Dirk de Rijk Book order (chronological)

Leven en werk van de beeldend kunstenaar, met de nadruk op de veelzijdigheid van zijn werk in verschillende technieken.

Hiroshige was one of the last great artists of ukiyo-e, the woodblock print genre that flourished between the 17th and 19th century and did much to determine the world's visual concept of Japan. This dependable introduction leads you through the blossoming cherry trees, beautiful women, and dramatic ocean views that made Hiroshige a household...

Do you feel the need to de-stress, improve self-awareness and feel more at peace? Would you like to gain muscular tone and suppleness, to feel rejuvenated and energised? In bringing into harmony mind, body and spirit, regular practice of yoga can help you achieve all this and so much more. Start a new, healthier way of life today with yoga! This comprehensive and instructional guide covers: * Introduction to the history and philosophy of yoga * Physical exercises to strengthen and relax the body * Breathing to focus the mind * Relaxation techniques to quieten the body and mind * Mantras and chanting to quieten the body and mind * Meditation to centre the sirit * Therapeutic yoga for health and healing

Everyone who loves the rich history and breathtaking architecture of Paris will appreciate this volume, which captures the endless boulevards, gilded domes, cheerful bistros, and slow flow of the Seine in hundreds of full-color photographs. Interior shots, exterior details, landscapes, and aerial views are accompanied by accessible text delving into the city's artistic past and vibrant present.

“And now this book, on which he has worked over a period of thirty years. His vision was to show the Germans in illustrations - 974 of them - who the Jews who lived in Germany actually were and what role they played from the earliest times, through the Middle Ages, and into the modern age. The book takes us through the centuries and the turbulent history of these people, who usually had to endure a life of anguish and persecution, and yet who, as Gidal writes, experienced the zenith of their history - in the opinion of many Jews - in that same Germany during the Weimar era.” Marion Gräfin Dönhoff