Books published by Glitterati Inc

Most books about screen acting, including one of the authorΓÇÖs (100 GREAT FILM PERFORMANCES YOU SHOULD REMEMBER BUT PROBABLY DONΓÇÖT), concentrate on major stars and major roles. THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS focuses on the wonders achieved by performers in brief roles, sometimes mere cameos. To watch an actorΓÇÖs complete delineation of a character in a few minutes is to marvel at his/her talent, concentration, and invention. Each of the 100 performances spotlighted in the book aims to evoke not just each actorΓÇÖs individual impact but how he/sheΓÇÖs imaginative gifts invigorated (and sometimes even stole) their films. From 1935 to 2019, the text surveys great artists who mastered playing for the camera, seizing moviegoersΓÇÖ attentions and deserving places of honor for their contributions

Holly's journey provides insight into dating and finding true connections even in moments of self-doubt and personal crisis

Taking on the perspective of a passerby, the photographs offer an intimate glimpse into New York City through the author's photographic exploration of ten years, lending a particularly melancholy look at the world's greatest city.

Running: it's as simple as striding forward just one foot after another, but as author Michael Clinton has learned over more than 40 years as a runner, it's so much more than just exercise. It's a test of physical and mental endurance and a way to connect with the environment, the global community of runners, and, ultimately, yourself. From the streets of Paris, Buenos Aires, all the way to Sydney, Clinton has gone the distance, never forgetting his running shoes in all of his globetrotting adventures to over 120 countries. In Tales from the Trails, Clinton along with numerous contributors, including George A. Hirsch, chairman of the New York Road Runners and founder of the New York City five-borough marathon, detail inspirational stories of trial, tribulation, and triumph, revealing how running has helped one find love, strengthened a relationship with God, and assisted in overcoming fear and disappointment. Tales from the Trails is a reminder to lace up and hit the trails to run for your life, love, and happiness.

Original book of photographs and text based on the photographer's exhaustive archive of photographs of northern New Mexico, acquired over more than two decades.

A unique overview of twentieth-century visual culture and design history as told through Ted Eron's unparalleled vision

A book on photographer Shane Balkowitsch's project to capture 1000 portraits of Native Americans through the wet plate photographic process.

Original book that includes the Catstudio original collection of American geographic pillow designs, ranging from large scale geographic areas such as states and cities to detailed locations such as landmarks.

Never-before published photos of Lucille Ball returning to her hometown of Jamestown, New York.

Entering a Clodagh-designed space is an experience of both serenity and indulgence. Clodagh believes that clutter undermines serenity but minimalism should not be self denying. She balances these principles with her signature style, described as life-enhancing minimalism.

This ethereal and unusual collection of 200 photographs shot around in the world, in both black and white and color, presents the artist's ongoing project that is an experiment in privacy and freedom. Using the world's public spaces as backdrop, the artist has removed all clothes and placed herself into landscapes and cityscapes to question the issue of what is private and what is public. The result is shocking not because the subject is nude, but because of the seamless way in which her body fits into these environments without interruption, almost eliminating the divide between public and private. The fact that these photographs even exist is something of a miracle. The work is filled with contradictions and unexpected experiences for the reader. Never before published in book form, and seen only rarely in exhibition spaces, these very distinctive and beautiful photographs, when seen together, offer the question of what is private and what is public, and how those distinctions impact personal and group freedoms. Emotionally evocative and artistically elegant, this totally original work beckons all investigators of humanity's place in the universe.

The continuing adventures of Fanny, the adorable flying French bulldog, who wings her way to France with her circus friends to perform in the City of Light

An inspiring, lavishly illustrated book about how artist Tom Gottsleben and his wife, Patty Livingston, spent years building and living in a 5-story spiral house made of stone.

With more than 273 vivid photographs and detailed sketches, this chronological narrative of interior designer Noel Jeffrey's career is illuminated with text by the designerAn interior designer for more than fifty years, Noel Jeffrey's gift of combining architectural features with tasteful furnishings, daring color, and unusual juxtapositions has made him the designer of choice among a clientele who appreciate his inventive approach to creating elegant, comfortable, interiors. Each of his carefully curated spaces combine stylistic principles from the past and present through furniture and lighting, his own custom creations, design techniques, and thoughtfully chosen artwork. The result is a luxurious and elegant home that is as individual as the person who inhabits it. With an extensive career dating back to the early 1960s, Jeffrey's background and experiences have heavily influenced his work. In Noel Jeffrey: Decades of Design, each project presented is analyzed in detail by the designer himself to provide a better understanding of both the evolution of his design ethos and of the design techniques he explored over the course of his career. Through vivid photographs and detailed sketches, readers are invited to appreciate the inspired interiors that have made Noel Jeffrey one of America's most sought-after designers.

After becoming captivated by the beauty and originality of a group of nineteenth-century photographs, Robert Flynn Johnson has uncovered more than two hundred vintage images of women who lived and worked at a brothel in Reading, Pennsylvania, circa 1892, and showcases them here for the first time for a wider public.

Conflict photographers are visual historians, bearing witness to stories that must be told. The images they produce seize attention, and moved by what we see, troubling questions come to mind. Shooting War harnesses these questions and shifts them in a different direction.

Traveler extraordinaire Michael Clinton is back with the second installment in his Snaps Series that defines sense of place in some of the world's most beautiful yet essentially unexplored locations. Following his glimpse into New York's preeminent summer destination¿the Hamptons¿Clinton travels to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and captures the essence of what makes this city one of the most prominent and largest centers for arts and culture in the world. Here Clinton, the accomplished photographer, uses his unique eye to transform ordinary, everyday moments into insightful and inspiring images. From the bronze sculptures that depict the diverse blend of Spanish, Native American, and Anglo cultures, and the earth tones of weathered sixteenth-century adobe architecture, to horses grazing on secluded pastures under brilliant blue skies and serene views of the freshly changed yellow leaves of the aspens in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, these illustrious images invite viewers to contemplate and focus on the small, yet telling moments that create a larger sense of beauty and wonder. This book will appeal to anyone who loves Santa Fe, art, or photography and is popularly priced and conveniently sized for quick purchase and carry.

A large part of photographer/artist/printmaker Steve Miller's work has been devoted to walking the line to the intersection of art and science. In Radiographic we get to see the first collision of these incredible experiments in book form.

New York City Up and Down is an elegant, incisive, and unexpected review of forty years of exploration by renowned documentary photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont.

In an era when the earth is our oyster, Michael Clinton is the premier globetrotter in search of its pearls. In Globetrotter Diaries, the author shares with us his adventures, his knowledge, and his witty reminiscences of his life on the road.