Studies the life and work of Frank Lloyd Wright, describes the changing face of modern architecture and his designs for public and private spaces, and depicts his major buildings

Frank Lloyd Wright: American Art Series (American Architects Series)

Arts & Photography

Costantino, Maria

Architecture

Gramercy

Picasso Posters

Individual Artists

Crescent

A guide to 250 flags from around the world, all illustrated in four color, and totally up-to-date in the countries included. Includes national, organizational, international, and provincial flags as well as an explanation of the symbolism on the flags.

The Illustrated Flag Handbook

Reference

Genealogy

Covering the career of America's greatest architect from his first project at age nineteen through his final commissions, this book features more than 200 dramatic and informative full-color photographs. Also included are complete appendices of Wright's finished projects, unfinished works, and writings. The Los Angeles Times applauds the "lively, anecdotal text," and the Washington Post labels the color photographs as "handsome." The Life and Works of Frank Lloyd Wright even includes complete appendices of Wright's finished projects, unfinished works, and writings. See why the New York Times called this stunning tribute "a great gift book" and "a great buy."

The Life & Works of Frank Lloyd Wright

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Courage Books

Klimt (Mallard Fine Art Series)

Keith Hartley

The Mallard Press

This small book is jam-packed with information on every kind of practical and decorative loop, coil, wrap, noose, and tie you can make--along with facts on ropes and cordage and groups of color photographs that show in easy-to-follow detail how to do each type. You probably already know some of the basic ones, but not their names or what they're used for: the overhand or thumb knot, which works as a simple stopper; double, triple, or multiple overhands for extra strength; a half hitch, which forms the starting point of more complex knots; and others. Need something more specialized? Try knots for camping (like the perfection loop for securing tents), climbing (the alpine butterfly and tarbuck), angling (a four-stage blood bight or palomar), sailing (a heaving-line bend and bowline, to name two), and household use. Craft knots, primarily for beauty rather than strength, include the very attractive Turk's head--which even fascinated Leonardo da Vinci. Best of all, this little volume can go with you anywhere, tucked into a pocket.so you'll always have the information you need, whether you're roughing it in the woods for a weekend, heading out for a cruise, or seeing if the fish are jumping!

Pocket Book of Knots: Sailing * Boating * Household * Climbing * Fishing * Crafts

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Sterling

Examines the role of fashion as it made its way through the Great Depression, exploring the social and cultural aspects of history through a softer lens. Cheaper fabrics that imitated luxury items such as nylon and artificial silks became popular, along with clothing that featured a more muted palette and longer, more flowing lines.

Fashions of a Decade: The 1930s

Children's Books

Chelsea House Publications

A biography of the Mexican priest who led his Indian followers to revolt against the Spaniards and became known as "The Father of Mexican Independence."

Art Nouveau (Gallery of Art)

Smithmark Pub.

Georgia O'Keeffe

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