Dave Stevens was renowned for his work on The Rocketeer" the beloved comic that introduced the world to Cliff Secord & his incredible rocket pack. But Stevens was also one of the most sought-after & accomplished cover artists in comics. This collection will provide a comprehensive gallery of Daves covers with many of them scanned from the original art. in addition there will be cover roughs to accompany many of the covers. Finally all of Daves non-Rocketeer comic work will be presented including incomplete & unpublished stories." ...

Flip down Executive Chair made from superior top cow leather faced chair with two tone base & silver arms. Feature gas lift adjustment tilt Mechanism & tension control. The chair itself comes pre built for super quick assembly. Just unclip the back & tuck under the desk when not in use (does not apply to all desks) All measurements are in (mm) Width 690 Depth 760 Overall Height 1100- 1190 Please see our returns policy for restrictions on Office Furniture ...

Michelangelos statue of David is renowned all over the world. Thousands flock to Florence to admire the artistry behind this Renaissance masterpiece & to admire the beauty of the human form captured in the marble. But the identity of the model for this statue that has been so revered for over five hundred years has been lost.. . In this epic story Mary Hoffman uses her persuasive narrative skills to imagine the story of Gabriele an eighteen-year-old who by becoming Michelangelos model finds himself drawn into a world of spies politicking sabotage & murder. Set against the backdrop of Florence this is a rich colourful & thrilling tale. ...

A charming re-telling of the story of David & Goliath complete with four pages of stickers so children can help illustrate the story & fill in the gaps. Fun & quirky art by Amanda Enright lends itself to this easy to use format enabling children to learn the meaning of the individual Bible story & selecting the correct stickers for placement within each page of the story. ...

An object of beauty in its own right this book newly available in paperback is a timely celebration of a brilliant young talent at the height of his powers. It comprises four essential components: an introduction by Stuart Hall; a documentation of thirteen of Adjayes acclaimed residential projects; a series of visual essays; & essays from cultural critics who have been touched by his buildings. ...

Following his expedition to Indonesia as told in Zoo Quest for a Dragon" David Attenboroughs next animal collecting & filming trip
- as part of the successful " Zoo Quest television series"
- was to New Guinea home of the exotic Birds of Paradise. The quest demanded hazardous treks across treacherous terrain in the Jimi Valley & on the edges of uncharted territory. But the arduous adventures were finally rewarded when in front of the camera a Count Raggis Bird of Paradise enthralled him with its frenzied dance. In this audio release David tells of his adventures during the trip: being an onlooker at a formal lovemaking ceremony seeing the skills of ritual axe making trying to master pidgin English & witnessing a sing sing at which hundreds of tribesmen came together from all parts of the country. Specially recorded for audio the magical voice of the master broadcaster entertains & educates in this fascinating account of life in the wilds of the South Pacific. David Attenborough Britains voice of natural history narrates his often perilous early adventures in New Guinea."

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David Attenboroughs books & broadcasts have opened the incredible world of natural history to millions of viewers & listeners. Zoo Quest for a Dragon" takes us back to one of his earliest projects when the BBC & London Zoo joined forces on several animal-collecting expeditions. This behind-the-scenes look at how the first programmes were made reveals moments of hardship on horseback canoe & in a wreck of a jeep through swamp desert & rainforest. Attenborough tells of danger on the crews hazardous boat trip with a gun-smuggling captain & the terror of erupting volcanoes. He also depicts for the listener some of the incredible sights he & his team witnessed
- breathtaking butterflies taking tea with Charlie the orang-utan & the the voyage to the little-known island of Komodo to capture the elusive Komodo Dragon. Specially recorded for audio David Attenboroughs early adventures are sometimes life-threatening often hilarious & always totally absorbing. The warmth & enthusiasm that have made him a broadcasting legend are instantly apparent here as he recounts this magical journey. David Attenborough Britains voice of natural history narrates his early adventures in the wilds of Indonesia."
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An audio portrait of Sir David Attenborough Britain's best-known natural history film-maker. Here he discusses his life & achievements in this collection of BBC radio & TV interviews: Parkinson (broadcast on BBC One 20th December 1975 featuring Michael Parkinson) Profile (broadcast on BBC Radio 4 1st July 1976 featuring Kathleen Cheesmond) Desert Island Discs (broadcast on BBC Radio 4 10th March 1979 featuring Roy Plomley) Desert Island Discs (broadcast on BBC Radio 4 25th December 1998 featuring Sue Lawley) Mark Lawson Talks To David Attenborough (broadcast on BBC Four 27th February 2005 featuring Mark Lawson) Front Row (broadcast on BBC Radio 4 26th October 2011 featuring Mark Lawson) & Desert Island Discs (broadcast on BBC Radio 4 29th January 2012 featuring Kirsty Young). David Attenborough In His Own Words is an Audio GO Production. ...

Like its highly-respected companion in the series Old Roses this title draws the most useful information from David Austin's ' The Rose' & focuses on English Roses bred by David Austin to combine the sumptuousness of Old Roses with the strength & practical virtues of Modern Roses. It will be greatly prized by rose-growers & rose-lovers everywhere whether professional or amateur &

Includes:: new colour photography.

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One of the first celebrity photographers David Bailey socialized with many of the cultural icons of the 60s
- he lived with Mick
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