Dove, the leading publication in the travel and lifestyle magazine market for the past twenty-five years at least, is devoting a special feature in its latest issue to the Poles, titled La Linea del Ghiaccio. Alessia Merati and Gianfranco Raffaelli describe nine journeys to our planet’s antipodes, and in so doing draw attention to our…
Some of the extraordinary photographs that Paul Starosta took at the Museum of Geneva—aiming his lens on the 47,000 eggs in the Werner Haller Collection—are featured in the May issue of Focus.
Thanks to Rick Kogan’s article, our book of portraits of sheep and goats by Kevin Horan (Goats and Sheep. A Portrrait Farm; French ed. Chèvres ou moutons; Italian ed. Capre o pecore) is now headed for Chicago. This conquest of America fills us with pride, and perhaps goat here really is the appropriate word.
The Wall Street Journal has devoted column space to our photographic book Goats and Sheep. A Portrait Farm on the day of its American launch. We are naturally extremely proud of this visibility in the USA.
The Farnese Cup truly is a hidden treasure, and for this reason has been chosen as the standard bearer of our series, as well as being the subject of an important article in the prominent arts magazine Connaissance des arts (February 2019). In it, Hervé Grandsart traces the artefact’s romantic history and examines its mysterious…
The magazine I luoghi dell’infinito dedicates two articles in the December 2018 issue to our books featuring the stunning photography of Paul Starosta: Semi and Uova (Italian ed.), Œufs (French ed.). The first essay is by Leonardo Servadio, who discusses the potential for life contained in seeds, as well as their being the bearers of…
The December issue of Country Music Mag has included our Il était une fois le Western (Once upon a Time…The Western) in its “Des livres sur la piste” column, describing it as “L’un des dix meilleurs ouvrages jamais paru sur le sujet”. And we are extremely proud!
The “beaux livres” column in the December 2018 issue of L’Œil’s has spotlighted our Bill Traylor. We are proud that one of the publisher’s “loves at first sight” should achieve international success!
Among the reviews published in the November 2018 issue of the magazine Archeo is an appraisal of our De l’aigle à la louve, edited by Stefano Mammini. Besides pointing out the importance of Carlo Maria Fallani’s patronage, the author highlights the extraordinary nature of this “pocket bestiary” admirably illustrated by Luigi Spina’s photographs. Not just plain…
One of the books the magazine Polka (2018–19 winter issue) suggests would make a good present is our Oscar G. Rejlander, artiste photographe. The magazine describes the book as enthralling, which obviously applies to the photographic pioneer’s The Two Ways of Life (1857), one of the first photomontages in history.
The over two hundred eggs photographed by Paul Starosta that find their way into his book Uova (Eggs) look like an array of imaginary planets. This is how this universe of multifarious eggs initially struck Federico Geremei, as well as being the metaphor the journalist uses to introduce this primordial object on the digital pages (sic)…
The online edition of the well-known magazine Vanity Fair offers an article by Federico Geremei on our book Capre o Pecore (English edition Goats and Sheep. A Portrait Farm; French edition Chèvres ou Moutons). Geremei is impressed by the book’s originality and its visual (and emotional) impact, as well as the skill displayed in managing not…
The online version of Style Magazine, Corriere della Sera’s monthly insert, includes a number of works by Fernando Costa, illustrating diverse visual effects even though all are made using street signs. Click on the link: https://style.corriere.it/mostre-e-arte/fernando-costa-e-la-seconda-vita-dei-segnali-stradali/
The October issue of l’Espresso napoletano includes an article on Luigi Spina by Maria Teresa Iacomino. The journalist describes him as an art historian, archaeologist, photographer, troubadour, and learned tourist guide. We are proud that Luigi is one of our authors and that, like us, he loves to surround himself with beauty and is always in search…
In her column Libri in the monthly magazine Arte, Cara Ronza includes our Bill Traylor. She briefly outlines the originality of this self-taught artist, his struggles in life, and the success achieved at last with his first solo show in 1940.
The collector’s issue of Marie Claire Maison (Italian edition), available from the end of September, includes one of the 200 eggs photographed by Paul Starosta, the subject of our latest book Uova (Œufs in the French edition). The pictures of these extravagant “pieces”—all of which are in the Werner Haller Collection recently acquired by the Museum of Geneva—are…
The success of Artico and its author Vincent Munier continues unabated. The September issue of Il Giornale del Viaggiatore, a biannual travel and culture magazine published by Tucano Viaggi Ricerca in Turin, devotes a number of pages to our book. The lion’s share of the work is actually done by the silent yet magnificent illustrations and…
The cover design of the August issue of the monthly magazine Archeo. Attualità del passato, consists of a detail of the Farnese Cup. This is one of a series of wonderful photos illustrating an accompanying article by Stefano Mammini that were taken by Luigi Spina for our book co-published with the National Archaeological Museum of…