Böcker utgivna av Hannibal Books

Photographer Robin de Puy's American captures the resilience, dreams, and struggles of diverse Americans through powerful portraits, highlighting universal human experiences amid political turbulence.

Richly illustrated publication on books of hours in late medieval society and their frequent depiction in Flemish portraits

An exploration of fashion and interior design from a gender perspective, from the Victorian era, to contemporary designers such as Martin Margiela and Raf Simons.

Unique publication to accompany a stunning exhibition on nature in the works of Arcimboldo, Bruegel and Bassano at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.

Long-awaited first retrospective of former Magnum photographer John Vink, published on the occasion of his retrospective exhibition at the Photography Museum in Charleroi from 7 June to 21 September 2025. Text in English, French and Dutch.

Hans Op de Beeck transforms Antwerp's Royal Museum into a mysterious night park. This book lets readers relive the surreal atmosphere of Night Journey.

A brilliant introduction to Jules Schmalzigaug, Belgium's Futurist, detailing his creative evolution from the academy to 'panchromy' across Bruges, Venice, and The Hague.

This luxurious photo book celebrates KU Leuven's 600th anniversary, showcasing Karin Borghouts' unique architectural photography and historian Liesbet Nys' insightful exploration of one of Europe's oldest universities.

The posthumous release of the last book that Michael Wolf himself worked on, published to mark the fifth anniversary of his death.

Unique view of the `tronies¿ in art from the Netherlands Our fascination for faces transcends eras and cultures. Turning Heads ¿ Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer highlights a remarkable genre in painting to which little attention has so far been paid: tronies or study heads, which were intended first and foremost to depict an emotion or a character trait. Since the model¿s identity did not matter, painters could truly go to town with these heads. Tronies were drawn and painted by some of the greatest masters: Dürer, Bruegel, Massys, Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer, to name just a few. Turning Heads offers a fresh insight into a genre that is older and more varied than you might think. This book includes dozens of illustrations plus the thoughts of contemporary artists for whom the face is essential to their own work. Catalogue for the exhibition of the same name at the KMSKA in Antwerp (from October 20, 2023 to January 21, 2024) and the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin (from February 24 to May 26, 2024).

The spectacular beauty of Raphael¿s tapestries as you have never seen it before In 1515, Pope Leo X commissioned the Italian painter Raffaello Sanzio (1483¿1520), now generally known as Raphael in English, to make the cartoons for a series of ten tapestries with scenes from the lives of Saints Peter and Paul. This commission played an instrumental part in the stylistic development of the Flemish tapestries, a marvellous illustration of princely splendour in the sixteenth century. Under Habsburg rule, Brussels soon emerged as a leading manufactory for exquisite products. Raphael¿s designs are among the most successful series in the history of tapestry production. This publication shows the enormous richness of the tapestries through dozens of details. It accompanies a collection exhibition of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, home to the former imperial tapestry collection, from 26 September 2023 to 14 January 2024.

Beautiful monograph on photographer Ara Guler, aka 'The Eye of Istanbul'. Being a testament to Turkey's rich history, A Play of Light and Shadow offers a contemporary view of Guler's work while also providing the opportunity to explore iconic and unknown parts of it. With text contributions by art historian Kim Knoppers, curator and head of photography department at Istanbul Modern, Demet Yildiz Dincer, photographer and filmmaker Ahmet Polat, and Claartje van Dijk, curator and head of exhibitions at Foam in Amsterdam. Publication on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name in Foam, Amsterdam, from 22 June until 8 November 2023.