Roy Lichtenstein: The Ultimate Collection by Assouline celebrates the enduring legacy of Lichtenstein’s comic strip-inspired paintings and witty, avant-garde style that redefined American art in the 1960s. Featuring 100 of his most memorable works selected by art historian Avis Berman, this volume includes iconic pieces like Whaam! and Drowning Girl, reinterpretations of Picasso and van Gogh, and public commissions like the Times Square Mural, making it an ideal reference for Pop Art enthusiasts.

David LaChapelle: Heaven to Hell is the third volume in a captivating trilogy that outlines LaChapelle's evolving artistic approach and focus on celebrity and fashion. Featuring nearly twice as many bold and exclusive images as its predecessors, this collection is an authentic showcase of LaChapelle's visionary photography.

Nineteen Interventions: Arquitectura-G is the first monograph celebrating the work of the acclaimed Barcelona-based studio, marking their first decade of practice. Through over 100 full-bleed images, readers are immersed in a universe where spaces, angles, and textures merge seamlessly. With photographs by José Hevia and texts by Oscar Tusquets, Moisés Puente, and Sam Chermayeff, this volume offers a comprehensive look at the studio's innovative architectural interventions.

Organised by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, this retrospective of Richard Prince combines his photographs, paintings, sculptures, and works on paper in the most comprehensive examination of his work to date. While previous studies highlighted Prince’s influence on Postmodernist criticism, this volume also explores his work's iconography and its reflection of societal themes such as rebellion and fame.

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Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life delves into the architect and pioneer of modernism's design evolution, shifting from creating modular furniture systems to undertaking major architectural projects like the Les Arcs ski resort. This book outlines Perriand's journey as a woman in architecture and design and how her work has evolved to become extremely coveted by art collectors. 

In Weathering Time, Nancy Floyd documents her life by photographing herself daily since 1982. On days she misses, she advances the film to create a blank image, forming a unique visual calendar that captures the passage of time, insightfully recording shifts in fashion, lifestyles and technology.

Japanese Design Since 1945 explores Japan's enduring commitment to craftsmanship, functionality, and material understanding, deeply rooted in its historic traditions. This dedication has fostered timeless innovations in materials, form, and technology, producing objects that are both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional. 

Gray Malin: The Essential Collection commemorates the first decade of Gray Malin's photography career. This comprehensive volume showcases beloved images from his iconic shoots alongside never-before-seen material. Each collection is accompanied by stories of its creation, inviting readers into Malin's colourful world and transforming everyday moments into visual and virtual retreats.

Tom Ford 002 celebrates the enduring legacy of iconic American designer Tom Ford. Following his groundbreaking debut monograph in 2004, this second volume pays homage to Ford's eponymous brand, established in 2005. From cosmetics and eyewear to menswear and acclaimed womenswear, the book captures Ford's distinctive blend of glamour and boldness.

Rooms: Steven Volpe explores the design philosophy of Steven Volpe, blending minimalist aesthetics with an eye for authenticity. Known for juxtaposing eighteenth-century pieces with modern art and mid-century furniture, Volpe creates rich, modern interiors that defy traditional boundaries. This book showcases ten of his recent projects, ranging from New York City penthouses to California modernist homes.