X, l'oeuvre en procès. Croisements dans l'art. Vol.I.

Fotografato da Roger Wood. Testo di Margaret S.Drower. Traduzione di Maria Bosi Cirmeni. Firenze, Sansoni 1971, cm.29x35, pp.162, 59 tavole a colori applic. nel testo , legatura editoriale in tutta tela, sovraccoperta figurata a colori., risguardi figurate.

New York, Pantheon Books 1978, cm.14x21, pp.173, brossura, cop.fig. Ottimo esempl. Coll.Pantheon Documentary Comic Books. "Tsars and peasants, Bloody Sunday and War Communism, Rasputin and Kerensky, Narodniks and Bolsheviks, exiles and commissars... With a cast of thousands, Leinin for Beginners brings one of the major revolutionary figures of this century within any reader'sgrasp. This zany documentary comic strip is the perfect introduction to Lenin's writings and a wonderful take-off point for anybody who wanta to plunge into the tumultuous history of the Russian Revolution." (dalla IV di cop.)

New York, Barnes & Noble 2003, cm.21,5x27, pp.192, ill.col. hardcover, dustjacket. Sports Cars celebrates these superlative machines, providing a detailed look at over 45 great automoblies from around the world, past and present. All the great marques are covered, including Ferrari, Alfa Romero, Lotus, Chevrolet, MG, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Ford, Dodge, BMW, Mercedes, and Porshe. Illustrated with specially commissioned from all angles in close- up detail. Detailed specifications are provided for each machine, including performance statistics, engine type, transmission, special features, running gear, and dimensions. Packed with information and great photos, this lively book is a must for all lovers of these beautiful machines.

Penguin 2000, cm.15x23, pp.XX,492, brossura cop.fig.a col. Soldiers, poets, novelists & journalists have always endeavoured to commit to paper the experience of war. Whether it is being used to transmit myth, to glorify personal or tribal heroism, to fix a version of events or personal achievements, or merely to entertain, there can be no doubt that war makes magnificent literature. In this comprehensive anthology, Keegan reaps his material from the sweep ofmilitary history, from the Greek theoretical treatises on the art of warfare to the nineteenth-century novels which used war as a vehicle by which to shape their Romantic heroes, and the inspired journalistic reportage of the late 20th century.