themes, motives

Discusses the artistic style of Warhol, including biographical information.

Relates the works of Depression-era American painter Edward Hopper to the personality of the artist himself.

An illustrated survey which spans the entire range of Warhol's art, and focuses on his ideas about diversity, objectification of celebrities, and aesthetics.

The great tales, myths, and legends of Arthur, Guinevere, Merlin, the Knights of the Round Table, and the Quest for the Holy Grail are recreated in the illustrations and text.

Portrait of the children's author/illustrator, includes over sixty full-color illustrations from his books, examples of his student artwork, autobiographical information and photographs, and essays on his life and art by friends, critics, and colleagues.

Presents thirty-five essays, each examining a theme as it is treated in several of Shakespeare's plays; examples include fate, fathers and daughters, male friendship, and the tragic flaw.

Presents information about the modern American artist, Keith Haring, along with a number of his pictures accompanied by "stories" about what they depict.