Collection: Reference

The illustrated, chronological story of the re-creation of the Olympic Games by Pierre de Coubertin, of the often tempestuous and controversial fortunes of the governing body, together with the highs and lows of the Games themselves

An impressive range of ideas & objects from paintings and textiles to kitchen utensils, popular prints, jewellery, and everyday dress to reveal how the upper and middle classes made a crucial contribution to the visual arts in 15th & 16th century Italy

Considers the urban Italian house as a crucible for the development of Renaissance art and culture. Illuminating the vitality of the domestic sphere and evoking the spaces in which everyday lives were led, it presents an entirely fresh approach.

Michael Clark Rockefeller's ethnographic notes and photographs made among the Asmat people during two expeditions in 1961, documented by a pictorial and descriptive catalogue of the objects he collected.

Western-style furniture was a relatively late arrival in Asia, where climates and lifestyles were markedly different. Colonial incursions and histry brought about profound changes, and furniture design in Asia blossomed into a major decorative art.

Aims to take the mystery out of exotic foods by describing fresh, dried and processed ingredients commonly used in Asia and the Pacific and telling something about their purchase, preparation and storage. Provides recipes for authentic dishes.

THE SECOND HALI ANNUAL, focusing on Asian Art, draws together and explores key themes across a range of media in an accessible and strongly visual style.