2012. Approaching the historically embedded technique from a contemporary p...

Georgia O'Keeffe once described her artistic muse New Mexico as "more sky than earth." As photographer Rob Atkins discovered over two decades, beneath that cerulean stretch of ether, the golden sun spills across the sumptuous adobe architecture and the sounds of the Rio Grande reverberate throughout the multifaceted geography of northern New Mexico. Following in the footsteps of visionary artists-including Agnes Martin and Ernest Blumenschein...

A vibrantly colourful selection of watercolours and gouaches of 28 exclusive and inspiring gardens around the world by painter Christian Peltenburg-Brechneff

This luscious book marks the first appearance of Marc Tetro's wonderfully expressive canines in art-book form, documenting his incredible style that appeals to so many in a gorgeous oversized format.

Steve Miller's photographs, created using x-ray technology, are printed onto skate- and surfboards, creating a hip confluence of lifestyle and art.

Conflict photographers are visual historians, bearing witness to stories that must be told. The images they produce seize attention, and moved by what we see, troubling questions come to mind. Shooting War harnesses these questions and shifts them in a different direction.

After becoming captivated by the beauty and originality of a group of nineteenth-century photographs, Robert Flynn Johnson has uncovered more than two hundred vintage images of women who lived and worked at a brothel in Reading, Pennsylvania, circa 1892, and showcases them here for the first time for a wider public.

Author Christopher Olsen is a Jamestown native whose mother was part of the welcoming committee supporting Lucille Ball's visit to her hometown for the first time after becoming an international superstar. His insider's account-in words and pictures-documents a visit in February 1956, that was monumental in the lives of Lucy, Desi, and the residents of the small Upstate New York town of Jamestown. Organized around the premiere of their MGM mov...

Entering a Clodagh-designed space is an experience of both serenity and indulgence. Clodagh believes that clutter undermines serenity but minimalism should not be self denying. She balances these principles with her signature style, described as life-enhancing minimalism.

A renown photographer's collection of evocative and intimate protraiture of the male form.

Filled with witty observations and surprising dry humour, this highly crafted collection of musings, paintings, and memorabilia explore more than 30 years of exciting travel.

Renowned documentary photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont has been a transplanted resident from Paris to New York City since 1965. In addition to his travels that have documented the entirety of America and its social forces, as well as those around the world, Laffont has squarely focused his camera on his new "hometown" New York City. Organized into three parts (The City Never Sleeps, The Movers and Shakers, and The Mean Streets), New York City U...