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Graphic Works of Max Klinger (Dover Art Collections)
plates reproduce 4 cycles: Eve and Future, A Glove, Love, On Death, and many other illustrations. Introduction, notes by J. K. T. Varnedoe and Elizabeth Streicher. "His craftsmanship was incredible and his art is striking, sometimes disturbingly so, and remarkably modern."—United Press |
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Giorgio De Chirico: 1888-1978, the Modern Myth (Taschen Basic Art Series)
Greek-born Italian painter Giorgio De Chirico (1888-1978) was hugely influential in the early years of the Surrealist movement. His paintings during the teens in Paris, where he moved in 1911, caused such a stir that such important figures as Picasso and Paul Eluard immediately praised them. This |
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Der Mond: The Art of Neon Genesis Evangelion
New look, a hard cover version for Der Mond! Stylish, delicate, and consistently edgy, Der Mond collects the color illustrations of Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, perhaps the most acclaimed manga and anime artist of all time. The book includes 74 pages of paintings and designs devoted to Neon Genesis |
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The Art of Graeme Base
“With the eye of a Renaissance painter and the ear of Dr. Seuss, Aussie Graeme Base is not your basic children’s book author.” — People  This unique book, lavishly illustrated with original art and offering never before seen photographs and art, is an evocative look at the life and |
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Klimt Art Tattoos
Famed for his decorative murals and posters, Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) founded the Vienna Secession, a group of painters who adopted the Art Nouveau style. Klimt cut a controversial figure in his day, drawing criticism for the sensual and erotic nature of his paintings; today his creations rank among |
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Allan Kaprow--Art as Life
A self-described "un-artist," Allan Kaprow championed an artistic practice that moved art out of the museum and into the everyday. His works insistently blurred the boundaries between art and life, requiring active participation rather than passive spectatorship, interactive collaboration rather |
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Fire and Form: The Art of Contemporary Glass
South Florida is home to some of the world’s premier private collections of studio glass, collections whose abundance, diversity, and quality are celebrated in Fire and Form. This volume features more than 100 works by 31 of the best-known American and European glass artists of our time, including |
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Hogarth, France and British Art
Hogarth, France and British Art is a radical reappraisal of the art and achievement of William Hogarth (1697-1764). Hogarth has long been viewed as an insular and chauvinistic individual, with a particular aversion to all things French. On the contrary, while Hogarth himself liked to project this |
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Monstruo: The Art of Carlos Huante
Carlos Huante was born in East L.A. in 1965. Besides chilaquiles and Yerba Buena (mint tea), Carlos grew up on stop-motion monster movies. Since that time he has pursued his passion for the arts by creating some of the most original monsters and characters, for both film and animation, ever |
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The Mischievous Art of Jim Flora
The first retrospective of one of the defining visual stylists of the 1950s. Vintage music buffs have long been bedazzled by bizarre, cartoonish album covers tagged with the signature "Flora." In the 1940s and '50s, James (Jim) Flora designed dozens of diabolic cover illustrations, many for |
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