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| Images of the Curonian Spit |
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Wind ornamented dunes with carpets of mountain pine on the horizon, charming settlements, images of sea, lagoon and sky with a never-ending performance of light and wind – beautiful scenes from what is probably Lithuania's loveliest site.
Available in English and in German; colour photographs.
Hard cover, 48 p., 150×210 mm. |
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ISBN 978-9955-736-10-3 (english)
ISBN 978-9955-736-11-0 (german) /sold out/
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| Sounds of Silence |
| Traces of Jewish life in Lithuania |
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A memorial album dedicated to the annihilated Jewish communities of Lithuania. Photographs that capture the images of cemeteries, prayer houses, and other buildings and sites connected to Jewish life, or more precisely –
images of what remains many years after the golden age of Jewish Lithuania. Alongside them are the Yiddish and Lithuanian names of towns and villages whose Jewish inhabitants made up a large proportion, perhaps even the majority of the overall population from the 19th and the first half of the 20th century – accompanied by a number of telling figures from their history. This book not only evokes the sadness and pain of loss, it reminds us of the people who drew their sap of life from Lithuania, who created and fostered their unique culture, who simply lived, in this land. We hear the din of the eternal silence that shrouds Jewish Lithuania.
Project - Isaac Zibuts
Photos - Raimondas Paknys
Preface author and consultant - Dovid Katz
Available in English, Lithuanian
Hard cover, 204 p., 300×264 mm |
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ISBN 978-9955-736-26-4 (Lithuanian)
ISBN 978-9955-736-27-1 (English)
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| Žoromskis |
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| Kristina Miklaševičiūtė |
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An album-monograph dedicated to Kazimieras Žoromskis (1913-2004), an artist who created unique paintings in an Op impressionistic style. His works appeared alongside paintings by Marc Chagall, Karl Appel, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Willem de Kooning and other famous 20th century artists in exhibitions in Madrid, Washington, New York and Paris. Žoromskis' paintings can be found in museums in Europe and America, his biography and works appear in international art reference books, and his achievements have merited distinguished Lithuanian and USA awards.
This book, the first detailed presentation of this original artist to the public, includes a list of reproductions, index of titles, and bibliography.
Book designer – Isaac Zibuts
Available in Lithuanian and in English
Hard cover with jacket, 240 p., 310×235 mm |
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ISBN 9955-736-00-3 (Lithuanian) /sold out/
ISBN 9955-736-01-1 (English)
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| Lithuanian landscape |
| Lietuvos peizažas |
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| Raimondas Paknys |
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The critics were especially impressed with the characteristically artistic taste, and comprehensiveness of this book. "[The album] encompasses all of Lithuania and its natural diversity, including Aukštaitija, Dzūkija, Sūduva, Žemaitija, the seaside. The album can be considered an integral epic work polyphonically connecting images into an artistic totality... Which we too experience when we travel across Lithuania in the wake of the sun, and back again; when, during different times of the year, we reach the sea, and the dunes on the Curonian Spit, with its manifestations of ingenious creativity in sky, sand, sea and wind."
Introduction author – Marcelijus Martinaitis
Artist – Isaac Zibuts
Lithuanian and English; 113 colour photographs
Hard cover, with jacket and case. 144 p., 270x310 mm |
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ISBN 9986-830-81-8 (Lithuanian/English, with jacket)
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| Lithuania |
| Guide |
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| Giedrė Jankevičiūtė |
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A new guide designed for those travellers interested in discovering the history, culture and nature of the country they are visiting. This book differs from other introductions to Lithuania in its broad historical and cultural context and careful selection of important sites and objects. A diverse and copious amount of information is presented in an easily readable style. Not surprisingly, it is written by an art historian, a broad-minded academic and author of many publications in her field, who also happens to be a passionate and observant traveller. The text is well illustrated with numerous beautiful images of buildings, monuments, and landscapes. The guide can even be utilised as a valuable correspondence introduction to the interesting sights of Lithuania.
The book's 11 chapters encompass Lithuania's 10 regions, and the city of Vilnius. A concise history of Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, and important facts from the past of other cities and villages provides historical depth to their present-day form. Sections on the national parks of Aukštaitija, Dzūkija, Žemaitija, the Curonian Spit, and the Trakai historical park reveal the diversity of their nature, history, and ethnography. Here you will find descriptions of the most interesting architectural monuments (religious sanctuaries, public buildings, estates, mills and bridges), works of art (sacral paintings, memorials, crosses and chapels), the wonders of nature (parks, lakes, rivers, rocks, hills and trees), museums, historical sites, etc.
The guide contains over 1,000 colour illustrations, maps of each region and of the three major cities (Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda), and indexes of described places and personalities.
Soft cover, 440 p., 215x125 mm |
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ISBN 9986-830-97-4 (Lithuanian)
ISBN 9986-830-98-2 (English) /sold out/
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| Vilnius |
| City Guide |
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| Tomas Venclova |
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The author takes the reader through Vilnius, pointing out its most important buildings, extant and vanished witnesses of its ancient and fairly recent past, its loveliest spots. The guide is illustrated with 500 present-day and archival photographs, art reproductions, diagrams of architectural ensembles. The location of described sites is marked on a city plan.
Awarded the Ministry of Culture prize in a competition of artistic books.
Photographers – Arūnas Baltėnas, Raimondas Paknys, Kestutis Stoškus
Artist – Isaac Zibuts
Available in Lithuanian, English, German, Polish, Esperanto
Soft cover, 216 p., 215x125 mm |
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ISBN 9986-830-46-X (Lithuanian)
ISBN 9986-830-48-6 (English)
ISBN 9986-830-64-8 (German) /sold out/
ISBN 9986-830-47-8 (Polish)
ISBN not granted (Esperanto) /sold out/
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| Vilnius and Trakai |
| City Guide |
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A guide through two old cities connected via the history of the creation and flourishing of the State of Lithuania, and the names of its Grand Dukes, Gediminas, Kestutis, and in particular Vytautas. The book refers to the historical streets, most important buildings, and loveliest sites of Vilnius and Trakai. It includes 56 colour photographs, city plans marked with described sites, and practical information for visitors.
Based on Tomas Venclova's book Vilnius. City Guide
Edited by Beata Piasecka
Available in Polish, Russian, French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Esperanto
Soft cover, 80 p., 200x120 mm |
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ISBN 9986-830-75-3 (English)
ISBN 9986-830-80-X (German)
ISBN 9986-830-62-1 (Polish)
ISBN 9986-830-65-6 (Russian)
ISBN 9986-830-70-2 (French)
ISBN 9986-830-76-1 (Japanese)
ISBN 9986-830-77-X (Italian)
ISBN 9986-830-78-8 (Spanish)
ISBN 9986-830-92-3 (Esperanto) /sold out/
ISBN 978-9955-736-56-1
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