Asia, is in the book with 150 plates, divided in 5 chapters: the ancient civilizations of Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Uzbekistan; the great religions Buddhism, Hinduism and Muslim from India, Burma, Bali and Java; Japan and China before and after the revolution.

The Face of Asia

Arts & Photography

henri-cartier-bresson

Photography & Video

A Studio Book/Viking Press

This volume features photographic portraits of Russian artists, writers, workers; scenes of everyday life; architecture and cityscapes; as well as landscapes of striking beauty. Text describes trips that Morath and Miller took to the Soviet Union and contains quotations from Russia's leading writers. Morath (1923-2002) was a member of Magnum since 1955. Miller (1915-2005) was a playwright and author. They were married in 1962. Photographs by Inge Morath; text by Arthur Miller. 240 pages; profusely illustrated with b&amp;w and 12 color plates; 8 x 9.5 inches. Printed in gravure.

In Russia

ARTHUR MILLER

Inge Morath

Literature & Fiction

A narrative and pictorial account of the lives, education, beliefs, and accomplishments of American women in the Revolutionary and early Federal periods

Remember the Ladies: Women in America 1750-1815 (A Studio book)

Politics & Social Sciences

Linda Grant De Pauw

Conover Hunt

Social Sciences

This book is a complete account of the life of the tiger in the wild, containing the fullest pictorial documentation of tigers ever assembled in a book. Guy Mountfort, a leading naturalist, explains how tigers live, hunt, mate and rear their young. Drawing on exciting new discoveries, he also explains how they mark their territories to avoid conflicts with neighboring tiers, how the individual bio-chemical "fingerprint" of the tiger was discovered, and how telemetry enabled scientists to follow the movements of tigers through the jungle. SAVING THE TIGER also tells the story of one of the greatest successes ever achieved in the field of wildlife conservation. In the course of only forty years the population of tigers had crashed from 100,000 to barely 5,000. To prevent their seemingly inevitable extinction Guy Mountfort initiated a crusade to save them. It was to become the greatest international effort ever made to save a single species from extinction. Guy Mountfort describes "Operation Tiger" in fascinating detail, explaining how the World Wildlife Fund persuaded a dozen Asian countries to institute conservation programmes and how reserves were created in which the tigers could live in safety.

Saving the Tiger

Mountfort, Guy. Foreword by Sir Peter Scott

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