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In late summer of 2006 I was faced with a very unusual challenge. I had two books about
to hit the market, each aimed at highly diverse audiences.
highly. President, The Repton Group LLC |
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Putting Things in Order
by E. Baumritter & D. Finkle (Chronicle Books) Currently launching campaign. |
American Waters
by Alex Kirkbride “…visual wow…” – East Hampton Star |
Silent Theater:
The Art of Edward Hopper by Walter Wells (Phaidon Press) “…among the best read of painters…” – Art + Auction |
Joseph Cornell's Dreams
Edited and introduced by Catherine Corman (Exact Change) “In order to assemble Joseph Cornell's Dreams, Catherine Corman plumbed the letters and diaries of the shadow-box genius.” – Vanity Fair |
Alliance of Enemies
by Agostino von Hassell & Sigrid Macrae (St. Martins Press) “…reads like a fast-paced thriller…” – Washington Post Express |
Skate's Art Investment
Handbook by Sergey Skaterschikov (Kunst AM) “Casting a cold eye on the art market…” – Fine Art Connoisseur |
Architecture of the Air:
The Sound and Light Environments of Christopher Janney (Sideshow Media Books) “If Janney could, he'd bathe in color.” – Boston Globe |
Military High Life: Elegant
Food Histories & Recipes by Agostino von Hassell (University Press of the South) “A feast for the eyes…” – Wall Street Journal |
Forever Cool
by Sherrie Mathieson (Thompson Peak Publishing) “One of the best guides to middle-age dressing you'll ever find…it's a must-read for fashion-challenged men and women of any age.” – Copley News Service |
The Reverend
by James Perry Walker (University Press of Mississippi) “Leaves room for readers to place themselves in the story and remember the days when…” – Southern Living |
William Scott
by Norbert Lynton (Thames & Hudson) “The art rediscovery of the year.” – Alan G. Artner, Art Critic, Chicago Tribune |
Sombra
by Ruven Afanador (Merrell) “A sumptuous book that revels in the sensuous…” – photo-eye |
Torero
by Ruven Afanador “High Fashion meets its soul mate in matador culture.” – Vanity Fair |
New York:
The Fifties in Focus by Jerry Dantzic “Dantzic's work is undergoing a resurgence. He has had three shows, including a piece at the Whitney so far this year.” – -Daily News |
Khaki: Cut From the
Original Cloth Published in conjunction with Dockers Khakis “…Yes, cool. You doubt?” – Esquire |
Working the Grid
by David Kapp “David Kapp's edgy urban palette and sharp contrasts of light and shadow capture the in-your-face energy that is strictly downtown New York.” – New York Magazine |
Guess Who?
by Peggy Sirota (Steidl) “A fresh breath of air amid the usual pile-up of celebrity-books that usually come out this time of year…” – Interview |
Icons & Idols:
A Photographers Chronicle of the Arts, 1960-1995 by Jack Mitchell (Watson-Guptill) “…a visual who's who of cultural icons…” – Swing |
A Private View:
Photographs & Diary by Sante D'Orazio (Chronicle) “…a naked look at the photographer's famous models.” – Glamour |
Peter Lindbergh
“The contrast of beauty and blight is a familiar theme in his work…” – Los Angeles Times |
Writers on Directors
by Susan Gray (Watson Guptill) “…Susan Gray's book provides great insight into the minds of some fascinating directors.” – Penthouse |
10 Women
by Peter Lindbergh (teNeues) “…a striking portfolio of images of some of the most acclaimed beauties of the past decade…” – Dallas Morning News |
Cuba: 400 Years of
Architectural Heritage by Rachel Carley Photographs by Andrea Brizzi (Whitney Library of Design) “…a visual seduction, revealing the color and light and mood of a fascinating lushly exotic island…” – Interiors |
Images of Women
by Peter Lindbergh (Schirmer Mosel) “…Is Peter Lindbergh the world's greatest fashion photographer?” – London Sunday Times |
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