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Cactus garden portfolio, Huntington Gardens
Visual Materials
Collection of 13 photographs by artist and photographer Christine Laptuta. Collection contents: 12 black-and-white, platinum and palladium prints depicting eye-level views of cactus and other plants in the Desert Garden of the Huntington Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California. The prints were made by contact printing strips of 120 mm film made with a Holga camera. These images are approximately 2.25 x 13 inches and smaller. In addition, there is one very large panoramic print created by digitally scanning the film to create an archival pigment print measuring 19 x 110.5 inches.
photCL 525
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Bring up the bodies
Rare Books
"Joining the phenomenal best-selling Folio edition of Wolf Hall, the second book in Hilary Mantel's trilogy also features the striking artwork of fine artists Igor and Marina. Working in pencil, the artistic duo delves into the minutiae of Cromwell's life, bringing emotion and intrigue to the 11 drawings. A spectacular colour frontispiece and stunning binding design complete their work on this incredible edition. Henry VIII has grown tired of Anne Boleyn and wants a new queen ... Thomas Cromwell will help him fulfil this desire. In the second book in what is arguably the greatest trilogy of the modern era, Mantel immerses the reader in the narrative of the King's chief minister, as played out against the glamorous and contentious backdrop of Tudor London"--From The Folio Society.
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Namibia : the forbidden zone
Rare Books
"Namibia, on the south-west coast of Africa, is sandwiched between two vast deserts. It is a land of amazing beauty and, quite literally, hidden gems, being one of the world's primary sources of diamonds. The sand dunes, shaped by the winds, are colored by the prevailing light. Richard Ehrlich has captured not only the breathtaking landscape but also the insides of homes occupied now only by piles of drifting sand. The colors, shapes, patterns, and small signs of former inhabitants are meticulously and beautifully recorded in this gorgeous new book"--Publisher's description.
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The higher learning in America
Rare Books
The author advocate restructuring undergraduate education based on 'a course of study consisting of the greatest books of the western world and the arts of reading, writing, thinking, and speaking, together with mathematics, the best exemplar of the processes of human reason.' He argues that the modern specialist is 'cut off from every field but his own, ' but that a liberal arts college experience could provide a basic shared intellectual experience."
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Homo ludens : a study of the play-element in culture
Additional Formats
Discusses the cultural phenomenon of the human play instincts and play acting in modern western society.
CB 53 H911 1950
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Colour harmony and contrast : for the use of art students, designers, and decorators ; with sixteen plates in colour, and eleven explanatory diagrams
Rare Books
"The aim of the writer in this work has been to treat the subject of colour, both in its physical and artistic aspects, and also to show the connection, as well as some of the distinctions, between the scientific theory of the spectral colours of light, and the artistic practice of colour harmony and contrast. The book may also be described as the result of an attempt to provide a practical colour manual for the use of art students, decorators, and designers, and for those who may be engaged in any occupation where a knowledge of colour is essential"--From preface.
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