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Cathedral CatsNo cat lover will be able to resist Cathedral Cats. Photographer Richard Surman has visited more than twenty cathedrals throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to capture European foible-ridden felines in their cathedral homes.... |
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Catherine Balet: IdentityIn January 2004, while the French government was debating banning religious and political symbols from schools, Catherine Balet began taking pictures of signs, labels, codes and icons that have social and aesthetic significance in the teenage world. As she extended that project from Paris to London, Berlin, Barcelona and Milan, it quickly became a record of the dress codes in European schools, a reference work on tribal subdivisions there. Teenagers in their struggle for identity and self-esteem... |
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Cats Are Purr-fectFollowing the fabulous success of The Cats House, Cats Into Everything, and Crazy Cats, Bob Walker and Frances Mooney once again delight cat lovers with the latest colorful addition to The Cats' House phenomenon. With a warmth and humor that can only come from sharing their home with 12 (!) cats, Walker and Mooney catch feline housemates at their cat best. Paired with clever captions set in bright, whimsical type, each of the purrsonality-filled photographs portrays the uniquely feline qualiti... |
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Cats in the SunAn international favorite since its original publication in Spring 1994, this collection of enthralling, full-color photos portrays an array of serendipitous and thoroughly charming cats against a backdrop of the beautiful Greek Isles. This volume combines the romantic beauty of the Mediterranean and the delightful behavior of felines.... |
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The Cats of VeniceFamous for its beautiful waterways, Venice is also renowned for its slinky, stoic, adorable cats. Certain to delight both lovers of the city of canals and its favorite four-legged citizens, "The Cats of Venice" presents 80 color images which offer a cat's-eye-view of the city.... |
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Cats Up CloseArranged thematically, this work includes cats exploring and playing in all four seasons; kittens and cat-napping; cats in action; celebrity cat fanciers; the well-travelled cat; and the social cat.... |
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CBGB: Decades of GraffitiCBGB, the music club that helped define New York City’s "punk" scene by introducing the world to such bands as the Talking Heads and Ramones, is little more than a bar, a stage and two bathrooms. Since the club opened in 1973, very little has changed about the physical space, with one exception: the graffiti. The club has never stopped its patrons from adding to the mosaics of ink and pencil that literally cover every square inch of the club’s walls. As grimy and layered with ink as they are... |
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Celebrating Greater Kansas City (Urban Tapestry Series)"Kansas City is a city with a story to tell," proclaims Arthur S. Brisbane, president and publisher of The Kansas City Star. "The question is how to tell it." Do you go straight for the jugular? No, he decides, you start with the stomach. And so begins Celebrating Greater Kansas City, an endearing look at the area and communities that, Brisbane contends, owe their heart of America distinction largely to beef. "Beef, as things would turn out, begat much of what we think of as Kansa... |
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A Celebration of Steiff, Timeless Toys for TodayDazzling, imaginative color photographs of plush animals made by the premier toy company in the world, Margarete Steiff BmbH. this is a playful, joyous encounter with all that is Steiff today. Come with us as we marvel at the fine hand-crafted toys that have come to represent the best of childhood and the ultimate in toy collecting. Prepard at the company's factory in Germany, with the full cooperation of Steiff, by an independent expert, this book will be enjoyed equally by adults, chi... |
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