Canaletto
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Canaletto (1967)

Paintings, Drawings and Etchings

Sortie : 1967 (Royaume-Uni). Beau livre, Peinture & sculpture

livre de Gregory Martin

Studies from Nature
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Studies from Nature

Beau livre

livre de Kitagawa Utamaro

Résumé · Two volumes of The Book of Crawling Creatures Japanese sewn binding Gifts of the Ebb Tide and two volumes of The Book of Myriad Birds concertina binding All volumes bound in Twist paper printed with original designs redrawn by Neil Gower Printed paper labels with titles in English and in... Voir plus

The Diversity of Life
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The Diversity of Life

Sciences

livre de Edward O. Wilson

Résumé · Edward O. Wilson, one of the world’s greatest naturalists, takes us on a tour through time, from life’s earliest beginnings to the current crisis of human-driven extinction. He leads us through the natural world, explaining how species evolve, adapt and colonise to create the astonishing variety of... Voir plus

The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory
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The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory

livre de Brian Greene

Résumé · In the twentieth century Newtonian physics was replaced with two fundamental theories that form the foundation for our understanding of the laws of the universe: Einstein's general theory of relativity (which accounts for the macroscopic world of the heavenly planets and their motion) and quantum... Voir plus

Chaos: Making a New Science
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Chaos: Making a New Science

livre de James Gleick

Résumé · James Gleick’s chronicle, written in 1987, reveals a fascinating world of fractals, strange attractors and smooth noodle maps. He captures the astonished determination of its pioneers and explores its exciting and sometimes startling impact on our quest for knowledge. Today it is understood that... Voir plus

Relativity
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Relativity

livre de Albert Einstein

Résumé · In 1905 Albert Einstein published the most famous equation of all time, e=mc², and man’s understanding of the universe was transformed. But how many of us know what Einstein’s theories of relativity actually mean in terms of the world in which we live? Fortunately, Einstein’s inestimable genius... Voir plus