This celebration of architecturally significant shops which shaped Britain’s shopping habits encourages us to appreciate the built heritage of our beloved high streets at a time when the retail landscape is rapidly changing.

Earthly Delights rekindles the Renaissance as a seismic change in European mentalities, with artists from northern and southern Europe featuring in a narrative which sets their lives against a period of convulsive change.

Spanning 500 years of western art history and with splendid images, this book describes the skilful techniques employed in artists’ workplaces.

This beautifully illustrated examination of one of art’s most recognisable and popular styles traces the movement’s birth, development and global impact.

Beautifully packaged, this lavish volume on one of the most significant periods in European art shows how the rise of the Habsburg dynasty and the expansion of the Spanish Empire created a fertile environment for cultural and scientific discovery.

The American photographer Deborah Turbeville (1934–2013) was a pioneering woman working in a male-dominated era.

Curated by the Spanish collage artist Rebeka Elizegi, this book gives voice to both emerging and established artists from all backgrounds.

Ronald Rae is a rare example of a ‘total artist’, creating work in a bewildering variety of media.