Art Treatments & Subjects books

After the Rain documents the creative processes of 10 contemporary art projects commissioned for the National Gallery...  Read More >>

A re-reading of the art of Robert Rauschenberg in relation to Surrealist art and thought.  Read More >>

Despite having become marginalized on the map of contemporary art since the wars of the 1990s, the regions of former...  Read More >>

""Sketches of lowly life in a great city"" by Michael Angelo Woolf provides a unique and compelling look into the...  Read More >>

""Mantegna and Francia"" by Julia Cartwright offers an illuminating biographical journey into the lives and works...  Read More >>

""Old world masters in new world collections"" by Esther Singleton offers a meticulously researched journey into...  Read More >>

Delve into the profound and ever-changing portrayal of childhood with Horace Elisha Scudder's landmark study, ""Childhood...  Read More >>

Dive into a meticulously researched historical study of one of the Renaissance's most enigmatic masterpieces with...  Read More >>

""Celtic art in Pagan and Christian times"" by J. Romilly Allen is a foundational study offering a comprehensive...  Read More >>

An overview of the works and an interview with Marcel Ceuppens, a Belgian artist and former award-winning art director...  Read More >>

Some musicians simply play. And then there are those who seem to open a hidden door into another world. Joshua Bell...  Read More >>

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This beautifully illustrated instructional watercolor book will be perfect for beginning watercolor artists, artists...  Read More >>

Ask Haida artist and hereditary chief 7IDANsuu James Hart how long it took him to master the art of carving, and...  Read More >>

""A biography of artist Oskar Stoessel""--  Read More >>

Here’s the definitive look at how fathers have been portrayed in the arts and how that reflects cultural and societal...  Read More >>

The first monograph on Jordan Casteel, one of the most critically acclaimed artists working today  Read More >>

Forms and shapes multiply and mutate over time in Wray's biomorphic abstractions, which the artist views as ""living...  Read More >>

In a stunning visual journey, Lum reveals how Chinatowns across North America are defined by both their evolving...  Read More >>

A glorious publication on the ""saintly and excellent"" Florentine friar and painter whose religious scenes exemplify...  Read More >>

Named after a rock pool that looked like a doorway carved into the shore, ""The Ocean's Door"" brings together seventeen...  Read More >>

In the mid-19th century, London was the sprawling capital of the world's greatest empire-and a biological time bomb....  Read More >>

Let yourself be transported by the beauty of royal palaces and castles: find your next destination by leafing through...  Read More >>

This monograph on François Pompon retraces the history and work of the artist, with an illustrated biography, followed...  Read More >>

Named after a rock pool that looked like a doorway carved into the shore, ""The Ocean's Door"" brings together seventeen...  Read More >>