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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Books”

The Louvre: The Many Lives of the World’s Most Famous Museum, a new book by James Gardner

Wolf Burchard October 26, 2020 Books

James Gardner retells and retraces the evolution of one of the world’s most complex architectural palimpsests with elegance, economy, and wit.

Genevieve Bresc-BautierGuillaume FonkenellHannah WIlliamsHillary BallonJames GardnerlouvreMona LisaOn BooksRobert BergerThe LouvreWolf Burchard

Hysterical Re-enactors

Eleanor H. Gustafson September 21, 2020 Art, Books

The Getty Museum has decided to publish a book Off the Walls to be released in the US on September 22.

creation of adamcurator battleGetty MuseumGirl with a Pearl Earringglenn adamsonOff the WallsRemote EngagementThe Scream

Horace Pippin’s New Medium

Anne Monahan August 7, 2020 Books

An excerpt from a new book on the self-taught African American artist discusses his first painting

horace pippinself taught artist

Artistic Offices

Editorial Staff June 1, 2020 Books

A photo excerpt from the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s new book on the homes of artists takes us into the studios where they worked

Andrew Wyethchaim grosscharles m russelldaniel chester frenchgari melchersn. c. wyethNational Trust for Historic PreservationThomas Cole

On Books: Becoming America: Highlights from the Jonathan and Karin Fielding Collection of Folk Art

Gregory Cerio April 20, 2020 Books

For those who know and love the same kind of art as the Fieldings, but can’t make it to the Huntington, a new book about their collection should go some way toward satisfying your interest

American Folk ArtAmerican furniturejonathan fieldingkarin fielding

The Unexpected Art of Mary Sully

Elizabeth Pochoda February 24, 2020 Books

A new book examines the singular work of an American Indian modernist.

American Indiandakotamary sullyModernismpaintingphilip j deloriasusan mabel deloriathomas sully

Baroque Exuberance

Annabel Westman February 7, 2020 Books

An excerpt from Fringe, Frog, and Tassel: The Art of the Trimmings-Maker in Interior Decoration in Britain and Ireland.

annabel westmanembroideryfringefringe frog and tasseltrimmings

On Books: An Atlas of Geographical Wonders

Nick Reale January 17, 2020 Books

Anyone who wants to understand the origins of the modern infographic will be thrilled to discover a new compendium from Princeton Architectural Press

Alexander von Humboldtdavid rumsey historical map collectioninfographicmapsprinceton architectural pressstanford university

Encounters with Whistler, Waifs, and Kaiser Wilhelm

Eve M. Kahn December 30, 2019 Books

The painter Mary Rogers Williams, a baker’s daughter from Hartford, Connecticut, may be the only nineteenth-century woman artist whose thoughts and feelings are almost fully known.

Eve Kahneve m kahnimpressionismimpressionistmary rogers williams

All Fired Up

Bernard N. Jazzar and Harold B. Nelson November 11, 2019 Books

Best known for her electroplated metal sculptures embellished with richly colored enamels, June Schwarcz produced an extensive body of work in her sixty-year career that, while linked to long-standing vessel-making traditions, defied convention.

Bernard N. Jazzarenamelenamel arts foundationenamelingharold b. nelsonJune SchwarczJune Theresa Morris
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