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Tatuaże, szerszenie i ogień: Zdjęcia Szwecji Millennium, Solberg, Paul, Makos,–

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Uwagi sprzedawcy: “Very Good - Crisp, clean, unread book with some shelfwear/edgewear, may have a remainder mark - ...

ISBN: 9780985169619

Book Title: Tattoos, Hornets and Fire : the Millennium Sweden

Publisher: G Arts LLC

Item Length: 10.9 in

Publication Year: 2012

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Illustrator: Yes

Item Height: 0.9 in

Author: Christopher Makos

Genre: Social Science, Photography

Topic: Sociology / General, Subjects & Themes / Regional (See Also Travel / Pictorials), Customs & Traditions

Item Weight: 43.9 Oz

Item Width: 9.1 in

Number of Pages: 160 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

G Arts LLC

ISBN-10

0985169613

ISBN-13

9780985169619

eBay Product ID (ePID)

117318180

Product Key Features

Book Title

Tattoos, Hornets and Fire : the Millennium Sweden

Number of Pages

160 Pages

Language

English

Publication Year

2012

Topic

Sociology / General, Subjects & Themes / Regional (See Also Travel / Pictorials), Customs & Traditions

Illustrator

Yes

Genre

Social Science, Photography

Author

Christopher Makos

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height

0.9 in

Item Weight

43.9 Oz

Item Length

10.9 in

Item Width

9.1 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Trade

Reviews

This is a travel book unhinged from nostalgia and free from need to hype tradition. Filled with remarkable images, it's an ode to the NOW...

Dewey Edition

Dewey Decimal

779.0922

Synopsis

TATTOOS HORNETS FIRE for the first time presents a pictorial dimension to the Sweden that has been introduced to so many readers of Stieg Larsson's luminous novels, and one that they have longed to know better. Stirring photography by internationally renowned photographers of the locations from these three books offer witness not only to locations that until this publication have rested in readers' minds alone, but with additional photography, provide an ambience of the entirety of this beautiful, intriguing and widely unexplored country not recently documented in book format.Here is a wonderful cultural excursion for the armchair traveler; a memento for the coffee table of the reader who has visited Sweden; and a first-time visual introduction for the soon-to-be traveler to Sweden to the places made so memorable and mesmerizing by Stieg Larsson.Created with the important collaboration and support of VisitSweden, the Swedish tourist board, compelling images created exclusively for this book by two photographers widely acknowledged as the best in their field along with definitive explanations of the sites and their histories by one of Sweden's foremost travel guides combine to create an important document in addition to a compelling read and visual tour de force., Under the auspices of VisitSweden, the Swedish Tourist Board, this book is a comprehensive look at the sites and culture of a place made familiar by the international bestsellers of Stieg Larrson's Millennium series, along with a view of a country both intense and serene. A photographic study of Sweden inspired and informed by Stieg Larsson's Millennium novels. Created by world-renowned photographer, Christopher Makos along with Paul Solberg, who has been dubbed 'the most modern photographer in America' Takes the reader on a visual tour of an intriguing country. This publication has been officially sanctioned by the Swedish Tourist Board Stieg Larsson's monumental Millennium series has ignited curiosity about one of the world's least known but most admired country: Sweden. Tattoos, Hornets & Fire takes those readers on a visual tour of the intriguing country, through the lens of two photographers famous for their work on both documentary and still-life, and who are also aficionados of Sweden. Under the auspices of VisitSweden, the Swedish Tourist Board, this book is a comprehensive look at the sites and culture of a place made familiar by the international bestsellers, along with a view of a country which is both intense and serene. ,, TATTOOS HORNETS FIRE for the first time presents a pictorial dimension to the Sweden that has been introduced to so many readers of Stieg Larsson's luminous novels, and one that they have longed to know better. Stirring photography by internationally renowned photographers of the locations from these three books offer witness not only to locations that until this publication have rested in readers' minds alone, but with additional photography, provide an ambience of the entirety of this beautiful, intriguing and widely unexplored country not recently documented in book format. Here is a wonderful cultural excursion for the armchair traveler; a memento for the coffee table of the reader who has visited Sweden; and a first-time visual introduction for the soon-to-be traveler to Sweden to the places made so memorable and mesmerizing by Stieg Larsson. Created with the important collaboration and support of VisitSweden, the Swedish tourist board, compelling images created exclusively for this book by two photographers widely acknowledged as the best in their field along with definitive explanations of the sites and their histories by one of Sweden's foremost travel guides combine to create an important document in addition to a compelling read and visual tour de force. , ,, TATTOOS HORNETS FIRE for the first time presents a pictorial dimension to the Sweden that has been introduced to so many readers of Stieg Larsson's luminous novels, and one that they have longed to know better. Stirring photography by internationally renowned photographers of the locations from these three books offer witness not only to locations that until this publication have rested in readers' minds alone, but with additional photography, provide an ambience of the entirety of this beautiful, intriguing and widely unexplored country not recently documented in book format. Here is a wonderful cultural excursion for the armchair traveler; a memento for the coffee table of the reader who has visited Sweden; and a first-time visual introduction for the soon-to-be traveler to Sweden to the places made so memorable and mesmerizing by Stieg Larsson. Created with the important collaboration and support of VisitSweden, the Swedish tourist board, compelling images created exclusively for this book by two photographers widely acknowledged as the best in their field along with definitive explanations of the sites and their histories by one of Sweden's foremost travel guides combine to create an important document in addition to a compelling read and visual tour de force.

LC Classification Number

TR644