A history of the French coachbuilders Figoni & Falaschi, and the styling genius of Joseph Figoni during the period from the 1920s through to the 1950s. Delahaye expert and detective Richard Adatto chronicles the history of Figoni’s work on the sumptuous Delahaye coupés, many survivors hidden from the German invaders in 1940, and later rescued by American enthusiasts and admirers. this beautifully illustrated book, featuring both archive photographs and graphics, and contemporary studio images, was designed for Dalton Watson Fine Books.
Former V&A and National Portrait Gallery director Sir Roy Strong takes a detailed look at a sea-change in English portraiture. The book design aimed to evoke early-seventeenth century page and typographic layout, and features original decorative devices from
the period.
Karl Ludvigsen’s Reid Railton: Man of Speed, his majesterial telling of the life and career of the record-breaking automotive engineer, ran to two volumes and 848 pages, with over 1,000 photographs and illustrations. The book deservedly scooped a handful of awards, including RAC Specialist Motoring Book of the Year, and the MIchael Sedgwick Award from the Society of Automotive Historians in Britain.
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A New Suffolk Garland was published by the Aldeburgh Bookshop in collaboration with the Festival of Suffolk 2022, and to mark the Queen’s platinum jubilee. The previous Suffolk Garland had been published in the 1960s, and the new volume continues the anthology theme, with written and visual contributions from the dazzling array of talent resident in the county. The jacket illustration is by Jeff Fisher.
A New Suffolk Garland was published by the Aldeburgh Bookshop in collaboration with the Festival of Suffolk 2022, and to mark the Queen’s platinum jubilee. The previous Suffolk Garland had been published in the 1960s, and the new volume continues the anthology theme, with written and visual contributions from the dazzling array of talent resident in the county. The jacket illustration is by Jeff Fisher.
Medieval expert Richard Barber’s beautifully illustrated examination of royal self-image and lifestyle in the Middle Ages. The jacket design seemed to be an instance when it was appropriate that ‘more is more’!
Tidal Surge is (at present) a prospective design for Peter Lavergne, which features his poetry in combination with the pictures of Caroline McAdam Clark, who works in and is inspired by the coast of Suffolk. The images accompany, but do not illustrate the poems.
