A spectacular volume of 200 full-color photographs and accompanying text tells the story of the shipbuilder's art, from ancient times to the present. From dugouts and dinghys to warships and workboats, this book celebrates the illustrious art, craft, and history of wooden boatbuilding.

WOODEN SHIP : The Art, History and Revival of Wooden Boatbuilding

History

Rocheleau, Paul

Spectre, Peter H.

Larkin, David

Military

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

Photographs and an informative text explore the barn's history from medieval England to modern New England, materials and architectural nomenclature, and its role in the cultural heritage of traditional communities. 15,000 first printing.

Barn: The Art of a Working Building

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Endersby, Elric

Greenwood, Alexander

Gardening & Landscape Design

Lists all the radio stations on the major interstate highways and in the cities of the eastern United States and indicates their format, strength, and special programming

Radio on Wheels

Travel

Travel Writing

Berkley Trade

Lists all the radio stations on the major interstate highways and in the cities of the western United States and indicates their format, strength, and special programming

Product Description 
An updated edition of the Rizzoli classic to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of this seminal American landscape designer. \nA landscape architect, city planner, and creative genius who transformed the American landscape, Frederick Law Olmsted was a man of passionate vision and drive. He defined the profession of landscape architecture and designed America’s most outstanding landscapes, many gorgeously illustrated here, including New York’s Central Park, Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, the U. S. Capitol grounds, and the Biltmore Estate. During a remarkable forty-year career that began in the mid-1800s, Olmsted created the first major urban parks and park systems in this country, along with widely influential suburban residential communities. He was a pivotal figure in the movement to create scenic reservations and national parks, such as Niagara Falls, Yosemite, and Yellowstone, and he contributed to the design of many academic campuses, including Stanford University.\nA comprehensive view of the man and his work, this updated edition of the Rizzoli classic marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of this seminal American landscape designer and includes new photography of Olmsted’s masterworks Central and Prospect parks, as well as a new introduction and new final chapter by the author that examines Olmsted’s ongoing influence. 
 About the Author 
Charles E. Beveridge is series editor of The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, published by Johns Hopkins University Press. 
Paul Rocheleau is a distinguished photographer whose work has been published widely. 
David Larkin is a renowned editor and book designer 
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Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing the American Landscape

Beveridge, Charles E.

Rizzoli

Covers boxes, carriers, pails, tubs, dippers and sieves—clarifies which are authentically Shaker.

Shaker Woodenware: A Field Guide (Field Guides to Collecting Shaker Antiques)

Johnson, Jim

Sprigg, June

Antiques & Collectibles

Berkshire House Pub

"The definitive guides to true Shaker wares." ―Boston Globe This guide identifies and provides information about the small wooden objects made by the Shakers. Volume II covers wooden tools and utensils used in Shaker dwellings and workshops, including rulers, chisels, mallets, spools, hat forms, basket molds, loom pulleys, brushes and combs, apple peelers, paddles, scoops, and more. Written by experts in the field, and extensively illustrated with color photographs.

Shaker Woodenware: A Field Guide (Field Guides)

Countryman Press

SHAKER BUILT

From the twin spiraling staircase of the Trustees Office at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, to the round stone barn at Hancock, Massachusetts, the simple magnificence of Shaker buildings has never been better captured. Sprigg's poetic text provides insight into the Shaker way of life that lets you know Shaker hands touched more than just buildings. Shaker Built presents the architectural legacy of the Shakers, featuring their simple and functional designs for villages, buildings, and interiors. Shown are communities at Hancock and Harvard, Massachusetts; Mount Lebanon, New York; Pleasant Hill and South Union, Kentucky; Sabbathday Lake, Maine; and Canterbury, New Hampshire. Beautiful color photography provides the opportunity to visit these sublime places and to examine closely the color, feeling, and texture of what the Shakers built. Both authors have a special sensitivity to Shaker places and things, which they bring to Shaker Built.

Shaker Built: The Form and Function of Shaker Architecture

Arts & Photography

Architecture

The Monacelli Press

Book by Kasuba, Donna, Gardner, A. Blake, Rocheleau, Paul

The Berkshires: A Beacon of Beauty, Culture, and Commerce

Gardner, A. Blake

Kasuba, Donna

Americas

Community Communications Corp

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