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Hiroshi Senjus art can be understood in its simple immediacya sense of powerful, timeless calm, and the monumental force and presence of nature is perceived. This book focuses on this painter who expresses contemporary modernity through ancient painting techniques that are unique to Japan.

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Twenty images of Italian Opera Houses by the Japanese leading photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto in a special edition book.

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Showcases the best contemporary Hong Kong art with the aim of promoting awareness of Hong Kong artistic achievement on a worldwide basis. This volume includes works by seventy-five Hong Kong artists exploring all levels of creative artistic form such as: Chow Chun Fai, Almond Chu, Ho Sin Tung, Ho Siu-Kee, Kwan Sheung Chi, and Li Tin Lun Otto.

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This publication presents for the first time a concentrated look at Calands output from 1970 to 1979, with particular emphasis on works on paper and paintings that reflect the artists preoccupations with an erotic impulse.

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During the 1870s and 1880s, a group of French artists, including Pissarro and Renoir, adopted a style of painting and subjects that challenged the art prompted by the Academie Francaise where assumptions about the meaning of painting prevailed. This work presents a survey of the movement and features 60 reproductions of some of the renowned works.

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A survey of Indonesian contemporary art. It presents the works by Indonesian artists, and discusses their distinguishing characteristics differentiated from other contemporary art in Asia and the Western world.

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An exhibition catalogue that celebrates the works of five pivotal artists from the Arab world. It honors the careers of Dia Azzawi, Farid Belkahia, Ahmed Nawar, Ibrahim el-Salahi, and Hassan Sharif. It highlights their individual contributions to forging and promoting modern art and enriching the history of aesthetics in their countries.

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Features images of more than 100 Italians of different ages with their families, friends, children and an assortment of dogs in splendid historic palaces and the countryside that represent the Italian way of living and a certain style that goes beyond fashion and time.

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Jan Fabres multi-faceted oeuvre, in a richly-illustrated volume including all his work from the start of his career to the present.

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Kata Legrady (Hungary 1974) belongs to that long line of artists for whom an object offers the stimulus for artistic thought. This is a monograph on Kata Legradys works presenting a collection of drawings, photographs, sculptures and video-installations.

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Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918) was an Austrian Symbolist painter and one of the prominent members of the Vienna Art Nouveau (Vienna Secession) movement. This title includes his paintings, murals, sketches, and other art objects, on display in the major museums of the world.

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Korean Eye is regarded a pioneering global promoter of Korean art and culture, and as such has attracted huge numbers of artists wishing to enter their work for the forthcoming 2012 exhibition. This title helps us understand the work of Korean Contemporary Artists, and provides a gateway to the wider culture of their homeland.

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Suitable for collectors and contemporary art lovers, this work focuses on Korean contemporary art and artists. It features 60 of Korea's most renowned contemporary artists.

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The work of one of the greatest Japanese artists, a key exponent of ukiyo-e which led to manga, to anime (animated films from the 1970s) and to contemporary tattoos.

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Features the last words of ordinary people who chose to commit suicide into a collectanea, a single, long, painful, moving poem of reality. In this book, the author shows the end of all communication, of every vital impulse, they testify to the most authentic difficulty of being men.

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This is the first publication of the work of British-Liberian artist Viktor, on the occasion of her first solo museum show at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Viktor's work merges self-portraiture with opulent geometric backdrops in gold, black and few other colors.

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In 1524, Count Giovan Battista Suardi commissioned Lorenzo Lotto to decorate the private chapel in his country home at Trescore Balneario, Bergamo. The complete cycle of frescoes at Trescore, representing the highest point in Lotto's career, is presented and examined here.