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  The fun and fabulous DRAG DOLLS (Roundtable's first paper doll venture) features eight of New York City's finest drag queens in their most fetching ensembles.

Chronicle, 1996
Illustrations and photography by David Croland
32 pages, 9" x 12"
 
 

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  The prints of the renowned artist John Seerey-Lester are widely sold by Mill Pond Press, the leading publisher of limited edition art prints. Roundtable produced a lavish book for Mill Pond, FACE TO FACE WITH NATURE, featuring 130 paintings and sketches as a celebration of the wildlife painter's work.
Mill Pond Press, 1991
Foreword by Roger Caras
216 pages, 10" x 11"
 
 


 

Roundtable approached agricultural authority and photographer Grant Heilman about creating a book that would record the vanishing farm in the American landscape. What we discovered is that the American farm is actually thriving, and so FARM--with more than 200 spectacular photographs--explores every aspect of the changing face of farm life in America.

Abbeville Press, 1988
by Grant Heilman
288 pages, 9" x 10"
(wall calendar tie-in)

   
 



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Seventeen hundred original line drawings arranged in a unique grid format clearly illustrate the evolution of American furniture styles from the 17th through the 20th century in FIELD GUIDE TO AMERICAN ANTIQUE FURNITURE. Using this book, the reader can identify everything from old furniture in the attic to fine furniture sold at auction.

Facts on File, 1985; Henry Holt, 1986
by Joseph T. Butler; Illustrations by Ray Skibinski
400 pages, 7" x 10"
 
 

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  Nickelodeon sent a team of filmmakers and photographers all around the world to record children's thoughts about the future for their Nickellennium project--24 hours of TV programming aired on January 1, 2000. In May of 1999, they realized that a companion book might make a nice corporate holiday gift: THE FUTURE ACCORDING TO KIDS was born. We culled quotations from 6000 pages of transcripts to accompany the 200 extraordinary photographs we selected for inclusion in this elegantly designed tribute to kids, which was delivered in time for a holiday mailing.

Nickelodeon Books, 1999
Principal photography by Valerie Shaff
228 pages, 10" x 10"
   
 


  In eleven weeks, Roundtable designed and produced LIBERTY as the catalog for an exhibition at the New York Public Library. Essays by French and American art historians combine with 800 images to commemorate the centennial of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty.

HarperCollins, 1987
Co-venture catalog for NY Public Library exhibit
by Pierre Provoyeur and June Hargrove
304 pages, 9" x 12"

 
 

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  Roundtable commissioned artist Wendy Frost to create NEPTUNE'S GARDEN, a beautifully illustrated and hand-lettered appreciation of hundreds of extraordinary shells found all over the world.

Bulfinch, 1992
by Wendy Frost
96 pages, 8.375" x 10.5"
 
 


  The Chairman of the Board of USAA, one of the largest insurance companies in America, commissioned Susan E. Meyer to write a fully illustrated poster book, NORMAN ROCKWELL'S WORLD WAR II, as an adjunct to their traveling exhibition of Rockwell's war-related paintings. Susan wrote the book and Roundtable produced 60,000 paperback copies and a deluxe slipcased-edition.

USAA Insurance Company, 1991
by Susan E. Meyer; Foreword by Robert F. McDermott
96 pages, 11" x 15"
 
 

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  Using a similar approach to that used in the hugely successful Field Guide to American Antique Furniture, Roundtable conceived THE VISUAL DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE--a visual guide to identifying styles of American architecture--with historic preservationist Rachel Carley. Two eminent illustrators created detailed line drawings of every domestic style, from the tipi to the postmodern seaside house.

Henry Holt, 1994; 1997
by Rachel Carley; Illustrated by Ray Skibinski and Ed Lam
272 pages, 7.625" x 9.5"; 7.375" x 9.25"

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Watson-Guptill Publications, 1989
by Betty Binns
192 pages, 11" x 8.25"
   
 

Facts on File, 1985, Revised edition 2000
Wordsworth Editions Ltd., 1996
by Charles Boyce; Foreword by Joseph T. Butler
342 pages, 8.75" x 11.25"; 5" x 7.75"
   
 

Collier Books, 1985
by Susan E. Meyer and Martin Avillez
144 pages, 8.5" x 11"
   
 

Taylor Publishing Company, 1986
by April Bernard and Luc Sante
184 pages, 9.375" x 11.375"
   
 
 

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