| Paola D'Andrea Willis

0원  | 20160506  | 9781773020631

Princess Lubbalu is a beagle born to royalty. Wanting to do more with her days she comes up with an idea. The Princess is ready to take on more responsibilities and adventures so she decides to travel with the Knights of the Hound Table on one of their journeys. Nobody believes the Princess can take care of herself. They think she will only be in the way but when the unexpected does happen the Princess along with the Knights are quick and ready to take action. Never underestimate a Princess.

Tarchi, Andrea, Reid, Mark J., Castangia, Paola  | Cambridge Univ Pr

277,510원  | 20191101  | 9781107192454

Masers are the microwave analogue of lasers. Astronomical sources of natural maser emission include the gas around forming and dying stars, and around supermassive black holes. These bright sources of microwaves are fascinating in their own right and provide unique abilities to probe details of astronomical sources and their environments.

Arduini, Franca (CON), Paoletti, Andrea, Vannucchi, Paola  | Mandragora

30,460원  | 20080715  | 9788874610983

Manuscripts and printed books from the Laurentian Library, Florence, depicting an astonishing range of imaginary creatures.

Cappanera, Paola, Li, Jingshan, Matta, Andrea, Sahin, Evren, Vandaele, Nico J.  | Springer Verlag

316,600원  | 20180304  | 9783319661452

This book presents statistical processes for health care delivery and covers new ideas, methods and technologies used to improve health care organizations.

Morsiani, Paola/ Smith, Trevor  | Prestel

0원  | 20050831  | 9783791333977

This first comprehensive publication on the influential contemporary artist focuses on the experimental nature of Andrea Zittel's signature objects, inhabitable sculptures, and other projects. In her work as an artist, Zittel investigates domestic and urban life in Western societies. Exploring the various aspects of living, the artist designs her own household settings to serve as a test case for her experimental living structures. Her work has provoked debates about the changed meaning of domestic and collective space and the possibilities for new adaptations to urban conditions today. Richly illustrated, Andrea Zittel: Critical Space includes nearly two hundred reproductions of Zittel's works of art, many of which are published here for the first time. The book includes over one hundred sculptures and drawings, documentation of early work, and recent site-specific work in the Mojave Desert of California. With essays that touch upon urbanism, architecture, design, and consumer culture, this catalog offers an extensive analysis of Zittel's contribution to contemporary trends in art and architecture.