Libros

There has never been and will never be another nightclub to rival the sheer glamour, energy, and wild creativity that was Studio 54. Now, in the first official book on the legendary club, co-owner Ian Schrager presents a spectacular volume brimming with star-studded photographs and personal stories (...)

The complete spectrum of the work of celebrated Architectural Digest 100 interior decorator and furniture designer Francis Sultana. This book, investigating Francis Sultana's work as an interior designer, celebrates the 10th anniversary of his eponymous London studio and highlights an important (...)

For more than 70 years, Gun Digest has been the No. 1 go-to source and research guide for firearms enthusiasts worldwide. Informative and entertaining articles by the top writers in the field cover every aspect of guns and shooting, including hunting, personal defense, target practice, gunmaking (...)

Nunca se había hablado tanto de feminismo. Nunca se había hablado tanto de igualdad. Nunca se había hablado tanto de nosotras.En un momento clave para las mujeres, la periodista y presentadora Carlota Corredera ha mantenido once apasionantes charlas con once personalidades que dan la cara: Alba (...)

Este libro versa sobre el proceso de institucionalización del Museo del Prado, que le ha permitido llegar a ser el gran museo nacional que es y que atesora algo de lo más valioso que tenemos como país, lo que nos permite a los españoles andar por el mundo con la cabeza muy alta, orgullosos de ser (...)

USS Iowa (BB-61) was the lead ship in one of the most famous classes of battleships ever commissioned into the US Navy. Transferred to the Pacific Fleet in 1944, the Iowa first fired her guns in anger in the Marshall Islands campaign, and sunk her first enemy ship, the Katori. The Iowa went on to (...)

Adopted from the Celts in the 1st century BC, the spatha, a lethal and formidable chopping blade, became the primary sword of the Roman soldier in the Later Empire. Over the following centuries, the blade, its scabbard, and its system of carriage underwent a series of developments, until by the 3rd (...)