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Publisher’s Note 2018 marks the 45th year since PWP started publishing its internationally acclaimed list of high quality illustrated monographs on the fine and applied arts, museum and private collection catalogues, catalogues raisonnés and exhibition catalogues.

We begin this year with three outstanding monographs. The first surveys the life and work of Edward Bawden, a fellow artist to Eric Ravilious, who began his career in the 1920s as a talented designer and illustrator and successfully reinvented himself over several decades. The book and the exhibition it accompanies explore in depth the most significant creative periods of Bawden’s life, highlighting the innovative watercolours he produced in the 1930s, the startling series of portraits he painted while travelling as a war artist and the vivid linocuts he made post-war in response to changing public tastes.

Of equal importance is a publication which accompanies the first UK exhibition of modern Canadian artist David Milne (1882– 1953) and brings together 100 of his most significant paintings. Drawing on works in Canadian public and private collections, photographs and Milne’s own writings, the book presents an account of the artist’s voyage into modernity from the bustling sidewalks of New York to the war torn landscapes of northern France and back to the lakes and woods of Ontario.

John White Alexander (1856–1915); we publish the first biography of this relatively little known painter, whose work has been compared with that of his contemporary John Singer Sargent, which provides the reader with a clear understanding of Alexander’s life, the varied cultural contexts in which he worked, and the breadth of his artistic achievement.

Important new titles focusing on the applied arts include Gilded Interiors: Parisian Luxury & the Antique which showcases the world-renowned collection of French eighteenth-century gilt bronzes at the Wallace Collection, and Designers and Jewellery 1850–1940: Jewellery and Metalwork from the Fitzwilliam Museum which combines 50 of the Museum’s key pieces from this fruitful period of design, many previously unpublished, with biographies of their makers.

Our existing book on the history of Newmarket Heath is one of the most important titles in print on the history of racing and we are therefore delighted to announce as a sequel a completely revised and expanded edition of the Jockey Club’s catalogue of its several hundred paintings, prints, bronzes and trophies acquired over three centuries.

Another significant North American artist of an earlier period is the Pittsburgh-born

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Edward Bawden

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David Milne

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John White Alexander: An American Artist in the Gilded Age

10 William Morris: Architecture, Interiors and Design at Red House 12 Chinese Wallpaper in Britain and Ireland 13 Gainsborough and the Theatre 14 The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale Junior 16 Michelangelo: Sculptor in Bronze 17 Gilded Interiors: Parisian Luxury and the Antique 18 Designers and Jewellery 1850–1940: Jewellery and Metalwork from the Fitzwilliam Museum 20 Masterpieces in Miniature: Engraved Gems from Prehistory to the Present 21 Ships of the Silk Road: The Bactrian Camel in Chinese Jade 22 The Jockey Club Collection: A Catalogue and the Story of its Creation over Three Centuries 23 Orientalist Lives: Western Artists in the Middle East, 1830−1920 24 Tapestries from the Burrell Collection 25 SELECTED BACKLIST 39 CONTACTS

Front: The Wedding Feast mural in the Drawing Room at Red House, Kent ©National Trust Images/Andreas von Einsiedel (see p. 10) Back: Michelangelo: The Rothschild Bronzes (detail). Photograph: Arrigo Coppitz (see p. 16) Inside: William Morris tile inscribed ‘Si je puis’ (‘If I can’) Morris’s motto, in the porch at Red House © National Trust Images/Nadia Mackenzie (see p. 10)

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Edward Bawden

EDWARD BAWDEN

Edward Bawden James Russell

In 2018 Dulwich Picture Gallery hosts a major retrospective of Edward Bawden’s long and distinguished career. Edward Bawden RA CBE (1903– 89) was widely admired in his lifetime and is still well known today as an illustrator, printmaker and commercial designer of rare talent.

While showcasing the best of Bawden’s work in these disciplines, this accompanying catalogue will also reassess his achievements as a fine artist, looking particularly at his pre-war watercolours and at the series of wartime portraits he made in North Africa and the Middle East as well as in the UK. Not since Bawden’s death has such a wide-ranging collection of his work been assembled, with linocuts and engravings, collage, large-scale maps, studies for design and mural work – even a Victorian-style peep show.

Once described as ‘a reluctant national treasure’, Bawden began his career in the 1920s as a precociously talented designer and illustrator, and he successfully reinvented himself time and again as the decades passed, while always retaining a distinctive freshness, humour and humanity.

Following the thematic structure of the exhibition, this richly illustrated book includes a number of previously unpublished works alongside Bawden’s most significant watercolours, linocuts, engravings, book illustrations and commercial designs. With themes close to Bawden’s heart, such as gardening, the book is both a colourful introduction to the work of a remarkable twentieth century British artist and an intimate portrait of a fascinating man.

152 colour illustrations 280 × 240 mm · 176 pp · Paperback ISBN: 978-1-78130-065-7 May 2018 · £25.00 / $35.00

James Russell studied History at Pembroke College, Cambridge. A passionate advocate of twentieth-century British painting and design, he writes and lectures widely. He is the author of The Lost Watercolours of Edward Bawden as well as titles devoted to Eric Ravilious (PWP), Edward Seago, Peggy Angus and Paul Nash. As curator, his previous exhibitions include Ravilious (Dulwich Picture Gallery, 2015); Peggy Angus: Designer, Teacher, Painter (Towner, Eastbourne, 2014) and Century, a wideranging survey of 20th century British art (The Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, 2016).

Published in association with Dulwich Picture Gallery

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David Milne

David Milne Edited by Sarah Milroy and Ian A.C. Dejardin

DAViD MiLNE

This comprehensive survey of the life and work of the Canadian artist David Milne (1882–1953) accompanies the first UK exhibition of Milne’s work at Dulwich Picture Gallery and brings together one hundred and twenty of his most significant works in oil, watercolour and dry-point printmaking. Like the members of the Group of Seven, Milne primarily chose landscape as his subject matter. However, his true subject was the process of perception and representation, reducing his painting to its essentials and infusing it with his own distinctive modern sensibility.

Through the use of photographs, archival material and Milne’s own writings the book presents a moving account of one man’s spiritual and emotional voyage into modernity – from his early life in small town Ontario, to the bustling sidewalks of New York, on to the war torn landscapes of northern France as an official war artist and back again to the woods, lakes and fields of upstate New York. Pivoting as it does on Milne’s war art, which includes some of the most formally daring of his career, the publication will serve as a poignant locus of remembrance, underscoring the historic bond between Canada and Great Britain, and offering a unique perspective on history through the eyes of one of Canada’s most sophisticated modern painters.

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190 colour illustrations 280 × 240 mm · 208 pp · Paperback ISBN: 978-1-78130-061-9 January 2018 · £25.00 / $35.00

Sarah Milroy is the former editor and publisher of Canadian Art magazine and a co-founder of the Canadian Art Foundation. From 2001 to 2010, she served as chief art critic of the Globe and Mail.

Sarah co-curated Vanessa Bell at Dulwich Picture Gallery with Ian A.C. Dejardin in 2017 (catalogue published by PWP) and also From the Forest to the Sea: Emily Carr in British Columbia in 2015.

Ian AC Dejardin is Executive Director of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.

He has previously curated Painting Canada: Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven (2011); Vanessa Bell (2017) and From the Forest to the Sea (2015) with Sarah Milroy.

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John White Alexander

John White alexander an american artist in the gilded age Mary Anne Goley

John White Alexander

At the time of his death, the Pittsburgh-born John White Alexander (1856–1915) was an internationally recognized portrait painter, on a par with his contemporaries John Singer Sargent and William Merritt Chase. However, the works that have earned him even greater acclaim than his portraits are his figure paintings of women striking evocative poses and elaborately attired in flowing dresses.

Alexander had been much in demand as a portraitist, both of men and children as well as women, but his real talent lay in his ability to capture the essence of the female form.

This talent blossomed after he encountered Juliette Very, the Parisian model who became his muse. Inspired by Juliette, his paintings of women are imbued with sentiment expressed through movement and gesture, and it was the portrayal of his models in this way that brought him fame. In finding his own unique style, he applied the lessons of muted and harmonious coloration from James McNeil Whistler and learned to use bold abstract forms and flowing lines from the post-impressionist group of painters, the Nabis.

An American Artist in the Gilded Age

This biography is the first to provide an in-depth account of Alexander’s varied life, both as an artist and in public service, and a career practised in a cross-cultural milieu between America and Europe.

Mary Anne Goley

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alexander an american artist in the gilded age

Mary Anne Goley

At the time of his death, the Pittsburgh-born John White Alexander (1856–1915) was an internationally recognized portrait painter, on a par with his contemporaries John Singer Sargent and William Merritt Chase. However, the works that have earned him even greater acclaim than his portraits are his figure paintings of women striking evocative poses and elaborately attired in flowing dresses. Alexander had been much in demand as a portraitist, both of men and children as well as women, but his real talent lay in his ability to capture the essence of the female form. This talent blossomed after he encountered Juliette Very, the Parisian model who became his muse. Inspired by Juliette, his paintings of women are imbued with sentiment expressed through movement and gesture, and it was the portrayal of his models in this way that brought him fame. In finding his own unique style, he applied the lessons of muted and harmonious coloration from James McNeill Whistler and learned to use bold abstract forms and flowing lines from the post-impressionist group of painters, the Nabis.

90 colour illustrations 265 × 210 mm · 272 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-060-2 November 2017 · £40.00 / $50.00

Mary Anne Goley was the founding Director of the Fine Arts Program of the Federal Reserve Board, Washington D.C. (1975 through 2006). She organized the first exhibit of John White Alexander’s work in 1976 at the National Collection of Fine Arts (now the Smithsonian American Art Museum) and is the acknowledged expert on Alexander, having had early access to the untouched estate in 1973.

This biography is the first to provide an in-depth account of Alexander’s varied life, both as an artist and in public service, and a career practised in a cross-cultural milieu between America and Europe.

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William Morris

William Morris Architecture, Interiors and Design at Red House Tessa Wild

William Morris: Architecture, Interiors and Design at Red House is a comprehensive new study of Red House, Bexleyheath; the only house commissioned by William Morris and the first independent architectural work of his close friend, Philip Webb. Morris moved in to Red House as an ebullient young man of 26, with an independent income and a head brimming with ideas and the persistent question of ‘how best to live?’ Red House, together with its Pre-Raphaelite garden, stands as the physical embodiment of his exuberant spirit, youthful ambition, passionate medievalism, creativity and great sense of possibility. For five intense years from 1860–5, it was a place of halcyon days – happy family life, loyal friendship, good humoured competition, and the jovial campaign of decorating; furnishing the house and designing the garden to meet his emergent taste for strong colour, complex pattern making and medieval inspired furniture and gardens.

Recent research has revealed that the original decorative finishes have survived to a surprising degree, providing tantalising glimpses and in several instances complete schemes, of Morris’s rich, polychromatic interiors of 1860–5. Drawing on a wealth of new physical evidence, this book will argue that Red House constitutes an ambitious and critical chapter in his design history which reveals Morris’s early confidence and artistic breadth through his little known, experimental aesthetic.

It will re-consider the inspiration it provided for the founding of ‘the Firm’ of Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. (later Morris & Co.), in 1861, and the vital collaboration of Webb, Burne-Jones, Rossetti and their intimate circle in realising Morris’s dream for his house.

175 colour illustrations 280 × 230 mm · 272 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-055-8 June 2018 · £35.00 / $65.00

Tessa Wild is a curator and writer specialising in the nineteenth century.

Educated at Cambridge University and the Courtauld Institute of Art, she worked as a curator with the National Trust from 1998 to 2015. She was curator of Red House from its acquisition by the National Trust in 2003 until 2015, during which time she led a major research programme on the house. She has lectured and published widely on the subject and was awarded a Paul Mellon Mid-Career Fellowship in 2016 to undertake further research on Morris and Red House.

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William Morris

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Chinese Wallpaper

Chinese Wallpaper

in Britain and Ireland Emile de Bruijn

Chinese wallpaper has been an important element of European interior decoration for three hundred years. As trade between Europe and China flourished in the seventeenth century, Europeans developed a strong taste for Chinese art and design. The stunningly beautiful wallcoverings now known as ‘Chinese wallpaper’ were developed by Chinese painting workshops in response to western demand. A sophisticated synthesis of eastern and western art, Chinese wallpapers were an early-modern global product and they are still popular and influential today.

In spite of their spectacular beauty, Chinese wallpapers have not been studied in any depth until fairly recently. This book provides an overview of some of the most significant Chinese wallpapers surviving in the British Isles. Sumptuously illustrated, it shows how these wallpapers became a staple ingredient of high-end British and Irish interiors while always retaining a touch of the exotic. The book charts the stylistic development of Chinese wallpaper, allowing individual wallpapers to be more securely dated. It also touches on the China trade, the crucial role of the paper-hangers and the social significance of Chinese-style decoration in Britain.

170 colour illustrations 280 × 230 mm · 272 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-054-1 October 2017 · £30.00 / $55.00

Emile de Bruijn studied Japanese and museology at the universities of Leiden and Essex. He worked in the Japanese and Chinese departments of the auctioneers Sotheby’s in London before joining the National Trust, where he is now a member of the central collections management team. Emile has published and lectured on many different aspects of Asian art and chinoiserie in historic houses and gardens.

Chinese Wallpaper in Britain and Ireland is a ground-breaking resource for both scholars and designers, as well as for anyone interested in historic interior decoration.

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Gainsborough and the Theatre

Gainsborough and the Theatre Hugh Belsey and Susan Sloman

Based on new research this book draws together a group of works from public and private collections to examine, for the first time, the relationship that Gainsborough had with the theatrical world and the most celebrated stage artists of his day. His advocate Henry Bate, editor of the Morning Herald, wrote one of the most successful theatrical afterpieces of the period.

Thomas Gainsborough (1727–88) was linked with the stage through personal friendships with James Quinn, David Garrick and Sarah Siddons, the most renowned actors of the eighteenth century. He painted notable portraits of these and twenty others, including dramatists, dancers and composers.

Not long after Gainsborough moved from Bath to London in 1774 the management of the Drury Lane Theatre passed to the artist’s friends Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Thomas Linley. At this period London’s theatres were undergoing regular refurbishment to take account of technical innovations in lighting and stage machinery. At the King’s Theatre in Haymarket in 1778 the ‘elegant improvements’ included frontispiece figures emblematic of Music and Dancing painted in monochrome by Gainsborough.

The book establishes the artist’s place within Bath and London’s theatrical worlds. It will show why the art of ballet, and in particular Gainsborough’s sitters Gaetan Vestris, Auguste Vestris and Giovanna Baccelli rose to prominence in 1780, and examines parallels between Gainsborough’s much admired painterly naturalism and the theatrical naturalism of David Garrick and Mrs Siddons.

50 colour illustrations 275 × 215 mm · 112 pp · Paperback ISBN: 978-1-78130-066-5 August 2018 · £17.95 / $24.00

Hugh Belsey formed a collection of the artist’s work at Gainsborough’s House in Sudbury much of which was published in Gainsborough at Gainsborough’s House (2002). During his time at the museum he organised many exhibitions most notably Gainsborough’s Family (1988) and, with Felicity Owen, From Gainsborough to Constable (1991).

Susan Sloman is an independent researcher and writer. Since her first article on Gainsborough in 1992 she has contributed new research on the painter in the Burlington Magazine and published Gainsborough in Bath (2002) and Gainsborough’s Landscapes (2011) and has contributed to both Sensation and Sensibility (ed. Ann Bermingham, 2005) and Gainsborough’s Family (ed. David Solkin, 2018).

Published in association with The Holburne Museum, Bath Supported by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art

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The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale Junior

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The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale Junior

The Life and Work of

Thomas Chippendale Junior Judith Goodison

The Chippendale cabinet-making firm, founded by Thomas Chippendale senior in about 1750 became famous partly through the successful publication of his The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director (1754, republished 1755 and 1762), and partly through the fine furniture supplied to a number of illustrious clients. Chippendale senior ran the workshop for just over twenty years. His eldest son Thomas Chippendale junior continued the business for over forty, the first two decades in partnership with Thomas Haig.

Chippendale senior’s work has been well documented by Christopher Gilbert in his book The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale (1978).

Chippendale junior’s work has never, until now, been thoroughly researched. The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale Junior repairs this omission. It gives the younger Chippendale the audience he deserves.

Judith Goodison’s research in family archives, bank records and county record offices has unearthed valuable new information. Chippendale impresses as a skilled and innovative designer, and the author suggests some possible sources for his inspiration.

His patrons included members of the Royal Family, aristocrats, landed gentry and antiquarians. He was adept at satisfying their demands, whether they required lavish gilt or simpler, often mahogany, pieces.

Where family archives and original settings survive, as at Harewood House, Paxton House and Stourhead, they reveal the variety and quality of Chippendale’s output. Analysis of clients’ invoices, even when the furniture can no longer be traced, for the first time provides a colourful view of what customers chose and what prices they paid.

320 colour and mono illustrations 280 × 230 mm · 464 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-056-5 October 2017 · £65.00 / $95.00

Judith Goodison FSA is a furniture historian and has been researching the work of Thomas Chippendale junior for the last ten years. She has published articles in Furniture History and the Burlington Magazine, and was co-author with Geoffrey Beard of English Furniture 1500-1840 (1987). For fourteen years she was co-director and then director of the Attingham Study Programme run by the Attingham Trust for the study of historic houses and collections. She served as a trustee of Handel House, The Academy of Ancient Music and the Museum of London, and was a member of the Dulwich Picture Gallery Education Committee. ‘a work of meticulous scholarship and clarity that has followed the same rigorous guidelines set by Gilbert forty years ago.’

Sir Hugh Roberts, Surveyor Emeritus of The Queen’s Works of Art

The numerous illustrations portray the range of fine furniture produced by the Chippendale firm during Chippendale junior’s long tenure.

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Michelangelo

Michelangelo Sculptor in Bronze

The Art, Anatomy, Technology and Design of the Rothschild Bronzes Edited by Victoria Avery

Michelangelo (1475–1564) – Sculptor, Painter, Architect, Poet – was recognised as a genius from early in his career. Best known for his largescale marble statues, Michelangelo also produced sculpture in clay, stucco, wood and bronze. Until recently, it was thought that none of his work in bronze had survived. However, in 2015, after a year-long period of study and examination, an international team of experts led by academics from Cambridge University proposed that a stunning pair of unsigned and undocumented nude male figures astride fantastical panthers – known as the Rothschild bronzes – were by Michelangelo.

Based on stylistic arguments, they dated the sculptures to c. 1506–8, around the time of Michelangelo’s colossal bronze portrait of Pope Julius II (now lost), so just after the marble David and before the Sistine Chapel ceiling, when Michelangelo was at his creative height. This attribution was subjected to unprecedented multi-disciplinary scrutiny, including anatomical investigation, scientific analysis (using neutron imaging and real-time X-ray videography) and archaeo-metallurgical reconstruction. As a result, the attribution is now widely accepted, making the Rothschild bronzes a vital new addition to Michelangelo’s œuvre, and our understanding of his work in this material.

These enigmatic and visually-striking bronze masterpieces are the focal point of this multi-authored, interdisciplinary volume, which contains ground-breaking contributions by leading international experts in the field of art history, anatomy, conservation science and bronze-casting.

300 illustrations 280 × 230 mm · 320 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-063-3 May 2018 · £75.00 / $95.00

Victoria Avery has been Keeper of Applied Arts at the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, since 2010, prior to which she was Associate Professor in the History of Art Department, University of Warwick (2005−10). She has researched, lectured and published extensively on Italian Renaissance sculpture, most recently co-authoring with Paul Joannides, A Michelangelo Discovery (2015). She was awarded the Premio Salimbeni 2012 for her British Academyfunded monograph, Vulcan’s Forge in Venus’ City: The Story of Bronze in Venice, 1350−1650 (2011) and has also published on various aspects of the applied arts, including the co-authored Fitzwilliam Museum exhibition catalogue, Treasured Possessions from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment (PWP, 2015).

Published in association with the Fitzwilliam Museum This book is a game-changer. It provides a completely new – and indeed long overdue – integrated interdisciplinary approach to Michelangelo studies. It proves what can be achieved when there is genuine collaboration between internationally-regarded experts in fields as diverse as art history, conservation science, anatomy and technical archaeology.

Eike Schmidt, Director of the Uffizi, Florence

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Gilded Interiors

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GILDED INTERIORS PA R I S I A N LU X U RY & T H E A N T I Q U E

The Wallace Collection has one of the most important collections of French eighteenth-century gilt bronze in the world.

Intended, when they were made, to fill a practical role as well as for display, the bronzes include clocks, candelabra, wall-lights, firedogs, vases and mounted porcelain. Once an integral part of the decoration of Parisian homes, they proclaimed the wealth and good taste of patrons such as Marie Antoinette, the duc d’Aumont and the comte d’Artois.

Lavishly illustrated with new photography, Gilded Interiors serves both to introduce some of the masterpieces in the Wallace Collection and to ground them in the art-historical and social context in which they were made. Focusing on the last two decades before the French Revolution, the book celebrates the superb skills and talents of the men who made these remarkable works of art and illustrates the way in which the passion for the Antique world came to dominate all aspects of artistic production in France.

Parisian Luxury and the Antique Helen Jacobsen

Helen Jacobsen is Senior Curator and Curator of French eighteenth-century decorative arts at the Wallace Collection. cassandr a parsons is Photographer at the Wallace Collection.

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The Wallace Collection has one of the most important collections of French eighteenth-century gilt bronze in the world. Intended, when they were made, to fill a practical role as well as for display, the bronzes include clocks, candelabra, wall-lights, firedogs, vases and mounted porcelain. Once an integral part of the decoration of Parisian homes, they proclaimed the wealth and good taste of patrons such as MarieAntoinette, the duc d’Aumont and the comte d’Artois.

Lavishly illustrated with new photography, Gilded Interiors serves both to introduce some of the masterpieces in the Wallace Collection and to ground them in the art historical and social context in which they were made. Focusing on the last two decades before the French Revolution, the book celebrates the superb skills and talents of the men who made these remarkable works of art and illustrates the way in which the passion for the Antique world came to dominate all aspects of artistic production in France.

85 colour illustrations 280 × 220 mm · 128 pp · Paperback ISBN: 978-1-78130-058-9 May 2017 · £19.95 / $30.00

Helen Jacobsen is Senior Curator and Curator of French eighteenth-century decorative arts at the Wallace Collection.

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Designers and Jewellery 1850–1940

Designers and Jewellery 1850–1940

Jewellery and Metalwork from the Fitzwilliam Museum Helen Ritchie

The Fitzwilliam Museum holds stunning examples of jewellery and metalwork from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

This exceptional period of design covers the neo-Gothic and historicist designs of the 1850s and 1860s, the ground-breaking work of British Arts & Crafts designers, the sinuous curves influenced by the European Art Nouveau movement and the structural modernity of the 1930s.

The mid-late nineteenth century fashion for historicism is represented by some of the finest jewellers of the time including Alessandro Castellani, the Giuliano family and John Brogden, as well as a spectacular decanter by William Burges. There are important pieces of jewellery and silver by the most famous of Arts & Crafts designers, including C.R. Ashbee, Henry Wilson, Gilbert Marks and John Paul Cooper, as well as unique jewellery designed by the artist Charles Ricketts, which holds a special place in the history of queer art in Britain, having been designed for his friends, the couple Katharine Bradley and Edith Cooper, known collectively as Michael Field. Modernist silver is well-represented by leaders of the field, Omar Ramsden and Harry G. Murphy.

This beautifully illustrated volume reproduces over 50 of the Museum’s most important pieces from this period, many previously unpublished, with comparative illustrations of the original designs. Importantly, the book is arranged chronologically by designer with biographies, a description of their work and how it changed over time, as well as commentary about the specific works in the Museum’s collection. The resulting book therefore brings together for the first time the Museum’s exceptionally fine holdings of jewellery and metalwork from this highly popular and fruitful period of design.

120 colour illustrations 248 × 197 mm · 176 pp · Paperback ISBN: 978-1-78130-067-1 July 2018 · £16.95 / $25.00

Helen Ritchie is a Research Assistant in the Department of Applied Arts at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, where she is responsible for researching, interpreting and curating the Museum’s modern Applied Arts. After studying at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge and the University of the Arts London, Helen worked with applied arts at the Royal Collection Trust, Christie’s, Harrogate Museums, and the British Museum. She is the author of A Passionate Collector: Mrs Hull Grundy and Jewellery from the Harrogate Collection (2014).

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Masterpieces in Miniature

Masterpieces in Miniature Engraved Gems from Prehistory to the Present

John Boardman and Claudia Wagner The Philip Wilson Gems and Jewellery Series, 3 Published in association with The Beazley Archive, Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford

The creation of miniature intaglios – or incised carvings – which could be impressed on clay or wax was one of the earliest crafts of civilisation.

To this the Greeks added relief cameos, while comparable skills were lavished on the decoration of metal finger rings. These artefacts record subjects of significance for their period and place but are also the direct expression of an artist’s skills and imagination. Engraved gems were collected first by the ancient Romans and then throughout the Renaissance were a source for knowledge of ‘classical’ subjects and styles, when they were copied – from Michelangelo to Rubens – by the foremost artists of the day. The gemstones explored here are from a distinguished collection made in the earlier twentieth century by a notable connoisseur of ancient art. Many originate from named older European collections and were previously unknown to scholars and collectors. The authors have sought to offer a balanced selection of earlier eastern and Greek stones, alongside others from the neo-classical era. The book offers a survey of the finest products of the gems craft over millennia.

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The Guy Ladrière Collection of Gems and Rings The Philip Wilson Gems and Jewellery Series, 1 Diana Scarisbrick, Claudia Wagner and John Boardman 480 colour illustrations 248 × 197 mm · 320 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-039-8 · £40.00 / $65.00

408 colour illustrations 248 × 197 mm · 304 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-062-6 March 2018 · £40.00 / $65.00

Claudia Wagner is Director of the gems databases at the Beazley Archive in the University of Oxford and Senior Lecturer at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. She is joint author, with John Boardman, of seven books devoted to the study and publication of ancient gems, including The Guy Ladrière Collection of Gems and Rings (Philip Wilson Publishers, 2015) and The Beverley Collection of Gems at Alnwick Castle (Philip Wilson Publishers, 2016), both co-written with Diana Scarisbrick.

Sir John Boardman, FBA, is Emeritus Lincoln Professor of Classical Archaeology and Art in the University of Oxford. His many books include Greek Gems and Finger Rings (2001), The Greeks Overseas (1999), Greek Art (2012), The History of Greek Vases (2006), and The World of Ancient Art (2006)

The Beverley Collection of Gems at Alnwick Castle

The Philip Wilson Gems and Jewellery Series, 2 Diana Scarisbrick, Claudia Wagner and John Boardman 532 colour illustrations 248 × 197 mm · 352 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-044-2 · £40.00 / $65.00

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Ships of the Silk Road

Ships of the Silk Road The Bactrian Camel in Chinese Jade Angus Forsyth

For hundreds of years the Bactrian camel ploughed a lonely furrow across the vast wilderness of Asia. This bizarre-looking, temperamental yet hardy creature here came into its own as the core goods vehicle, resolutely and reliably transporting to China – over huge and unforgiving distances – fine things from the West while taking treasures out of the Middle Kingdom in return. Where the chariot, wagon and other wheeled conveyances proved useless amidst the shifting desert dunes, the surefooted progress of the camel – archetypal ‘ship of the Silk Road’ – now reigned supreme. The Bactrian camel was a subject that appealed particularly to Chinese artists because of its association with the exotic trade to mysterious Western lands. In his lavishly illustrated volume, Angus Forsyth explores diverse jade pieces depicting this iconic beast of burden. Almost one hundred separate objects are included, many of which have not been seen in print before. At the same time the author offers the full historical background to his subject. The book will have a strong appeal to collectors and art historians alike.

100 colour illustrations 248 × 197 mm · 304 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-069-5 October 2018 · £40.00 / $55.00

Angus Forsyth is an internationally respected collector of and authority on Chinese jade and a former president of the Oriental Ceramics Society of Hong Kong. He has given long and dedicated study to ancient jades, with special attention to the Neolithic period, publishing widely on the topic. His publications include Chinese Jade (1991) and Jades from China (co-authored with Brian McElney, 1994). The latter was written as the catalogue of an exhibition held in the Museum of East Asian Art in Bath, England, featuring more than two hundred jades from his own Peony Collection.

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The Jockey Club

The Jockey Club Collection

A Catalogue and the Story of its Creation over Three Centuries David Oldrey

The Jockey Club’s first premises in St James’s Street reflected its members’ habit of living among racing pictures, but their collective tastes could only be fully indulged after it built a large Coffee Room in Newmarket in 1752 and then multiplied the accommodation in 1771 on the site still occupied today.

Over the centuries members have given the Club scores of pictures marking the triumphs of their horses. More have come as bequests of prized possessions and recently a few have been added by purchase.

Some of the paintings by Stubbs, Herring, Munnings and others are amongst the best racing art in existence. Many are by lesser artists but taken together as a whole the contents of the Jockey Clubs Rooms are enough to fascinate anyone with even a passing interest in sporting pictures or racing.

This catalogue much extends the previous one published in 2006 which was arranged in the order of the Rooms in which paintings were hung; in this new publication works are arranged under the names of their creators with short biographies of the more important artists. There are some 50 additions of which perhaps the most important are life-sized bronze friends for Hyperion, a particularly fine Ferneley, and a portrait of The Queen with her Gold Cup winner, Estimate. The Collection consists of several hundred paintings, prints, bronzes and trophies plus some slightly macabre bits of champions made into all sorts of artefacts, usually mounted feet. Taken together they give an accurate impression of the importance of the Jockey Club`s contribution to the development of the thoroughbred, for long the fastest and still the most beautiful way of getting from here to there.

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310 colour illustrations 298 × 230 mm · 240 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-068-8 October 2018 · £35.00 / $45.00

David Oldrey is a former Deputy Senior Steward of the jockey Club and a historian of horseracing and its art. He is the author of the previous edition of this book entitled The Jockey Club Rooms: A Catalogue and History of the Collection and of The Halifax Collection of Sporting Art and is co-author, with Timothy Cox and Richard Nash, of The Heath and the Horse: A History of Racing and Art on Newmarket Heath.

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Orientalist Lives

Orientalist Lives Western Artists in the Middle East, 1830−1920 James Parry

In one of the most remarkable artistic pilgrimages in history, the nineteenth century saw scores of Western artists heading to the Middle East. Inspired by the allure of the exotic Orient, they went in search of subjects for their paintings. Orientalist Lives looks at what led this surprisingly diverse and idiosyncratic group of men − and some women − to often remote and potentially dangerous locations, from Morocco to Egypt, the Levant and Turkey. There they lived, worked, and travelled for weeks or months on end, gathering material with which to create art for their clients back in the drawing-rooms of Boston, London, and Paris.

Based on his research in museums, libraries, archives, galleries, and private collections across the world, James Parry traces these journeys of cultural and artistic discovery. From the early pioneer David Roberts through the heyday of leading stars such as Jean-Léon Gérôme and Frederick Arthur Bridgman, to Orientalism’s post-1900 decline, he describes how these travelling artists prepared for their expeditions, coped with working in unfamiliar and challenging surroundings, engaged with local people, and then took home to their studios the memories, sketches, and collections of artefacts necessary to create the works for which their audiences clamoured.

106 colour illustrations 210 × 240 mm · 240 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-77416-835-2 AUC Press October 2017 · £45.00

James Parry is a writer and lecturer on the art, architecture, and history of the Middle East. He has worked in many countries across the region and for a wide range of publications and heritage organizations. He lives in Norfolk, England.

Excerpts from letters and diaries, including little-known accounts and previously unpublished material, as well as photographs, sketches, and other original illustrations, bring alive the impressions, experiences, and careers of the Orientalists and shed light on how they created what are now once again recognised as masterpieces of art.

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Tapestries from the Burrell Collection

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Tapestries from the Burrell Collection

The magnificent collection of some  fourteenth- to seventeenth-century European tapestries acquired by Glasgow shipping magnate Sir William Burrell (–) is one of the largest and most important tapestry collections in the world. Although attempts to catalogue them have been made in the past, most have never been published and are therefore little known.

Lavishly illustrated, this book presents comprehensive entries for each of the tapestries in the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, Scotland. New research by an international team of experts details how, where, when and why these tapestries were made. By analysing their raw materials and identifying the quirks of their weavers’ techniques, by exploring their subject matter and design sources, occasionally linking them with named designers and weavers, and by discussing their original patrons and owners, each of the entries unveils the unique treasures within the Burrell’s tapestry collection.

Taken as a whole, this is a readable and informative survey of medieval, Renaissance and early modern European tapestries, including key examples from all the major production centres, celebrating the medium’s significance and appeal for its original audiences. The collection’s remarkable survival, remaining together as a group, also provides an unparalleled opportunity to enjoy the tastes, and the opportunities, available to an enlightened early twentieth-century collector such as Burrell, acquiring his tapestries during one of the most intense and exciting eras of modern collecting history.

Elizabeth Cleland and Lorraine Karafel

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The catalogue is prefaced by an essay on Burrell as a collector of tapestries and another on the history of the maintenance and care of tapestries. Appendices provide details of the dealers from whom Burrell bought the tapestries and on other noted collectors amongst his contemporaries. Illustrated conservation essays, a full bibliography and an index complete the volume.

The resulting work provides a record of a major collection which will become a benchmark for future research and interpretation of tapestries of the period.

Elizabeth Cleland and Lorraine Karafel

The magnificent collection of some 200 fourteenth- to seventeenthcentury European tapestries acquired by Glasgow shipping magnate Sir William Burrell (1861–1958) is one of the largest and most important tapestry collections in the world. Although attempts to catalogue them have been made in the past, most have never been published and are therefore little known.

Lavishly illustrated, this book presents comprehensive entries for each of the tapestries in the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, Scotland. New research by an international team of experts details how, where, when and why these tapestries were made. By analysing their raw materials and identifying the quirks of their weavers’ techniques, by exploring their subject matter and design sources, occasionally linking them with named designers and weavers, and by discussing their original patrons and owners, each of the entries unveils the unique treasures within the Burrell’s tapestry collection. Taken as a whole, this is a readable and informative survey of medieval, Renaissance and early modern European tapestries, including key examples from all the major production centres, celebrating the medium’s significance and appeal for its original audiences. In the collection’s remarkable survival, remaining together as a group, it also provides an unparalleled opportunity to enjoy the tastes, and the opportunities, available to an enlightened early twentiethcentury collector such as Burrell, acquiring his tapestries during one of the most intense and exciting eras of modern collecting history.

475 colour illustrations 287 × 240 mm · 736 pp · Hardback ISBN: 978-1-78130-050-3 October 2017 · £125.00 / $198.00

Elizabeth Cleland is Associate Curator, European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Lorraine Karafel is Assistant Professor of Art & Design History, Parsons School of Design, New York.

The resulting work provides a record of a major collection which will become a benchmark for future research and interpretation of tapestries of the period.

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Abstraction and Reality:

e Sculpture of Ivor Roberts-Jones

Ivor Roberts-Jones (1913–1996) was one of the finest sculptors working in Britain during the twentieth century. is book is the first in-depth study of this compelling artist who was responsible for the magisterial statue of Sir Winston Churchill, unveiled in November 1973, which stands in Parliament Square in London. It incorporates a wealth of new research and never before published imagery of the artist’s fascinating and wide-ranging output, including his numerous major public works such as a haunting figure of controversial painter Augustus John in Fordingbridge, Hampshire (1967), doomed World War I poet Rupert Brooke (Rugby, 1988) and memorials to two British military titans of the Second World War situated in Whitehall: Field Marshal Sir William ‘Bill’ Slim (unveiled in 1990) – architect of victory in the gruelling Burma campaign – and Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke (unveiled in 1993), the master strategist who prevented many of Churchill’s more unrealistic schemes from being implemented.

Ivor Roberts-Jones Jonathan Black

e Sculpture of Ivor Roberts-Jones

Jonathan Black and Sara Ayres

The book provides the first detailed examination of Roberts-Jones’s standing as one of Britain’s greatest portrait sculptors to whom an array of impressive personalities sat ranging from musicians such as Yehudi Menuhin, actors (Hugh Griffiths), writers (Saunders Lewis), politicians (Speaker of the House of Commons, George Thomas) and opera singers (Sir Geraint Evans).

e book also provides the first detailed examination of Roberts-Jones’s standing as one of Britain’s greatest portrait sculptors for whom an array of impressive personalities sat ranging from musicians such as Yehudi Menuhin, actors (Hugh Griffiths), writers (Saunders Lewis), politicians (Speaker of the House of Commons, George omas) and opera singers (Sir Geraint Evans). Finally it explores his significant achievement as a sculptor of wild animals and his lifelong fascination with the depiction of the blind and visually impaired.

Jonathan Black and Sara Ayres

Alexej von Jawlenksy Catalogue Raisonné vol. 2: Oil Paintings 1914–33

Maria Jawlensky, Lucia Pieroni-Jawlensky and Angelica Jawlensky

Volume two of this spectacular catalogue features the extensive middle period from 1914 to 1933.

298 × 272 mm · 560 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-406-8 · £205.00 / $360.00

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250 colour and mono 275 × 235 mm · 320 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-010-7 · £25.00 / $40.00

All in Good Time

Reflections of a Watchmaker George Daniels

This is the remarkable story of George Daniels, the master mechanic, who was born into poverty but raised himself out of it to become the greatest watchmaker of the twentieth century.

This revised edition of the autobiography also contains a new section that illustrates and discusses over thirty of the pocket and wrist watches Daniels has made over the years.

60 colour plates, 20 mono · 225 × 155 mm 240 pp · Hardback · 978-0-85667-680-2 £25.00 / $45.00

Angus Fairhurst

Sacha Craddock with James Cahill and a foreword by Sir Nicholas Serota

Angus Fairhurst (1966–2008) was one of the key players in the contemporary British art scene of the last three decades. This monograph, planned together with the artist, includes sections on his bronze sculptures, collages, paintings, computer-generated paintings, and prints.

125 colour and 15 mono · 265 × 210 mm 128 pp · Hardback ·978-0-85667-659-8 £31.00 / $56.00

Architecture and Panelling

The Art of Ancient Greece

Bruno Pons

The definitive account of the architectural origins of Waddesdon Manor and its celebrated panelling carved in the eighteenth century for great houses in Paris and now reassembled at Waddesdon.

A major collection of Greek art housed in the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore is here presented in chronological order with an introductory essay on each period from which the art is drawn and individual discussions of each piece designed to bring out its distinct features.

22 colour, 650 mono, 20 diagrams 303 × 223 mm · 704 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-437-2 · £163.00 / $310.00

128 colour, 34 mono 270 × 203 mm · 208 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-643-7 · £31.00 / $49.00

The James A. de Rothschild Bequest at Waddesdon Manor

Saine Albersmeier (Editor)

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The Art of India

Art of the Renaissance Bronze

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

The Robert H. Smith Collection

Joseph M. Dye II

A comprehensive catalogue of the important collection of Indian art in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and a celebration of the diverse cultures that coexist in India. The objects are presented in four sections: sculpture, painting, decorative arts, and textiles.

Anthony Radcliffe and Nicholas Penny

In no other form are the ideals of the Renaissance better exemplified than in small bronze sculpture. This book examines one of the finest collections in the world, and provides a lucid account of the ways in which the sculptures were modelled, cast, assembled, tooled and coloured.

Available in the USA from Art Media Resources 320 colour, 160 mono 303 × 230 mm · 752 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-539-3 · £58.00 / $75.00

34 colour 274 × 214 mm · 320 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-590-4 · £31.00 / $49.00

An Artist’s Village

The Beverley Collection of Gems

G.F. Watts and Mary Watts at Compton

at Alnwick Castle

Edited by Mark Bills

Diana Scarisbrick, Claudia Wagner and John Boardman

The book tells the story of the impact of G.F.Watts, a major nineteenth-century artist, and his wife Mary Watts on Compton, a small village in Surrey which became their artists’ retreat and where they built the Watts Gallery, the Compton Pottery, and the extraordinary Cemetery Chapel.

A record of the Beverley gems: one of the major British gem collections of the 18th and 19th centuries. They comprise some 300 Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissance and Neo-classical pieces.

532 colour 248 × 197 mm · 352 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-044-2 · £40.00 / $65.00

70 colour, 80 mono 250 × 215 mm · 176 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-696-3 · £22.50 / $37.00

British Watercolours

In the Whitworth Art Gallery, University of Manchester, A Summary Catalogue

B RU E G E L def ining a dynast y

Charles Nugent

The Whitworth Art Gallery holds one of the most prestigious collections of British watercolours and drawings. The first book to publish this outstanding group of works in its entirety, it provides a fascinating insight into the collection. All 2,500 works are included.

32 colour, 2000 mono 275 × 245 mm · 304 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-547-8 · £89.50 / $160.00

Butcher, Baker, Candlestick maker

Surviving the Great Fire of London Hazel Forsyth

This is the first study of the material culture of the fire and its impact on the crafts and trades of the City. Beautifully illustrated, it is an enthralling and surprising story of tragedy and despair, courage and resilience.

155 colour 274 × 216 mm · 248 pp · Paperback 978-1-78453-748-7 · £20.00 / $29.50

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Amy Orrock

Bruegel

Defining a Dynasty Amy Orrock

This richly illustrated and original publication explores the diversity and innovation of a legendary dynasty of Flemish painters over four generations and 150 years. The Bruegel family played a fundamental role in many of the key artistic developments of the 16th and 17th centuries.

64 colour 257 × 197 mm · 128 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-052-7 · £16.95 / $29.50

Carl Laubin Paintings

John Russell Taylor and David Watkin

Known by some for the brilliance of his architectural paintings, and by others as a landscape painter or an artist with a profound interest in the human figure, Carl Laubin is an artist of diverse qualities. This book aims to show the scope of his work.

353 colour, 18 mono · 275 x 245 mm 240 pp · Hardback · 978-0-85667-633-8 £41.50 / $75.00

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Cast-Iron Furniture

Central Asia in Art

Georg Himmelheber

Aliya Abykayeva-Tiesenhausen

This book documents the story and diversity of furniture made of iron, from Roman examples to Art Nouveau, concentrating on the nineteenth century, at which time iron furniture was at the forefront of industrial production. Presents over 460 examples.

Presenting the ‘untold story’ of Soviet Orientalism, this book re-evaluates the imperial project of the Soviet state, placing the Orientalist undercurrent found within art and propaganda production in the USSR alongside the creation of new art forms in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.

470 mono · 300 x 225 mm 240 pp · Hardback · 978-0-85667-462-4 £89.50 / $110.00

100 colour 246 × 189 mm · 304 pp · Hardback 978-1-78453-352-6 · £35.00 / $50.00

Ceramics

Contemporary British Crafts

And All Other Forms of Iron Furniture

400 Years of British Collecting in 100 Masterpieces Patricia F. Ferguson

From Chinese porcelain, the cult of delftware, the fashion for Dresden china and the growth of ‘vase-mania’, Patricia Ferguson tells the fascinating story of changing interests and tastes in British collecting by focusing on a selection of 100 masterpieces in the National Trust’s extensive collection.

300 colour 280 × 230 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-043-5 · £45.00 / $75.00

Court on Canvas Tennis in Art

Ann Sumner (ed.), with Kenneth McConkey, Robert Holland, Susan Elks

From Soviet Orientalism to the New Republics

The Goodison Gift to the Fitzwilliam Museum Amanda Game

This lavishly illustrated catalogue provides a record of Nicholas and Judith Goodison’s remarkable gift to the Fitzwilliam Museum. The collection includes over 100 pieces of contemporary ceramics, glass, furniture, woodwork and metalwork created

by British designers and craftspeople today.

200 colour illustrations 260 × 200 mm · 256 pp ·Paperback 978-1-78130-047-3 · £17.99 / $30.00

Croatia in the Early Middle Ages A Cultural Survey Ivan Supicic (Editor)

This book celebrates the origins of the game and explores the ways tennis has inspired artists from the mid-nineteenth century onwards. Featured paintings include The Tennis Party by John Lavery, as well as less well known works by artists including Eric Gill, Paul Nash and Stanley Spencer.

The first in the series, this volume charts the period from the seventh to the twelth century. Richly illustrated with colour plates, maps, plans, and diagrams, it provides a vivid portrayal of the medieval world in central Europe and the Adriatic region before the Ottoman invasions.

180 colour · 240 x 254 mm 168 pp · Paperback · 978-0-85667-706-9 £22.50 / $37.00

219 colour, 85 mono 303 × 230 mm · 624 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-499-0 · £73.00 / $100.00

Croatia from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance

David Harrison

A Cultural Survey Ivan Supicic (Editor)

This volume presents forty essays charting the period from the thirteenth to the beginning of the sixteenth century, and is written by the most eminent specialists on this period of Croatian history under the auspices of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.

500 colour and mono 303 × 230 mm · 800 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-624-6 · £100.00 / $115.00

Alistair Robinson with a foreword by Lucinda Lambton

Over the course of the last twenty-five years David Harrison has created a body of work unique in contemporary British art, characterised by wit, a playful love of contradiction, and quiet erudition. The book includes an interview with the artist conducted by Peter Doig, and a study of his motifs and methods by Alistair Robinson.

80 colour 265 × 210 mm · 192 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-671-0 · £31.00 / $53.00

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Delacroix and his Forgotten World

The Origins of Romantic Painting Margaret MacNamidhe

Eugene Delacroix was one of the finest yet least understood painters of the nineteenth century, the golden age of the French Romantic movement. This book combines study of art theory, theatre and philosophy to help illuminate Delacroix’s great project and to rethink his reputation as a Romantic.

It is one of the first to look carefully at individual paintings.

63 colour 280 × 235 mm · 208 pp · Hardback 978-1-78076-937-0 · £29.50 / $49.00

Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum Michael Archer

This book is an essential addition to the library of all scholars, collectors, auction rooms and dealers in the field and invaluable to those members of the public with an interest in the history of English pottery generally and delftware in particular. ‘indispensable not just for collectors but also for political and social historians’ The Art Newspaper 1,000 colour 280 × 230 mm · 464 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-002-2 · £55.00 / $95.00

Designing Utopia

Diego Rivera

Cathy Ross and Oliver Bennett

Sylvia Navarrete, Dr Serge Fauchereau, and Dr Anna Indych-López

John Hargrave and the Kibbo Kift Published in association with the Museum of London, this is the first detailed account of the remarkable British writer and artist John Hargrave (1894–1982) and his creation: the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift. Combining art, politics and design to visually stunning effect, Hargrave and his followers created a maverick but uniquely English form of modernism.

295 colour 280 × 230 mm · 192 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-040-4 · £25.00 / $40.00

Dora Gordine

Sculptor, Artist, Designer Jonathan Black

The Cubist Portraits 1913–1917

Focused on the crucial stage of Rivera’s career during the second decade of the 20th century, which he spent in Paris and travelling Europe with other avant-garde intellectuals and artists, this book examines the way in which the Cubist style he encountered came to inform his artistic expression.

103 colour 305 × 240 mm · 168 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-664-2 · £31.00 / $50.00

The Drawings of G. F. Watts Chloe Ward

Dora Gordine has been widely admired as a creator of psychologically acute portrait heads, idiosyncratic public memorials, and sensuous figure sculptures. This book reveals the reality of the artist’s colourful life and provides a comprehensive assessment of her achievements as a talented and versatile sculptor and artist.

George Frederick Watts (1817–1904) was one of the nineteenth century’s most celebrated British painters.

Published in association with Watts Gallery this book is the first in depth study of the thousands of drawings produced during Watts’s career, either as studies for paintings or as independent works of art.

80 colour, 200 mono 275 × 235 mm · 272 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-644-4 · £37.00 / $75.00

110 colour 280 × 240 mm · 128 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-035-0 · £19.95 / $35.00

The Dutch Italianates

Early Italian Painting 1290–1470

Ian A.C. Dejardin

This selection of seventeenth century paintings by the Dutch Italianates celebrates the startling beauty of their vision of Italy, their virtuosity, observation, and humour, as well as telling the story of Dulwich Picture Gallery itself, and the remarkable men (and woman) who founded it.

72 colour 210 × 240 mm · 112 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-657-4 · £18.99 / $30.00

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Miklós Boskovits

This collection, which includes some of the most exceptional Italian paintings of the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries, provides a fascinating overview of the period. It presents thirty-two works by major artists such as Duccio, Fra Angelico, Taddeo Gaddi, and Giovanni da Bologna, with artists’ biographies.

51 colour, 128 mono 293 × 241 mm · 226 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-381-8 · £95.00 / $155.00

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Early Netherlandish Painting

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Colin Eisler

The world’s greatest private collection of early Netherlandish painting is the subject of this extensive monograph.

It includes forty-three paintings by masters including Robert Campin, Petrus Christus, Jacques Daret, Jan van Eyck, and Hans Memling.

63 colour, 103 mono · 293 x 241 mm 280 pp · Hardback · 978-0-85667-353-5 £95.00 / $155.00

Edvard Munch

The Complete Graphic Works Revised Edition Gerd Woll

The revised edition of this standard work remains the essential reference for print experts, collectors and Munch enthusiasts alike. The catalogue raisonné provides detailed information about the printing techniques, editions, states and versions and illustrates all of Munch’s 748 registered prints.

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Peter B;ack and Magne Bruteig

Peter Black and Magne Bruteig

Edvard Munch Prints Peter Black and Magne Bruteig

Edvard Munch’s prints are among the finest and most powerful graphic images of the twentieth century.

This richly illustrated book provides a general introduction to Munch as printmaker and reproduces masterpieces in all the major techniques employed by him.

58 colour, 14 mono 275 × 215 mm · 128 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-677-2 · £18.95 / $32.00

Eric Ravilious

Imagined Realities Alan Powers

Eric Ravilious (1903–42) was a painter, book illustrator, and designer of pottery and porcelain. From 1939 till his death he was an Official War Artist.

This book presents a full retrospective of all aspects of his work. The book was awarded third prize in the The Art Newspaper & AXA Art Exhibition Catalogue Competition.

100 colour, 25 mono 275 × 235 mm · 144 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-001-5 · £19.95 / $30.00

English Ceramics

250 years of collecting at Rode Julie Mckeown

Rode Hall, a fine Georgian country house in Cheshire, is home to an important collection of English porcelain and pottery amassed by successive generations of the Wilbraham family since the mid-eighteenth century. The book is the first comprehensive study of this historic collection.

146 colour 270 × 215 mm · 144 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-631-4 · £31.00 / $53.00

The European Avant-gardes

Art in France and Western Europe 1904–c.1945 The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Christopher Green

Presents some of the most innovative art works of the first half of the twentieth century. Over forty artists are represented such as Georges Braque, Salvador Dalí, Juan Gris, Piet Mondrian, and Picasso. Includes a valuable overview of this complex period.

97 colour, 200 mono 293 × 241 mm · 496 pp · Hardback 978-0-30200-651-1 · £115.50 / $190.00

The Face of Courage Eric Kennington, Portraiture and The Second World War

The Face of Courage

Eric Kennington (1888–1960) was one of the most talented British portraitists of the twentieth century. His penetrating charcoal and pastel portraits were greatly admired by many of his leading artistic contemporaries including Wyndham Lewis, Stanley Spencer, Paul Nash, Edward Wadsworth, Henry Moore, Augustus John, William Orpen and John Singer Sargent. His draughtsmanship was also held in high regard by famous contemporaries in many fields and he could count as friends such as: T.E. Lawrence; Robert Graves; Siegfried Sassoon; George Bernard Shaw; J.B. Priestley; Kenneth Clark; John Rothenstein; Basil Liddell Hart; Julian Huxley and H.E. Bates.

Eric Kennington, Portraiture and the Second World War Jonathan Black

Jonathan Black

The Face of Courage Eric Kennington, Portraiture and The Second World War

Jonathan Black

This is the first book to focus on some of the nearly 230 works he produced during the Second World War, firstly as an official war artist working for Kenneth Clark’s War Artist Advisory Committee at the Ministry of Information and then in a semi-official capacity for the Ministry of Labour, the War Office and London Transport. The majority of his drawings were portraits but also included are examples of his attractive landscapes as well as haunting symbolic works – inspired by powerful feelings evoked in wartime and the individuals in uniform he met as a war artist.

The book draws upon a rich vein of unpublished archival material and documentation while including imagery that has not been reproduced in over half a century as well as works which have never hitherto appeared in colour.

Different chapters discuss the fascinating portraits he produced; of sailors who had survived the Battles of the River Plate and of Narvik, of fighter pilots who flew day and night during the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, of tank crews, munitions workers, men of the Home Guard who had already experienced the hell of the trenches and of employees of London Transport who had displayed ‘grace under pressure’ during the worst of the bombing in 1940–41. The portraits are accompanied by an array of enthralling stories of supposedly ordinary men and women who displayed the most extraordinary physical, mental and moral courage when confronted by the test of Total War. Kennington’s frequently hazardous experiences as a war artist are explored along with his often fractious relations with his employers at the Ministry of Information who were uneasy with his determination to celebrate individual servicemen who had killed for their country rather than promote non-combatants and civilian sitters more compatible with an official narrative that emphasised the ‘People’s War’ and the value of collective endeavour.

Eric Kennington (1888–1960) was one of the most talented British portraitists of the twentieth century.

This book, which has received excellent reviews, focuses on some of the nearly 230 works he produced during the Second World War.

Fans in Spain Nancy Armstrong

This richly illustrated book examines the long history of fans in Spain and their place within the country’s decorative arts. The work is presented in seven chapters that place the fan in its historical and social context.

100 colour 270 × 215 mm · 224 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-594-2 · £49.50 / $80.00

70 colour, 55 mono 270 × 215 mm · 168 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-705-2 · £19.99 / $ 37.00

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Fernando Gallego and his Workshop

The Fitzwilliam Museum A History

The Altarpiece from Ciudad Rodrigo

Lucilla Burn

‘a beautifully produced history of the Fitzwilliam....just a cursory flick through the book will set your imagination alight.’

Cambridge Edition

Barbara C. Anderson, Amanda W. Dotseth, and Mark A. Roglan (Editors)

The twenty-six panels from the altarpiece of the cathedral of Ciudad Rodrigo, Castile is one of the most important art works produced in late fifteenth century Spain. This major new publication sheds light on its creation and its history.

‘Well illustrated, admirably thorough, but thoroughly readable’, History Today ‘Enjoyable... an excellent introduction to a world-class collection.’

World of Interiors

103 colour, 67 mono 280 × 248 mm · 336 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-651-2 · £52.00 / $85.00

112 colour and mono 248 × 197 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-034-3 · £25.00 / $45.00

Ford Madox Brown

Fountain Pens

Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer

United States of America and United Kingdom

Julian Treuherz

Andreas Lambrou

Ford Madox Brown had already pioneered a style of painting which came to be known as Pre-Raphaelite before the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was founded in 1848. This major monograph provides a general introduction to Brown’s art based on new research; all of his important paintings are included, each one is illustrated and described.

A lavishly illustrated book that covers the most important vintage and modern pens from the UK and the USA. Each pen is reproduced to actual size, making this the ideal reference book for the collector and enthusiast.

500 colour, 50 mono 253 × 184 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-532-4 · £52.00 / $69.95

224 colour 274 × 216 mm · 336 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-700-7 · £29.50 / $58.00

Frank Holl

Franz Marc

Frank Holl Emerging from the Shadows

Frank Holl

Emerging from the Shadows

Emerging from the Shadows

The Complete Works Volume 1: The Oil Paintings

Francis ‘Frank’ Montague Holl (1845–1888) was one of the great painters of the Victorian era, notable for his tragic social realism as well as his penetrating portraits. Although highly respected in his lifetime, his early death meant that he never fully received the acclaim that his work merited.

This book represents the first retrospective of this significant artist. Exploring in parallel the subject paintings and the portraits, it considers the importance of Holl’s output and his continued relevance today. Leading scholars in the field look at different aspects of Holl’s painting, while full catalogue entries examine certain works in detail.

Edited by Mark Bills

Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen

Bills, Funnell and Sellars

Francis ‘Frank’ Montague Holl (1845–1888) was one of the great painters of the Victorian era, notable for his tragic social realism as well as his penetrating portraits. This book represents the first retrospective of this significant artist whose influence was felt in his lifetime and later through the work of Van Gogh who greatly admired Holl.

Holl was a prodigiously talented artist who entered the Royal Academy Schools at the age of fifteen, where he won a gold medal for religious painting in 1863. A year later two of his paintings were accepted for exhibition at the Royal Academy, where he showed work regularly until his death.

He was commissioned by Queen Victoria to paint No Tidings from the Sea (1871; Royal Collection).

Holl became part of an informal school of socialrealist painting that flourished during the 1870s; its aim was to draw attention to the everyday conditions of the working classes and the poor, and implicitly to criticize the social structures that maintained such conditions. His great subject pictures, often on bleak themes, were frequently criticized for their darkness but found great favour with the public, who empathized with his depictions. Funeral processions, child mortality and grief were very much part of life and his emotive images struck a chord with his audience.

Frank Holl

Franz Marc (1880–1916) was one of the most important members of the Blue Rider group of painters, which marked the high point of German Expressionism. This volume, the first of a three-part catalogue raisonné of the artist’s work, is devoted to the oil paintings.

In 1879, when Holl exhibited a portrait of the engraver Samuel Cousins at the Royal Academy it created a sensation. In the nine years of life that remained he painted over 150 portraits, some of the greatest of his age – achievements which can be seen on a par with those of Watts and Millais. His influence was felt in his lifetime and later through the work of Van Gogh who greatly admired Holl.

Emerging from the Shadows

170 colour, 93 mono 292 × 265 mm · 340 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-583-6 · £205.00 / $375.00

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Dr Isabelle Jansen is Curator and Director of the Gabriele Münter and Johannes Eichner Foundation in Munich.

Franz Marc

The Complete Works Volume II: Works on Paper, Postcards, Decorative Arts and Sculpture

ISBN 978-0-85667-598-0

9 780856 675980

270 colour, 93 mono 292 × 265 mm · 440 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-591-1 · £205.00 / $420.00

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Sketchbooks and Prints

Franz Marc

Franz Marc

The Complete Works Volume III: Sketchbooks and Prints

The Complete Works Volume III Sketchbooks and Prints

The definitive work on this major German Expressionist painter

Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen

Franz Marc (1880–1916) was one of the most important members of the Blue Rider group, together with other outstanding artists such as Vassily Kandinsky, Gabriele Münter, August Macke, Paul Klee and Alfred Kubin. The group marked the high point in German Expressionism and had a profound influence on international art during the brief period from its formation to the beginning of the First World War.

The third and final volume of the catalogue raisonné contains thirty-two sketchbooks and hundreds of drawings. Over one thousand sketchbook pages are catalogued and reproduced for the first time, with details of provenance and present location.

This third and final volume of the full-colour catalogue raisonné of Franz Marc covers all the artist’s sketchbooks and prints. The thirty-three sketchbooks have been reconstructed and the leaves presented in their original sequence, including more than 750 new entries taken from the individual folios. The new catalogue on Marc’s prints provides an exhaustive documentation of the various editions of the well-known woodcuts in particular. As in the first two volumes, the chronology of works has been fundamentally revised and brought up to date in line with the most recent research. Together with those two other volumes, the paintings (vol. I), and the watercolours, gouaches, drawings and postcards (vol. II), this book now makes Franz Marc’s complete œuvre accessible to the general public in a form that has never been available before. In doing so it represents the standard work for lovers of art, scholars and collectors alike, giving many fresh insights into this remarkable figure.

Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen

ISBN 978-0-85667-598-0

Volume III Sketchbooks and Prints

Philip Wilson Publishers 6 Salem Road London W2 4BU www.philip-wilson.co.uk

Volume two is devoted to the watercolours, works on paper, sculpture, and decorative arts. All the pieces have been newly researched and documented by the Städtische Galerie at the Lenbachhaus in Munich. All the works are illustrated, many of them in colour.

Franz Marc The Complete Works

The Complete Works

Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen

Franz Marc

Dr Annegret Hoberg is Curator at the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus in Munich, in charge of the Blue Rider section and the Kubin Archive.

Front cover: Getötetes Reh (Slaughtered deer), 1913, Sketchbook XXVIII

Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen

Back cover: Zwei Pferd (Two Horses), 1912, Prints Cat. No. 54

1,242 colour 292 × 265 mm · 432 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-598-0 · £310.00 / $495.00

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Fred A. Farrell

Gainsborough’s Landscapes

Glasgow’s War Artist Joanna Meacock, Fiona Hayes, Alan Greenlees, Mark Roberts

Ann Compton (ed.) is the originator and Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851–1951 (sculpture. gla.ac.uk). She has written widely on British painting and sculpture, particularly of the twentieth century, and her publications include The Sculpture of Charles Sargeant Jagger (2004). She is an Honorary Fellow in the School of Culture and Creative Arts, University of Glasgow and a Visiting Scholar at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Prior to moving into research, Compton worked as a curator at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge,

In late 1917, Farrell went to the Front as a war artist. Published in association with Glasgow Museums, this book showcases the extraordinary commission Farrell received from the Corporation of Glasgow to produce 50 drawings of the Front Line and munitions factories to record the war for posterity.

Brings together some of Gainsborough’s finest landscape oils and works on paper and examines them by looking at ‘themes and variations’ within his landscape oeuvre. The oil paintings chosen represent six principal landscape types which are explored through drawings and prints that show how the artist developed the finished works.

55 colour 220 × 215 mm · 80pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-027-5 · £14.99 / $25.00

60 colour 210 × 240 mm · 120 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-697-0 · £15.99 / $24.00

Gauguin

Richard Shiff, Richard Brettel, Guy Cogeval, Mary Anne Stevens, and Lola Jiménez Blanco

the Imperial War Museum, London, and University of Liverpool.

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240 colour, 30 mono 280 × 240 mm · 336 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-595-9 · £41.50 / $85.00 9 781781 300046

intimacy and simplicity as he is of dealing with

Beneath the Skin

the monumental and the timeless. This complete

survey of his unique career is long overdue, and

reveals a wealth of innovative and powerful work,

Ann Compton (Ed.)

much of it previously unseen in print. As narratives

Garth Evans Sculpture

of British sculpture are reconsidered, Evans is

Beneath the Skin

and Philip King with that of Tony Cragg, Richard

emerging as one of the most creative and influential artists to bridge the generation of Antony Caro

Deacon, Antony Gormley, Alison Wilding and

Garth Evans is a sculptor as capable of evoking intimacy and simplicity as he is of dealing with the monumental and the timeless. This investigation into Evans’s hugely varied, visually eventful and challenging practice explores connections across geographies and timeframes as well as contextualizing major changes and new departures in his work.

Bill Woodrow. This investigation into Evans’s hugely varied, visually eventful and challenging

practice explores connections across geographies and timeframes as well as contextualizing major changes and new departures in his work.

Garth Evans was born in Manchester in 1934 and settled in the USA at the midpoint of his career.

He has exhibited widely in Europe and America since the early 1960s, and his work is represented

in major public and private collections in Australia, Brazil, Portugal, the USA and the UK (including the Arts Council Collection, Leeds City Art

Galleries,The British Museum, the V&A and Tate).

Edited by Ann Compton

Impressionist and symbolist painter Paul Gauguin became one of the major influences on the non-naturalist trends of the twentieth century. The book examines the artist’s primitive quest, as exemplified in his pastoral themes.

Philip Wilson Publishers an imprint of I.B.Tauris & Co Ltd 6 Salem Road London W2 4BU www.philip-wilson.co.uk

Garth Evans Sculpture

Garth Evans is a sculptor as capable of evoking

The Origins of Symbolism

Garth Evans Sculpture Beneath the Skin

Project Director of the digital research project

Rural Themes and Variations Susan Sloman

Evans has been the recipient of numerous awards

as well as holding a number of distinguished teaching positions. Since 1988, he has taught at the Studio School in New York City where he is Head of Sculpture.

Front cover: Untitled No. 1, 1974. Photograph by Anna Arca, courtesy Arts Council Collection Back cover: Little Dancer No. 84, 2003–8 Inside covers: Four Bodies, installed at Lori Bookstein Gallery, New York, 2006. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson

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George Lance

George Stubbs

John Radcliffe and Mark Lance

Christopher Lennox-Boyd, Rob Dixon, and Tim Clayton

Victorian Master of Still Life ‘Generously illustrated...their extensive research is fascinating...and will doubtless do much to resurrect Lance’s reputation.’

Country Life ‘a welcome addition to studies on nineteenth-century British art...beautifully illustrated...this is an enjoyable and handsome book that successfully reintroduces George Lance into the story of British art and taste.’

Times Literary Supplement

The Complete Engraved Works

The first substantial review of the work of a major eighteenth century British painter. The book concentrates on the important but neglected medium of reproductive prints, with 662 entries.

12 colour, 466 mono 322 × 236 mm · 432 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-375-7 · £163.00 / $250.00

130 colour 248 × 197 mm · 192 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-031-2 · £25.00 / $45.00

The Guy Ladrière

Collection of Gems and Rings Diana Scarisbrick, Claudia Wagner and John Boardman

A record of one of the world’s finest assemblages of rings and gemstones.

The Guy Ladriere Collection in Paris comprises some 300 items from the Bronze Age to the nineteenth century.

480 colour 248 × 197 mm · 320 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-039-8 · £40.00 / $65.00

The Heath and the Horse

A History of Racing and Art on Newmarket Heath David Oldrey, Timothy Cox and Richard Nash

‘There is no better place to see the history of the turf...almost every illustration is accompanied with fascinating historical information and impressive scholarly detail.’

Country Life 196 colour 280 × 235 mm · 352 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-023-7 · £35.00 / $55.00

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In Monet’s Light

Theodore Robinson at Giverny Sona Johnson

Andrew Lambirth

John Piper

Andrew Lambirth

David Fraser Jenkins

A superb classical painter and draughtsman, Armstrong (1893–1973) also undertook much work in film, theatre, and ballet, as well as being a successful designer of murals and ceramics. The first major study of his work, the book draws on new and unpublished research to illuminate Armstrong’s highly original vision.

This text re-examines the work John Piper was officially commissioned to make during the Second World War and puts it in context with work from pre-war and post-war years. Examples of Piper’s oeuvre included are his theatre designs, architectural paintings, the Recording Britain project neo-Romanticism and Welsh landscape paintings.

238 colour, 114 mono 275 × 235 mm · 240 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-668-0 · £41.50 / $75.00

100 colour, 20 mono 282 × 240 mm · 144 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-534-8 · £19.95 / $30.00

John Rogers

John Salt

John Rogers (1829–1904) is arguably America’s most popular narrative sculptor, his subjects being drawn from all aspects of the American experience.

This major catalogue accompanies a travelling exhibition organized by the New-York Historical Society, which holds the nation’s premiere collection of Rogers’s work.

100 colour, 100 mono 290 × 235 mm · 244 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-689-5 · £31.50 / $53.00

Joseph Wright of Derby JO SE PH WRI GHT O F D ERBY B AT H AND BEYO ND

Amina Wright

Bath and Beyond Amina Wright

A min a Wrig ht

Joseph Wright (1734–1797) arrived in Bath from his native Derby in November 1775. Recently returned from a tour of Italy, he came to the fashionable spa town to re-establish his business as a portrait painter, hoping to fill the vacancy left by Thomas Gainsborough the previous year. This beautifully illustrated book sheds new light on a key moment in this important English artist’s career.

62 colour 275 × 215 mm · 112 pp Paperback 978-1-78130-021-3 · £15.99 / $29.50

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New in paperback, this volume celebrates the wealth and diversity of the arts of India created for the life of courts and temples from 1000 BC to the twentieth century. Paintings, objects, and photographs reflect the variety and continuity of India’s aesthetic traditions.

John Armstrong

Edited by Kimberly Orcutt

BATH AND BEYOND

Edited By Andrew Topsfield

250 colour 280 × 240 mm · 440 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-014-5 · £25.00 / $40.00

American Stories

JOSEPH WRIGHT OF DERBY

Arts of India

145 colour 292 × 229 mm · 224 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-566-9 · £37.00 / $70.00

The Paintings

T H E PA I N T I N G S

JOHN ARMSTRONG

The book explores the paintings that Robinson produced whilst he was at Giverny, France, in the late 1880s and early 1890s. It also shows how Robinson, who came into contact with Monet during his visits to Giverney, absorbed and translated the French master’s working method, style, and subject matter.

In the Realm of Gods and Kings

The Forties

The Complete Works 1969–2006 Linda Chase

John Salt’s exquisite and intriguing evocations of abandoned cars and dilapidated trailers, often depicted in a rural setting, expand our definition of landscape and place him among the foremost realist painters of his generation.

130 colour 275 × 245 mm · 192 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-634-5 · £37.00 / $70.00

Journey through Asia

Masterpieces in the Brooklyn Museum of Art Amy G. Poster And Frances Z. Yuan

This is the first book to survey the full range of Asian art in theBrooklyn Museum of Art, which houses one of America’s foremost collections. Each of the works is featured in full-page colour.

Available in the USA from Art Media Resources 100 colour, 30 mono, 9 maps 305 × 229 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-564-5 · £41.50

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Kandinsky Drawings

Kandinsky Drawings

Vivian Endicott Barnett

Vivian Endicott Barnett

The first volume of the catalogue raisonné comprises 1,236 works from all periods of Vasily Kandinsky’s career. There is complete provenance, exhibition history, and bibliography for each catalogue entry, as well as numerous commentaries discussing date, iconography, and related works.

Volume two is devoted to Kandinsky’s thirty-eight sketchbooks that have remained intact. Intended as a companion to volume one, it illustrates and documents all the sketchbook pages with drawings. Vivian Barnett contributes a text on Kandinsky’s sketchbooks, an aspect of his work that has not been studied previously.

Catalogue Raisonné Volume One: Individual drawings

1,370 mono, 75 colour 292 × 265 mm · 600 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-622-2 · £205.00 / $430.00

Joseph de Levis & Company

Renaissance Bronze-founders in Verona Charles Avery

This is a compelling story about an Italian family of sixteenth century Jewish bronze artists whose works are now dispersed in Old Masters collections and among museums in Europe, the USA and Israel. Includes a comprehensive catalogue.

Catalogue Raisonné Volume Two: Sketchbooks

1,000 mono, 75 colour 292 × 265 mm · 376 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-636-9 · £142.00 / $275.00

Kitaj

Andrew Lambirth

Contains a wideranging interview with the artist, a selection of sixty of Kitaj’s finest paintings, drawings, and prints, and previously unpublished documentary images from his personal archive.

74 colour 280 × 230 mm · 144 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-571-3 · £29.50 / $58.00

204 mono, 45 colour 274 × 212 mm · 224 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-048-0 · £40.00 / $65.00

Madonnas and Miracles The Holy Home in Renaissance Italy

Edited by Maya Corry, Deborah Howard and Mary Laven

The Making of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Designs and Drawings John Morley

This book exposes a hidden world of religious devotion in the Italian renaissance home. Challenging the idea of the Renaissance as an age of increasing worldliness, it shows how religion remained a powerful force that coloured every aspect of daily life.

The book reproduces all the important surviving designs for the exterior and interior of the Royal Pavilion, first built in 1787 for the Prince of Wales as a neoclassical marine villa.

The 300 illustrations capture all the magnificence and exotic luxury of this extraordinary building.

110 colour 280 × 230 mm · 288 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-053-4 · £25.00 / $40.00

109 colour, 200 mono 330 × 240 mm · 280 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-557-7 · £31.50 / $59.00

Morandi’s Legacy

Muhammad Juki’s Shahnamah of Firdausi

Influences on British Art Paul Coldwell

An exploration of the influence of Morandi’s work on generations of British artists, this fascinating book juxtaposes paintings and drawings

by Morandi with signature works by artists such as David Hockney, Tony Cragg, Patrick Caulfield, Euan Uglow, and Ben Nicholson.

32 colour, 20 mono 260 × 220 mm · 80 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-620-8 · £27.00 / $44.00

Dr Barbara Brend And A..H. Morton

This study focuses on a particular manuscript of Firdausi’s epic poem the Shahnamah made in the late 1440s for the Timurid Muhammad Juki, regarded by some as the finest surviving Persian illustrated manuscript.

It includes a detailed analysis of the illustrations and a commentary on the manuscript notes.

80 colour 335 × 225 mm · 224 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-672-7 · £41.50 / $75.00

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The Flower Girl

Murillo

Newlyn Flowers

Xavier Bray

Averil King

Dr Xavier Bray here couples sumptuous illustrations of the artworks with examinations of attribution and technique, at the same time providing reproductions of other Murillo paintings to put the master’s enduring art into an historical and social context.

Dod Procter, RA (1892–1972) was the creator of a series of wonderfully evocative flower paintings, developing a technique that was highly expressive.

Her flower paintings are compared with those of her contemporaries, including Bloomsbury artist Vanessa Bell and Dora Carrington.

at Dulwich Picture Gallery

MURILLO AT DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY

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Nineteenth-century American Painting The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Barbara Novak

All the nineteenth-century works are described and lavishly illustrated in colour and together provide an impressive overview of this period of American art. Includes 111 works by fifty-five artists such as Thomas Cole and Winslow Homer.

115 colour, 49 mono 293 × 241 mm · 330 pages · Hardback 978-0-85667-316-0 · £95.00 / $155.00

Olja Ivanjicki

Painting the Future Olja Ivanjicki is one of Serbia’s most important and best-loved contemporary artists, working primarily as a painter, but also as a sculptor, poet, newspaper columnist, costume designer, and architect. The book aims to appraise all aspects of her work and to bring it to a wider international audience.

250 colour · 292 x 265 mm 256 pp · Hardback · 978-0-85667-663-5 £62.50 / $70.00

The Floral Art of Dod Procter

47 colour 228 × 210 mm · 112 pages · Paperback 978-0-85667-604-8 · £24.50 / $36.00

Nothing Wasted

The Paintings of Richard Harrison Brian Sewell

This affectionate but dispassionate and critical book is the most comprehensive record of Harrison’s intellectual and aesthetic development to date. Generously illustrated with numerous reproductions of his work, the book represents the most comprehensive collection of his work in any one place.

200 colour 275 × 235 mm · 240 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-683-3 · £37.00 / $53.00

Oriental Rug Symbols

Their Origins and Meanings from the Middle East to China John Train

Oriental Rugs contain few designs that are just designs and this survey aims to elucidate the meaning of the symbols incorporated into them. The book is divided into two parts on Middle Eastern and Turkoman symbols, and Chinese symbols.

Available in the USA from Art Media Resources 37 colour, 300 line drawings 254 × 185 mm · 128 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-464-8 · £31.00

The Persistence of the Classical

The Picker House and Collection

Frank Salmon (Ed.)

Jonathan Black, David Falkner, Fiona Fisher, Fran Lloyd, Rebecca Preston, Penny Sparke

In this volume fifteen distinguished writers on architecture offer essays to mark the retirement of Professor David Watkin from the University of Cambridge. The book is divided into three sections all linked by the common theme of classicism in architecture.

Picker House, situated on the outskirts of London, is a remarkable late 1960s modernist home specifically designed to accommodate a significant international collection of modern and contemporary painting and sculpture.

Essays on Architecture Presented to David Watkin

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A Late 1960s Home for Art and Design

200 colour, 75 mono 275 × 235 mm · 232 pp ·Hardback 978-1-78130-005-3 · £35.00 / $60.00

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Porcelain for Palaces The Fashion for Japan in Europe 1650–1750

Portrait Miniatures in Enamel The Gilbert Collection

John Ayers, Oliver Impey, and John Mallet

Sara Coffin and Bodo Hofstetter

This catalogue of over 350 pieces demonstrates the range of imported Japanese wares and shows both the spread of the fashion for collecting porcelain and the styles that had the greatest affect on production in Europe.

A scholarly study of the art of enamel in Europe and England, looking at examples from the seventeenth to the late-nineteenth century, as well as examining the techniques and tools of enamelling.

Available in the USA from Art Media Resources

162 colour, 4 mono 275 × 210 mm · 168 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-513-3 · £37.00 / $65.00

328 colour, 54 mono 285 × 217 mm · 328 pp · Hardback 978-0-90342-124-9 · £37.00

The Practical Watch Escapement George Daniels

One of George Daniels’s central contributions to horology was his co-axial escapement which was adopted and launched by Swiss watchmakers Omega in 1999. Reissued in a new edition with colour images and an up-to-date time line of the co-axial escapement and its use today, this book explains the action of the escapement in terms accessible to both expert and layperson, and is accompanied by a series of detailed line drawings.

129 colour 260 × 190 mm · 82 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-687-1 · £35.00 / $45.00

Ravilious James Russell

This beautifully illustrated book is the first full-length critical study to focus on the watercolours of multi-talented British artist and designer Eric Ravilious (1903–1942).

Ragamala

Paintings from India Anna L. Dallapiccola, Catherine Glynn and Robert Skelton

Ragamala is a unique form of miniature painting executed in India between c.1400 and 1770. The book highlights the importance of ragamala and celebrates its literary content, its association with music and regional styles, and provides an interpretation of its symbolism accessible to a contemporary audience.

49 colour 225 × 225 mm · 96 pp ·Paperback 978-0-85667-698-7 · £12.99 / $22.00

Reading Vasari

Edited By Anne B. Barriault, Andrew Ladis, Norman E. Land, and Jeryldene M.Wood

‘a handsome publication with excellent illustrations. Russell’s commentaries on the individual exhibits are engaging, entertaining and enlightening’ Burlington Magazine

The book explores the rich literary character and rhetorical strategies of Giorgio Vasari’s Lives of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects, which tells the story of Italian art as it unfolded from its beginnings in the Trecento to its pinnacle with Michelangelo and the art of the Academy in the mid-sixteenth century.

110 colour 280 × 240 mm · 184 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-032-9 · £25.00 / $45.00

60 mono 253 × 184 mm · 296 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-582-9 · £62.50 / $80.00

Renaissance Jewels, Gold Boxes, and Objets de Vertu

Renaissance and Later Sculpture

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection.

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection

Ana Somers Cocks, and Charles Truman

Anthony Radcliffe, Malcolm Baker, and Michael Maek-Gérard

Although concerned with one particularly fine collection, this book provides a comprehensive account of the objets de luxe made during the Renaissance, throughout the eighteenth century and at the Russian court around 1900.

This detailed volume completes the survey of European sculpture and works of art in the collection.

Eighty-seven pieces are illustrated and the authors offer fascinating insights into the period.

150 colour, 200 mono 293 × 241 mm · 384 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-172-2 · £125.00 / $195.00

166 colour, 222 mono 293 × 241 mm · 438 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-401-3 · £63.00 / $110.00

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Roman Splendour, English Arcadia

The Pope’s Cabinet at Stourhead Simon Swynfen Jervis and Dudley Dodd

A lavishly illustrated account of the glittering Roman Cabinet at Stourhead and of other examples of pietre dure inlaid furniture in English collections.

A descriptive and stylistic analysis of the Cabinet precedes a trail of detection which takes it back to Pope Sixtus V’s Roman villa.

192 colour 295 × 235 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-024-4 · £45.00 / $75.00

Sanctity Pictured

The Art of the Dominican and Franciscan Orders in Renaissance Italy Trinita Kennedy (Ed)

Published in association with the Frist Center for the Visual Arts this book features works from the collections of major American museums, libraries and of the Vatican. It is the first major study to examine the art of the Dominican and Franciscan religious orders and provides new insights into their significant contributions to the artistic Renaissance in Italy.

195 colour 275 × 210 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-026-8 · £35.00 / $55.00

Seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish Painting

Seventeenth and Eighteenth-century Italian Painting

Ivan Gaskell

Roberto Contini

A catalogue of 128 paintings produced in the seventeenth century, during which time the art of portraiture was transformed, religious imagery revitalised, and new genres, particularly landscape, flower, and genre painting, were established.

Offers a broad panoramic view of painting in Italy during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including works by masters such as Tiepolo and Caravaggio. The volume also includes full biographies of every artist.

128 colour, 223 mono 293 × 241 mm · 552 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-352-8 · £100.00 / $190.00

222 mono, 110 colour 293 × 241 mm · 480 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-508-9 · £125.00 / $195.00

Silver for Entertaining

Shark Infested Waters

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection

The Ickworth Collection James Rothwell

One of the most important collections of 18th-century silver in Europe is to be found at Ickworth House in Suffolk.

This lavishly illustrated book sheds light on the patronage, fashion and social history of a vibrant and turbulent era of European history.

250 colour 280 × 230 mm · 304 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-042-8 · £50.00 / $90.00

A Slap in the Face!

Futurists in Russia John Milner

John Milner’s book is a long overdue examination of the complex relationship between Russian and Italian Futurism and provides an extensive survey of the Russian Futurist movement as manifested in art, design, literature, theatre, film, and music.

71 colour, 30 mono 260 × 220 mm · 112 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-638-3 · £37.00 / $65.00

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection

The Saatchi Collection of British Art in the 90s Sarah Kent

Charles Saatchi’s collection of young British artists is one of the most celebrated collections of contemporary art in the world. This publication is an essential record of thirty-five artists that were collected by Charles Saatchi during the 1990s.

200 colour, 40 mono 250 × 210 mm · 272 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-584-3 · £27.00 / $38.00

Soldiers and Suffragettes The Photography of Christina Broom Anna Sparham

In 1903 a self-taught novice photographer, Christina Broom, was to emerge as Britain’s acknowledged pioneer woman press photographer. Published in association with the Museum of London this is the first publication to showcase her stunning and historically important images of Suffragettes, sporting events, royal occasions and WWI Soldiers.

243 illustrations 230 × 275 mm · 240 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-038-1 · £20.00 / $35.00

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The Stylemakers

Subtlety and Strength

Mo Amelia Teitelbaum

Jonathan Black and Fran Lloyd

In Paris in the 1920s Chilean patron Eugenia Errázuriz and designer Jean-Michel Frank developed the classic-modernist style, fusing the achievements of Louis XIV furniture with the most recent innovations of avant-garde art. This is the first extensive study of one of the most important design movements of the twentieth century.

This richly illustrated study is the first on the subject and complements the wide-ranging monograph Dora Gordine: Artist, Sculptor, Designer, also published by PWP. The book includes some fifty of Gordine’s finest drawings, the majority of which have never before been reproduced.

Classic Modernist Design 1915–1945

112 colour and mono 300 × 250 mm · 164 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-013-8 · £18.95 / $30.00

Drawings by Dora Gordine (1895–1991)

41 mono, 4 colour 282 × 240 mm · 96 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-675-8 · £24.50 / $32.00

Sundials

Treasured Possessions

Hester Higton

Victoria Avery, Melissa Calaresu and Mary Laven (eds)

An Illustrated History of Portable Dials A chronological illustrated guide to portable sundials, demonstrating the vital role they have played in the world for many centuries. The narrative is set against a social, political, and economic background.

127 colour, 6 mono 270 × 205 mm · 138 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-523-2 · £37.00 / $70.00

From the Renaissance to the Enlightenment

Published in association with the Fitzwilliam Museum this richly illustrated book explores the significance of beautiful and engaging objects to the people who once owned them. Over 300 works are discussed alongside superb photographs of gems of the Fitzwilliam Museum’s Applied Arts collection.

300 colour 280 × 230 mm · 304 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-033-6 · £39.95 / $65.00

Treasures from the Oxus The Art and Civilization of Central Asia Massimo Vidale

The great river civilization of the Oxus is one of the forgotten jewels of the ancient world: a succession of skilled yet elusive Bronze Age cultures flourished here well before the rise of Cyrus the Great in the 6th century BCE. This extraordinary volume showcases many rare objects which have never been seen before.

150 colour 289 × 237 mm · 264 pp · Hardback 978-1-78453-772-2 · £30.00 / $45.00

Vanessa Bell

Edited by Sarah Milroy and Ian A.C. Dejardin

Vanessa Bell, sister of Virginia Woolf and member of the Bloomsbury Group, was one of the most advanced artists of her time. This book beautifully showcases her pioneering oil paintings, photographs, ceramics, fabrics and decorative screens in a stunning affirmation of her vibrant and wide-ranging talent.

182 colour 280 × 240 mm · 208 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-051-0 · £25.00 / $40.00

Twentieth-century Russian and East European Painting

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection John E. Bowlt and Nicoletta Misle

A catalogue of fifty-nine works, written by two of the most eminent scholars in the field. Provides a detailed description of each work in the context of the artist’s career and the broader artistic development of the period.

100 mono · 293 x 241 mm 280 pp · Hardback · 978-0-30200-619-1 £95.00 / $155.00

Venetian Glass in the 1890s

Salviati at Stanford University Carol M. Osborne

Illustrates and describes the 245 pieces of Salviati glass that were presented to the Leland Stanford Junior Museum at the end of the nineteenth century. An introductory essay explores the art of Venetian glass blowing, a tradition that goes back more than a thousand years.

245 colour, 11 mono 280 × 210 mm · 200 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-545-4 · £52.00 / $80.00

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The Victorian Watercolours and Drawings

In the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen A catalogue raisonné in two volumes of Queen Victoria’s vast collection of watercolours and drawings, presenting through the work of over 1,000 artists a kaleidoscope of Victorian England.

Cover painting: The Red Vineyard, Montmajour (F495) November 1888. Pushkin Museum, Moscow This painting was the first Van Gogh sold outside Holland, to a collector in Brussels (Anna Boch).

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33 colour, 1,100 mono 299 × 225 mm · 1052 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-436-5 · £205.00 / $325.00

Vojo Stanić

Sailing On Dreams Robert Boyers,Valeri S. Turchin, and Emir Kusturica

This book comprises a unique combination of lucid analysis and personal anecdote in three original essays accompanied by numerous images of the work of Montenegrin painter Vojislav Stanic and his busy world of local colour and absurd goings-on.

250 colour 292 × 265 mm · 280 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-650-5 · £58.00 / $105.00

Vincent van Gogh’s tumultuous final years were the climax of his career as a colourist. In France he reached a sustained height of expression and created a prodigious quantity of work, the importance of which is incontestable. In the landscapes, portraits and still lifes from this period the intensity and singularity of vision finds its apotheosis.

The Years in France: Complete Paintings 1886–1890

Presented here is a comprehensive illustrated catalogue of Van Gogh’s paintings executed between 1886 and 1890 in Paris, Arles, Saint-Rémy and Auvers-sur-Oise.

Each of some 580 works from that time is reproduced in full colour and appears in related scale to its original size. All known provenance is given. For the first time the paintings recorded in early documents like the ‘Andries Bonger Inventory List’ of 1890 and the 1905 Amsterdam Exhibition are fully identified. This book includes a wealth of new information of crucial importance to collectors, dealers, art historians and public institutions, while providing an extraordinary visual record of the most creative and productive period of Van Gogh’s career. It promises to be one of the most significant and enduring contributions to the understanding of this artist.

Walter Feilchenfeldt

Vincent van Gogh THE YEARS IN FRANCE COMPLETE PAINTINGS 1886–1890

WALTER FEILCHENFELDT

Vincent van Gogh’s tumultuous final years were the climax of his career as a colourist. In France he reached a sustained height of expression and created a prodigious quantity of work.

Presented here is a comprehensive list of Van Gogh’s paintings executed between 1886 and 1890 in Paris, Arles, Saint-Rémy and Auvers-sur-Oise.

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580 colour 308 × 245 mm · 348 pp · Hardback 978-1-78130-019-0 · £65.00 / $100.00 1 /09/2013 12: 9

Watchmaking George Daniels

This standard work on the art of watchmaking explains the requisite techniques and tools. The making of the precision timekeeper is described step by step, and is accompanied by line drawings and explanatory captions. Essential.

16 colour, 777 line drawings 260 × 190 mm · 462 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-704-5 · £52.50 / $85.00

William Etty

William Orpen

Edited by Sarah Burnage, Mark Hallett and Laura Turner

Robert Upstone, Roy Foster, and David Fraser Jenkins

One of the most successful British artists of the early nineteenth century, Etty’s work has recently been neglected. The only major study of Etty’s work in over fifty years reassesses his use of the nude, his training at the Royal Academy and his large scale historical canvases and proposes a new framework within which his art can be understood.

This monograph reappraises an artist who, at the time of his death in 1931 was probably the best-known painter in Britain. The book reveals the full variety of his work, from his revitalization of the nude to his extraordinary allegories and war paintings, and analyses the self-portraits that are a particular feature of his work.

Art and Controversy

200 colour 280 × 240 mm · 256 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-701-4 · £37.00 / $58.00

Winifred Nicholson Liberation of Colour Jovan Nicholson

This beautiful publication explores the whole career of Winifred Nicholson with a special emphasis on her theories of colour. Using specific paintings to examine her ideas and writings about colour the book includes her ‘late’ prismatic pictures which have never before been properly explained.

110 colour 280 × 235 mm · 144 pp · Paperback 978-1-78130-046-6 · £17.99 / $29.50

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THE YEARS IN FRANCE COMPLETE PAINTINGS 1886–1890 . WALTER FEILCHENFELDT

Delia Millar

Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh

Walter Feilchenfeldt is a world authority on Cézanne and Van Gogh and has written extensively on these painters including being co-author with John Rewald of The Paintings of Paul Cézanne: A Catalogue Raisonné.

He is based in Zurich.

Politics, Sex and Death

100 colour, 25 mono 275 × 235 mm · 160 pp · Hardback 978-0-85667-596-2 · £35.00 / $65.00

A World Observed 1940–2010

Photographs by Dorothy Bohm Colin Ford, Ian Jeffrey and Monica Bohm-Duchen

Dorothy Bohm is widely recognized as one of the doyennes of British photography, her career spanning six decades. This book is the first illustrated record of all aspects of her work.

150 colour, 100 mono 275 × 215 mm · 176 pp · Paperback 978-0-85667-688-8 · £19.99 / $29.00

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