With opposite the title page a cartoon in color by Alick P.F.Ritchie

Annotation Elizabeth A. Kaye specializes in communications as part of her coaching and consulting practice. She has edited Requirements for Certification since the 2000-01 edition.

Gids met tekst in Nederlands, Engels, Duits en Frans over de enscenering in het herdenkingscentrum van de `Slag om Bastogne` in december 1944.

Foto's met begeleidende teksten over het leven van de Duitse theoloog (1906-1945) die zich teweerstelde tegen de nazi's en dat met zijn leven moest bekopen.

Verschenen t.g.v. de voltooiing van de restauratie van de kerk in 1998; geschiedschrijving van de bouw, etc. vastgelegd in vele, z-w ill.

Tent.cat. bij gelijknamige tent. (Koln, Hamburg) met bijdragen van meerdere auteurs en cat.deel met 265 cat.nrs. veelal in z-w, enkele in kleur afgebeeld.

Tent.cat. bij gelijknamige tent. (Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam) met tekst in Engels en Nederlands, z-w en kl.ill.

Platenboek met z-w en kleurenoto`s van Klaus G. Beyer.

Platenboek met 93 kleurenill. voorzien van korte beschrijving.

A portrait based on firsthand interviews and conversations with fellow stars, directors, and friends offers insight into Ingrid Bergman's professional achievements and scandalous decision to abandon her family for a life in Italy with Roberto Rossellini.

Marian Anderson was a woman with two disparate voices. The first--a powerful, majestic contralto spanning four octaves--catapulted her from Philadelphia poverty to international fame. A second, softer voice emanated from her mere presence: an unwavering refrain of opportunity and accomplishment in the face of racial prejudice. Allan Keiler chronicles the life of the legendary singer and activist from the childhood manifestation of her musical genius to her worldwide celebrity. As he shows, community and familial support could not shield her from the economic hardship and bigotry she encountered in her early performing days. Early successes in London and Berlin set the stage for her American breakthrough while the triumphant 1939 Lincoln Memorial concert established her immediately as an icon in the struggle against discrimination. Keiler reveals a woman more comfortable as artist than activist. But if Anderson's intense privacy and devotion to her work distanced her from a direct role in the civil rights movement, she remained a powerful symbol of possibility.Drawing on rare archives and meetings with Anderson before her death, Marian Anderson is a magnificent study of a groundbreaking American artist

Survey of postwar modern art in Europe and the U.S.A.; with b/w and colour ill.

Tent.cat.van gelijknamige tent. (Museum Dr. Guislain, Gent) met bijdragen in het Nederlands, Engels en Frans van meerdere auteurs over het verschijnsel Pijn; met z-w en kl.ill.

Publicatie met werk van deze Duitse glaskunstenares in kleur en z-w.

Beschrijving van het eenpersoonshuishouden als levensvorm op basis van interviews.

A systematic evaluation of how top photographers approach their field for optimal results draws on in-depth interviews with successful photographers from a variety of disciplines, in a study that considers such topics as the sources of photographer inspiration, the development of a signature style, and the role of postproduction. Original.

Thriving on its long-term collective memory of possessing futurity, the mega city of Shanghai on the Eastern seaboard of China is once more jockeying for the position as Asia's foremost modern place. An essential part of the regeneration of contemporary Shanghai has been the return, not only of foreign direct investment, but of 'Westerners' to the city since the 1990s. Contributing to current debates about the globality and mediatization of memories, Lagerkvist critically interrogates Shanghai's spectacular resurrection into an emergent world center from the vantage point of how Western elites (tourists, expatriates and travel bloggers) partake in the production of New Shanghai. Through performances of memory, Westerners consume the regenerative nostalgia of the city. This book shows that these mediatized memory practices become essential for the city and tie in with how the municipal government (in tandem with international scriptings of the city in for example films and travel journalism) is currently theming Shanghai by situating memories of futures past and visions for the future in a coherent narrative and sensory-emotive realm of experience.

In Dawn Powell: A Biography, Tim Page explores the fascinating ironies and sad complexities of Powell's life and work. Gore Vidal once referred to her as our best comic novelist, deserving to be as widely read as Hemingway and Fitzgerald. This biography is a celebration of her triumphant rise from the ashes of near oblivion to her establishment among the giants of twentieth-century American literature. Dawn Powell lived in New York City for forty-seven years but always maintained the perspective of a "permanent visitor." She distilled this into her many poems, stories, articles, plays, and her dizzying and inventive novels.