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Sebastião Salgado. GENESIS
Hardcover, 2 vols. with book stand, 18.4 x 27.6 in., 704 pages, $ 4,000
A collection of exquisitely reproduced large-format images from the GENESIS project. Available only as a limited edition of 2,500 copies |
 Sebastião Salgado. GENESIS
Hardcover with 17 fold-outs, 9.6 x 14.0 in., 520 pages, $ 69.99
Stunning black and white photographs from the GENESIS project arranged in five chapters geographically: Planet South, Sanctuaries, Africa, Northern Spaces, Amazonia and Pantanal
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Alfred Wertheimer. Elvis and the Birth of Rock and Roll
Hardcover in clamshell box, 12.3 x 17.3 in., 418 pages, $ 700
The making of Elvis, behind the scenes. Limited edition of 1,706 copies
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 Harry Benson. The Beatles
Hardcover, 10.4 x 14.7 in., 272 pages, $ 69.99
Behind Beatlemania. The unlimited edition
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Magic. 1400s–1950s
Hardcover in slipcase, 9.9 x 15.0 in., 544 pages, $ 69.99
Illusion, enchantment, and wonder. The world’s greatest magicians from the Middle Ages through the 1950s
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Emilio Pucci
Hardcover, 11.8 x 11.8 in., 420 pages, $ 69.99
Pucci's vision and legacy. The unlimited edition. Available in four different cover designs, each depicting an original pattern from the Pucci collection
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100 Contemporary Green Buildings
Hardcover, 2 vols. in slipcase, 9.4 x 12.0 in., 696 pages, $ 59.99
Where the grass really is greener: eco-friendly building in the world today
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Video
Sebastião Salgado. GENESIS
Two men, one mission: Salgado talks with Benedikt Taschen about the project that changed his life
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 TASCHEN Summer Sale!
Display & Slightly Damaged Books 50% – 75% OFF
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My Favorite TASCHEN Book Is...
 “I’ve called Los Angeles home for more than four decades, and still I manage to discover more of it every time I open this TASCHEN book. It captures everything I love about my home – Muscle Beach, palm trees, the Hollywood hills – and even manages to show off some of the things I hate – the fantastic map of the old, extensive public transit system that was dismantled and discarded reminds me of just how shortsighted my starstruck home can be. Benedikt Taschen did the impossible. He took a city obsessed with the hottest, newest things and managed to create a lasting and beautiful memory.” Illustration by Robert Nippoldt |