Catalogue of the largest exhibition to date in India of the superb 'Company' paintings - by Indian artists for European patrons, spanning botanical, architectural, horticultural and many oth... read more
Andersson is a contemporary Swedish painter who uses loose washes and strong graphic lines to beautiful and mysterious effect. There's a stillness to her landscapes and interiors that echo H... read more
From an exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery on this wonderful Danish artist (1859-1935), celebrated in Denmark but obscure abroad. Her paintings - often interiors, dappled gardens and... read more
The intersection of political jiggery-pokery and art and the growth of modern art in Britain: Hepworth, Nash (Paul), Bawden, Kokoschka, Moore, Picasso.
Laing sat for Joffe in 2016 and the two have been exchanging ideas ever since. The upshot is this good-looking book, nicely produced in a linen cover, of over 100 paintings by Joffe with ten... read more
This four-volume publication marks the completion of one of the most ambitious stages in the long-term task of cataloguing sculpture in the Royal Collection.
The agricultural landscape in English art in the C20th: with work by Stanley Spencer, Laura Knight, Clare Leighton, Evelyn Dunbar, Edward Burra, Ravilious (of course), CF Tunnicliffe, Julian... read more
This course in looking is richly illustrated, thanks to its author,
an art historian specialising in the material culture and ideas of early modern Europe and Japan.
Essays on art and artists (Michelangelo, Durer, Piranesi...) from the great author of Memoirs of Hadrian. Part of Zwirner's chic little Ekphrasis series.
Crane's illustrations will be familiar to many from childhood: sweet, pre-Raphaelite scenes, hand-drawn lettering with an Arts & Crafts flair for design. These two volumes catalogue almost 4... read more
A delightful facsimile of the slim, marbled notebook of CDF's final years. Includes drawings of firs, birds and bare winter branches. The original recently fetched almost £2million at aucti... read more
The author of acclaimed biographies of Holbein and Turner has had the inspired idea of looking at Angelika Kauffman and Elizabeth Vigée Le Brun together: both big stars in their time, they ... read more
From a major exhibition at MoMA which presents Lam as an important transnational artist. Born in Cuba, he spent most of his life in Spain, France and Italy. His style brings together Europea... read more
Like Cope's buses (and men) arriving in multiples after a long wait, we have two books on this intriguing Cuban painter, whose European influences include Braque, Picasso and Paul Klee...
Gorgeous coffee table book from Rizzoli on CLB, a British artist, recently president of the RA. The works presented here are abstract and intense: vigorous brushwork, exquisite palettes, sha... read more
For an exhibition at Pallant House this autumn: slim but serious, covering all aspects of Nicholson's career. It's impossible not to think about his son Ben's work - or indeed Winifred's flo... read more
To mark the centenary of Picasso's Three Dancers, the Tate Modern is staging an exhibition that celebrates his love of performance, with fifty-odd of his works inspired by musicians, actors,... read more
Spans his entire career, from training in postwar Dresden to international success, up to his most recent works in the last 5 years. From a major new show at Fondation Louis Vuitton.
A gorgeous catalogue from the Barnes Foundation that brings together many of his most important works from many collections. Hypnotic, mysterious and voluptuous.