around 100 pages (unpaginated) - in French - over 90 color plates - published to coincide with a travelling retrospective showing in Britain, Europe, America and Japan of works, using natural material...

160 pages - in English - nearly 200 color illustrations and a 2-page map - a description of the Antarctic continent and its wildlife - index. ...

232 pages - in French - around 150 duotone, color and b/w illustrations - published to coincide with the opening of the Conservation Center at the Museum of Lyons, France - a description of the Museum...

232 pages - in French - around 200 duotone and color illustrations - the Museum of Natural History in Lyons, France, founded in 1772, gave French photographer Jacqueline Salmon (b.1943) carte blanche ...

256 pages - in English - over 300 mostly color illustrations - published to coincide with the 2004 exhibitions at the Tate Museum in London, England and the Ulster Museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland ...

300 pages - in French, Flemish, English and German - around 100 color illustrations - a survey of 20 years of artistic creation using vegetable and natural objects by Belgian artist Bob Verschueren (b...

188 pages - in French - 180 color and several dozen duotone and b/w illustrations - a presentation of Japan's finest Bonzais, from a 15-year-old cherry tree to a 1,000-year-old pine - essays by variou...

192 pages - in French - around 200 mostly color illustrations - a centennial tribute to artist Robert Hainard (1906-1999) and his drawings and paintings of the wildlife in the areas surrounding his ho...

2 vols., 580 pages - in French - 8 color plates, 80 duotone illustrations and dozens of b/w illustrations - dozens of specialists describe hunting in Switzerland - vol.1: wild animals, the zoology of ...

120 pages - in English - 145 color illustrations - "bundles", baskets and other sculptural responses to the environment, using materials picked up along the way, by walker and artist Chris Dury (b.194...