Examines the artist's output in paintings, sculpture, prints, and drawings and presents his career from the beginnings of Pop Art to the work he is producing today.
Contains over seventy color plates depicting paintings and sculptures by early twentieth-century artist Amedeo Modigliani, and includes an essay that discusses his life, friends, lovers, inspirations, and struggles for creative freedom.
A collection of children's literature featuring illustrations by Maxfield Parrish, considered to be one of America's most popular artists in the early twentieth century.
Reproduces over seventy important works by Russian-born painter Vasily Kandinsky, known as one of the founders of twentieth-century abstract art, and includes two essays discussing his life and career.
Presents the author's meditations on twenty paintings by artist Rod Brown, designed to encourage reflection on the hardships faced by African-American slaves until their emancipation.
Documents the exhibition of the centennial of the artist's birth that depicts his recollections of the South. Portrays the experiences of his African American forebears including the details of particular rites, rituals, beliefs, and everyday life. Includes full-color reproductions of his works and an index.
An investigation into the life and work of the major French artist, Henri Matisse, who became one of the most important figures of the 20th century painting scene.
