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On Location 2: Famous Landscapes In Film
50 Designer, Die Man Kennen Sollte
50 Designers You Should Know
Design: The Groundbreaking Moments
Design: The Groundbreaking Moments

By Nina Kozel, Claudia Hellmann

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This latest volume in Prestel's Groundbreaking Moments series explores great ideas and turning points in the history of design. The bentwood chair, Bauhaus furniture, Dieter Rams's designs for Brau...

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Rund Um München - 77 Gute Gründe, Sich Auf Die Socken Zu Machen
On Location: Cities Of The World In Film
On Location: Cities Of The World In Film

By Claudine Weber-Hof, Claudia Hellmann

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Many Movies Are Synonymous With The Locations Where They Were Filmed. This Is A Lighthearted, Round-the-world Tour Of Famous Movies So You, Too, Can Go On Location. Exact Addresses, Review-style Es...

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50 Designers You Should Know
50 Designers You Should Know

By Nina Kozel, Hajo Düchting, Claudia Hellmann, Hajo Duchting

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Now available in a new edition, this book offers a stunning visual history of 100 years of design. Designers have shaped our modern age, whether it’s the chair we’re sitting in, the computer we’re...

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