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CELEBRATE YOUR FESTIVE SEASON WITH OUR 10 BEST TASCHEN BOOKS!

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Published by Sugar & Cream, Wednesday 21 December 2022

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Gift Books Treasure

The 10 books selected by S&C from Taschen Publisher that are ready to make your holiday more joyful! Let’s make your own “me-time” to enjoy your weekend to read this amazing collection.

1. Her Majesty. A Photographic History 1926–2022

“A regal read.” – Town & Country –

2. The Gourmand’s Egg. A Collection of Stories & Recipes

“The Gourmand’s Egg is the first in a new series of sumptuous art books by TASCHEN, celebrating the connections between art and food.” – The Telegraph –

3. Steve Schapiro. Andy Warhol and Friends

“I was a fly on a Factory wall, it suited Andy, and helped me get the pictures I needed.” – Steve Schapiro –

4. David Hockney. My Window

“If you would like to be given a bouquet by Hockney, here is your chance.” – The Times –

5. Ice Cold. A Hip-Hop Jewelry History

“It’s taken decades for the mainstream to embrace the bold aesthetic of hip-hop jewelry and the shift it has caused within the wider industry – a subject fully explored in TASCHEN’s Ice Cold: A Hip-Hop Jewelry History.” – VOGUE –

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6. Homes for Our Time. Contemporary Houses around the World. Vol. 2

“…a compelling survey of the best in contemporary living, on a global scale.” – The Globe and Mail –

7. The Alps 1900. A Portrait in Color

“A lavish gift for the mountain-lover in your life: the beauty of the Alps is showcased via photochromes, photographs, travel posters and color postcards of the 19th and 20th centuries.” – nationalgeographic.com –

8. Marvel Comics Library. Avengers. Vol. 1. 1963–1965

“This Hulk-sized Avengers anthology makes the perfect gift for any Marvel fan.” – Variety.com –

9. Jazz Covers. 40th Ed.

“Anyone with a love for jazz and a curiosity for design should have this publication in their collection.” – Complex.com –

10. Annie Leibovitz

“The books are me. It’s the opportunity to take the work that I’ve done with the magazines and distill it and give it its real meaning.” – Annie Leibovitz –