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The first publication of contemporary pop artist Robert Mars' collage art, intertwines notions of legacy and identity in his Futurelics Popforms.

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Universally known as the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2000, Gao Xingjian is also an artist whose work is exhibited all over the world. Born in China in 1940, he was introduced to the arts as a boy by his mother who was an actress.

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Explores the remarkable relationship between Paul Gauguins rare and prints and transfer drawings, and his better-known paintings and sculptures in wood and ceramic. This title also explores the artists radically experimental approach to techniques and his pivotal place in the history of art.

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The works of Gaugin, and the story of his bohemian exploits.

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In 1965/66 Georg Baselitz created the monumental series The Heroes and New Types, which he presented in wild colour and with defiant style. By turning his attention towards the tradition of representational painting his work formed a striking contrast to the trends towards abstraction and Expressionism prevailing during the 1960s, thereby embarking on his own unique path.

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Gerhard Richter is one of the foremost artists of his generation. This book provides a wider selection of Richters texts, from all periods of his career. It includes letters and interviews; private reflections from personal correspondence; and, excerpts from journals discussing the intentions, subjects, methods and sources of his works.

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Maps the ideas, processes, life and times of Gerhard Richter, one of the most important painters at work in the world. This work includes 733 full page, multi-panel, color images.

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The acclaimed author of Cork Dork takes readers on a fascinating, hilarious and revelatory journey inside the impassioned, secretive world of art and artists.

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Bellini's last works, examined here in new scholarship, represent a triumphant swan song.

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Gods in Print is the first comprehensive collection of early hand-colored lithographs, multiple-block chromolithographs, and offset print images of Indias world of gods and goddesses. For the first time, the full scope of Indias sacred imagery in print can be viewed from its earliest days.

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Well known for his radical "anarchitectural" interventions throughout the 1970s, Gordon Matta-Clark was always committed to drawing. His works capture the interdisciplinary spirit that defined the art world in the 1970s. This book deals with the life of this artist.

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The author places Goya's paintings, drawings and prints in a historical context, revealing the specific character of each phase of the artist's life and work.

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Created and displayed as part of the major Grayson Perry exhibition at the British Museum in 2011, The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman is a sculpture of an iron ship, sailing into the afterlife. This wonderful catalogue, created to accompany the award-winning exhibition draws on such intriguing and diverse themes as pilgrimage, shamanism and tomb guardians.

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Illustrated with engravings from the exhibition catalogues, this work is an in-depth look at the great exhibitions held during the nineteenth century in London, Paris, New York and Philadelphia.

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A presentation of some of the best of Gustav Klimt's exotic, ornate paintings, his dramatic and spontaneous sketches, and of the extraordinary milieu which fostered his gift.

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This stunning volume provides the first full treatment of contemporary artist Halim Flowers artistic vision, offering insight from leading scholars of this star on the rise.

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A beautifully photographed book, the first to detail the 35-year career of Dutch sculptor Hanneke Beaumont.

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5,500 illustrations from the 19th century include star maps, animals, plants, minerals, fossils, geological formations, human anatomy, and much more.

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Henri Cartier-Bresson is renowned for capturing the humour, spontaneity and universality of life in his photographs. This volume traces his artistic progression from his earliest works up to the present, and includes a discussion of the various philosophies that inform his work.