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When Martin Parr was fourteen, his teacher wrote that he was ‘utterly lazy and inattentive’ in a school report. He went on to become one of the most successful and sought-after photographers in the world. Martin has published over one hundred photobooks on many different subjects, from seaside resorts to smoking, over his career. Now, Martin has produced a book about himself, telling his own story, in his own words. This autobiography combines over 150 of Martin’s photographs – from his earliest snapshots to the work he is doing today – with his recollections and reflections on each image.
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£39.95
A masterclass in the art of gift-giving, featuring creative tips, insightful anecdotes, and dozens of brilliant gift ideas for every occasion
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£22.00
Lisa Maffia is the queen of UK garage. She is a multi-talented singer-songwriter, musician, fashion designer, model and presenter. A legend in her own right, she has accumulated various awards and accolades including a Mobo, a BRIT and a Q Award. In ‘First Lady,’ Lisa candidly reflects on her struggles with identity, early motherhood, abusive relationships and the pressures of fame, while also recalling her experiences as the only female member of the award-winning collective So Solid Crew.
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£25.00
An exploration of David Hockney's story through a series of locations that transformed the way he saw the world – from the swimming pools of California and the landscapes of Yorkshire to the light of southern France and the changing seasons of Normandy.
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Nerdy, addictive, and gloriously cinematic – this is the ultimate bucket list for movie lovers who take their fandom global.
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Ever noticed how much traction a break-up ballad gains in column inches? Or how fans jump on dissecting and philosophising the roots of a diss track? Or ever watched a dance floor fill up whenever reference to Becky with the Good Hair blares through the speakers at a wedding party? Yep – the world, and its ears, love a bit of lyrically-sneering, heart-rending, soul-baring, all to a catchy baseline. From Lily Allen to Taylor Swift, Joni Mitchell to Beyonce, Charli XCX to Dolly Parton, Stevie Nicks to the members of ABBA, and let’s not forget 90’s RNB (who were those scrubs?!) – the world of pop has been full of brilliant singles that everyone sings along to, often without knowing their origin story. This book is a deep dive into their history and cultural reference, with some lovely snatches of gossip and trivia along the way.
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£30.00
Artists Modernist Houses is a beautifully illustrated architecture book showcasing some of the most stunning Modernist houses which are or have been lived in by artists.
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£15.99
Learn how to fold 75 beautiful paper projects, ranging from simple to complex, with Origami for Everyone.
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£49.95
A showcase of more than 250 women photographers who have captured some of the most remarkable images to date, celebrating their extraordinary vision and indelible impact on visual storytelling
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£39.95
An in-depth, illustrated exploration of Japanese homes designed by contemporary architects
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This title will tell the whole story by covering a dozen Christmas number ones, stretching from ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ in 1950 – a song that feels like it’s been around forever – to Wham’s ‘Last Christmas’, which finally made it to number one in 2023, thirty-nine years after it was first released. Each chapter will talk about the background behind each song, the songwriter and the performer. Not all of them will be Christmas songs – the Beatles dominated the Christmas number one slot in the sixties, and the Spice Girls likewise in the late nineties, but none of them were Christmas songs.
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£79.95
The legendary Vogue editor and international style icon presents a sumptuous compilation of her most memorable fashion imagery from the past decade
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A companion to Drawing Is Magic: Discovering Yourself in a Sketchbook, this playful and motivational sketchbook from New York Times bestselling author-artist John Hendrix will inspire creativity in artists of any age or experience level.Have you ever wanted to draw but fear of being “bad” kept you from even trying? Or you have no idea where to start? Good news: There is no “wrong” way to draw!Blending drawing prompts, visual metaphors, and entertaining games, award-winning and bestselling illustrator John Hendrix will help you build an expansive list of 100 things and more that you love to draw—and to unlock your boundless imagination.Designed for curious, imaginative kids, 100 Things You Love to Draw helps young artists build confidence by drawing things they already care about. With open‑ended prompts and gentle guidance, this book encourages experimentation, creativity, and self‑expression—without pressure
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£110.00
Vogue Portraits tells the story of our time through a century of defining images—collected in a spectacular two-volume slipcased set.Vogue has always been about much more than fashion. At the heart of its identity, relevance, and power are history-defining photographs that have accompanied the title’s legendary profiles and interviews.Here, compiled across two volumes, are more than 320 of these portraits, drawn from the magazine’s extraordinary archive and taken by photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Irving Penn, Steven Meisel, Peter Lindbergh, Richard Avedon, and many more.The portraits are of actors and icons, pop stars and power brokers, divas and dealmakers, activists, intellectuals, champions, and troublemakers—figures who have shaped culture across a century.Across these two volumes you’ll find Cate Blanchett, Kirsten Dunst, Madonna, Pablo Picasso, John F. Kennedy, Emma Stone, Amanda Seyfried, Truman Ca
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Banksy is much more than a street artist-he is a living legend whose identity remains a mystery, yet whose voice resonates throughout the world.