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Famous for having elevated the status of landscape painting, Pieter Bruegel the Elder is also considered to be the greatest 16th-century Flemish master of scenes from ordinary life. This volume presents a collection of his work, including 12 masterpieces.

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The late hip-hop pioneer, seminal graffiti writer, and iconoclast contemporary artist Rammellzee a legend in his own time to his peers was a profoundly transformative and influential figure across the art, graffiti, and music worlds.

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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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'Rembrandt in a red beret: the vanishings and reappearances of a self-portrait' follows the fortunes of a fascinating painting along two lines. A story almost too unlikely to be true.

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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 unprecedented collection gathers the entirety of Rembrandt's self-portraiture in impeccable reproductions. The works are an intimate glimpse into the artist's lifelong self-reflection and nothing short of a triumph of art history.

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During the seventy-eight years of his life, Pierre-Auguste Renoir painted thousands of paintings and made uncounted drawings, watercolors and sketches. This book contrasts the story of Renoir's personal battle against crippling arthritis as well as his loss of favor with old patrons.

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Offers a comprehensive overview of Richard Deacons work, beginning with his first pieces of the 1970s including prints and archive photographs of his early performances, published here for the first time right up to his newest works.

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The cartoonist in chief to American counterculture, Robert Crumb has been busy offering up psychedelia, satire, and outlandish, sexually obsessed characters since the 1960s. This new collection presents a compact, affordable Crumb-feast, sourced by the artist from his original sketchbooks and focused on his mid-1960s golden age.

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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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A beuatifully produced limited edition of Robert Rauschenbergs Thirty-Four Illustrations interpreting Dantes Inferno.

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A major monograph from the Musee Rodin on this outstanding sculptor. All facets of the artist's life and art are explored in this work, from the artistic context of the day to the intriguing stories behind such major works as The Gates of Hell, and from Rodin's relationship with Camille Claudel to his sources of inspiration.

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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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The first-ever book documenting the work of Australian street-art superstar Rone.

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What do you know about water Only that its everywhere differently. In 2000 Roni Horn published "Another Water", an examination of the water of the River Thames through extensively footnoted photographs. This title includes an edit of the photographic aspect of the work.

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In this collection of 120 black and white photos, Roni Horn takes us on a journey through a locker room in Reykjavik, Iceland. With minimal movement between the camera and subject in succeeding frames, and through the use of a slow shutter technique, this finely crafted body of work provokes the viewer to contemplate each image.

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Stefan V Jonsson's paintings of Her ubrei, Icelands much-loved mountain, have found their way into the homes of Icelanders around the country making it the cultural and geologic leitmotiv and mascot of the island. This title focuses on Her ubrei and Stefan, who painted the mountain throughout his life.