Most Popular Books by Ken Marschall

In the late summer of 2001, James Cameron, the director-producer of the highest-grossing picture in Hollywood history, led a new deep-diving expedition to the wreck of the lost liner Titanic. With him was a team of underwater explorers that included the artist Ken Marschall, the historian Don Lynch, and two actors from the movie, Bill Paxton and Lewis Abernathy (who played Brock Lovett and Lewis Bodine). Their equipment included state-of-the-art digital 3D cameras, a pair of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and a specially built deep-water lighting platform that illuminated the fabled ship as never before. In a series of historic dives they filmed deep inside the ghostly liner, obtaining haunting, never-before-seen images.In spring 2003, this remarkable journey into the heart of the Titanic will be presented coast-to-coast in a digital 3D giant screen film, Ghosts of the Abyss. For those who will be drawn anew to the story of the Titanic, as well as for those who have never stopped being fascinated by the ship''s tragic fate, James Cameron''s "Ghosts of the Abyss" will be a revelation in pictures and words. Cameron compellingly describes just what keeps him returning to the Titanic, and the meticulous journals kept during the dives form a dramatic adventure narrative. But what will truly astonish are new, incredibly vivid images from within the ship''s staterooms and public rooms, matched with archival images from 1912 and new paintings and diagrams-a "then-and-now gallery" that captures as never before the history, the drama, and the legend of the Titanic.

Seventeen-year-old Jack Thayer explores the Titanic and forms a brief friendship with another passenger before experiencing the wreck of the giant ocean liner.

The book features haunting, rarely seen imagery depicting the ship''s interiors and equipment, as well as close-up details from James Cameron''s multiple dives of the Titanic wreck.

La recherche puis la découverte de l''épave du Titanic par un explorateur, enrichies de trois moments clés du voyage de Ruth Becker qui a survécu, à douze ans, au naufrage du paquebot (le départ, la collision, le sauvetage). Une texte facile aux éléments documentaires bien intégrés. [SDM].

An extensively researched, illustrated chronicle of the Titanic presents dozens of paintings and illustrations and offers information on the ship''s "unsinkability" and its demise.

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The extraordinary story of a time when giant silver zeppelins held the promise of the future is vividly recounted in this volume, highlighted by hundreds of stunning paintings and photos.

Copiously illustrated account of the quest to find ships lost in the Pacific during the battle of Midway in WW11. Discusses aspects of the naval battle, US and Japanese naval operations, and the ships and planes used. Includes references, a bibliography and an index. The author is an oceanographer whose other publications include ''Lost Liners'', ''The Discovery of the Bismarck'' and ''The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal''. The illustrator is well-known for his paintings of wrecked ships. His other publications include ''Ken Marshall''s Art of Titanic''.

This highly illustrated book investigates the sinking of the Cunard liner, Lusitania. It features Ballard''s unique underwater photography paired with high-quality archival material in fascinating then and now spreads.

Foreword by James Cameron Introduction: Painting the Titanic Chapter One: Sailing Day Chapter Two: Ship of Dreams Chapter Three: A Starlit, Moonless Night Chapter Four: Disaster Chapter Five: Discovery Chapter Six: Chronicling Lost Ships Chapter Seven: The Making of the Titanic Epilogue Aftermatter

Ces gigantesques vaisseaux aériens étaient des dirigeables de transport d''un luxe inouï dont la taille dépaissait plus de trois fois celle des plus gros " jumbos " actuels. Les passagers disposaient à bord des facilités et du confort d''un hôtel de grand standing. Cet ouvrage superbement illustré réveille une époque fascinante, celle de ces géants du ciel qui avaient associé leur sort aux promesses du futur.

L''histoire des grands paquebots disparus - le Titanic, le Lusitania, le Britannic, l''Empress of Ireland, l''Andrea Doria et bien d''autres - est émaillée d''émotions, d''aventures et de tragédies. Aujourd''hui, ces navires de légende gisant au fond des mers constituent un extraordinaire musée sous-marin. Dans cet ouvrage magnifiquement illustré, l''explorateur sous-marin Robert Ballard nous mène en pèlerinage sur ces vaisseaux fantômes et nous raconte toute l''histoire de leurs jours de gloire. Des photos sous-marines de grande qualité nous révèlent ces grands navires tels qu''ils sont aujourd''hui, étrangement conservés depuis des décennies, et une prodigieuse collection de peintures, de photographies de l''époque et d''illustrations nous rappelle leur splendeur passée.

L''histoire du Titanic est racontée à travers l''expérience vécue par deux authentiques passagers : Frank Goldsmith, neuf ans, et Billy Carter, douze ans. Tandis que le premier voyage dans une minuscule cabine de troisième classe, le second occupe avec sa famille une cabine de luxe. Mais les deux garçons partagent la même excitation en ce mois d''avril 1912, ils vont participer au voyage inaugural du plus grand paquebot du monde. Ce livre géant, somptueusement illustré par l''un des grands spécialistes du Titanic, révèle tous les détails insolites du majestueux navire à travers de spectaculaires vues en coupe ; un dépliant offre un panorama complet de cette véritable ville flottante. Des croquis expliquent les différentes étapes du naufrage, depuis l''heure où le Titanic heurta un iceberg jusqu''à celle où il sombra dans l''océan.