Lynette Wrigley January 1, 2003 by New Holland Publishers Ltd

Uplifting the Colonial Philistine: Florence Philips and the Making of the Johannesburg Art GalleryJillian CarmanUplifting the Colonial Philistine is a thoroughly researched, fascinating account of the unusual circumstances in which...

Norbert SchneiderVermeer's women, their duties and unspoken dreams The 35 paintings that have come down to us from the hand of Jan Vermeer (1632-1675) place him beside Rembrandt and Frans...

Bob Herger Publisher ‏ : ‎ Natural Color Production (January 1, 1994)

Michael Rush The most complete and up-to-date overview available of an art form born some forty years ago and now ubiquitous internationally. Video art has moved from brief showings on...

Author: Vogue Magazine by the editors of Vogue Knitting Magazine With input from more than 50 leading specialists, no other book covers the field so comprehensively. Need guidance on yarns,...

Trisha MalcolmCap off your wardrobe with a hat for every occasion—it’s one of the smallest, most creative projects to knit. Stay warm with a Nordic stocking cap or cool in...

Debora Robertson More than any other surface, walls dominate the look of a room, providing the decorator with the opportunity to transform even the most unpromising interior through the use...

Author: Leonard Nimoy Third collection of original poetry & photography from the post-Spock Leonard Nimoy, revealing his romantic & human side.  January 1, 1977 by Blue Mountain Arts

Siri HustverdtWhat I Loved is a deeply touching elegiac novel that mourns for the New York artistic life, which was of a time but now has gone--by extension, it is...

Author: Dovid Rossoff This special book paints a panorama of Jerusalem in all her glory, through the era of the Crusaders, the poverty-stricken Jewish communities, and countless acts of heroism,...

Susan SontagSusan Sontag has said that her earliest idea of what a writer should be was "someone who is interested in everything." Thirty-five years after her first collection of essays,...