Difficult fundingThe second black point is coordinationLittle social progressIn the early 1990's the mechanics would have brokenA similar tool was developed in the United StatesFinally he withdrew the reform of the special pension plans5 billion in cash funded by major banks in his country5 a performance worthy of their best yearsIt is true that by its size this high school is twoBut exclusively on the tertiary real estate marketBut there is a still a few lessons to meditateAdvantage such as gear produces only waterVAN CLEEF & ARPELS. REFLECTIONS OF ETERNITY
Marc Petit
Born of the love story between Estelle Arpels and Alfred Van Cleef, dynasty 22, place Vendôme dedicated since 1906 its know-how to the selection of the more gems around two themes: the nature of flowers, leaves or butterflies, and haute couture, it reproduced in jewellery meshes, nodes and other clasps. A style in the world as early as the 1930s, inspiring many other Jewellers. Strong point of the House, technical innovations that are forgotten frames and leave to speak rubies and emeralds cut more closely. This book appears on the centenary of Van Cleef, illustrated by unpublished photos of the great dead nature photographer Guy Lucas of Peslouan. Found with happy clients stars of the House in images from archives of Jackie Kennedy to the Uma Thurman passing by Maria Callas. O N
Editions art circle, 192 pages, 100 euros.
EMBROIDERY, ITALIAN FASHION
Preface by Giusi Ferrè
This book-fabric takes us to the discovery of the most beautiful clothes embroidered of all time, 2000s included. In Italy, but also in France, India and China. Glitter, sequins, mirrors, son stained, jewels, flowers, Crystal dot dresses and jackets from the expertise of some workshops (such as Lesage in Paris, Jato in Bologna) past masters in the art of marriage sewing and decorating. Under the guidance of couturiers transalpine Kings of the genus, Antonio Berardi, Domenico Dolce, Riccardo Tisci, Antonio Marras, Veronica Etro, Roberto Cavalli, Gianfranco Ferré, Emilio Pucci, Valentino, Donatella Versace, whose comments punctuate the book timely. O N
ditions Damiani (distribution criticism books).
280 pages, 230 photos, 96 euros.
REMBRANDT
Gary Schwartz
Rembrandt was born 400 years ago. For the second time in 25 years, Gary Schwarz he dedicated a book "comprehensive". This monograph has the ambition to explore all facets of its huge production (more than 300 paintings, 500 drawings and some 200 etchings) through the study of his pictorial technique and the functioning of his workshop, his professional milieu and its patrons, of its place in the Holland of century of gold, etc. New aspects of the art of Rembrandt are updated here. The Rembrandt is a sum, but also a beautiful picture book. The reproductions are superb and, if not learn by reading scholarly and exciting author comments, may simply be being dazzled by the richness and complexity of the Dutch master. R. V.
Flammarion, 384 pages, 65 euros.
SPLENDOUR IN LEGACY. PALACES AND CASTLES OF THE GREAT FAMILIES OF EUROPE
Alexis Gregory, Marc Walter
"Have a beautiful ancestral residence is the source of countless problems, keep it is a real challenge," warns Alexis Walter. He dedicated this book to homes that still belong to the same family since the time of their construction. Thus the Haar Kasteel, near Utrecht, the largest castle of the Netherlands. Neo-Gothic style, it was rebuilt at the end of the 19th century. The entrance hall, very large and flamboyant, is itself astounding. Change of scenery with the Casa de Pilatos, in the historical quarter of Seville, that mixes the styles medieval, Gothic, Moorish and Renaissance. The Italy is honored with the Palazzo Gangi, Palermo, where lived the prince San Vincenzo and where the Cheetah of Luchino Visconti was shot. Stay in Italy with the Palazzo Sacchetti, located between the Vatican and the Castel Sant'Angelo, which the giant Sala dei Mappamondi, of Renaissance style, was entirely decorated with frescoes by Francesco Salviati Mannerism. The splendours, in effect, which sometimes crushing the heirs. R. V.
The Passage, 208 pages, 200 illustrations,
50 euros.
THE EARTH
Gabriel Bauret, Gilles Fumey
Go directly to page 144. Face to face, two beautiful square photos. On the left, a peasant in Cairo and his camel are gentle eyes. Right, serious as two popes, a farmer and his Bull of 1 100 kilograms pose for Yann Arthus-Bertrand at the Paris agricultural show. Thousands of kilometres away, the same relationship with the animal, made of complicity, shared effort, and a dose of mimicry between man and the beast... The principle of the book is: on the theme of the peasants in the world, do respond to recent photographs taken in the four corners of the planet. The same August gesture of the sower in the Camargue and in Angola. Wrinkles on the forehead of a farmer in Lozère and the grooves of the plough in Belgium. Or on the contrary the exuberance of a market for cutting with the side Niamey aseptic plant tomatoes in Spain. Beautiful photos signed Depardon, Salgado, Martin Parr and others, accompanied by texts sometimes a bit pompous but very rich. A success. D. C.
Editions of the oak, 228 pages, 59,90 EUR.
SCRAP BOOK
Henri Cartier-Bresson.
Texts by Agnès Sire and Michel Frizot.
This is the book and the sketchbook of the man the New York Post called just after the war of "France's most talented young photographer". In 1946, Henri Cartier-Bresson is the United States to prepare for his exhibition at MoMA and worked for Harper's Bazaar who sends it in reporting with Truman Capote. It describes the "Dancing along the sidewalk as a Dragonfly concerned, three large Leica balancing on their belts around his neck, the fourth bolted on the eye". 163 Prints made by HCB himself for the MoMA sign the birth certificate of his biographer Pierre Assouline would call "the eye of the century". And mark the creation of the Magnum Agency, without which it would not become a photojournalist. Exposure (Foundation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Tel.: 01 56 80 27 00) and a book can discover original, lavish sweepstakes. Photo book in addition to the back, propagated annotations to their actual size, fully printed. A pure treat retinal. With the "show" and the different framing, a lesson in photography. T. D.
Editions Steidl, 240 pages, 65 euros.
