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Von den Gipfeln der Alpen bis zur Südküste Siziliens bietet Italien Gebirgswelten, sanfte Hügel und Ebenen mit Pinien und Zypressen, silbrig flimmernde Olivenhaine und dunkelgrüne Zitronenbäume, Vulkane und herrliche Strände, belebte Großstädte und einsame, naturbelassene Regionen. Und diese Landschaften beherbergen unzählige Zeugnisse der Geschichte, der Kunst und Kultur, die Italien seit zweieinhalb Jahrtausenden zu einer Schatzkammer des Abendlandes machen. 184 Bilder zeigen Italien in seiner unvergleichlichen Vielfalt, vier Specials berichten über die typischen Caffè Bars, das Universalgenie Leonardo da Vinci, den Vatikan und Olivenöl. Fotograf Max Galli lebt in St. Moritz. Italien ist seit vielen Jahren ein Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit als Reisefotograf. Seine Bilder sind in zahlreichen Bildbänden, Kalendern und Reportagen veröffentlicht. Autorin Ulrike Ratay ist Kunsthistorikerin und Germanistin. Ihr Lieblingsziel Italien bereist sie seit vielen Jahren und hat das Land in seiner Vielfalt intensiv kennen gelernt.

Part of a world-renowned travel series, this acclaimed, award-winning guide features one of the world's most enigmatic destinations—Iceland. Demonstrating the success of its high-end collection, this handbook is distinguished by outstanding photography and informative, engaging commentary, making it perfect for tourists and armchair travelers alike.

Glittering lakes, peaceful islands and skerries, dark dense forest, the wild, snowy wastes of apland – practically nowhere else in Europe is the scenery as unspoilt as it is in Sweden. Its cities have retained a human proportion and character and with their charming squares and narrow streets are the centre of humming urban society. Over 180 photos taken throughout the year by renowned photographer and seasoned Scandinavian traveler Max Galli depict the many aspects of the fascinating country on the shores of the Baltic Sea.

Exploring the evolution of Mod culture, this book combines style, photography, and a celebration of friendship and clublife. It offers an illustrated journey through various Mod subcultures, from early jazz-influenced modernists to late 60s freaksters, each accompanied by succinct commentary. The vibrant visuals and insights capture the essence of attitude and fashion, showcasing the diverse expressions of coolness throughout the decades.

The Beatnix introduces a vibrant cast of eccentric hipsters, blending humor and chaos in their adventures. Their outrageous antics and quirky personalities create a lively exploration of contemporary culture, showcasing the absurdities of modern life through a comedic lens. This entertaining narrative promises to deliver laughs while highlighting the unique traits that define this unconventional group.

Set in London during 1967, the story follows Frantz, a cold-blooded killer who methodically collects mementos from his victims. His life is governed by a strict routine until he encounters a mysterious and alluring young woman with a haunting past. Their intense, physical attraction disrupts his predictable existence, leading to significant changes in his behavior. However, the girl harbors a dark secret that threatens to alter Frantz's life in unforeseen ways, intertwining their fates in a gripping tale of passion and danger.

A powerful study illuminates our nation's collective civic fault lines Recent events have turned the spotlight on the issue of race in modern America, and the current cultural climate calls out for more research, education, dialogue, and understanding.