An engaging and accessible history of City Bridge Foundation, the extraordinary charity behind London’s bridges and one of the capital’s oldest civic institutions.
Unique photographs from the Purépecha region of Michoacán, Mexico, present a world that rebels against the changes of history in a constant desire not to disappear. Text in Spanish.
The stories of 32 real people give us a rich insight into the history of the Nordic people over 500 years, illustrated with items from Nordiska museet’s astonishing collection.
Triptyque 2000 – 23.12.2001 by Zao Wou-Ki blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with Western Modernist techniques. The work is a lyrical representation of nature that transcends visual perception.
Pierre Bonnard, a leading figure in the transition from Impressionism to Modernism, returned frequently to self-portraits, of which this 1939 example is a key work.
A political whodunit set in ancient Rome after her victory over Hannibal, Spurius addresses questions of individual freedom and the official distortion of truth that remain highly relevant today.
This lavish volume explores the legacy and revival of miniature painting in Uzbekistan, celebrating the country’s artistic heritage and unlocking its relevance in modern times.