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met
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Recommended Art Books, by met on Jul 28, 2020 16:49:28 GMT 1,
Thank you for posting.
Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to.
If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book.
I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*.
Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop* should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled:
www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662
www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think
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As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend:
Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinker
www.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570
Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility:
Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now' - uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018
And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came.
__________
Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege - uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusic
Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusic
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beicoblack
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Recommended Art Books, by beicoblack on Jul 28, 2020 18:16:52 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Jul 28, 2020 18:32:48 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? No, you are not the only one :-)
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? No, you are not the only one :-)
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Jul 28, 2020 18:33:17 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? No, you are not the only one :-)
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? No, you are not the only one :-)
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Recommended Art Books, by Deleted on Jul 28, 2020 18:41:54 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Maybe 10 years ago for me
Now it's oooh...books
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? Maybe 10 years ago for me Now it's oooh...books
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Jul 28, 2020 18:44:06 GMT 1, Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusic
Interesting read met. Didn’t Lily Cole also present an art programme years ago. I have a vague memory of her posing for one artist, and of her having a bash at painting with Quinn.
Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusicInteresting read met. Didn’t Lily Cole also present an art programme years ago. I have a vague memory of her posing for one artist, and of her having a bash at painting with Quinn.
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Javier
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Recommended Art Books, by Javier on Jul 28, 2020 18:44:34 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
From now on, we will be two!
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? From now on, we will be two!
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Jul 28, 2020 18:48:24 GMT 1, Found it. Art Matters. 2013
I remember enjoying this series. I like Lily Cole.
Found it. Art Matters. 2013
I remember enjoying this series. I like Lily Cole.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Jul 28, 2020 18:58:38 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? Maybe 10 years ago for me Now it's oooh...books
We are of an age, my friend ...
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline? Maybe 10 years ago for me Now it's oooh...books We are of an age, my friend ...
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jul 28, 2020 19:04:32 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Apologies Beicoblack, granted, not the best heading, but can never find anything on here, so no clever subversive advertising for this Numpty, an age thing I'm afraid, just called it something I could remember, hence books, I can remember that.
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Apologies Beicoblack, granted, not the best heading, but can never find anything on here, so no clever subversive advertising for this Numpty, an age thing I'm afraid, just called it something I could remember, hence books, I can remember that.
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beicoblack
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Recommended Art Books, by beicoblack on Jul 28, 2020 19:15:07 GMT 1, Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Apologies Beicoblack, granted, not the best heading, but can never find anything on here, so no clever subversive advertising for this Numpty, an age thing I'm afraid, just called it something I could remember, hence books, I can remember that.
No worries! Your title definitely caught my attention.
Am I the only one who reads "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" whenever this thread pops up in the timeline?
Apologies Beicoblack, granted, not the best heading, but can never find anything on here, so no clever subversive advertising for this Numpty, an age thing I'm afraid, just called it something I could remember, hence books, I can remember that.
No worries! Your title definitely caught my attention.
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jul 28, 2020 19:20:59 GMT 1, This thread turning into the old fella's corner...….
I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh.
This thread turning into the old fella's corner...….
I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh.
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Recommended Art Books, by Schrödinger's Chat on Jul 28, 2020 19:41:44 GMT 1, This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh.
Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context:
55378008
Do kids even have calculators at school anymore?
This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh. Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context: 55378008 Do kids even have calculators at school anymore?
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Jul 28, 2020 20:08:40 GMT 1, This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh. Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context: 55378008 Do kids even have calculators at school anymore?
I was using one yesterday and my grown up son was laughing at me.
This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh. Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context: 55378008 Do kids even have calculators at school anymore? I was using one yesterday and my grown up son was laughing at me.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Jul 28, 2020 20:11:00 GMT 1, This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh.
A pleasant quiet little corner of the forum. I think it sits rather well with my radio thread (which got moved to the music section even though all my posts there are the spoken word - that made me grumpy).
This thread turning into the old fella's corner...…. I can actually remember when calculators came out Schrodinger'sChat…..sheesh. A pleasant quiet little corner of the forum. I think it sits rather well with my radio thread (which got moved to the music section even though all my posts there are the spoken word - that made me grumpy).
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Dive Jedi
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Recommended Art Books, by Dive Jedi on Jul 28, 2020 20:55:11 GMT 1, Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context: 55378008 Do kids even have calculators at school anymore? I was using one yesterday and my grown up son was laughing at me. TI-35 rules !
Haha, sorry I removed my post for being too juvenile but to provide context: 55378008 Do kids even have calculators at school anymore? I was using one yesterday and my grown up son was laughing at me. TI-35 rules !
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Recommended Art Books, by Terry Fuckwitt on Jul 28, 2020 23:53:31 GMT 1, Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusic
You are the forums walking talking encyclopedia. Much appreciated info, unlike my sloppy and lazy post.
Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusicYou are the forums walking talking encyclopedia. Much appreciated info, unlike my sloppy and lazy post.
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acaipride
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Recommended Art Books, by acaipride on Jul 29, 2020 0:09:56 GMT 1, Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusicYou are the forums walking talking encyclopedia. Much appreciated info, unlike my sloppy and lazy post.
first saw that beauty of a woman in Dr Parnassus, apart from being a great philo. film, she was real easy on the eyes
Thank you for posting. Haven't purchased this yet, but intend to. If a mere cover image can prompt others to do the same and even read a few pages, then that's a, er, win in my, er, book. I would encourage members to keep an eye on the author, Lily Cole*. Over the years, she has repeatedly impressed me. Just the fact she co-owns a book shop * should speak, er, volumes. Her response in 2018 to criticism for being chosen as a creative partner at the Brontë Parsonage Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of Emily Brontë's birth was also beautifully handled: www.nme.com/news/lily-cole-hits-back-at-critics-in-bronte-society-row-2206662www.lilycole.com/what-would-emily-bront-think__________ As for the subject matter of Cole's book, it appears comparable to one I highly recommend: Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by the rather brilliant Steven Pinkerwww.amazon.co.uk/Enlightenment-Now-Science-Humanism-Progress/dp/0525427570Here's a 2018 news interview with Pinker. The clip is superficial and brief (7:47), but still offers a reasonable overview and has the advantage of accessibility: Steven Pinker Discusses 'Enlightenment Now'- uploaded by WGBH News on 15 May 2018And just in case anyone requires further evidence of the present culture war between liberals and illiberals, even Pinker — who's about as thoughtful and levelheaded as a person can get — has recently been targeted by disingenuous "offence archeology" and the cretinism that is cancel culture. At the risk of being accused of hyperbole, this would arguably place us in the latter stages of First They Came. __________ Returning to Lily Cole, before promptly going off on another tangent, she's a helpful reminder of how great a band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege- uploaded by yeahyeahyeahsmusicYou are the forums walking talking encyclopedia. Much appreciated info, unlike my sloppy and lazy post. first saw that beauty of a woman in Dr Parnassus, apart from being a great philo. film, she was real easy on the eyes
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Recommended Art Books, by Terry Fuckwitt on Jul 30, 2020 21:08:02 GMT 1, Half price book and print for 24 hours only. Yep, It's still pricey but you get a lot for your money imo.
iconicimages.net/product/icons-the-ultimate-terry-oneill-boxset/
In celebration of Terry O’Neill being awarded a CBE for Services to Photography in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list, ACC Art Books and Iconic Images are proud to release this limited edition box-set containing two of his most acclaimed books and a special ‘Bardot with Cigar’ stamped and framed print.
The two books, Terry O Neill’s Opus and Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album – combined – contain more than 650 pages of the greatest photographs covering Terry O’Neill’s remarkable career. From David Bowie to Frank Sinatra, Elton John to Elvis Presley, Terence Stamp, Michael Caine, Raquel Welch and every James Bond in-between, these two books are a treasure trove of images from the frontline of film, music, fashion, royalty and sport – uniquely O’Neill.
Widely considered one of O’Neill’s signature photographs, ‘Bardot with Cigar’ was taken on the set of Les Petroleuses, aka The Legend of Frenchie King, in Spain 1971. “I was watching Brigitte prepare for the next scene, and the wind kept blowing her hair – I saw the photo I wanted to take before I snapped the camera. I had to wait weeks before the film was developed to know if I got the shot” remembers O’Neill.
The 20 x 28cm print is stamped and framed with a deep bevel envelope mount in 50/50 UV Glass and is ready to hang. This is one of Terry O’Neills most celebrated and collected prints and completely sold out in all small format editions.
The two books and framed Bardot print come packaged in a stand-alone box and a certificate of authenticity by Iconic Images.
Limited to 250 copies. Numbers 1-125: £650 & Numbers 126-250: £799
Half price book and print for 24 hours only. Yep, It's still pricey but you get a lot for your money imo. iconicimages.net/product/icons-the-ultimate-terry-oneill-boxset/In celebration of Terry O’Neill being awarded a CBE for Services to Photography in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list, ACC Art Books and Iconic Images are proud to release this limited edition box-set containing two of his most acclaimed books and a special ‘Bardot with Cigar’ stamped and framed print. The two books, Terry O Neill’s Opus and Terry O’Neill’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Album – combined – contain more than 650 pages of the greatest photographs covering Terry O’Neill’s remarkable career. From David Bowie to Frank Sinatra, Elton John to Elvis Presley, Terence Stamp, Michael Caine, Raquel Welch and every James Bond in-between, these two books are a treasure trove of images from the frontline of film, music, fashion, royalty and sport – uniquely O’Neill. Widely considered one of O’Neill’s signature photographs, ‘Bardot with Cigar’ was taken on the set of Les Petroleuses, aka The Legend of Frenchie King, in Spain 1971. “I was watching Brigitte prepare for the next scene, and the wind kept blowing her hair – I saw the photo I wanted to take before I snapped the camera. I had to wait weeks before the film was developed to know if I got the shot” remembers O’Neill. The 20 x 28cm print is stamped and framed with a deep bevel envelope mount in 50/50 UV Glass and is ready to hang. This is one of Terry O’Neills most celebrated and collected prints and completely sold out in all small format editions. The two books and framed Bardot print come packaged in a stand-alone box and a certificate of authenticity by Iconic Images. Limited to 250 copies. Numbers 1-125: £650 & Numbers 126-250: £799
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sipps
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Recommended Art Books, by sipps on Jul 31, 2020 16:26:45 GMT 1, does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down...
does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down...
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Trismanco
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Recommended Art Books, by Trismanco on Aug 8, 2020 15:25:06 GMT 1, Any recommendations on artist sketchbooks? Not blank sketchbooks, but of artists sketches and processes. I enjoy seeing the process and rough designs more than the final result oftentimes. Hi There,
I'm hoping that you may have seen the Street Sketchbook Series - oldies but goodies
Street Sketchbook & Street Sketchbook Journeys
Any recommendations on artist sketchbooks? Not blank sketchbooks, but of artists sketches and processes. I enjoy seeing the process and rough designs more than the final result oftentimes. Hi There, I'm hoping that you may have seen the Street Sketchbook Series - oldies but goodies
Street Sketchbook & Street Sketchbook Journeys
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Trismanco
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Recommended Art Books, by Trismanco on Aug 8, 2020 15:36:46 GMT 1, I haven't posted for a few years, but in case its not on the radar I've written a new book - The Stencil Graffiti Handbook published by Thames and Hudson. This time it's a handbook with tips from some of the most exciting artists working in this medium. It follows the book Stencil Graffiti which I began writing in 1999 and published in 2002 - so this follow up book charts developments in the 20 years following.
Attention artists, activists, designers, typographers, provocateurs and all rebellious spirits! This is not just a practical handbook for making stencil art, but a guide to an artistic path. Street-art expert Tristan Manco and the more than 100 artists in this book invite you to experience the absolute freedom stencils give them to create, to imagine, to make mistakes and to change the world.
In an unprecedented age of protest when so many people have something to say – about political upheaval, environmental crises, social inequalities or just to demand beauty in the world – stencil art bursts the bubble of complacency and gets the message out there, quickly and as many times as necessary.
You will find:
• Stencil skills from the best – artists’ tips and tricks, peeks inside the studio and work in progress • Previously unpublished stencil work from around the world – Buenos Aires to Paris to Melbourne and beyond • Extracts from the Manual de Stencil, a DIY stencil zine produced by the Instituto Bogotano de Corte (Bogotá Institute of Cut) • Profiles of the most exciting up-and-coming stencil artists of the next generation as well as influential stencil masters • Mini-tours through the city streets of eight stencil hotspots
Take a look here: thamesandhudson.com/the-stencil-graffiti-handbook-stencil-graffiti-2-9780500022856
and here - www.instagram.com/stencil_graffiti_handbook/
thanks T
I haven't posted for a few years, but in case its not on the radar I've written a new book - The Stencil Graffiti Handbook published by Thames and Hudson. This time it's a handbook with tips from some of the most exciting artists working in this medium. It follows the book Stencil Graffiti which I began writing in 1999 and published in 2002 - so this follow up book charts developments in the 20 years following. Attention artists, activists, designers, typographers, provocateurs and all rebellious spirits! This is not just a practical handbook for making stencil art, but a guide to an artistic path. Street-art expert Tristan Manco and the more than 100 artists in this book invite you to experience the absolute freedom stencils give them to create, to imagine, to make mistakes and to change the world. In an unprecedented age of protest when so many people have something to say – about political upheaval, environmental crises, social inequalities or just to demand beauty in the world – stencil art bursts the bubble of complacency and gets the message out there, quickly and as many times as necessary. You will find: • Stencil skills from the best – artists’ tips and tricks, peeks inside the studio and work in progress • Previously unpublished stencil work from around the world – Buenos Aires to Paris to Melbourne and beyond • Extracts from the Manual de Stencil, a DIY stencil zine produced by the Instituto Bogotano de Corte (Bogotá Institute of Cut) • Profiles of the most exciting up-and-coming stencil artists of the next generation as well as influential stencil masters • Mini-tours through the city streets of eight stencil hotspots Take a look here: thamesandhudson.com/the-stencil-graffiti-handbook-stencil-graffiti-2-9780500022856and here - www.instagram.com/stencil_graffiti_handbook/thanks T
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Recommended Art Books, by Deleted on Aug 8, 2020 15:39:22 GMT 1, I haven't posted for a few years, but in case its not on the radar I've written a new book - The Stencil Graffiti Handbook published by Thames and Hudson. This time it's a handbook with tips from some of the most exciting artists working in this medium. It follows the book Stencil Graffiti which I began writing in 1999 and published in 2002 - so this follow up book charts developments in the 20 years following. Attention artists, activists, designers, typographers, provocateurs and all rebellious spirits! This is not just a practical handbook for making stencil art, but a guide to an artistic path. Street-art expert Tristan Manco and the more than 100 artists in this book invite you to experience the absolute freedom stencils give them to create, to imagine, to make mistakes and to change the world. In an unprecedented age of protest when so many people have something to say – about political upheaval, environmental crises, social inequalities or just to demand beauty in the world – stencil art bursts the bubble of complacency and gets the message out there, quickly and as many times as necessary. You will find: • Stencil skills from the best – artists’ tips and tricks, peeks inside the studio and work in progress • Previously unpublished stencil work from around the world – Buenos Aires to Paris to Melbourne and beyond • Extracts from the Manual de Stencil, a DIY stencil zine produced by the Instituto Bogotano de Corte (Bogotá Institute of Cut) • Profiles of the most exciting up-and-coming stencil artists of the next generation as well as influential stencil masters • Mini-tours through the city streets of eight stencil hotspots Take a look here: thamesandhudson.com/the-stencil-graffiti-handbook-stencil-graffiti-2-9780500022856and here - www.instagram.com/stencil_graffiti_handbook/thanks T
One of the best books!
I haven't posted for a few years, but in case its not on the radar I've written a new book - The Stencil Graffiti Handbook published by Thames and Hudson. This time it's a handbook with tips from some of the most exciting artists working in this medium. It follows the book Stencil Graffiti which I began writing in 1999 and published in 2002 - so this follow up book charts developments in the 20 years following. Attention artists, activists, designers, typographers, provocateurs and all rebellious spirits! This is not just a practical handbook for making stencil art, but a guide to an artistic path. Street-art expert Tristan Manco and the more than 100 artists in this book invite you to experience the absolute freedom stencils give them to create, to imagine, to make mistakes and to change the world. In an unprecedented age of protest when so many people have something to say – about political upheaval, environmental crises, social inequalities or just to demand beauty in the world – stencil art bursts the bubble of complacency and gets the message out there, quickly and as many times as necessary. You will find: • Stencil skills from the best – artists’ tips and tricks, peeks inside the studio and work in progress • Previously unpublished stencil work from around the world – Buenos Aires to Paris to Melbourne and beyond • Extracts from the Manual de Stencil, a DIY stencil zine produced by the Instituto Bogotano de Corte (Bogotá Institute of Cut) • Profiles of the most exciting up-and-coming stencil artists of the next generation as well as influential stencil masters • Mini-tours through the city streets of eight stencil hotspots Take a look here: thamesandhudson.com/the-stencil-graffiti-handbook-stencil-graffiti-2-9780500022856and here - www.instagram.com/stencil_graffiti_handbook/thanks T One of the best books!
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Aug 8, 2020 20:01:45 GMT 1, does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down...
The fabulous Joseph Loughborough has some sketchbooks for sale on his site:
josephloughborough.bigcartel.com/
does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down... The fabulous Joseph Loughborough has some sketchbooks for sale on his site: josephloughborough.bigcartel.com/
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Aug 9, 2020 12:00:16 GMT 1, does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down...
Craww has this book of drawings from his sketchbook available
craww.bigcartel.com/product/muse
does anyone know where I could locate a Sainer sketchbook?? I would love to track one down... Craww has this book of drawings from his sketchbook available craww.bigcartel.com/product/muse
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Aug 11, 2020 13:29:41 GMT 1, Thank you for the Opie! Ordered one.
Thank you for the Opie! Ordered one.
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