Philippe Garner

Though he''s not a household name, photographer Elio Sorci''s legacy is undeniable. Sorci was the world''s first paparazzi photographer, responsible for capturing candid images of iconic celebrities such as Audrey Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, Sofia Loren and Goldie Hawn at their most glamorous. He''s also responsible for helping birth the cult of celebrity as we know it today, exposing the private lives of such people to mass scrutiny. It was Sorci who would reveal Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton''s affair to the media, prompting a scandal so large that Taylor would make enquiries about legal action against Pope St. John XXIII after he condemned their "erotic vagrancy".For this interest in the famous, Sorci was duly rewarded. He was immortalised on film as the character Paparazzo in Federico Fellini''s classic La Dolce Vita, giving the breed of photographers who followed in his wake the title they''re still known by, "Paparazzi." Sorci now also finds the archives of his work posthumously turned into a set of startlingly beautiful books by Roads Publishing, who describe them as "candid, glamorous, often hilarious and always cool."

"Para los amantes del pop art, Twiggy, los Beatles y todo lo retro, este libro es la meca ... suficiente para activar los más estrictos modernistas en hippies, esta es la última guía de la década de

Edición bilingüe: Español / Italiano.Nuevos materiales para nuevas formas. Sixties Design nos proporciona una maravillosa muestra de una increíble década. El texto repasa el período a tavés de sus te

Nuevos materiales con nuevas formasSixties Design provides a richly illustrated survey of a remarkable decade. The text reviews the period through certain all-important themes - the Modernist continuum, Pop culture, Space-Age styles, Utopian ambitions and Anti-Design, identifying the impact of new thinking on every area of design. The illustrations follow the ideas presented in the text and embrace a wide variety of media, making connections between domestic and industrial design, graphics, film, fashion, architecture and city planning.This is the first book to analyse the international design trends of a decade increasingly recognised as one of the most visually exciting of the 20th century, a decade remembered with affection by those who experienced it and viewed with fascination by the younger generation.

A woman among Modernists Though her work has often been overshadowed by that of her peers such as Le Corbusier and Marcel Breuer, Irish designer, lacquer-artist, and architect Eileen Gray (1878-1976) is now widely recognized as a designer of great talent and individuality. She first excelled in the exacting craft of lacquer, creating screens, panels, furniture, and objects of technical virtuosity and poetic strength. Eileen Gray then developed an interest in architecture, designing two houses, ?E-1027? (completed 1929) and ?Tempe a Pailla? (completed 1934) in the south of France, which are seminal examples of the spirit of the Modern movement. This book analyses and illustrates the full range of her furniture, interiors, and completed architectural projects. Reprint of the edition of 1993.

La fotografía del visionario Helmut Newton (1920–2004), de alcance prácticamente inigualable y que abarca más de cinco décadas, llegó a millones de personas gracias a su publicación en revistas como