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"A fun and funky embroidery book for everyone featuring 10 projects and more than 50 motifs including a full range of shapes, skin tones and hair textures"-- Provided by publisher.

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Provides a thoughtful and comprehensive account by renowned writer Christina Lanzl, on Richard Bertman's intersection of art and life, sculpture and architecture.

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Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Museum Wiesbaden, March 17 - June 18, 2017.

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Richard Serra's "reversal" drawings employ two identical rectangular sheets of paper that are adjoined in a vertical or horizontal format, with the black-and-white areas reversing themselves proportionally top to bottom (or left to right). This book deals with her life and work.

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Called the Bruegel of underground art, Robert Crumb is an American icon of comic introspection, cultural satire, and sexual obsession. His pen and ink drawings first documented, then shaped, the 1960s/70s counterculture. This new collection presents an affordable 444-page trip through the hippie years, 1968-1975, personally sourced by the artist from his original sketchbooks.

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The perfect introduction to the life and work of Robert Rauschenberg

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An affordable introduction to the American abstractionist whose ingenious use of white allowed other things to become visible

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In collaboration with Miami's Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a rediscovery of a lost figure of American modernism - the early-twentieth-century American painter born into the Astor family, whose imagination and patrician clientele provide a fascinating artistic and biographical saga.

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Roger Hilton (1911-75) was one of the pioneers of British abstract art. This title offers an account of his life that is illustrated with works from all stages of his career. It is further enlivened by numerous anecdotes and reminiscences recalling his sometimes outspoken relations with other artists.

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Roy Lichtenstein: Pop remix traces the artists print projects from the 1950s to the 1990s, exploring how he appropriated, transformed and remixed numerous art historical sources including Claude Monets Impressionism, Max Ernsts Surrealism and Willem de Koonings Abstract Expressionism.

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Selection of Flemish drawings from the National Galleries of Scotland which offer an insight into the artistic processes of revered artists. The book accompanies an exhibition which will be held at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh from June to September 2016.

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This in-depth study by curators Cherix and Adler expands the understanding of Saar's early career and casts light on all that followed. Drawing on new research into the work's construction and materials, and on firsthand discussions with the artist, this concise, generously illustrated volume explores one of Saar's best-known and most iconic works.

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"Alex Grey sees in the human anatomy a microcosm of the many levels of order in nature. His paintings in Sacred Mirrors take the viewer on an extraordinary visionary journey through the physical, metaphysical, and spiritual anatomy of the self"--

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Sandra Vsquez de la Horra reimagines the world through her playful drawings and sculptures, incorporating Latin American and European traditions into her unique artistic language.

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A feminist, activist, video and performance pioneer, Sanja Ivekovic (born Zagreb, 1949) produced works of crosscultural resonance that range from Conceptual photomontages to video, installation and performance. This title presents an overview of the artist's projects from the early 1970s to 2010 in various mediums.

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A lush new volume devoted to the best works by beloved American Impressionist and portraitist John Singer Sargent, whose dazzling use of light and colour depicts modern subjects with arresting intimacy.

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This ground-breaking volume explores the experiential, psychological, and metaphorical implications of blindness and invisibility in recent American art, offering new insight into contemporary artistic practice.

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Published to accompany the recent successful exhibition at the Museu Picasso, Barcelona, this book sheds new light on Picasso's work - his connection with Japanese art. It is illustrated with images by both Japanese printmakers and Western artists.