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We Are Here: Visionaries of Color Transforming the Art World
This is a timely topic presented in an accessible way, sure to be welcomed by art enthusiasts of all ages.
What Becomes a Legend Most: A Biography of Richard Avedon
With this engrossing biography, readers will come away with a greater appreciation of Avedon’s artistic strengths and achievements, as well as the complex man behind the camera.
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Degas at the Opera
For lovers of the theatrical world of 19th-century Paris and Degas as its most important artistic documentarian, this catalog serves as an important resource.
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Albrecht Dürer
Both exhibition catalog and academic endeavor, this will be enjoyed by scholars and Dürer aficionados alike.
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When I Remember I See Red: American Indian Art and Activism in California
Former governor Jerry Brown’s foreword sets the tone for this body of work, which expresses tragic loss coupled with inspiration and fresh perspectives for the future. Beautifully designed and amply illustrated, this accessible catalog will be welcomed by art enthusiasts beyond California’s borders.
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Supreme Glamour
The facts here will not be new to fans, but the candid photographs provide a rich visual record of the stars’ life as performers. To see the gowns alongside Wilson’s down-to-earth accounts of what it felt like to wear them will be fun for enthusiasts of 1960s pop culture and the Supremes.
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Lost Anatomies: The Evolution of the Human Form
While technique and scientific knowledge are clearly demonstrated, it is Gurche's artwork that brings an extraordinary vision and emotional resonance that will both inform and move readers.
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Lost Anatomies: The Evolution of the Human Form
While technique and scientific knowledge are clearly demonstrated, it is Gurche’s artwork that brings an extraordinary vision and emotional resonance that will both inform and move readers.
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Readers will come away with a refreshed appreciation of silhouettes, both their significance historically but also their influence on today's artists whose art compels viewers to reflect on identity and its portrayal through time.
Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now
Readers will come away with a refreshed appreciation of silhouettes, both their significance historically but also their influence on today's artists whose art compels viewers to reflect on identity and its portrayal through time.
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