Chaumet from 1804 to the present Timeless Tiaras, Diana Scarisbrick 2002

Published by Academy Editions, 1990. Text by Charles Jencks. A comprehensive analysis from one of the late 20th Century's great architects, Jencks explores the question: 'why has New Modern architecture emerged?' Having continuously discovered and conceptually formed new trends in architecture, here Jencks adds to his former definitions, Post- and Late-Modernism, through a comprehensive critical and amusing synthesis of major architects of the 20th century, including Frank Gehry, Rem Koolhaas, Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, Ricardo Bofill...

Published by Harper Collins 1st edition 2002 Dressing the Man is the definitive guide to what men need to know in order to dress well and look stylish Alan Flusser's name is synonym...

First edition, published by Edition Stemmle, 2002 This vivid monograph of photographs covers Daniela Federici's prolific eight and a half years working in the United States. Feder...

Signed by the photographer, numbered 320 in an edition of 500. Published by the photographer in 2002. 25 postcards in total, photographic postcards loose as issued in the original...

First edition, hard cover, published by Arena Editions, New Mexico, 2002. In 1964 Garry Winogrand spent four months travelling America and taking photographs and spent the remainder...

First Edition, published by Steidl, 2006. Essay by Lucy Raven, Afterword by Arthur Miller. Joining Magnum Photos in 1955, Inge Morath travelled and photographed extensively througho...

The Complete British Motorcycle The Classics From 1907 To The Present by J Carroll.Hardcover with dust jacket. Profusely illustrated throughout.British motorcycles attract a fanatica...

English and American Textiles: From 1790 to the Present by Mary Schoeser, Celia Rufey. Published by Thames & Hudson, New York, 1989. Illustrated dus...

J. B. Waring describes this oxidised silver Testimonial as follows: “The Manchester Art-Treasures Testimonial is surmounted by a figure of genius contending with an eagle, around which are allegorical figures of Painting, Sculpture and Industrial Art. On the columns are the rose, shamrock and thistle and the motto of the Exhibition, from Keats’ Hyperion – “a thing of beauty is a joy for ever”. On the vase are the names of the principal artists whose works adorned the Exhibition, and on the angles infantine figures of Fame hold portrait medallions of Michael Angelo, Titian and Cellini”. On an ebonized stepped plinth. Assay marks, ISH, London, 1859. Published: J. B. Waring, Masterpieces of Industrial Art and Sculpture at the International Exhibition 1862...

An enchanting exploration of the creative inspiration of the Bloomsbury Set on Kim Jones’s artistic direction of the fashion house Fendi. In September 2020, Kim Jones was named head of Fendi’s couture...

Sothebys 2002 Property from the Estate of Ogden Phipps. First edition softcover. Fine French and continental furniture: including European tapestries, ceramics, silver and carpets. O...

The Timeless Eye: Master Drawings from the Jan and Marie-Anne Krugier-Poniatowski Collection. Berlin: G+H Verlag, 1999. 1st Ed exhibition catalog, from 2 ...