pictorial works

A companion to the 2011 film "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1," with color photographs from the movie.

Collection of concept sketches, concept art, backgrounds, character designs, and still images for Hayao Miyazaki's animated film, Howl's Moving Castle, based on the book by Diana Wynne Jones.

"The Master Chief is back. The legendary super soldier returns in Halo Infinite. 343 Industries and Microsoft are building the biggest and most visually spectacular Halo yet. Halo Infinite debuts on the Xbox family of consoles, including Xbox Series X, Microsoft's latest and most powerful game console. To take full advantage of its prodigious graphical prowess, 343 Industries built an all-new, next-generation game engine, giving their world-class artists the tools and technology to realize the worlds, war, and wonder of the Halo universe in unprecedented style and fidelity. 343 Industries have given Dark Horse access to the art and artists who've brought Halo Infinite to vibrant, vivid life. It's all here in unparalleled detail, the heroes you've grown to love-the Master Chief, the brave soldiers of the UNSC, as well as the weapons, vehicles, villains, and vistas-and of course, the eponymous and magnificent environments of Halo itself. Join us as we take you from concept to launch inside the artwork of the most ambitious Halo game to date"--.

Archival photos and text explore the history of the soap industry, The Larkin Company.

Explores the historical events surrounding the Woodstock music festival with photographs of the headliner rock stars who performed during the three-day concert, including The Who, Janis Joplin and Santana.

Photographs and text chronicle the history of the Tour de France bike race, offering a year-by-year account of the race and its winners.

Photographs and text introduce the reader to the people and places associated with the Norfolk and Western Railway which in the 1950s was the last American railroad to utilize steam engines.

Contains black-and-white photographs taken by Stephen Shame that capture private moments and demonstrations hosted by the Black Panther Party throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s; and provides the organizations platform statement, a foreword by Bobby Seale, an essay by Charles E. Jones, and captions.