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Is a book of poetry in Spanish, French and English, accompanied by photographs. ""Its nice pictures of nude has been one of my greatest discoveries of Arles."" Jean Claude Lemaigny, former director of the Photography Department at the French National Library.

In fall 2012, the hardcover edition of this book was released to critical acclaim and received several awards, including the 2013 American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award for its innovative collaborative approach and design. Now available in a smaller, more afford - able paperback edition, Petrochemical America features Richard Misrachs haunting photo-graphic record of Louisianas Chemical Corridor, accompanied by landscape architect Kate Orff s Ecological Atlasa series of speculative drawings developed through research and mapping of data from the region. Their joint effort...

With Torero, Ruven Afanador juxtaposes the incredible beauty of young bullfighters and old-world Latin traditions with a couture-inspired vision of the opulent costumes and the ritualistic elements of the matador culture, and narcissism, an integral aspect of fashion photography. Afanador opens the door to the famously closed society of bullfighters, offering his elegant, private view of the young matadors raised in a centuries-old Latin tradition, capturing their balletic beauty, and their distinctly erotic aura. Through these iconic portraits, Afanador also gorgeously documents the...

El período de la historia de México conocido como la Intervención Francesa y Segundo Imperio Mexicano, es una etapa apasionada y apasionante. La suspensión de los pagos de la deuda externa del país en 1861, por el Gobierno del Presidente Benito Juárez, va a servir de pretexto para que Francia envíe a México un ejército de ocupación, hecho que gestaría la creación de una monarquía propuesta por grupos enemigos de la causa republicana. Termina este período con el fusilamiento, en el Cerro de las Campanas de la ciudad de Querétaro, de Fernando Maximiliano de Habsburgo, Miguel...