All Old Books

An overview of painting in Romania in the first half of the twentieth century, written in French.

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A concise biography and appreciation of the Irish artist.

First published nearly seventy years after Gainsborough's burial, a detailed life of the most eminent of portrait artists.

A beautifully illustrated account of the life and work of the legendary Native American potter.

Introductory essay entitled "William Roberts and Vorticism's Year," by the Artist.

Essay by Paul Moorhouse and conversation with the artist by Denise Hooker.

Essays by Sarah Howgate, John Richardson and Michael Auping, plus Lucien Freud in conversation with Auping.

Essay by T.J. Clark and conversation with Catherine Lampert.

The first complete catalogue of prints, celebrating over 35 years of the artists works. Essay by Marco Livingstone, foreword by Norman Rosenthal and catalogue by Richard Lloyd.

Published to accompany the retrospective exhibition of 2015, with foreword by Stephan Paisnel, and an appraisal of Plumb's life and work.

Published to accompany the retrospective exhibition in Dublin, 1996-97. Biography and appraisal by Alistair Smith.

Published to accompany a retrospective exhibition of the Irish artist, who spent most of his adult life in France and associated with Paul Gaugin and the group at Pont Aven

An engaging portrait of one of the leading women artists of the twentieth century, who painted humanity in all it's guises.

An early protagonist of Pop Art, with introductory text by Enrico Crispolti.

Paintings inspired by the Artist's thrilling encounters with land, sea and air whilst gliding. Includes an introduction and four essays by the editors and others, and a catalogue of works.

A comprehensive catalogue of the work of David Spiller, including a conversation with Karen Wright.

A key figure in the golden generation of artists who attended the Royal College of Art in the early 1920's, this volume was produced to accompany the 2024 exhibition at the Fry Art Gallery.