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A distinctive feature of Alberto Burris artistic imagery: the treatment of black in his Cellotex works.

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Alexander Rukavishnikov, Academician of the Russian Fine Arts Academy, was born in Moscow in 1950. Graduated from the State Institute of Fine Arts, he has participated in numerous shows and exhibitions. This work presents a comprehensive monograph on this key figure in Russian art scene.

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Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), one of the most popular American artists of the past century, has often been regarded as a simple illustrator and his work identified with the covers of the Saturday Evening Post. This book deals with the art of Norman Rockwell.

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An extraordinary effort to reinterpret Ana Mendieta as a pioneer of performance, video, Body Art, photography, Land Art and sculpture in the twentieth century.

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A monograph on an artist of international renown, the French painter Andr Brasilier.

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Angel Otero's practice is process-driven. Whether made on canvas or with porcelain and steel, Otero's creations mine the fissures of art historical canons, as well as the personal histories that they evoke. This title features color and black-and-white images of the works presented in the exhibition, and a chronology of the artist's life and work.

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Over the past four decades, Anselm Kiefer has produced a diverse body of work in painting, sculpture and installation that has made him among the most important artists of his generation. His subject-matter ranges over sources as diverse as Teutonic mythology and history. This title offers an overview of Anselm Kiefer's career.

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Da Messina is one of the earliest virtuosos of oil painting, a true Renaissance master who--via the influence of the Flemish painters--raised perspective and geometric rigor to new heights of clarity and serenity. With 300 color plates, and at 340 pages, this book is the most comprehensive monograph on his works available in English.n English.

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Re-inventing calligraphy, and focusing on the formal elements of the Arabic letter, Hurufiya is one of the most significant art movements that took place in the Arab world beginning in the 14th century, and peaking again in mid-twentieth century. This title recollects the history of a modern art movement in the Arab world, called "Hurufiya".

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Proposes to reveal the eclecticism of Arcimboldo placing him in the cultural context in which he lived and worked. This volume includes a selection of his paintings, tapestries, drawings and illustrations, realised throughout his life, from the period of his training in Lombardy to his time at the Hapsburg court.

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Presents the achievements of the Armenian culture in the spiritual, artistic, architectural, economic sectors, as well as in the world of thinking, in an original chronological and thematic way. This title focuses on the fruitful relationships of the Armenians with various populations and cultures from Europe to the Far East.

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Photographer Linke presents 200 of his color photographs taken all over the world and thematically illustrating globalization. The photographs individually vary widely in terms of subject matter and even composition, including enigmatic pictures of smoke rising from the "Ground Zero" of September 1

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Brings together a group of Iraqi artists with varying working methodologies, whom are united in their experience of exile. This title documents their continuing contribution to Iraqi art, and highlights its importance in contemporary Middle Eastern art history.

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In a new exclusive slipcase, the prestigious five-volume series covering the fundamental events and pivotal works of international art in the twentieth century.

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Explains the birth, evolution and death of phenomena, trends and groups of artists since the fifties.

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Offers a history of the major movements of twentieth century art that provides an accessible entry into contemporary art for various people. This book presents some of the most famous artists of the 20th-century from Arp to Brancusi, Bacon to Basquiat, Gris to Koons, Gaudi to Schnabel, Warhol to Grant Wood and their greatest master works.

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For more than ten thousand years Mongolias uplands have been home to the Hircus goat. This curious animal hides a genuine treasure under its outer coat: the warm, fine, ultra-soft luxury fibre that is cashmere. This title presents an illustrated story of a journey that the author goes on every year to purchase an extremely precious fibre.

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Barcelona is an emblematic example of how a European and Mediterranean city can be radically transformed. Starting from the eighties of the last century, through investment in contemporary architecture, tourism and advanced services, the city abandoned its traditional identity as an industrial centre.

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Berlinde De Bruyckeres creative basis are drawings, sculptures and installations that is rooted in her childhood, and has been layered over with subsequent experiences and ideas. This book is the reflection of a meeting. It is a dialogue, not between artists who may, or may not, have known each other, but between their corpus of drawings.