Magritte

MagritteRen Magritte (1898 1967), the master of Surrealism, invites you into a realm where men float in the sky wearing bowler hats. In his captivating paintings, Magritte weaves a tapestry of object and image, challenging reality and representation. With precise, mimetic techniques, he creates scenes defying scale, logic, and science a comb the size of a wardrobe, rocks floating in the sky, clouds drifting through an open door. This introductory book

his leadership of the African National Congress in Johannesburg

Chin provides behind-the-scenes insights into the challenges of capturing such awe-inspiring shots and shares the gripping stories of legendary adventurers

offering insight into his influential career and creative mind

and adorned with stylish muses including Gabrielle Chanel herself

and family

this book provides a fascinating glimpse into one of the most influential bodies of work in the photographic world

Jess Hallett

from city townhouses and apartments to beach houses and country homes

daring feats

Contra and Wildair

chocolate delights

examining how masculinity has been constructed and performed from the Renaissance to the present day