2011 May

Opening with Lovecraft’s tale of unearthly geometry and nightmares of a dead witch, this collection features 14 of the horror master’s terrifying novellas and short stories, including: The Dunwich Horror, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, The Rats in the Walls and Herbert West – Reanimator.

Lovecraft’s tale of a terrifying expedition to the icy-wastes of Antarctica opens this collection of 15 of the horror master’s novellas and short stories, including: The Shadow out of Time, The Whisperer in Darkness, and The Picture in the House.

The perfect introduction to the Dutch post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh, this collection brings together 66 of his finest paintings in a high-resolution coffee table format.

The perfect introduction to the founding father of Impressionism Claude Monet, this collection brings together 62 of his finest paintings in a high-resolution coffee table format.

The perfect introduction to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin, this collection brings together 66 of his finest paintings in a high-resolution coffee table format.

The perfect introduction to the work of the French artist Paul Cézanne, this collection brings together 61 of his finest paintings in a high-resolution coffee table format.

The perfect introduction to the work of the archetypal Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci, this complete collection brings together all 20 of his paintings, plus selected sketches and drawings, in a high-resolution coffee table format.

The perfect introduction to the work of the Italian Baroque artist Caravaggio, this collection brings together 57 of his finest paintings in a high-resolution coffee table format.

Orwell’s gripping dystopian novel about how a totalitarian state crushes individuality has lodged itself into the public consciousness in a way few books ever do. Terms such as Big Brother, doublespeak, Orwellian, Newspeak and thoughtcrime originate here, and the book’s powerful warning still resonates today.

The animals of Manor Farm have had enough of ill treatment at the hands of humans and stage a revolution. But will the promises of a better future come true? A true 20th century classic, Animal Farm delivers a knockout critique of Soviet communism disguised as a fairy tale.