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Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

Categoria:Tela arrotolata; Dettagli:Hang-Dipinto ad olio,Fatto a mano; Soggetti:Astratto; Quantità:Un Pannello; Forma:Verticale; Stile:Moderno; Materiale:Tela; Camere adatte:Camera da letto,Stanza da lavoro,Ingresso e Mudroom,Bagno,Cucina,Camera dei...

The first species to be domesticated, dogs have been selectively bred over thousands of years. Today they’re man’s best friend – but while many are pets, many, too, are working animals: for the police, for the blind, as guard dogs, as sheepdogs, pulling sleds and as therapy animals. \nArranged in chapters covering physical characteristics, senses, lifecycle, communication, behaviour and working dogs, Dogs is a hugely informative visual celebration. From huskies to German shepherds, from collies to Chihuahuas, Shih Tzu to Jack Russell Terriers, Labradors to Bullmastiffs to Dachshunds, the book includes a huge range of breeds. \nWith fascinating captions on every page, even dog lovers will learn something new. Dogs is a brilliant examination in 150 outstanding colour photographs.

Bees is an outstanding collection of photographs showing these fascinating insects in their natural habitat. Honey bees, bumblebees, mining bees, dwarf bees, carpenter, leafcutter and mason bees: bees come in many different types, with more than 16,000 species worldwide. The bees we are most familiar with, bumblebees and honey bees, live in colonies and play a major role in pollinating the crops, plants and flowers around us. \nAnd bees produce honey – reputedly the food of the gods – a function of bees’ lifecycle, which humans have exploited for millennia. Many bees today are domesticated, and beekeepers collect honey, beeswax, pollen, and royal jelly from hives for human use. A typical bee produces a teaspoon of honey (about 5 grams) in her lifetime. Bees can communicate many ways through the movement of their wings and bodies – most famously, with the ‘waggle dance’, where they make figure-of- eight circles to let other bees know the direction and distance of nectar. \nWith full captions explaining how bees live, function communally, communicate, feed and reproduce, Bees is an insightful examination in 190 outstanding colour photographs of mankind’s favourite insect.

Bees is an outstanding collection of photographs showing these fascinating insects in their natural habitat. Honey bees, bumblebees, mining bees, dwarf bees, carpenter, leafcutter and mason bees: bees come in many different types, with more than 16,000 species worldwide. The bees we are most familiar with, bumblebees and honey bees, live in colonies and play a major role in pollinating the crops, plants and flowers around us. \nAnd bees produce honey – reputedly the food of the gods – a function of bees’ lifecycle, which humans have exploited for millennia. Many bees today are domesticated, and beekeepers collect honey, beeswax, pollen, and royal jelly from hives for human use. A typical bee produces a teaspoon of honey (about 5 grams) in her lifetime. Bees can communicate many ways through the movement of their wings and bodies – most famously, with the ‘waggle dance’, where they make figure-of- eight circles to let other bees know the direction and distance of nectar. \nWith full captions explaining how bees live, function communally, communicate, feed and reproduce, Bees is an insightful examination in 190 outstanding colour photographs of mankind’s favourite insect.

For Kurt Jackson (b.1961), ‘Painting the sea could become an obsession, an entire oeuvre in its own right, an endless life absorbing task.’ And, as this book attests, Jackson’s dedication to capturing its constant shape shifting – stillness to thundering force, shallows to mysterious depths – have brought forth paintings that communicate the sea's ebb and flow, its magic and elusiveness.\n\nKurt Jackson's Sea captures the beauty of the artist's constantly evolving relationship with one of nature's most challenging subjects. Two hundred colour images complement Jackson's reflections on his interactions with inspirational coastal landscapes - largely experienced in his native Cornwall, but stretching way beyond the county too.

For Kurt Jackson (b.1961), ‘Painting the sea could become an obsession, an entire oeuvre in its own right, an endless life absorbing task.’ And, as this book attests, Jackson’s dedication to capturing its constant shape shifting – stillness to thundering force, shallows to mysterious depths – have brought forth paintings that communicate the sea's ebb and flow, its magic and elusiveness.\n\nKurt Jackson's Sea captures the beauty of the artist's constantly evolving relationship with one of nature's most challenging subjects. Two hundred colour images complement Jackson's reflections on his interactions with inspirational coastal landscapes - largely experienced in his native Cornwall, but stretching way beyond the county too.

The first species to be domesticated, dogs have been selectively bred over thousands of years. Today they’re man’s best friend – but while many are pets, many, too, are working animals: for the police, for the blind, as guard dogs, as sheepdogs, pulling sleds and as therapy animals. \nArranged in chapters covering physical characteristics, senses, lifecycle, communication, behaviour and working dogs, Dogs is a hugely informative visual celebration. From huskies to German shepherds, from collies to Chihuahuas, Shih Tzu to Jack Russell Terriers, Labradors to Bullmastiffs to Dachshunds, the book includes a huge range of breeds. \nWith fascinating captions on every page, even dog lovers will learn something new. Dogs is a brilliant examination in 150 outstanding colour photographs.

‘What a story and what an inspirational human. Ed is a total legend.’ Joe Wicks\n \n\n\n \n ‘A life-affirming story … inspirational’ Tim Peake\n \n\n\n \n The Sunday Times Bestseller\n \n\n\n \n Now a major motion picture – The Mountain Within Me.\n \n\n\n \n From tragedy to triumph, one step at a time – an inspirational story of triumph over adversity against the odds.\n \n \n At just 28 years old, Ed Jackson was told he would never walk again. After a miscalculated dive into a pool, he suffered multiple cardiac arrests, a broken neck and a partially severed spinal cord. Lying paralysed in intensive care, the former rugby player knew his life would never be the same. But he wasn’t ready to give up hope.\n \n\n\n Driven by relentless determination, Ed embarked on an incredible journey to independence. Millimetre by millimetre, he began to regain movement in his fingers and toes. Defying the expectations of even the most optimistic doctors, step by step, Ed began to walk again.\n\n\n Fuelled by a renewed appreciation for life and a determination to help others suffering similar injuries to his own, Ed set his sights on a new challenge: mountaineering. Embarking on a gruelling climb to raise funds for a spinal unit in Kathmandu, Ed realises that, once again, the odds are stacked against him. Will he be able to overcome his own life-changing injury and transform others’ lives for the better?\n\n\n Lucky is the story of how Ed faced the impossible when it seemed all hope was lost, and shows how you, too, can overcome the biggest challenges that life sends your way.\n\n\n \n Lucky was a Sunday Times bestseller in the w/b August 9th 2021