Nan Richardson

Love in the wild: affectionate, ferocious, and sometimes, even fatal.

Wild Love

Wendy Ewald

Catherine Chermayeff

Photographs and narratives feature the children of rural India

The Story of an Indian Village

I Dreamed I Had a Girl in My Pocket

Eddie Adams

An anthropologist's dream source for studying ongoing political, sexual, and social trends.

What to Wear When Fashion Makes History

Dressed to Kill

Kate De Castelbajac

"Decade by decade, The Face of the Century offers a lively and thoughtful discussion in text and pictures of the impact of beauty on society. It analyzes changing social attitudes toward makeup, seen through the varied windows of Hollywood, fashion photography, art, music, theater, science, and advances in the cosmetics industry itself. The illustrations include high-style portraiture by photographers Beaton, Horst, Newton, and Testino, immortalizing such beauty icons as Mary Pickford, Catherine Deneuve, Josephine Baker, Twiggy, Elizabeth Taylor, and Nadja Auermann. Also included is and eclectic survey of advertisements for beauty products and accessories, from international magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Queen, Art, gout, beaute, and Harper's Bazaar."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

100 Years of Makeup and Style

The Face of the Century

Ivan Chermayeff

Provides information on a variety of birds, how they live, and what they eat

Feathery Facts

Kerry Kennedy

Kerry Kennedy Cuomo

Presents a collection of fifty profiles of individuals, both famous and unsung, who are struggling to make a difference in the world, including Nelson Mandela, the Dalai Lama, Helen Prejean, Desmond Tutu, and Elie Wiesel.

Human Rights Defenders who are Changing Our World

Speak Truth to Power

Sally Gall

Noted photographer Sally Gall here seeks beauty in the terrestrial, with a remarkable series of images of the underworld taken throughout the world, all exploring a spiritual realm enhanced by the history of early human passage, myth and spiritual transcendence. With a powerful and evocative essay by former Poet Laureate Mark Strand, this otherworldly look at the architecture beneath our feet leads us to the recognition that we all come at last to darkness and silence.

Subterranea

George B. Schaller

Michael Nichols

In beautiful yet eerily disturbing color photographs, the "Indiana Jones" of photography records the struggle for survival of the gorillas of the Virunga Mountains, the land they inhabit, and the Rwandan people whose destiny they share.

Nan Richardson

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