Arts & Photography

New from National Geographic

The adventurous photographers of National Geographic are responsible for some of the most iconic images of the world around us, and the tradition is continued with two extraordinary new collections. From prehistoric burial chambers to modern sanctuaries, Sacred Places of a Lifetime explores fascinating icons of the world's many religions, offering an intriguing window into the cultures that created them. Visions of Paradise is for anyone who enjoys good photography and values the stunning natural wonder and diversity of our Earth.

Focus On Your Photography

Working on the essential aspects of successful photography? The HDRI Handbook, The Creative Digital Darkroom, and Take Your Photography to the Next Level will help you gain a deeper understanding of your craft.

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Snapshots from the City of Angels

Surfacing for the first time after more than 40 years, Hollywood Foto-Rhetoric: The Lost Manuscript is a remarkable, long-lost manuscript written by Bob Dylan in the 1960s, inspired by renowned photographer Barry Feinstein's portraits of Tinseltown.

A World of Art Between Two Covers

Assemble an entire art library with one reference book. Whether you are a faculty member, curator, or general reader, you'll find a wide range of information on decorative arts, materials and techniques, or classical art and architecture together with beautiful illustrations.

This Season's Gems in Contemporary Culture and Thought

Looking for the really good stuff in contemporary culture and thought: well-written, forward thinking books that get your synapses firing? Then you won't want to miss our selection of new fall titles, including Obsession, Convergence Culture, and Big Box Reuse (available November 30). Browse for more hidden gems in these popular categories: Biography | Contemporary Culture | History | Politics | Science & Nature