This extravagantly designed, exclusive art volume presents approx. 330 illustrations, paintings and collages, many of them previously unpublished. 

Angry and ironic, tender and wonderful: Tomi Ungerer’s America in pictures and texts.

When Tomi Ungerer moved from the Alsace to New York in the mid-1950s and began to work as a graphic designer and illustrator, a crazy new world opened itself up to him, which the talented artist transformed into what are perhaps the most remarkable and powerful works of his career. Expressive and universal pictures which present the land of opportunities in a unique manner.

Once upon a time, there was a beach photographer who got hold of a monkey. The monkey's job was to make people smile, because it is easy to sell photographs of smiling people. One day, people just didn't smile anymore. The photographer gave the monkey a glass of schnapps and some white powder to make him funnier. And funnier he became – but ill as well. And then he wanted revenge…

At the beginning was the soup – and Waechter shows what became of it in over fifty wild, creative pages – each of them amazingly beautiful!

Home sweet home: A cosy, stylish home is the best guarantee of relaxation and mental peace. The road to that peace can be rocky at times, though. Loriot shares the traps of buying a house, the pitfalls of renovation and the trials of moving home in over 100 pictures and cartoons. But also the joys of interior design: our home shall be a mirror of our inner life.

The book series All About Me has sold over three million copies worldwide.

This international classic amongst questionnaire books has been a hit for the last 20 years and is the simplest way to deepen your understanding of yourself and others.

Most people find it easier to entrust their thoughts, worries and desires to a stranger. And it is even easier when someone asks exactly the right questions. All About Me was the first question and answer book ever, its 25 chapters designed to open up the most important details of the reader’s life. With questions on dreams and desires, fears and memories. No matter whether you read it alone or together with someone else, this book will reveal what you have never dared to ask yourself.

The modern individual is constantly travelling, be it in their professional life or on vacation. In over 100 pictures and cartoons, Loriot illustrates how not to lose one’s head on car, train, sea or air trips, and how to demonstrate one’s worldliness on the beach, in a tent, at a hotel and in exotic locations.

Tender and cruel at one and the same time, floatingly light and profoundly sombre – this is the world of the Austrian artist Paul Flora. Diogenes first published a book by Paul Flora in 1953, and this was followed by forty others. Flora quickly made a name for himself as a master of the art of hatching, an artist who knows how to create poetic, impenetrable drawings consisting of thousands of fine and ultra-fine lines. This volume of Flora's work is comprehensive enough to be regarded as a retrospective – were it not for the fact that that it contains many new drawings done over the past five years.

As ›Harry the Cloud‹, Harald Naegeli has been writing to ›Friends of the Cloud‹ at irregular intervals since 2013. In his rebellious and philosophical dispatches, he shares updates about his latest graffiti and drawings, but also about encounters with man and mammal, about the reading that inspires him, about his indestructible belief in utopia and his perspective of art - not only in the public sphere. Lines filled with absurdity, thoughtfulness and affection, all complemented by photos of his works: women and flamingoes, lightning bolts and fish, eyes and bugs - the universe of a unique artist.

»Everything is a play on something, and a direct hit, to the eye, to nothingness, to the heart! With love, your Cloud.«
Harald Naegeli

Moving words for happy events, children, dogs, white mice, birds, friends, celebrities and so forth.

Loriot’s legendary television sketches in an opulent four-colour printing luxury volume. Loriot’s sketches wrote television history. Millions of Germans know entire dialogues by heart, quotes such as »my duck will not share the bathwater with you« have become common parlance. When Loriot gave his collected sketches the title Dramatic Works, he had no idea that he really would become one of the most-performed German dramatists of his time. Now this essential volume is finally available in an expanded edition with a modern layout and colour stills from the television sketches and animated films.

Here he is one more time with new adventures – the short lovable man with his uniform cap and his old-fashioned metal-rimmed glasses. From behind their round lenses, he amiably smiles at everyone he encounters. He quickly came to symbolise a longing for a better life, for peace, freedom and an ideal world.

Today, Rembrandt's significance is unquestioned, he is accepted as one of the great masters. Vincent van Gogh, a great admirer of Rembrandt, once said: »You cannot sincerely love Rembrandt without knowing that God exists.« The theologian Walter Nigg is overwhelmed by Rembrandt's art - and with good reason. No other painter has understood the Bible so thoroughly nor interpreted it so timelessly in paintings and drawings. Nigg's biography shows impressively how much his art was connected to his belief and to his doubts.

Discover a new side to Germany's most famous comedian and caricaturist. ›Spätlese‹ collects previously unknown gems from his estate: early picture stories, sketches for friends and acquaintances and the surprising ›nightshades‹ which Loriot created in the sleepless hours of his final years. A feast for all lovers of fine humour. The first Loriot book with unpublished drawings to be released in 30 years!

The best dramatic stories by Loriot accompanied by colour images from the animated films: ›Gentlemen in the Bath‹, ›Where Are They Running?‹, ›The Interview‹, ›Television Night‹, ›The Breakfast Egg‹, ›The Talking Dog‹ and ›Work's Over‹.