123 A Book to SeeBy William Wondriska ISBN: 978 88 7570 293 9 Published for the first time in 1959, 123, A Book To See is a wordless story using the numbers one to ten. The numbers develop thanks to daily objects that collect together tidily on the page: the abstract nature of pure numbers interacts with the tangibility of the objects used to define them, set side by side over a two page spread. William Wondriska uses a characteristically simple and essential style,

pas même lui-même

We work hard to juggle the many challenges and complexities of modern life

not much money and two grandparents a little bit deaf

The River  Winter and which spurred him to make one of the most concentrated bodies of work in his career

and Pope Benedict XVI—in recent years Oliver Mark (*1963 in Gelsenkirchen) has taken photographs of countless artists

and individuals such as Le Corbusier

True beauty lies in the design and process that leads matter to become a work of art

For many years now

German-American architectural practice Barkow Leibinger with contributions by Hal Foster

These drawings date from the early years of his independent practice

album covers and became one of the best-known authors of animated books worldwide

the mathematical formula that gives its name to the idea