David Rosand Libros

An invitation to enter the residences of some of the top interior designers in the world see their style and practicality in action, and adopt some of their winning ways.

The narrative explores the evolution of Venice's self-portrait over centuries, emphasizing its unique historical context. Celebrated for its unyielding independence and internal harmony, Venice crafted an image as the Most Serene Republic, where the ruling patriciate appeared devoted to the common good. This carefully curated identity, known as the "myth of Venice," reflects the city's response to various historical circumstances while highlighting the interplay between reality and perception in its governance and societal structure.

The book delves into the diverse body of work created by Koren, highlighting his renowned cartoons and cover art for The New Yorker. It showcases his unique artistic style and the evolution of his creative expression, offering insights into his contributions to the art world. Through various pieces, the exploration captures Koren's wit and perspective, making it a valuable resource for fans and art enthusiasts alike.