Society

A stylish catalogue with archival photographs and insights into three modern masters.

A proof copy of Edith Sitwell's autobiography.

'Four hundred pages and Mr. Sitwell promises a shudder on every page.'

An original photograph by the woman who dominated society portraits during the 1930s.

A portfolio of words and pictures from the magazine's illustrious archive.

Snapshots of the WASP style and stylemakers.

Hugh Cecil's 1920s photographs of society beauties.

Poems and morality tales for modern life - a scarce early work by Stephen Tennant and his mother.

A personal account of Vita Sackville-West's ancestral home and her ancestors.

A lavishly produced Franco Maria Ricci monograph on the Russian artist and watercolourist.

A fascinating album celebrating the great 'bals masques' of the 20th century.

The exuberant and uninhibited diaries of London's famous sixties fashion designer.

Izis' rare photo book documenting London during the Queen's Coronation.

The memoirs of the stylish society figure, the Baron de Rede.

A reprint of Lord Berners' 'roman a clef', featuring many of the Farringdon circle.

A portrait of James Pope-Hennessy told through his own letters and diaries.

A generously illustrated survey of Bailey's work through the 50s and 60s.

A biography of the complex American sculptor Louise Nevelson.

A marvellous photographic souvenir record of a 1920s Parisian party.