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Looking For Jackie | |
| American Fashion Icons | ||
| by Kathleen Craughwell-Varda | ||
| ISBN 0-688-16726-8 | ||
| Fourteen women of style from 1800 to 1998 are featured, illustrating style and fashion changes, and how these influences became incorporated into style for the rest of us. Among the women profiled are: Dolley Madison; Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, the American sister-in-law of Napoleon; Harriet Lane Johnston, the niece of bachelor President James Buchanan; Joan Crawford; Katharine Hepburn; and Grace Kelly. | ||
| 9 1/2 x 13, 208 pages. $19.99 | ||
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Maps and Mapmakers of the Civil War |
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| By Earl B. McElfresh | ||
| 0-8109-3430-2 | ||
| This book presents the largest collection of Civil War maps ever published. Ranging from exquisitely detailed color renderings to rough pencil sketches, these maps are not only invaluable historical artifacts, but genuine works of art. | ||
| 10 x 12, 272 pages. $24.99 | ||
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Peaks of Glory | |
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Climbing the World's Highest Mountains |
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By Stefano Ardito |
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| ISBN 0-7858-1369-1 | ||
| With pages full of hard-earned photographs of some of the world's most beautiful and inaccessible places, this book tells the story of mountaineering from the 15th century to the present day, describing some of the most challenging mountains on each continent. | ||
| 10 x 12, 144 pages. $19.99 | ||
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Native Nations | |
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Journeys in American Photography |
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| ISBN 1-861-54073-6 | ||
| Native Nations accompanies the exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery, which is a visually rich yet critical exploration of the photographic representation of Native North Americans before the First World War and the advent of Modernism. | ||
| 10 x 11 3/4, 320 pages. Orig. $60.00, Sale $29.99 | ||
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