
Words of wisdom from famous fathers: Assouline's latest coffee table book makes the perfect Father's Day gift, with quotes and photos of well-known dads, from Brunello Cucinelli to Eli Manning
Celebrate Father's Day with this
coffee table book from luxury publisher Assouline. In Father and Child, photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank portrays famous fathers.
His subjects include
Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli , former American football player Eli Manning, and climber and movie director Jimmy Chin, all accompanied by their offspring. The portraits are paired with heartfelt quotes that capture the essence of modern fatherhood.
Father and Child follows the success of Swanson Frank's previous book, Mother and Child, and shares intimate insights from each of the fathers featured on the importance of family and the beauty of growing older alongside your loved ones.
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Equal parts moving and amusing, it's a book that will surely stand the test of time.
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