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ABRAMS is a prominent American publishing company founded in 1949 by Harry N. Abrams. It was the first U.S. publisher to focus exclusively on art and illustrated books. Based in New York City, ABRAMS publishes around 250 new titles each year and has a backlist of over 3,000 titles. The company covers a wide range of genres, including art, photography, cooking, craft, comics, interior design, fashion, and children's literature.

ABRAMS operates several imprints, each catering to specific markets. These include its flagship imprint, which publishes art and design books, as well as imprints dedicated to comics, nonfiction, and children's literature. The company also distributes works for esteemed cultural institutions and publishers, enhancing its reach in the art and literary communities. As a subsidiary of the French media group Média-Participations since 2018, ABRAMS continues to uphold high production values and innovative design in its publications.