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This stunning volume presents the cult artist s visually arresting and detailed sculptures, which evoke fantastic realism and the macabre.

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Published to accompany the exhibition held at the Tate Modern, London, Feb. 9-June 5, 2012.

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Renowned for his paintings of the industrial towns of North West England, Lancashire born Lowry had a distinctive and enchanting style, depicting the everyday life of the world around him. In association with The Lowry, which houses over 400 of Lowrys works, this exceptional book portrays a selection of his paintings, sketches and other works.

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What does art tell us about ourselves John Berger on the politics and consolations of creativity.

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Lavishly illustrated with more than 120 colour plates, this survey of one of New Zealand's leading printmakers draws from Barry Cleavin's vast output to present a major representative sample of his prints and drawings from 1966 to 2012. Selected works are presented within the context of Cleavin's wider oeuvre, but they are also placed within their social and historical background.

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Known for installations exploring science, natural phenomena, and contemporary mythologies, Laurent Grasso presents a visual journey of his avant-garde, conceptual work.

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This important re-evaluation of the Dutch- born painter Lawrence Alma-Tadema traces his personal and artistic journey towards international fame and success in London and investigates how this exceptionally creative artist used his own houses and studios as laboratories to produce vivid paintings of life in ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt.

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This is a biography of the New Zealand artist Len Lye, who became a leading modernist artist in London and New York, a major figure in experimental film, a kinetic sculptor and innovative theorist, painter and writer. The author was Lye's assistant in his later years.

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A comprehensive survey of black and white ink paintings by contemporary Chinese artist Leng Bingchuan, with 256 works dating from 1980 to 2000.

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Published to coincide with the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci's death

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Famed for the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and his astonishing drawings, da Vinci excelled in a multitude of arenas. The patronage of the Medici family was key, and this sumptuous new book offers a view of the artist in this context, alongside the work of others who benefited from the Medici, from Brunelleschi to Michelangelo.

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Shedding new light on the renowned Renaissance artist, this book examines all of da Vincis known paintings using recent advances in technology and the latest art historical research.

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A single sketch becomes an all-consuming quest to understand and identify a work by Leonardo da Vinci himself-the first new drawing by the great master to have surfaced in over a century.

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From anatomical studies to architectural plans, complex engineering designs to pudgy infant portraits: discover the delicate finesse of one of the most talented minds, and hands, in history. This Bibliotheca Universalis edition presents more than 600 of Leonardo da Vinci's masterful drawings.

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Lumas is an edition gallery that has changed the art market and has also made art accessible to everyone at fair prices. This is an illustrated book that presents the entire spectrum of Lumas: from photography to painting, from analogue to digital, from popular to alternativebut always maximally inspiring. Text in English and German.

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Meet the pioneer of Pop art in this introduction to Roy Lichtenstein, whose high-impact cartoon-based images exploded onto the art scene at the end of the 1950s and transformed the notion of fine art forever. Appropriating the form and content of mass media, Lichtenstein reveled in American consumer culture while elevating it for critique at the same time.

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Published in conjunction with a major exhibition, Lichtenstein Remembered, at Gagosian New York, this lavishly illustrated catalogue features new essays by Daniel Belasco, Adam Gopnik, and Steve Martin, as well as a conversation between Irving Blum and Dorothy Lichtenstein.

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Life Without Blinders is an inspiring, though-provoking invitation to step out of the darkness and discover the abundant beauty hidden in this crazy, messy, wonderful world of ours. Each spread features one of 75 stirring questions accompanied by an image