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Kristof Debris, Belgium, February 03, 2008
Life in Brussels got even better when I heard Taschen opened a store here! Thank you Taschen - as a fan I can assure you I will add to the store's success by picking up my choice of titles directly at this outlet. A few requests while I'm at it : the Walton Ford books look amazing - is there a more affordable collection planned in the future for us working class heroes ? Newton's Work seems hard to find these days - is it only available from online sources anymore ?? It would be a shame to see such a book go out of print. Keep up the great work !
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1.  Grant Bradford, United Kingdom, February 14, 2008
Please Taschen plan a standard edition of Walton Ford, as you have done with Costume and Leonardo books
Riccardo, Italy, February 03, 2008
I would like to find in bookshop several little books with picture about the film stars of the twenty and the thirty years of hollywood and europe
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1.  Paul Duncan, Editor, United Kingdom, February 07, 2008
Dear Riccardo, I have edited several photo books in the Movie Icons series featuring stars from the 1920s and 1930s, including Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Charlie Chaplin and The Marx Brothers. Mae West is out soon also. They are all available in Italian. Thank you for your interest, best - paul
Décio Lima, Brazil, February 02, 2008
This is a very nice site. I'd love to see more books about japanese gardens.
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Nikola, Serbia, February 02, 2008
I was wondering why didn't you write a book about ZAHA HADID? She's one of the most interesting architects of our time. She's a first woman in history who got pritzker prize. I think she deserves to be in a Taschen book. Wish you all the best
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1.  Florian Kobler, Editor, Cologne, Germany, February 13, 2008
Dear Nikola, we're actually already working on such a monograph. Please keep your eyes open so that you don't miss its publication in 2009. Best, Florian
Dominik Hurthe, Germany, February 01, 2008
Taschen – I love it!
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Chicken, United Kingdom, February 01, 2008
Hi there, I wonder if there could be a H.R Giger diary next year? Thanks :D
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Barbara Siek, United States, January 31, 2008
Taschen books are works of art and have always been treasured in my home. We would love to see a Movie Icon volume devoted to British film icon Dirk Bogarde. What an thrill that would be to see Bogarde's handsome looks and memorable films illustrated in a gorgeous Taschen book. Thank you for considering this. Barbara S. The Sir Dirk Bogarde group
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1.  Paul Duncan, Editor, United Kingdom, February 07, 2008
Dear Barbara, Many thanks for your suggestion. Dirk Bogarde had a very interesting career and proved himself a great actor. We recently had a readers' poll to decide which stars to publish in our Movie Icons series. I'm afraid you'll have to wait and see whether or not he made it! best - paul
Sara, United States, January 30, 2008
Hello, I just mail ordered your 25th anniversary book on Hundertwasser as must say I am appalled by how ugly the interior design is--giant chunky san serif type, huge passages of all caps with no indents to indicate new paragraphs. An art book that is such an eyesore that it's hard to look at!!! Please clean up your act if you haven't already. Sorry, but you should know better.
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bibo, United Kingdom, January 30, 2008
i work in a bookstore and i love your style cities books!! any chance of barcelona, madrid ,rome and why not los angeles to add to my collection?
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Mónica Karlsson, Argentina, January 28, 2008
I love Taschens books, therefore I'm wishing you prepeare an edition with SXIX Ilustrators from Europe: Gustave Doré, Doyle, Tenniels, Hauffman, etc. And another of Ilustrators for Children books like Ford, Segur, Nielssen, etc. They are so georgeos artist that they are worth of a Taschen edition, for people of S XXI. May be is the time for a luxurious edition of a Childrens book of classic stories. I think it would be good for the existencial healths of the new genrations.
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