A Lost World: What Did Dinosaurs Actually Look Like?
As we know from the Jurassic Park series, dinosaurs are a source of constant fascination. But how accurate are their portrayals? Palaeontologist Mi...
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Inside the Tuscan Pantry with Amber Guinness
Amber Guinness returns this autumn with her new book Winter in Tuscany, which brings the heart of Tuscany’s cosy autumnal and wintry flavours into ...
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Remembering Thomas Neurath, 1940 – 2025
Thomas Neurath, long-time Managing Director and later Chairman of Thames & Hudson and one of the most influential and respected figures in illu...
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Spiritual or Supernatural: A Mystical Reading List for Curious Minds
From Pagans to numerology and the inner workings of the cosmos, acquire a deeper understanding of the mystical world with this selection of Thames ...
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Staging the Scene: Imagination and Queer Photography
Explore the history of queer photography in this extract from Calling the Shots. Drawing on the photography collection at the V&A, contributor ...
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Finding a Beginning: Mark Hearld on the Rule of Collage
Mark Hearld’s art is vibrant and energetic as he experiments with different mediums from collage to print and sculpture. In this extract from Rauco...
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Between Illustration and Art: The Dual Practice of Oliver Jeffers
In this extract from Oliver Jeffers, the latest addition to our Illustrators Series, Martin Salisbury explores the illustrator’s parallel endeavour...
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Around the Globe in Seven Paperbacks
From Paris to India, Istanbul and beyond, let Thames & Hudson guide you around the world with the aid of these lively yet authoritative paperba...
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Into the Studio with Paolo Roversi
Where many fashion photographers shoot outdoors or on location, Paolo Roversi instead prefers to shoot in his studio space. In an extract from Paol...
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Helen Chadwick: Disrupting the Conventions of Feminine Display
Though Helen Chadwick (1953–1996) exhibited widely during her lifetime, it is only now – decades after her untimely death – that her work is gettin...
