Katie Scott

The Story of Life: Evolution is a graphic, fold-out guide that provides the ultimate reference to evolution and life forms. The book starts with the first single-cell organisms and ends with modern life forms. The Story of Life: Evolution is a strong non-fiction offering that complements Animalium. A versatile resource, read it as a book or use it as a fold-out reference. Illustrated by Katie Scott, who also illustrated the bestselling book Animalium. A new format in the Welcome to the Museum series that supports and complements the existing formats and titles. Concertina format perfect for the Tree of Life since the process of evolution can be spread out and examined singly.

Evolution

Story of Life

Kathy Willis

Botanicum Doga Tarihi Müzesi

Melissa Lee Hyde

In Rococo echo, a team of international contributors adopts a wide lens to explore the relationship of the Rococo with time. Through chapters organised around broad temporal moments -- the French Revolution, the First World War and the turn of the twenty-first century -- contributors show that the Rococo has been viewed variously as modern, late, ruined, revived, preserved and anticipated. Taking into account the temporality of the Rococo as form, some contributors consider its function as both a visual language and a cultural marker engaged in different ways with the politics of nationalism, gender and race. The Rococo is examined, too, as a mode of expression that encompassed and assimilated styles, and which functioned as a surprisingly effective means of resisting both authority -- whether political, religious or artistic -- and cultural norms of gender and class. Contributors also show how the Rococo, from its birth in France, reverberated through England, Germany, Italy, Portugal and the South American colonies to become a pan-European, even global movement.--Back cover.

Art, History and Historiography from Cochin to Coppola

Rococo Echo

Jenny Broom

Animalium. Il grande museo degli animali

Caroline Arscott

This fascinating book takes as its starting point the recurrent motif of Venus as the associated figure of Cupid in Western art from the Renaissance to the present day. Original essays investigate issues of art, gender, and sexuality, and bring a particular moment into vivid focus, looking at specific works of painting, sculpture, design, or photography. The essays not only make important contributions to art history, but also to the historical field, and to cultural and gender studies.

Art and Sexuality

Manifestations of Venus

Mary D. Sheriff

Mimi Hellman

Charissa Bremer-David

"This exhibition challenges the reasons why sculpture is usually considered alone, in the gallery, and the decorative arts are considered as part of a period setting. It suggests that by breaking away from these conventional categories we can see how sculpture is also part of a spatial conversation, and how furniture and fittings can be appreciated as unique works." "With five original essays and forty complete catalogue entries, this publication both documents an exhibition and goes beyond it, opening our eyes to the fluidity of formal language in the 'long' eighteenth century, and to the ways in which objects can change according to whether they are seen together or apart, as mobile or fixed, as two- or three-dimensional, as ideal or as functional." --Book Jacket.

Finding Sculpture in the Decorative Arts : an Exhibition Co-organised by the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds and the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California

Taking Shape

A beautiful colouring book from the creator of the bestselling Animalium.Packed with creatures great and small, from the tiniest polyp to the mighty lion, this beautiful colouring book is perfect for all animal-lovers. Colour in the animals, decorate the frames and learn incredible facts along the way. You can then tear out each page and hang your masterpieces proudly on the wall. From the creators of the bestselling Animalium, this title reveals the intricate line-drawings behind Katie Scott's finished illustrations. Engaging, informative and visually stunning, this fantastic addition to the 'Welcome to the Museum' series is sure to get you feeling creative. So pick up your pencils and discover the world of Animalium.

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