González Macías José Luis (74 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A unique illustrated exploration of our favorite oceanic beacons and their haunted histories. There is something beautiful and wild in the impossible architecture of lighthouses. These precariously perched structures have been the homes and workplaces of keepers whose romantic guardianship has saved countless lives from cruel seas. While that way of life may have faded away, as the lights go out and the buildings crumble, we still have their stories. This collection of more than thirty tales spans the heights and depths of human experience: the blind lighthouse keeper tending a light in the Arctic Circle, the intrepid young woman saving ships from wreck beginning at just age twelve, the desperate plight of a crew cut off for forty days with meager supplies, the lighthouse haunted by the clacking sound of a long-passed keeper's ghostly typewriter. Interweaving literary inspiration and elements from Jules Verne, Virginia Woolf, and Edgar Allan Poe and accompanied by beautiful illustrations, nautical charts, maps, architectural plans, and curious facts, these illuminating stories will transport the reader in a book as full of wonder as the far-flung lighthouses themselves. QUIRKY STORIES AND A LITERARY APPROACH: Fascinating stories and anecdotes about each lighthouse include such features as notable inhabitants (Virginia Woolf), tantalizing on-site discoveries (Edgar Allen Poe's unfinished writings), and weird twists, such as a never-before-seen species made extinct by a lighthouse keeper's cat (Tibbles). UNIQUELY ILLUSTRATED: The gorgeous pointillistic full-page illustrations, equally beautiful location maps, and detailed building diagrams make this a distinctive celebration of these fascinating structures and their places in the world. AN ARMCHAIR TOUR OF LIGHTHOUSES AROUND THE WORLD: The thirty+ stunning lighthouses featured include: Adziogol Lighthouse: Rybalche, Kherson Oblast (Ukraine) Amedee Lighthouse: Amedee, Noumea, New Caledonia (France) Bell Rock Lighthouse: Inchcape Rock, Arbroath, Scotland (UK) Buda Lighthouse: Buda Island, San Jaime de Enveija, Tarragona (Spain) Eddystone Lighthouse: Eddystone Rocks, Rame Head, Plymouth (UK) Evangelistas Lighthouse: Evangelistas Islets, Natales, Ultima Esperanza (Chile) Great Isaac Cay Lighthouse: Great Isaac Cay, Bimini Islands (Bahamas) Grip Lighthouse: Grip, Kristiansund, Nordmore, More og Romsdal (Norway) Guardafui Lighthouse: Cape Guardafui, Bari, Puntland (Somalia) Klein Curacao Lighthouse: Klein Curacao, Curacao (Netherlands) Lime Rock Lighthouse: Lime Rock, Newport, Rhode Island (USA) Maatsuyker Lighthouse: Maatsuyker Island, Tasmania (Australia) Robben Island Lighthouse: Robben Island, Cape Town (South Africa) Rocher aux Oiseaux Lighthouse: Rocher aux Oiseaux (Bird Rock), Madeleine Islands, Quebec (Canada) Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse: Rubjerg, Hjorring, Jutland (Denmark) San Juan de Salvamento Lighthouse: Isla de los Estados, Patagonia (Argentina) Smalls Lighthouse: Smalls Rocks, Marloes, Pembrokeshire, Wales (UK) Stephens Island Lighthouse: Takapourewa or Stephens Island, Marlborough (New Zealand) Svyatonossky Lighthouse: Svyatoy Nos, Murmansk Oblast (Russia) Wenwei Zhou Lighthouse: Wenwei Zhou or Gap Rock, Wanshan Archipelago, Hong Kong (China) Perfect for: Readers of quirky history Fans of nautical tales Coastal residents and visitors Armchair travelers Anyone who has ever dreamed of life as a lighthous Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. A new copy. A unique illustrated exploration of our favorite oceanic beacons and their haunted histories. There is something beautiful and wild in the impossible architecture of lighthouses. These precariously perched structures have been the homes and workplaces of keepers whose romantic guardianship has saved countless lives from cruel seas. While that way of life may have faded away, as the lights go out and the buildings crumble, we still have their stories. This collection of more than thirty tales spans the heights and depths of human experience: the blind lighthouse keeper tending a light in the Arctic Circle, the intrepid young woman saving ships from wreck beginning at just age twelve, the desperate plight of a crew cut off for forty days with meager supplies, the lighthouse haunted by the clacking sound of a long-passed keeper's ghostly typewriter. Interweaving literary inspiration and elements from Jules Verne, Virginia Woolf, and Edgar Allan Poe and accompanied by beautiful illustrations, nautical charts, maps, architectural plans, and curious facts, these illuminating stories will transport the reader in a book as full of wonder as the far-flung lighthouses themselves. QUIRKY STORIES AND A LITERARY APPROACH: Fascinating stories and anecdotes about each lighthouse include such features as notable inhabitants (Virginia Woolf), tantalizing on-site discoveries (Edgar Allen Poe's unfinished writings), and weird twists, such as a never-before-seen species made extinct by a lighthouse keeper's cat (Tibbles). UNIQUELY ILLUSTRATED: The gorgeous pointillistic full-page illustrations, equally beautiful location maps, and detailed building diagrams make this a distinctive celebration of these fascinating structures and their places in the world. AN ARMCHAIR TOUR OF LIGHTHOUSES AROUND THE WORLD: The thirty+ stunning lighthouses featured include: Adziogol Lighthouse: Rybalche, Kherson Oblast (Ukraine) Amédée Lighthouse: Amédée, Nouméa, New Caledonia (France) Bell Rock Lighthouse: Inchcape Rock, Arbroath, Scotland (UK) Buda Lighthouse: Buda Island, San Jaime de Enveija, Tarragona (Spain) Eddystone Lighthouse: Eddystone Rocks, Rame Head, Plymouth (UK) Evangelistas Lighthouse: Evangelistas Islets, Natales, Última Esperanza (Chile) Great Isaac Cay Lighthouse: Great Isaac Cay, Bimini Islands (Bahamas) Grip Lighthouse: Grip, Kristiansund, Nordmøre, Møre og Romsdal (Norway) Guardafui Lighthouse: Cape Guardafui, Bari, Puntland (Somalia) Klein Curaçao Lighthouse: Klein Curaçao, Curaçao (Netherlands) Lime Rock Lighthouse: Lime Rock, Newport, Rhode Island (USA) Maatsuyker Lighthouse: Maatsuyker Island, Tasmania (Australia) Robben Island Lighthouse: Robben Island, Cape Town (South Africa) Rocher aux Oiseaux Lighthouse: Rocher aux Oiseaux (Bird Rock), Madeleine Islands, Quebec (Canada) Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse: Rubjerg, Hjørring, Jutland (Denmark) San Juan de Salvamento Lighthouse: Isla de los Estados, Patagonia (Argentina) Smalls Lighthouse: Smalls Rocks, Marloes, Pembrokeshire, Wales (UK) Stephens Island Lighthouse: Takapourewa or Stephens Island, Marlborough (New Zealand) Svyatonossky Lighthouse: Svyatoy Nos, Múrmansk Oblast (Russia) Wenwei Zhou Lighthouse: Wenwei Zhou or Gap Rock, Wanshan Archipelago, Hong Kong (China) Perfect for: Readers of quirky history Fans of nautical tales Coastal residents and visitors Armchair travelers Anyone who has ever dreamed of life as a lighthouse keeper Gift giving for Father's Day, Mother's Day, birthday, graduation, or housewarming.

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González Macías, Jose Luis (illustrator). Erste Ausgabe. 17,5 x 25,5 cm. Erste Auflage, 150 [155] S. Illustrierter Originalpappband. Sprache: Französisch, Zahlreiche Abbildungen. gut bis sehr gut erhalten.

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Condition: New. González Macías, Jose Luis (illustrator). Idioma/Language: Español. Un viaje por la música que resuena en los lugares más aislados del planeta Los acordes del piano de Einaudi sobre un iceberg, el blues eléctrico del desierto africano, música que viaja por el espacio interestelar, las canciones perdidas de una isla volcánica, la ciudad fantasma que vio nacer a ABBA, las melodías de una cueva submarina, los ecos hawaianos que enamoraron a Elvis, archivos sonoros ocultos en un búnker ártico, los cantos yoik que inspiraron a Björk, el punk desde la ciudad más fría del mundo? Existen melodías con resonancias geográficas concretas. El territorio, el clima, los ritos y costumbres dejan su huella en forma de canciones. Este libro es una aventura en busca de esos sonidos distantes, exóticos o extrañamente familiares capaces de emocionarnos. Historias, ilustraciones, mapas y curiosidades que nos invitan a escuchar paisajes desconocidos *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Un extraordinario viaje ?geográfico y literario? por los faros más aislados del planeta. Un farero ciego cuida de una luz en el círculo polar ártico, una intrépida niña acude al rescate de varios náufragos, un pequeño pájaro desaparece de una isla tras la llegada de un faro, un fantasma escribe a máquina cada noche, un excéntrico personaje levanta una torre en mar abierto para más tarde perecer en ella, dos guardianes se esfuman misteriosamente de un solitario cayo? Estas historias nos llevan hasta horizontes donde se cruzan Nelson Mandela, Edgar Alan Poe y Virginia Woolf y se suceden episodios de delirio, soledad y desasosiego; pero también de valentía y felicidad. Breve Atlas de los Faros del Fin del Mundo ?cuyo título hace alusión a la novela de Julio Verne El faro del fin del mundo? es una recopilación inédita de más de treinta relatos basados en hechos reales y acompañados de espléndidas ilustraciones, cartas náuticas, esquemas arquitectónicos y curiosidades acerca de faros remotos. Un libro visualmente impactante, tan asombroso como los faros que alberga en su interior. PREMIO NACIONAL AL LIBRO MEJOR EDITADO 2020. Traducido a 14 idiomas. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. Hemma, 1994. Colección: Las aventuras de Lassie. Infantil y juvenil. De 6 a 10 años. 32 páginas aprox. (sin paginar). 27 x 19,5. Perros. Tapa dura de editorial ilustrada. Muy Buen estado de conservación. Isbn: 9782800641928. Libro.

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Condition: Nuevo. Un extraordinario viaje ?geográfico y literario? por los faros más aislados del planeta. Un farero ciego cuida de una luz en el círculo polar ártico, una intrépida niña acude al rescate de varios náufragos, un pequeño pájaro desaparece de una isla tras la llegada de un faro, un fantasma escribe a máquina cada noche, un excéntrico personaje levanta una torre en mar abierto para más tarde perecer en ella, dos guardianes se esfuman misteriosamente de un solitario cayo? Estas historias nos llevan hasta horizontes donde se cruzan Nelson Mandela, Edgar Alan Poe y Virginia Woolf y se suceden episodios de delirio, soledad y desasosiego; pero también de valentía y felicidad. Breve Atlas de los Faros del Fin del Mundo ?cuyo título hace alusión a la novela de Julio Verne El faro del fin del mundo? es una recopilación inédita de más de treinta relatos basados en hechos reales y acompañados de espléndidas ilustraciones, cartas náuticas, esquemas arquitectónicos y curiosidades acerca de faros remotos. Un libro visualmente impactante, tan asombroso como los faros que alberga en su interior. -.

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Condition: Nuevo. González Macías, Jose Luis (illustrator). Un viaje por la música que resuena en los lugares más aislados del planeta. Los acordes del piano de Einaudi sobre un iceberg, el blues eléctrico del desierto africano, música que viaja por el espacio interestelar, las canciones perdidas de una isla volcánica, la ciudad fantasma que vio nacer a ABBA, las melodías de una cueva submarina, los ecos hawaianos que enamoraron a Elvis, archivos sonoros ocultos en un búnker ártico, los cantos yoik que inspiraron a Björk, el punk desde la ciudad más fría del mundo Existen melodías con resonancias geográficas concretas. El territorio, el clima, los ritos y costumbres dejan su huella en forma de canciones. Este libro es una aventura en busca de esos sonidos distantes, exóticos o extrañamente familiares capaces de emocionarnos. Historias, ilustraciones, mapas y curiosidades que nos invitan a escuchar paisajes desconocidos. -.