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I-D Covers 1980-2010 Book

Terry Jones, Edward
Enninful, Richard
BuckleyHardcover, 23.8 x
30.5 cm (9.4 x 12 in.),
320 pages The complete
covers from i-D, the
seminal avant garde
fashion magazineIn
celebration of 30 years
at the forefront of
international fashion and
lifestyle publishing,
this book, edited by
Creative Director and i-D
founder Terry Jones,
features all of the
iconic covers to date as
well as the best stories
behind the making of the
images. In personal
discussion with many of
the creative talents he
has worked with over the
years, Terry Jones
weaves his own personal
web of diary, memories,
and magic to give the
reader an unforgettable
look into a secret world
before the digital age
made everything
accessible and public.
Taking us to the present
day with Nick Knights
three latest covers
(streamed instantly and
shown online as he was
photographing them),
this book offers an
incredible insight into a
creative world that is
changing under our eyes,
but still has its heart
and its creativity firmly
rooted in its beginnings.
The editor and author:
Founder and Creative
Director of i-D magazine,
Terry Jones started his
fashion career in the
1970s as art director of
Vanity Fair and Vogue UK.
Since 1977 his Instant
Design studio has
produced catalogues,
campaigns, exhibitions
and books, including
TASCHEN's Smile i-D,
Fashion Now 1, Fashion
Now 2 and Soul i-D. The
editor: Edward Enninful
was appointed Fashion
Director of i-D in 1991,
becoming the youngest
ever Fashion Director of
an international
magazine. Today Enninfuls
time is shared between
i-D, Italian and
American Vogue. His
fashion campaigns have
included Versace,
Armani, Christian Dior,
Mulberry and Lanvin. The
author: Richard Buckley
started his career as a
journalist at New York
Magazine in 1979.
Editor-in-Chief of Vogue
Hommes International
between 1999 and 2005 he
has also contributed to
Dutch, Italian Vogue,
Mirabella, Vanity Fair,
WWD and W.

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Levis Vintage Fall Winter 2014
Book

Faithfully capturing the
spirit & heritage of
American work wear,
LEVI'S VINTAGE CLOTHING
reproduces the fits,
fabrics and details of
bygone eras. Our source
material is our own
archive aod our
inspiration is the
hardworking men and women
that the LEVI'S brand has
eqquipped for the last
140 years.

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Linda McCartney - Life In
Photographs

Linda McCartney: Life in
Photographs Linda
McCartney, Annie
Leibovitz, Martin
Harrison, Alison
CastleHardcover 31.2 x 44
cm (12.3 x 17.3 in.),
264 pages The world
through Linda's lens A
retrospective of Linda
McCartney's life and
photographyIn 1966,
during a brief stint as a
receptionist for Town and
Country magazine, Linda
Eastman snagged a press
pass to a very exclusive
promotional event for the
Rolling Stones aboard a
yacht on the Hudson
River; her fresh, candid
photographs of the band
were far superior to the
formal shots made by the
band's official
photographer, and she
was instantly on the way
to making a name for
herself as a top rock 'n'
roll photographer. In May
1968, with her portrait
ofEric Clapton, she
entered the record books
asthefirst female
photographer to have her
work featured on the
cover ofRolling Stone.
During her tenure as the
leading photographer of
the late 1960s' musical
scene, she captured many
of rock's most important
musicians on film,
including Aretha
Franklin, Jimi Hendrix,
Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin,
Simon & Garfunkel, The
Who, The Doors, and the
Grateful Dead. In 1967,
Linda went to London to
document the "Swinging
Sixties, where she met
Paul McCartney at the Bag
'O Nails club and
subsequently photographed
The Beatles during a
launch event for the Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band album. Paul and
Linda fell in love, and
were married on March 12,
1969. For the next three
decades, until her
untimely death, she
devoted herself to her
family, vegetarianism,
animal rights, and
photography. From her
early rock 'n' roll
portraits, through the
final years of The
Beatles, via touring with
Wings to raising four
children with Paul, Linda
captured her whole world
on film. Her shots range
from spontaneous family
pictures to studio
sessions with Stevie
Wonder and Michael
Jackson, as well as
artists Willem de Kooning
and Gilbert and George.
Always unassuming and
fresh, her work displays
a warmth and a feeling
for the precise moment
that captures the essence
of any subject. Whether
photographing her
children, celebrities,
animals, or a fleeting
moment of everyday life,
she did so without
pretension or artifice.
This retrospective
volumeselected from her
archive of over 200, 000
imagesis produced in
close collaboration with
Paul McCartney and their
children. As such, it is
a moving personal journal
and a lasting testament
to Linda's talent. The
photographer: Linda
McCartney (ne Eastman)
was born in New York in
1941. She took a photo
course with Hazel Archer
and studied art history
at the University of
Arizona before settling
in New York City, where
she began her photo
career shooting rock
portraits. Outside of her
photography, which has
been exhibited in over 50
galleries worldwide
including the Victoria
and Albert Museum,
London, the National
Portrait Gallery, London,
the Bonni Benrubi
Gallery, New York, and
the International Center
of Photography, New York,
Linda McCartney is known
for her passionate animal
rights activism and her
staunch vegetarianism.
She wrote cookbooks and
founded her own brand of
frozen vegetarian meals,
all the while raising a
family, continuing to
take photographs, and
participating as a Wings
band member alongside
Paul McCartney. She died
in 1998 at the age of 56.
The contributing authors:
Annie Leibovitz has been
a working photographer
for 40 years. She was the
chief photographer for
Rolling Stone and then
the first contributing
photographer for the
revived Vanity Fair. In
addition to her editorial
work at Vanity Fair, and
later at Vogue, she has
created several
award-winning advertising
campaigns. She has been
designated a Living
Legend by the Library of
Congress, Washington,
D.C. Martin Harrison is a
historian of art and
photography and an
exhibition curator. He
worked with Linda
McCartney on Roadworks
(1996), Light from Within
(2001), and her
exhibitions at the
National Museum of
Photography, Film and
Television in Bradford
and the International
Center of Photography in
New York. He has
published widely on
photography and, most
recently, on the
paintings of Francis
Bacon. The editor: Alison
Castlereceived a BA in
philosophy from Columbia
University and an MA in
photography and film from
New York University
(NYU/International Center
of Photography masters
program). She is the
editor of titles on
photography, film, and
design, includingSome
Like it Hot and The
Stanley Kubrick Archives.

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75 Years Of Marvel Comics.
From The Golden Age To The
Silver Screen.

This XXL sized book
chronicles the journey
and history of Marvel
comics and its
characters. From the very
first issue of pulp
impresario Martin
Goodmans Marvel Comics in
1939, the comic book
creators of Marvels
Golden Age flipped the
traditional fantasy
script by placing the
inhuman and the
invincible into the real
world. With the likes of
the fiery android Human
Torch, vengeful sea
prince Sub-Mariner, and
pip-squeak-turned-paragon
Captain America, Marvel
created a mythological
universe grounded in a
world that readers
recognize as close to
their own, brimming with
humor and heartache. In
the early 1960s, this
audacious approach
launched the creation of
heroes who have since
become household
namesSpider-Man, The
Incredible Hulk, the
Fantastic Four, Iron
Man, the Avengers,
Thor, the X-Menthe list
goes on. Fans still
celebrate it as the
Marvel Age of comics, an
era populated by a
pantheon of bickering
heroes, misunderstood
monsters, and noble
villains. In celebration
of Marvels 75th
anniversary, TASCHEN
presents a magnum opus of
the most influential
comic book publisher
today, with an inside
look not only at its
celebrated characters,
but also at the "bullpen"
of architects whose names
are almost as familiar as
the protagonists they
brought to lifeStan the
Man Lee, Jack King
Kirby, along with a
roster of greats like
Steve Ditko, John
Romita, John Buscema,
Marie Severin, and
countless others. With
essays by comics
historian and former
Marvel editor-in-chief
Roy Thomas, this book
delves into the heart of
thousands of costumed
characters who continue
to fight the good fight
in comics, movies, and
toy aisles of the
world. The XL-format
book includes: More
than 700 pages of near 2,
000 images including
vintage comic books,
one-of-a-kind original
art, behind-the-scenes
photographs and film
stills, as well as rare
toys and collectibles A
four-foot accordion-fold
timeline Biographies of
more than 300 artists,
writers, editors, and
famous fans who helped
shape Marvel's
history The
author: Since 1965, Roy
Thomas has been writing
for movies, television,
and especially comic
books. With notable runs
on Avengers, Uncanny
X-Men, Conan the
Barbarian, The
Incredible Hulk, and
Star Wars, he served as
a Marvel editor from
196580 and
editor-in-chief from
197274. He currently
edits the comics-history
magazine Alter Ego and
writes two online Tarzan
strips as well as the
occasional comic book. He
and his wife Dann live in
South Carolina. The
editor and art
director: Graphic
designer Josh Baker has
been editing and
designing books for
TASCHEN since 2005. His
collaborations include
signed limited editions
by David Bowie, Naomi
Campbell, Dennis Hopper,
Norman Mailer, and Tom
Wolfe, as well as
best-selling pop culture
titles such as Matthew
Weiner. Mad Men, and the
Eisner Award-winning 75
Years of DC Comics.

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Taschen Photographers A-Z Book

Photographers
A-Z Hans-Michael
KoetzleHardcover, 25 x
31.7 cm (9.8 x 12.5 in.),
444 pages Masters and
monographs An
encyclopedia of 20th
century photographers and
their finest
publicationsA
comprehensive overview of
the most influential
photographers of the last
century and their finest
monographs: Arranged
alphabetically, this
biographical encyclopedia
features every major
photographer of the 20th
century, from the
earliest representatives
of classical Modernism
right up to the present
day. Richly illustrated
with facsimiles from
books and magazines,
this book includes all
the major photographers
of the last one hundred
yearsespecially those who
have distinguished
themselves with important
publications or
exhibitions, or who have
made a significant
contribution to the
culture of the
photographic image. The
400 entries include
photographers from North
America and Europe as
well as from Japan,
Latin America, Africa,
and China. Photographers
A-Z focuses on
photographic images and
culture, but also
features photographers
working in "applied"
areas, whose work goes
beyond the merely
illustrative, and is
regarded as photographic
art and is conserved by
major museums, such as
Julius Shulman, Terry
Richardson, Cindy
Sherman, and David
LaChapelle, et al.
Featured photographers
include: Ansel Adams,
Manuel lvarez-Bravo,
Nobuyoshi Araki, Diane
Arbus, Richard Avedon,
David Bailey, Elmer
Batters, Peter Beard,
Cecil Beaton, Werner
Bischof, Guy Bourdin,
Bill Brandt, Robert
Capa, William Claxton,
Anton Corbijn, Robert
Doisneau, William
Eggleston, Masahisa
Fukase, Nan Goldin,
Jean-Paul Goude, John
Heartfield, Eikoh Hosoe,
George Hoyningen-Huene,
Seydou Keta, William
Klein, Nick Knight,
Neil Leifer, Peter
Lindbergh, Man Ray,
Robert Mapplethorpe,
Inez van Lamsweerde &
Vinoodh Matadin,
Jean-Baptiste Mondino,
Helmut Newton, Martin
Parr, Irving Penn,
Pierre et Gilles,
Bettina Rheims, Leni
Riefenstahl, Sebastio
Salgado, Andres Serrano,
Cindy Sherman, Kishin
Shinoyama, Jeanloup
Sieff, Lord Snowdon,
Bert Stern, Larry
Sultan, Mario Testino,
Wolfgang Tillmans, Ellen
von Unwerth, Andy
Warhol, Bruce Weber,
Weegee, Gary Winogrand
and many more. The
author: Hans-Michael
Koetzle is a Munich-based
freelance author and
journalist, focusing
mainly on history and the
aesthetics of
photography. He has
published numerous books
on photography,
including Die Zeitschrift
twen (1995), Photo Icons
(2001), Das Lexikon der
Fotografen (2002), and
Ren Burri (2004).

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Bettina Rheims, Serge Bramly,
Rose C'est Paris - 2CB1151

Bettina Rheims, Serge
BramlyHardcover + DVD
(138 minutes), 25.5 x
35.7 cm (10 x 14.1 in.),
368 pages Ceci n'est pas
un livre, ceci n'est pas
un film... Surrealist
visions, confused
identities, obsession,
fetish and seething
desireBettina Rheims and
Serge Bramly's Rose,
c'est Paris is both a
photographic monograph
and a feature-length film
on DVD. This
extraordinary work of
art, in two different
but interlocking and
complementary formats,
defies easy
categorization. For in
this multi-layered opus
of poetic symbolism,
photographer Bettina
Rheims and writer Serge
Bramly evoke the City of
Light in a completely
novel way: this is a
Paris of surrealist
visions, confused
identities, artistic
phantoms, unseen
manipulation, obsession,
fetish, and seething
desire. Equal parts
erotica, fashion shoot,
art monograph,
metaphysical mystery,
social and cultural
archaeology of the French
capital, and neo-noir
art-house filmRose,
c'est Paris is the steamy
tale of twin sisters,
known only as B and Rose,
and a third principalthe
city itself. An abduction
leads to a detective
story that unfolds in the
streets, cafs,
cabarets, museums,
abandoned factories, and
grand hotels of Paris.
What happened to the
missing sister? Was there
a plot? Was she really
kidnapped? Is she alive
or dead? Is it in fact a
case of mistaken
identity? Rheims and
Bramly create a series of
extraordinary tableaux
suggesting all these
possibilities and many
more, featuring a host
of celebrity figures,
including Naomi Campbell,
Michelle Yeoh, Monica
Bellucci, Charlotte
Rampling, Valrie
Lemercier, Ins Sastre,
Anna Mouglalis, Audrey
Marnay, Anthony Delon,
Rona Hartner,
Jean-Pierre Kalfon,
Azzedine Alaa, Louise
Bourgoin, and Hlna
Noguerra. After our
limited and art editions,
this book is now
available in an unlimited
trade edition. The
artists: French artist
Bettina Rheimsproduced
numerous major
photographic series,
which have been exhibited
all over the world. Her
books include Female
Trouble (1989), Modern
Lovers (1990), Chambre
Close (1994), I.N.R.I.
(1998), X'Mas (2000),
Shanghai (2003), Hrones
(2007), and The Book of
Olga (2008 for TASCHEN).

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