Archive

The much sought-after second book by Beaton.

Cecil Beaton's guide to post-War New York City.

The sale catalogue for the contents of the Last Swan's New York apartment

Cecil Beaton's spoof memoir of an Eastern-European aristocrat

A memorial exhibition at The Met for the Spanish designer.

The first retrospective of Beaton's photographs.

Sam Taylor-Wood's photographic portraits of famous actors crying.

A first edition of Margot Asquith's 1928 novel, with a cover image by Cecil Beaton.

A deluxe, association copy, inscribed by Messel to the director George Cukor

The first English edition of Dior's autobiography.

Beaton's photographic and literary tribute to Japan.

A survey of the jewellery maker's collaborations with artists, including Picasso and Cocteau.

A fictional narrative of the relationship and travels of Elsie de Wolfe and Tony Duquette.

A scarce copy of Thérèse and Louise Bonney's influential guidebook for the American in Paris.

The first survey of Bruce Weber's work, reproducing many of his finest early photographs.

A celebration of the unique style of fashion maverick Iris Apfel.

The end of an affair.

Mary Quant's fast-paced contemporary account of her fashion revolution.

A fanciful written description to accompany Rex Whistler's mural sequence at the Tate Gallery Restaurant.

Cecil Beaton's amusing account of his lecture tour across North America.