pictures の検索結果 標準 順 約 2000 件中 1341 から 1360 件目（100 頁中 68 頁目） 
- Private Pictures: Soldiers' Inside View of War
- Janina Struk
- I B TAURIS
- ￥6459
- 2011年
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Snapshots taken by American soldiers of Iraqi prisoners stripped naked, humiliated and tortured shocked the world in 2004 but, as this remarkable book relates, soldiers have taken photographs of the gruesome or sociable, shocking or mundane aspects of war for more than 100 years. Now, with the twenty-first century shift to simple digital photography and internet communications, a glut of highly disturbing images -- videos and stills -- is being posted on the inernet by western forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, with alarming results. "Private Pictures" traces this unacknowledged genre of photography from the origins of popular photography in the Boer War through the two World Wars, to the digital age. It discusses how the images have been used and it asks: what effect might the wider appreciation of soldiers' pictures have on the popular perception of war?
- Captain Cat: Story and Pictures
- Syd Hoff/Syd Hoff
- PERFECTION LEARNING PRE BIND
- ￥2340
- 1994年
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A cat makes friends with a soldier and learns about military life when he joins the army.
- Once Upon a Doodle: Fairy-Tale Pictures to Create and Complete
- Hannah Cohen/Andy Cooke
- RUNNING PR KIDS
- ￥2728
- 2012年
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Once upon a time, in a doodle far, far away, kids could discover a magical land of princes, princesses, giants, ogres, and dwarfs. This latest Doodle book features all the beloved fairy-tale characters, from Little Red Riding Hood to the Three Little Pigs. Illustrations. Consumable.
- Out of the Blue: A Book of Color Idioms and Silly Pictures
- Vanita Oelschlager/Robin Hegan
- VANITA BOOKS
- ￥1425
- 2012年
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This work shows children the magic of idioms--words that separately have one meaning, but together take on something entirely different. The book uses outlandish illustrations of what the words describe literally. The reader then has to guess the "real" meaning of the phrases (which are upside down in the corners of each spread). Full color.
