Lynn Curlee Livres

"Interwoven with photographs of the people lost, this memoir chronicles the AIDS pandemic from the late 1970s to the late 1990s, up until the death of the author's partner"-- Provided by publisher

The book offers a vibrant, illustrated journey through the various venues of America's favorite pastime, baseball. Lynn Curlee's artwork captures not only the factual elements of these locations but also the thrill and emotional resonance they evoke. Celebrated for its engaging visuals, the work invites readers to appreciate the significance of each ballpark in the national sports landscape, blending information with a sense of nostalgia and excitement.

Focusing on the evolution of skyscrapers, this book explores iconic structures from the Pyramid at Giza to the World Trade Center. Through stunning illustrations, it captures humanity's enduring fascination with reaching new heights in architecture. The narrative highlights the historical significance and cultural impact of these towering buildings, making it a captivating read for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Dance prodigy, sex symbol, gay pioneer, cultural icon--Vaslav Nijinsky rose to fame as the star of the Ballets Russes in Paris before mental illness stole his career and the last thirty years of his life.With one grand leap off the stage at the 1909 premiere of the Ballets Russes's inaugural season, Nijinsky became an overnight sensation and the century's first superstar, in the days before moving pictures brought popular culture to the masses. Perhaps the greatest dancer of the twentieth century, Nijinsky captured audiences with his sheer animal magnetism and incredible skill.He was also half of the most famous (and openly gay) couple of the Edwardian era: his relationship with Serge Diaghilev, artistic director and architect of the Ballets Russes, pushed boundaries in a time when homosexuality and bisexuality were rarely discussed. Nijinsky's life was tumultuous--after marrying a female groupie he hardly knew, he was kicked out of the Ballets Russes and placed under house arrest during World War I. Unable to work as he once did, his mental health deteriorated, and he spent three decades in and out of institutions.

The book delves into the history of Washington, D.C., focusing on the construction of iconic structures such as the White House, the Washington Monument, and the Capitol. It combines a compelling narrative with extraordinary paintings, offering a visual and emotional exploration of the city's architectural origins. Through this journey, readers gain insight into the significance and stories behind these monumental buildings that define the nation's capital.

Exploring the remarkable achievements of ancient civilizations, this book delves into iconic structures like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Great Pyramid at Giza. It highlights the universal human aspiration to create lasting legacies, accompanied by vibrant full-color illustrations that bring these historical wonders to life.

Focusing on the construction of the Parthenon, this book delves into the history and individuals involved in its creation in ancient Greece. Through vivid paintings, it captures the grandeur of this iconic structure, highlighting its significance in the birth of Western civilization. The detailed exploration revitalizes the story behind one of the most recognizable monuments in the world, bringing its rich history to life in full color.

Greek mythology comes alive through the vivid illustrations and storytelling of Lynn Curlee, who explores tales of proud deities, mythical creatures, fierce beasts, and courageous heroes. This unique work combines artistic expression with timeless narratives, captivating readers of all ages and showcasing the rich tapestry of ancient myths in an innovative way. Curlee's approach promises a fresh perspective on these enduring legends, inviting both new and seasoned fans to experience their magic anew.