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Explores how the Aboriginal art movement, born of isolation and deprivation in one of the remotest and harshest places on earth, has in little more than 30 years become a newly minted coin in the international art market, with paintings being exhibited and collected in Paris, Los Angeles and New York.

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Known for his immersive environmental spaces and his experiments with light, Doug Wheeler helped pioneer both the material and conceptual approach behind what is often referred to as the Light and Space movement. This title provides background on the context in which Wheeler matured as an artist, and tells the story of his life and practice.

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When is a urinal no longer a urinal When Marcel Duchamp declared it to be art. From his infamous Fountain to reworked Mona Lisa with mustache and beard, this essential introduction to Duchamp surveys his audacious practice of "readymades" and beyond and its critical place in 20th-century art.

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This exhibition catalogue on one of the art world's leading ceramicists will appeal to both fans of his minimalist ceramics as well as fans of his bestselling memoir The Hare with the Amber Eyes.

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A seminal new publication on one of Britain's most original and influential post-war artists, marking a major retrospective.

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Domenikos Theotokopoulos, known to us as El Greco, was one of the seminal figures of the Spanish Golden Age. This volume, published to mark the four hundredth anniversary of the artist's death, features photographs of cleaned and restored paintings, revealing hitherto unknown facets of his art.

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Published to accompany the exhibition of the same name held at National Portrait Gallery, London, February 21-May 19. 2019.

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Now available in a new accessible format - the definitive monograph on one of the most revered artists of our time

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Inspired by her love of nature, Lindsay Taylor moulds, sculpts, weaves and entwines hand-dyed natural fabrics into three-dimensional works of art.

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In 1995, the sculptor Andy Goldsworthy approached Cumbria County Council in northwest England with his idea of identifying a significant number of sheepfolds stone enclosures used for assembling, sheltering and washing sheep from old maps and reconstructing them to incorporate artworks. This book includes the 35 folds he completed.

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Widely praised for the meticulous rendering of its plates, this 1842 compilation features a broad range of Gothic Revival decorations: architectural ornaments, stained glass, wood carvings, tapestry designs, and much more.

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An Italian villa never before open to the public houses a trove of artistic creativity and design by one of the central figures of the Italian neo avant garde.

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The second title in an exciting new series called Unicorn Icons, bringing out-of-print biographies and autobiographies of celebrated artists and key figures from the world of art back into print.

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A colourful and fascinating artist personality is presented by Thorsten Sadowsky, the author of this volume, in a knowledgeable and lucid manner through examples of his works and the stations of his life.

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A beautifully illustrated, wide-ranging study of Huguenot craftsmanship and trading.

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The first comprehensive survey of the beloved figurative realist painter Fairfield Porter to be published in more than two decades.

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Painter Jack Vettriano emerged from the unlikely background of the Scottish coalfields - unknown and untutored - and has seen his canvases hung in the Royal Scottish Academy.Alongside 40 Vettriano paintings Smith has woven an anthology of new and old writing round the painter's images, complementing and extending them.

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A survey of fashion jewellery made in Italy during the 20th century, and its relationship with Italian fashion.

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This elegantly designed and provocative new publication focuses on videos, performances and installations by a diverse group of contemporary artists and filmmakers that encourage scrutiny of contemporary textile production and distribution.

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Les Fauvres (the wild beasts) was the nickname given in 1905 to a group of painters led by Henri Matisse and including Derain, Vlaminck, Braque and Dufy. This work offers a reappraisal of this popular movement and discusses all its aspects - the artists, their works and their achievements.

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The collection contains over twelve hundred pieces: a significant if not representative collection of Western Australian art after 1973, a group of fine historical works and an extraordinary mix of paintings, prints, photographs and ceramics by Fremantl makers and about Fremantle subjects.