The Gardens of Russell Page

A new edition, completely redesigned and including new photographs, of the classic account of Russell Page’s garden designs. Perhaps the greatest garden designer of the twentieth century, Russell Page (190685) was trained as an artist, and brought an architectural sensibility and a keen eye for style to the many vast garden projects that he undertook. With the assistance and co-operation of Page’s clients, Schinz and van Zuylen have researched and photographed all of his best work, both early and late, and some now no longer extant. Through his private files and unpublished writing, the man and his work are brought into sharp focus, and over 250 photographs capture the special beauty of his creations in England, America and throughout continental Europe.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Schinz, Marina

Zuylen, Gabrielle

Gardening & Landscape Design

Frances Lincoln

Shows and describes decorative sweets, including gingerbread, cake, marzipan, ice cream, chocolate, and candy

The Book of Sweets

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Desserts

Harry N.Abrams, Inc.

With a career that took him from pre-1914 Berlin to Amsterdam, Paris, and New York, Erwin Blumenfeld (1897-1969) was one of the outstanding figures in the history of twentieth-century photography. From the late 1930s to the 1960s, at such influential magazines as Harpers' Bazaar and Vogue, he transformed fashion into high art, and his pictures were in such demand that by the mid-1950s he had become the most highly paid fashion photographer in the world. He photographed the greatest couture creations of the day - designs by Chanel, Balenciaga, Piguet, Dior, and Charles James. Yet his very success in that glamorous world has until now obscured a far more complex and eclectic talent and personality. In Blumenfeld: Photographs, William A. Ewing explores the life and work of this extraordinary and multitalented man. Blumenfeld took up photography almost by chance in the 1920s, beginning with portraiture and the nude. His highly original and visionary work was a seamless blend of the negative and the positive: taking the picture in the studio and making it in the darkroom. Highly inventive, he developed his own idiosyncratic language, using solarization and negative printing, double and multiple exposures, and a host of hybrid techniques. His interests soon expanded to include architectural subjects, landscapes, and works of art, but photographing "Woman" - or capturing the "eternal feminine," as Blumenfeld described it - would remain his chief obsession throughout his life. This book is the first retrospective examination of Blumenfeld's work. It brings together the diverse achievements of this brilliant photographer in more than 235 images in both color and black-and-white, providing a thorough representation of his drawings, collages, and photographs.

Blumenfeld: Photographs : A Passion for Beauty

Arts & Photography

EWING, William A.

Blumenfeld, Erwin

Individual Artists

Chapters cover: The Cottage Garden, The Herb Garden, The Rose Garden, The Kitchen Garden, The Perennial Border, The Italian School, The French Style, The "English" Garden, The Designed Landscape, and The Naturalized Garden. Profusely illustrated in color.

Visions of Paradise

Stewart. Tabori & Chang

More than two hundred full-color photographs capture the landscaping genius of horticulturalist and garden designer Russell Page and reveal his unique use of scale, proportion, water, botanical features, and themes in his gardens.

Zuylen, Gabrielle Van

Photography & Video

Stewart, Tabori and Chang

The photographer of Visions of Paradise focuses on the beauty of one home in Tuscany, Italy where she records the changing seasons, Renaissance landscapes, and more, portraying the spirit, history, and culture of the region. 15,000 first printing.

Tuscan Paradise

Harry N. Abrams

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