Hannibal Books

Unique, in-depth study of Anton Corbijns photography by means of composition, lighting, and viewer perspective Ive always liked to photograph people who are in the public eye. I feel it gives you one step ahead you can play with whatever image they already have. Anton Corbijn Anton Corbijns (...)

If flowers could talk...In Forever Flowers, conservator Sven Van Dorst offers a different perspective on a vibrant genre, the seventeenth-century Flemish flower still life. His detailed exploration of eight magnificent pictures in the collection of The Phoebus Foundation is a search for the secrets (...)

Long-awaited European debut of American painter Lois Dodd Dodd is a chronicler of what others seem to miss. Katy HesselDodd's small, intimately scaled paintings are almost always completed in one plein-air sitting. Her subjects include trees, laundry on clotheslines, New England outbuildings, lush (...)

Bartók in Space and Time captures a unique encounter between architecture and music, between space and time, referring to an experimental evening at Bozar, Brussels. Led by conductor Gábor Káli, Flanders Symphony Orchestra per-formed Béla Bartók s Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta (1937), (...)

Magnificent monograph on Marthe Donas and Alexander Archipenko, an artist duo from the avant-garde to be rediscovered.This book celebrates the life and work of Marthe Donas, the first female artist born in Antwerp to gain international recognition within the avant-garde. Her breakthrough came in (...)

The male body through Michelangelo's eyes: art, devotion and desire in a stunning masterpieceMichelangelo's men are world famous. Everyone knows his David and his The Creation of Adam at the centre of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. His powerful, muscular nudes, precise anatomical drawings and (...)