Digitally remastered edition of all the surviving colour episodes from the 1960s/70s BBC series set in the aristocratic world of the English upper classes where Paul Temple (Francis Matthews), a crime writer turned private eye, conducts his investigations with the help of his wife, Steve (Ros Drinkwater). Episodes comprise: ' The Games People Play', ' Corrida', ' The Specialists', ' Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?', ' Motel', ' Cue Murder!', ' Death of Fasching', ' Catch Your Death', ' Ricochet', ' With Friends Like You Who Needs Enemies?' & ' The Quick & the Dead'. ...

When Paul Temple agreed to do a favour for a friend of Steve, he could never have foreseen the extraordinary sequence of events that would be set in motion. For Judy Wincott's simple request that Paul return a pair of glasses to David Foster in Tunis is a prelude to a body in a Paris rubbish bin & a succession of mysterious killings... ...

Paul Temple is in the middle of a lecture tour in America when he receives an urgent summons from the Home Secretary, requesting his immediate return to Engl&. A serial killer calling himself ' The Marquis' has been murdering celebrities, & Scotland Yard is baffled. ...

Murder mystery based on Francis Durbridge's amateur sleuth. While holidaying in New York, English novelist & amateur detective Paul Temple (John Bentley) learns of a series of murders terrorising his homel&. Warned by the culprit, the notorious ' Marquis' not to get involved, Temple nevertheless wastes no time in setting after his quarry. ...

Paul Thek (1933-1988), went against the grain of art world trends, humanizing the institutional spaces of art with the force of his humor, spirituality, & character. This book brings together more than 300 of Thek's works to offer a comprehensive display of his work yet seen. It accompanies an exhibition at ZKM ...

An American sculptor, painter, & installation artist, Paul Thek (1933-1988) is primarily known for hyper-realistic works of human body parts executed in fleshlike beeswax & for his strongly symbolic, room-size installations constructed from transitory materials. This title deals with the artist's resounding influence on the art world. ...