224 pages. Thomas Seymour, Lyre-Based Table; Portraits from My Garden, Laura Coombs Hills; Caribbean Houses; American Stories: Paintings of Everyday Life, 1765-1915; When Pottery Became Art, 1880-1930; Art of the Thirties: Rediscovered Masters of the American Scene; Charles M. Russell; America's Rome: Artists in the Eternal City, 1800-1900. Clean throughout. View More...
150 pages; numerous illustrations, color and b&w; numerous ads. Delacroix and Baudelaire, a New Epoch in Art and Poetry; History of Painting in Italy by Stendahl; Fantastic Art from Goya to Ensor; The Changing Landscape in American Art, Painters of the American Scene 1804-1899; The Art of Impressionism. Clean throughout; tight binding; boards rubbed.*//////////// View More...
127 pages.Brief history of this important institution which organizes and supports travelling exhibitions to American museums. With illustrations of future, current, and developing exhibitions. View More...
102 pages; numerous illustrations, including 3-panel foldouts, b&w and color. A thorough overview of images of the Mississippi and of architecture and landscape along and in it. Contents: Exploration and Evolution; 19th Century Images; Boats and River Towns; An Island in the River; 20th Century Images; Bibliography. A separate Checklist of the Exhibition. Clean throughout, tight binding, covers clean and flat. View More...
56 pages; 51works illustrated, color and b&w; frontispiece b&w photo-portrait of Marin. "Thus the whole city is alive - buildings, people, all are alive - and the more they move me the more I feel them to be alive. It is this moving of me that I try to express so that I may recall the spell I have been under and behold the expression of the different emotions that have been called into being." - Marin. View More...
380 pages; 285 color plates; other b&w illustrations. "An autobiographical account of the early years of the painter (1922 and on)." A pinhole in the dustjacket's spine. View More...
64 pages. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin Spring 2000. 71 illustrations, mostly color; two b&w photos of Sargent at opposite ends of his career; bibliography. View More...
176 pages; 100 color plates; 51 b&w illustrations. John Russell writes of Klionsky's first 47 years in Russia; Weber writes about the artist's American years. Klionsky writes an Acknowledgement; Wiesel a Foreword. A discreet ink stamp of the previous owner on the front pastedown (endpaper), otherwise the book is clean throughout, free of marks. View More...
160 pages; numerous color illustrations. Laid in loosely are xeroxed pages that may interest: Introduction to the Exhibiiton, Themes, 5/2000; Parrish Exhibits, mcduffskeep.com, 5/2000; Parrish biography, CGFA, 5,2000. Clean and tight throughout. View More...
191 pages. The exhibition included genre painting from the 18th through the 20th century that employed literary, religious, historical, and mythic themes as well as the standard genre scene of everyday life. Clean and tight throughout, nearly fine; the jacket has small pull-tears at the head of the spine, otherwise clean and whole. View More...