Art Treatments & Subjects books

A study in vulnerability and self-reflection of the American artist known for his thought-provoking hyper-realistic...  Read More >>

The first survey of Ken Kiff's prints. Characterized by radiant colour and fantastic flights of the imagination,...  Read More >>

In 1940, in the wake of a divorce from her husband, the artist Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo turned to self-portraiture...  Read More >>

Equinox is a folio of 85 select male and M/M anthropomorphic art pieces by Shinigamigirl.  Read More >>

Green-Scales is a dragon of many talents. He likes the traveling lifestyle and to roll with the punches. He might...  Read More >>

Solstice is a folio of 85 select female and M/F anthropomorphic art pieces by Shinigamigirl.  Read More >>

Antonio Canova invented a new genre with his Ideal Heads. They were intended as gifts for close friends and persons...  Read More >>

Alongside Michelangelo and Leonardo, Raphael stands as one of the defining masters of the Italian Renaissance. This...  Read More >>

This coloured pencil instructional guide teaches you to draw 16 lifelike animals with step-by-step instructions...  Read More >>

In his debut book, online drawing sensation Campbell offers readers the chance to explore his bright, lively coloring-in-reverse...  Read More >>

Ming Wong is the fifth Artist in Residence at the National Gallery. His practice encompasses film, performance,...  Read More >>

Amour is a portfolio of etchings, and is Maurice Denis' homage to his fiancée. It is other-worldly and suffused...  Read More >>

An in-depth exploration of Shaw's most recent work: the ambitious, twenty-one-panel painting Paradise Lost London-based...  Read More >>

My Memoirs - Volume I (Iran) is a powerful and deeply personal account of a woman's life shaped by love, literature,...  Read More >>

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The first retrospective on Parasol Press, a New York–based print publisher that swiftly became a critical force...  Read More >>

Explores the critical innovations and contributions of Black artists to the history of abstraction.  Read More >>

This landmark monograph traces six decades of Colombian artist Beatriz Gonza´lez's bold and radical reimagining...  Read More >>

A groundbreaking study of one of the most important and influential artists of the postwar period Joseph Beuys...  Read More >>

Entering the liminal space of shared custody and societal tropes of the 'broken family', with a blend of poetry,...  Read More >>

Over the last two decades, Gregor Wedekind has written extensively on Paul Klee and his time. Moving beyond art...  Read More >>

A multinational, multigenerational exhibition of artists meditating on the singularity brought about by the digital...  Read More >>

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In Drawing Class: Cats, learn to draw 60 adorable cats-both domestic and wild-with easy step-by-step instructions,...  Read More >>

A renewed examination of Jeffrey Deitch’s pivotal exhibition  Read More >>