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Gallimard has published a new guide to Madagascar, illustrated in full colour.
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This guide helps you identify flowers, mainly sold by florists, and match them according to colour and season. They are classified into 4 categories: dominant flowers such as the dalhia or the peony, flowers with...
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With this first book, Roberto Badin shows us a Japan far removed from the clichés usually associated with the Land of the Rising Sun. With delicate touches, he sublimates the fleeting moments that emerge in the banality of everyday life.
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From northern Japan to the southern islands, Irena Trevisan paints a characteristic picture of the Land of the Rising Sun.
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This book reveals a glimpse of the palette of Yahne Le Toumelin, painter and Buddhist nun, mother of Matthieu Ricard, monk and interpreter of the Dalai Lama. From her surrealist beginnings in Mexico with Leonora Carrington and then André Breton, she has kept her...
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This is the story of Santiago the warrior and Santiago the little chick, a seven-year-old boy on the road to Santiago de Compostela, on a journey of almost 1,200 km. Accompanied by his mum, Céline, he has decided to...
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We are given a breath of fresh air in this travel book, magnificently composed by Matthieu Ricard. The one hundred and fifty or so black and white photographs that illustrate it, most of which were taken in the Himalayas, are seen as a kaleidoscope of...
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Belem, Témoin d'hier, acteur d'aujourd'hui (Belem, yesterday's witness, today's player) is a reportage book; as the pages turn, we board a tall three-masted sailing ship, the Belem. The last survivor of her era, the last survivor of history, and a listed historic monument, the Belem (one hundred and twenty years old)...
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