Jake Rajs Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

This book showcases stunning images of 75 of New York City's most iconic landmarks, captured in unique ways by photographer Jake Rajs. Each photograph is paired with insightful text by Francis Morrone, detailing the landmark's history, construction date, location, and architect/designer, along with engaging anecdotes. The collection includes four gatefold spreads, enhancing the visual experience. Jake Rajs, a New York-based photographer with over 30 years of experience, is renowned for his breathtaking architectural and landscape photography. His work has appeared in more than 10,000 publications, including major magazines like Time and National Geographic, and he has published over fifteen art books. His commercial photography has garnered awards and includes campaigns for high-profile clients such as American Express and Nike. Francis Morrone, a distinguished author and critic, has contributed significantly to the understanding of New York's architectural landscape. He has written several guidebooks and taught at New York University, while also leading architectural tours for the Municipal Art Society. In April 2011, he was recognized as one of the world's best tour guides by Travel + Leisure magazine. Together, Rajs and Morrone provide a captivating exploration of NYC's rich architectural heritage.

The islands that form New York City are far more subtle and varied than the five that can be seen from the air. In this spectacular portrait of the great metropolis, renowned photographer Jake Rajs juxtaposes iconic views―the Empire State Building, the Hudson River skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge―with unheralded neighborhoods and hidden places throughout the five boroughs. Pete Hamill's literary portrait perfectly complements Rajs's visual presentation. This lively and compelling view traces the history of the city from its beginnings as an Indian hunting and fishing ground to the early years of settlement by immigrants from all corners of the world to the numerous and overlapping islands that now make up the city as a whole. First published in a deluxe edition in 1998, this unique presentation is now available to all who are eager to explore the city that fascinates the world.

Hailed by Entertainment Weekly as "the next best thing to a road trip," These United States is a celebration of the magnificence of the United States of America and a tribute to all that makes it great. Inspired by the deluxe limited edition, Rizzoli is proud to present These United States in a slightly smaller format. It showcases breathtaking panoramic photos from the East to the West Coasts; from the wilderness of the frontier to the cities; and from the earliest American historical landmarks to images of America post-9/11. These United States grandly exhibits the diverse elements comprising the heart and soul of America.

Experience first-hand the unparalleled year-round beauty and charm of this region, spanning from the magical snowy mountaintops of the Adirondacksto the glass and steel of Manhattan. In over 200 breath-taking photographs, The Hudson River follows the course of this great natural beauty, exploring its picturesque banks, historic riverfront towns and stately old mansions, and magnificent public parks and wilderness. Paired with these images are inspired writings by 19th- and 20th-century authors such as Washington Irving and Robert Caro. The source of the mighty Hudson is a small misted pond high atop Mount March in the heart of Adirondack Park: Lake Tear of the Clouds. Flowing more than 300 miles before reaching the Atlantic Ocean, the Hudson River is truly the main artery of New York State. It has witnessed four centuries of transformation in New York, from early English and Dutch trading settlements and mansions of the Guilded Age to the skyscrapers of the world?s greatest city.