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The catalogue raisonne of paintings covers both surviving and lost works, while full-bleed details allow us to inspect even the subtlest brushstrokes that came to revolutionize art history.

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Looks at how, through the manipulation of signs and pictorial language, Picasso oscillates between figures and objects, animating what is inanimate and vice versa. As well as shedding light on aspects of Picasso's work, this book features a selection of art, providing an opportunity for readers to rediscover the art of Picasso.

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Controversial in both life and art, Francis Bacon was one of the most important painters of the 20th century. Written by his friend and collaborator, eminent art writer and curator David Sylvester, this book reflects on his life and career.

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A comprehensive study of Mark Wallinger's career that draws on conversations with the artist. It traces his development from early influences to winning the Turner Prize in 2007 and beyond. It reveals Wallinger as an artist committed to making art that is not only brilliantly accessible and witty, but also conscientious and politically incisive.

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The paintings of Martin Eder (born 1968) have always been freighted with melancholy and symbolism, amid overtones of kitsch, eroticism or surrealism.In his most recent series, women lie, recline and doze in polished armor or tattered linen fabrics. This catalog examines the series in an art-historical context.

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Following on from Volume IV, the second volume of the Martin Kippenberger catalogue raisonn.

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Presents an extraordinary immersion in the range and depth of the art of Henri Matisse, one of the worlds most beloved, innovative and influential artists

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Featuring some 70 works - many of which have not been previously published - covering the last decade of Frederick McCubbin's life, this publication looks at a key period in the development of his art. in this period McCubbin focused on the landscape around his homes. He was one of the first Australian artists to depict the modern world.

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This work studies Rod Milgate's artistic influences and achievements, and summarizes the career so far of one of Australia's most respected painters. It also examines his view that all aspects of life are essentially interrelated.

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This is the first account of the work of New Zealand's leading abstract painter, Milan Mrkusich. Trained as an architect, and drawing on ideas from alchemy, phenomenology, and modernist thinkers, Mrkusich soaked up the work of international artists to establish his own New Zealand modernism.

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A comprehensive account which follows the life and long career of Arthur Streeton through his paintings. The book examines his paintings in careful detail, studying the application of paint, reading the letters and critiques and researching the circumstances of the artist's life.

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The book traces Amaral's career over five decades, features more than 40 key pieces of work, and examines the artist's oeuvre through the lens of contemporary and fibre art.

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A fascinating and comprehensive monograph highlighting the career of the provocative American painter Peter Saul

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A revised edition of a retrospective on the Venice Biennale grand prize-winning artist incorporates the last ten years of his career including his retrospective exhibition at the Guggenheim in 1997, in a lavishly illustrated portrait that traces his early years, the creation of his famous combines, his work with new technologies.

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A biography of Rembrandt examines his most important drawings and paintings, describes his personal life, and assesses his contribution to art.

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No other 17th-century artist played the self-portrait game as extravagantly as the Dutchman Rembrandt. Spanning from his youth until just a year prior to his death, this collection gathers the entirety of Rembrandt's self-portraiture. The works are an intimate glimpse into the artist's self-reflection and nothing short of a triumph of art history.