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Travel Book Mars

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Travel Book Mars Collector Edition

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Travel Book Mars, French Version

The Louis Vuitton Travel Book Collection is an invitation to real and virtual voyages. In its pages, the illustrations of renowned artists and promising young talents tell the stories of the cities and countries they have visited, depicting each place’s varied architecture and special light and recording the passing days and the lives of its people. The Travel Book offers a new, contemporary vision of travel, taking in both remote wildernesses and cities that never sleep. Each artist explores a destination in a medium of their choosing. The creative worlds on show are highly diverse: drawing, painting, collage, contemporary art, illustration, cartoons or manga. In this highly original addition to the Travel Book Collection, two multi-award-winning talents, comic book artist François Schuiten and travel writer Sylvain Tesson, take their readers on an incredible journey to Planet Mars. In a not so distant future of exponential population growth and record temperature rises, a man and a woman, the new era's Adam and Eve, are sent on a mission to explore the Red Planet and the possibilities it might offer for human survival... "Mars is the mirror of Earth and its fragility," says François Schuiten. "Looking at my illustrations, Sylvain immediately began telling me the story of my book. His ideas put everything in place and guided me through to the end of the journey."

• 27.9 x 19.1 cm/11 x 7.5 inches
• French edition
• Illustrations by François Schuiten
• Story by Sylvain Tesson
• Five-colour printing, cloth hardcover binding, silver foil stamping, mirrored silver edges
• 176 pages, 86 exclusive drawings

Livre Travel Book Mars, version française

La collection Travel Book de Louis Vuitton est une invitation aux voyages réels et virtuels. Dans ses pages, les illustrations d'artistes renommés comme de jeunes talents prometteurs racontent l'histoire des villes et des pays parcourus, de l'architecture variée à la lumière particulière de chaque lieu, capturant les jours qui passent et la vie des habitants. Le Travel Book offre une vision nouvelle et contemporaine du voyage, entre contrées sauvages reculées et villes qui ne dorment jamais. Chaque artiste explore une destination dans la technique de son choix. Les univers créatifs présentés sont riches et variés : dessin, peinture, collage, art contemporain, illustration, bande dessinée ou manga. Dans cette nouveauté résolument originale de la collection Travel Book, deux talents maintes fois primés, le dessinateur de bandes dessinées François Schuiten et l'écrivain de voyage Sylvain Tesson, invitent leurs lecteurs à une épopée incroyable sur la planète Mars. Dans un avenir proche où la population s'accroît de façon exponentielle et les températures atteignent de nouveaux records, un homme et une femme, Adam et Ève d'une nouvelle ère, ont pour mission d'explorer la planète rouge et les possibilités de survie humaine qu'elle offre... « Mars est le miroir de la Terre et de sa fragilité, » déclare François Schuiten. « C'est en regardant mes illustrations que Sylvain a immédiatement commencé à me conter l'histoire de mon livre. Ses idées leur ont donné un sens et m'ont guidé jusqu'à la fin du voyage. »

• 28 x 19 cm (Longueur x Hauteur)
• Édition française
• Illustrations : François Schuiten
• Texte : Sylvain Tesson
• Impression en cinq couleurs, reliure en tissu sur la couverture, estampage à la feuille d'argent, bords argentés effet miroir
• 176 pages, 86 dessins inédits

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Travel Book New York

The Louis Vuitton Travel Book collection offers a new and contemporary vision of travel, both real and virtual. Intended as works of art in themselves, they depict each destination through the eyes of an artist in 100-120 exclusive drawings. The Travel Book New York by French artist and blogger Jean-Philippe Delhomme offers a colorful and humorous vision of the Big Apple.

• Bilingual edition in French and English
• 168 pages organized by district with more than 100 illustrations
• Cloth binding, bookmark

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Travel Book London

The Louis Vuitton Travel Book collection offers a new and contemporary vision of travel, both real and virtual. Intended as works of art in themselves, they depict each destination through the eyes of an artist in 100-120 exclusive drawings. The Travel Book London by emerging Japanese artist Natsko Seki offers a lively and poetic vision of the UK capital.

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Moscow says big Louis Vuitton display doesn’t suit historic Red Square

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MOSCOW — If Vladimir Lenin were alive today — instead of spinning in his mausoleum nearby — he no doubt would be aghast at the two-story replica of a Louis Vuitton traveling trunk on Red Square. He might also update the title of his famous essay on the need for a revolutionary vanguard party, asking not “What Is To Be Done” but “Why the Heck Was It Done?”

Since construction finished this week, the gigantic luxury trunk, which is just steps from the Kremlin walls and was set to hold a charity exhibition of suitcases by the Paris-based company, has been panned on social networks, denounced at the Duma and disowned by GUM, the luxury department store that abuts Red Square and approved the temporary exhibition.

In the highest-ranking condemnation yet of the 30-foot-tall, 100-foot-wide trunk, an official in the Presidential Administration on Wednesday said the temporary pavilion was unauthorized and demanded that it be “dismantled immediately,” several state news agencies reported.

Despite a legal ban on anything that “violates the historical appearance” of Red Square, the site of the Lenin mausoleum and yearly military parades celebrating the Soviet victory over Germany in World War II, the space has hosted concerts, dirt-bike stunt shows, a commercial ice-skating rink and a Christian Dior exhibition in a gigantic metallic pavilion in recent years.

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“Everything that is happening on Red Square is unacceptable,” Tatyana Fedosova, 60, said as she tilted her head back to gaze at the trunk during her lunch break. “This is a sacred place. Our former leaders are buried here. I thought that the ice-skating rink here was not great, but this is too much.”

Lawmakers began lashing out at Louis Vuitton earlier in the week. Sergey Obukhov, a Communist deputy for the Duma, called the square a “sacred place for the Russian government.” He added, “There are symbols that are forbidden to debase or defile.”

Aleksandr Sidyakin, a member of President Vladimir Putin’s governing United Russia party, demanded an investigation into whether the structure violated any laws on advertising.

GUM, the department store, said it had told the Russian representative of Louis Vuitton to tear down the exhibition hall, in light of “the position of a part of the population.”

This is not the first time Louis Vuitton has become enmeshed in Russian politics in its marketing campaigns. In 2007, a magazine advertisement showed the former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev riding in a car past the Berlin Wall with a Louis Vuitton bag stuffed with liberal Russian magazines.

But with special attention now being paid to the beautification of Moscow’s public spaces, and social networks swiftly churning out criticism and Photoshopped pictures — like one of Lenin’s tomb reupholstered to look like a Louis Vuitton bag — the public ridicule swiftly led to official threats.

The fashion house did not respond to questions on whether the hall would be removed, but Natalia Vodianova, a fashion model and the head of the charitable fund set to receive the ticket receipts from the exhibition, said in a Facebook post, “Let us hope that the exhibition is not canceled, but just moved to another place.”

Standing by the metal barriers installed around it Wednesday, Aleksandr Dubov, a 35-year-old tourist from Yekaterinburg, said he had “nothing personally against the suitcase.”

“At least they could leave it up until the exhibition,” said Dubov, dressed in a leather jacket and carrying a bag made from fake alligator skin. As he circled the building, he stopped occasionally to snap pictures.

“Is this a sacred place?” he asked, gesturing to the other side of the square. “There is already an enormous mall on it.”

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