Illustrated with 124 black and white and 8 color plates, organized by print type (etchings and drypoints, linocuts, monotypes, lithographs, aquatints, illustrations.) With an introductory essay by Lieberman and notes to the text and plates.
The first published, general survey of American folk sculpture, wood carving, metal-casting, and stone carving, by a pioneering collector and proponent of the genre.
![ART COM [Contemporary Art Communication]: Vol. 4, No. 16 - Winter/Spring 1982. Carl E. LOEFFLER](/pictures/thumb/42646_1.jpg?v=1625592058)
Issue of this arts magazine concerned with criticism and theory of recent art, including pieces on "the open work" in the avant-garde, performance-based video works, correspondence (mail) art, and the like.
Circle of fifths with relative minor chords and bar of music drawn in black marker.
A hefty volume, recording the first 33 years of this Greek art foundation founded by Dakis Joannou.
Uncommon monograph on the Italian-born Argentine painter and sculptor.
Illustrated survey of Minimalism and its major figures, with a selection of documents by artists and critics. Includes work by Carl Andre, Frank Stella, Barbara Rose, Robert Smithson, Dan Flavin, Judy Chicago, Sol LeWitt, Anne Truit, and numerous others.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name.
Text in German.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition (of the same name) at Deustche Guggenheim.
Scholarly study of the effects of display practices and context on artwork, in museums, galleries, and private collections.
Stories by the artist's son illustrated in full color with reproductions of Rockwell's paintings. First edition.
A monograph on the New York School painter, with a lovely original illustration.
Collection of American Christmas cards, fassembled rom Parr's personal collection.
Signed exhibition catalogue, with an essay by David Moos: "Evan Penny - How We See Ourselves Now."
![PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE AMERICAN COLLECTION [Catalogue]. Phillips](/pictures/thumb/43211_1.jpg?v=1625592217)
Catalogue for a 2015 auction at Phillips, including work by Bruce Marden, Ed Ruscha, Robert Ryman, John Chamberlain, Giuseppe Penone, James Lee Byars, and Rudolf Stingel, among others. With large color reproductions of the works, texts discussing the artists, and more.
Copiously illustrated survey of poscards, arranged chronologically, used to illustrate themes in 20th century history.
Includes 425 illustrations (227 color, 198 black and white), some fold-out.
![JULIAN SCHNABEL: 4 April - 2 May 1981 [Exhibition Poster]. Posters, Julian Schnabel](/pictures/thumb/41360_1.jpg?v=1625591732)
Early gallery show of Schnabel's infamous plate paintings.
A dense and profusely illustrated monograph on the symbolist prints of Munch from the Vivian and David Campbell Collection.
An catalogue for an exhibition at The Phillips Collection, which consisted of Impressionist works thematically linked to rivers. Artists include Monet, Manet, Sisley, Morisot, and Renoir himself.
Catalogue designed by Richter himself for the first exhibition of this landmark and epic series ATLAS, a project he has continued through the present day. The beginning of a career-long and -defining project from one of our most vital artists.
![INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE [Exhibition Catalog]. Guy ROBERT, Introduction](/pictures/thumb/41515_1.jpg?v=1625591767)
Uncommon illustrated catalog from a 1967 Montreal exhibition of sculpture.
Monograph published in conjunction with a contemporary retrospective exhibition of Rosenquist's work held at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Solomon R.
Second edition (after the limited edition of 1906) of this important, early, and well-researched biography of the painter.
