354 N. Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA, 90210
United States
Tel +1-310-274 4300
Fax +1-310-274 4040
store-beverly(at)taschen.com
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Store Beverly Hills
Selected Quotations from International Media
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"The publisher of the "most exquisite books on the planet," as sex- and art-book purveyor Benedikt Taschen likes to call himself, has opened a West Coast outpost..."
— L.A. Confidential by Alex Worman, artnet.com, United States
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Wild Volumes - Inside TASCHEN's startling new store
by Greg Goldin — Los Angeles Magazine, Los Angeles, United States |
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"Now, international art-book publisher TASCHEN aims to do things differently. Founded in Germany by Benedikt Taschen, the eponymously named firm has opened its first US outpost, in the heart of Beverly Hills. Designed by Philippe Starck, the store is a high, narrow space where the shelves are glossy walnut, the love seats are done up in golden leather, and an upstairs exhibition gallery is imported glass from Paris. The Euro sleekness could have made TASCHEN LA a forbidding place - even to browse; instead you feel as if you've wandered into a sophisticated literary boudoir. There is, for instance, the volume of photographs from Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki that sells for $2,000. And don't overlook GOAT, a photo tribute to Muhammad Ali. At 75 pounds, the "Champ's Edition" costs $7,500."
— Movieline's Hollywood Life, Los Angeles, United States
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"The celebrated, often provocative art book publisher opens its first U.S. store, and it's a beauty. We especially like the lounge area in the back with its black leather banquette, plasma TV screens and communal reading table. Titles range from nice - Seaside Interiors - to naughty - Motel Fetish. We had particular fun flipping through the pages of a little book called Vintage Food Graphics, which memorializes such products as Tater Pokes, Rots O' Ruck, Candee and Corn Flakes with Instant Bananas."
— WHERE, Los Angeles, United States
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"Avant-garde German publishing house TASCHEN has teamed up with architect Philippe Starck for its just opened U.S. flagship in Beverly Hills. The bookstore, which sells limited editions priced in the thousands, is suitably glitzy, with gold leather accents, purple mirror and glossy walnut wood cases. Artist Albert Oehlen also created 20 computer-generated collages for the walls and ceiling."
— Women's Wear Daily, New York, United States
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Los Angeles. Portrait of a City Hardcover, 9.8 x 13.4 in., 572 pages, $ 69.99 Rise and sprawl: how Los Angeles Came To Be. A pictorial history of the City of Angels |
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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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New! Harry Benson. The Beatles Hardcover, 10.4 x 14.7 in., 272 pages, $ 69.99 Behind Beatlemania. The unlimited edition |
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New! Alfred Wertheimer. Elvis, Art Edition A Hardcover in clamshell box with print in portfolio, 12.3 x 17.3 in., 418 pages, $ 1,800 Limited edition of 125 copies, each with the gelatin silver print Kneeling at the Mosque (1956), signed by Alfred Wertheimer |
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New! 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 |