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Jane Austen’s Fashion Bible
The concept, to show what Austen characters would have worn, is appealing, particularly as the novelist’s 250th birthday rolls around this year, but the book doesn’t quite hit the mark with its overlong excerpts.
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Fearless and Free: A Memoir
This dialogue with Baker revels in her poetic and often humorous way of speaking. Pair with Chris Chase and Jean-Claude Baker’s authoritative biography Josephine Baker: The Hungry Heart.
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The Ruling Clawss: The Socialist Cartoons of Syd Hoff
A smart purchase where New Yorker cartoons are popular, as these put a new spin on the bourgeois genre.
Project 562: Changing the Way We See Native America
An essential purchase for all libraries; as the people and places pictured here span Turtle Island, the book will be relevant to patrons everywhere.
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Punk Art History: Artworks from the European No Future Generation
Some of the heavily theoretical art-historical language might be impenetrable to lay readers, but Skov also describes incendiary punk artworks in vivid detail and with an eye for humor. The book is equally for scholars and for punk kids in cities with DIY music scenes.
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Sandfuture
The subject matter might have narrow appeal, but general readers can gather inspiration or motivation from reading about Yamasaki’s and Beal’s rigorous work; in this way, this book recalls art historian Douglas Crimp’s Before Pictures, another mélange of memoir and theory.
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