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A unique look at how personal African-American style moments have permeated fashion culture worldwide.

The wonderful story of a French bulldog with ears big enough to allow her to fly and her amazing journey in search of her biological mother Exquisite illustrations throughout, that will make it an instant classic for children and adults alike Fanny is a French Bulldog with big ears and an even bigger heart. She loves her human dad but she misses her biological mother. When her longing leaves her ears flapping, she finds herself in the skies and on an adventure, over San Francisco and in a fanciful circus, and hopefully all the way to her mother and then home again.A heartwarming tale about family and home and what that really means, soaring with love Fanny the Flying French Bulldog will charm children and adults everywhere. Anticipated to be the first in a Fanny series with a strong lead character, akin to the lovable pup Henley, of Glitterati Incorporated fame, this book is festooned throughout with gorgeous original illustrations by illustrator Nikita Polyansky and is beautifully presented with a ribbon marker and two gatefolds.

In an era when the earth is our oyster, Michael Clinton is the premier globetrotter in search of its pearls. In Globetrotter Diaries, the author shares with us his adventures, his knowledge, and his witty reminiscences of his life on the road.

Whether a dog, cat, horse, or bird, a pet is a wonderful source of companionship. In Tails of the City, New York City veterinarian Tom DeVincentis reveals his observations on the amazing bonds forged between his furry and feathered patients and their owners. DeVincentis also shares personal stories about the pets he has loved over the years. Often humorous but always sincere, every tale is a heart-warming lesson on how to love unconditionally.

New Orleans-based painter and admired children's author Alex Beard is the creator of a unique style of painting called "Abstract Naturalism," which combines abstract expressionism with naturalist environmental art.

Mark Podwal is today's premiere artist of the Jewish experience, with a prolific portfolio of work lauded by visionaries ranging from Elie Weisel to Harold Bloom. With more than 350 works, each beautifully reproduced, Reimagined is a must-have for every Jewish home.

An intimate look at "The King" through an examination of the items with which he chose to surround himself, this collection presents portraits, personal memorabilia, jewellery, fashion and knickknacks, and interior images from his homes and birthplace.

In this exquisitely executed paean to the horse, celebrated photographer Bob Tabor celebrates the magnificence of the equine physique and the beauty of the horse's nature. His images are evocative and intimate, so perfectly presented that we seem to feel the sinewy tension of the animals muscles and the sleek satin of their hair. Each photograph is a marvel in itself, arousing awe, tenderness, and sometimes amusement; and every viewing brings us closer to understanding the emotional bond and powerful connection between horse and human.

Rarely is an art book published that exhibits so gorgeously and extravagantly the talents of two extraordinary individuals working in collaboration over such a long period of time, one that also provides so much delight to those who are not cognoscenti, but merely aficionados of great and distinctive work.

Prolific author Michael Clinton takes on close-up subjects from his travels around the world. In Closer he looks at the world through a telescopic lens, honing in on specifics to people, their cultures and their environments.

From one of the great bon vivants of our age comes this witty memoir of an extraordinary life lived among a glittering social set. The perfect gift for fans of classic Hollywood - ideal for fashion, film, and design aficionados.

Conventional Wisdom chronicles author-photographer Arthur Drooker's travels to quirky conventions in the United States, including Lincoln presenters, furries, and mermaids, and documents them as unique expressions of community, culture, and connection.

Ezio Gribaudo is an Italian artist, art collector, and art publisher whose life and work took him to the very centre of European modern art in the 20th century. This volume is a visual biography that presents the life of this celebrated art-lover.

Since her creation in 1959, Barbie has broken cultural, social, and linguistic barriers, all while showcasing a fabulous fashion sense. Organised into five sections: Barbie Is Fashion; Barbie's Family; Dolls of the World; Barbie's Careers; and Queen, Diva and Celebrity, Barbie as Global Icon, Barbie: The Icon celebrates the impact Barbie has had in culture for three generations in everything from style, to fashion, to careers, that makes her the voice of the contemporary woman, the voice of pop culture, and the image of a genuine living legend.

Los Angeles-based photographer Marjorie Salvaterra's work is full of drama, wit, and provocation. HER is a collection of photographic portrayals of women that explores, in the tradition of Cindy Sherman, the roles of women in the modern world.

Master American photographer Adger Cowan's predominantly black-and-white photography is collected in this monograph of original images taken over the past 40 years.

In his debut book of photography, with a foreword by one of the luminaries of NYC culture and entertainment, Adrian Buckmaster's monograph presents a staggeringly beautiful collection of portraits - a cross-section of humanity in all of its glorious diversity, from the ordinary to the extraordinary and everything in-between.

This first book by famous textile artist Mister Finch is a gorgeous collection of the artist's fantastical, one-of-a-kind creatures. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, as well as British folklore, Finch mingles fairytales and reality to create a magical world all his own.

Internationally renowned photographer Christopher Makos compiles here the finest of his black and white photography. With startling innovation and an eye for the cutting edge, Makos has made an extraordinary contribution to modern photography, continuously pushing the boundaries of his medium.

Fernando Botero, best known as "Maestro", is one of the most famous living artists in the world today. In Bullfight Botero focuses on the arena of man vs. animal in his study of Latin American culture today; the result is a beautiful meditation on one of the most dramatic sports on earth.

Hollywood is Don Bachardy's mangum opus, a life's work of portraits that is a vertiable who's who of Hollywood royalty.

With the publication of his seminal 1977 book, White Trash, Christopher Makos burst on to the photography scene. This raw, beautiful volume chronicled the punk scene as it came of age on the streets of New York. Interspersed in the mix are portraits of boldface names, including Andy Warhol and Man Ray.

Jean Govoni Salvadore's story is one of her life and the people with whom she has had contact in her more than 80 years. Growing up during the Second World War, becoming the first Public Relations executive in Italy for Howard Hughes and TWA (1947-1966) and following that with her 40-plus years as director of PR at the world's best hotel (according to Forbes magazine), the Villa d'Este on Lake Como, Jean has brushed shoulders with some of the most elegant, famous and notable people of the last century.

Generating publicity is not about knowing some wonderful secret, or about knowing the right people, or about having good luck. It is about employing a methodology and a series of steps in a thoughtful and dedicated manner.

A private tour through the world of Frank McCourt's Pulitzer Prize winning memoir.

Puppies Behind Bars is a unique look at the dogs, trainers, and dog recipients whose lives have been changed by this amazing program where 8 week old puppies are companioned with prison inmates and trained there by them for 18 months, until they are released as service or aid dogs for individuals and governments. This book includes 150 original and compelling photographs by renowned photographers Christopher Makos and Paul Solberg and an introduction and narrative by Gloria Gilbert Stoga, the organization's creator. With moving images, this book serves as a testament to the many lives that have been positively affected by Puppies Behind Bars

Northeast Harbor, Me photographer Sarah Butler has amassed a gorgeous portrait of the people and its region through her lens. Her book is aimed at the art photography aficionado and those who love the region--as residents or tourists--and want a visual album of the place.

This is the second book in the original children's storybook series about the dog Henley, a pampered Japanese Chin who has already had one escapade in New York City at the heels of his elegant owner Ms. Lulu Ziminski. He's been discovered at Bergdorf Goodman, conferred with Balto in Central Park, and lived the elegant life on Park Avenue. In this book Henley yearns to roar like a lion and learns a lesson of courage (and roaring) through his travel to exotic Africa and encounters with the wildlife there. A third book is in the works: Henley in Hollywood.