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Category Archives: books
Hand Shadows to Be Thrown upon the Wall
Who did never play of making shadows in the wall? I used to do that, but I never had a book with images as reference, like Hand Shadows to Be Thrown upon the Wall by Henry Bursill. Originally published by … Continue reading
Bed Books
I love books, but not all. For example I don’t think that Bed Books are a so brilliant idea. The revolutionary way Bed Books are printed will enable you to lie in any comfortable position and hold the book at … Continue reading
Posted in books, weird
Tagged books, culture, public domain, War of the Worlds, weird, writers
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Book Covers
Book Covers is dedicated to the appreciation of book cover design. It’s a blog with the cover of the day (I think) and the information about name of the book, designer, author, year and publisher. Ok, now lie to me … Continue reading
Bibliochaise
The Italian company Nobody & Co designed the Bibliochaise, an armchairlibrary for who likes to be immersed in deep reading. It contains 5 linear metres of books and thanks to a special fitting structure is easily disassembled. It doesn’t look … Continue reading
Matej Krén
The Czech artist Matej Krén makes fantastic sculptures- installations using the books published in the place where them are being build. In 1994 he made an tower of books entitled Idiom for the XXII Bienal of São Paulo using books, … Continue reading
Illustrated Book of Sexual Records
Illustrated Book of Sexual Records: Sexual Superlatives from all around the World. Over 450 entries of human physiology, sexual techniques and performance, arts, culture, sexology, prudery, superstition and more. Full of odd and weird information. My favourite is the arts … Continue reading
Maps of London
Charles Booth Online Archive contains the original records from Booth’s survey into life and labour in London, dating from 1886-1903 and Booth family papers from 1799 to 1967. One of the most well-known achievements of Charles Booth’s Inquiry into the … Continue reading
Flipbooks
The superb site Flipbook.info has an impressive collection with more than 3000 flipbooks since 1882. The site contains the history, the otehr tools created with flipbooks, the influence at other areas, videos of some flipbooks in action and searchable database, … Continue reading
Charles Dickens
Well, since I talked about “A Christmas Carol“, now let’s talk about Charles Dickens now. And here are my selection of links about him and his works. Charles Dickens works, life and family, Dickens´s London and links. Charles Dickens: The … Continue reading
Posted in books, illustration, literature
Tagged books, Charles Dickens, engraving, Gustave Doré, illustration, literature, London, Victorian, writers
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