A mentor to Le Corbusier, Ozenfant was an artist and critic who ran art schools in Paris and London in the 1920s and '30s. Highly regarded, he knew everyone: Leonora Carrington was a student... read more
Last autumn's unforgettable exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery was the first major show on the artist and printmaker (and wife of Eric Ravilious) since 1952. The wood engravings, text... read more
A short, illustrated rumination on the work of Edvard Munch through nineteen paintings and drawings. It's as if we're looking over the acclaimed novelist's shoulder as she looks intently at ... read more
Handsome, large format, with generous illustrations. As new, with a pristine dustjacket. A bookseller's label fixed to the lower inside cover (John Sandoe's).
First edition, first printing in very good condition, with a very good dust jacket. Minor foxing to the page block and to the inside of the dust jacket.
First edition in near-fine condition with a near-fine dust jacket; some very minor blue staining (3cm) at top inside of back board and endpaper; minimal shelf wear to dust jacket.
Robin Bynoe began collecting Carel Weight's art in 1982, which precipitated a great friendship that was to span the next fifteen years. Acclaimed for his portraits, and his sometimes siniste... read more
The first book on Hepworth's stringed sculptures, paintings and drawings. Smartly produced without a dustjacket, just clean-cut boards, for an exhibition at Piano Nobile.
The outstanding biography of the revered artist, film maker, gardener, diarist, gay rights campaigner and general scourge of bigotry was first published in 1991. This illustrated new edition... read more
The Swiss-French painter was also a prolific illustrator, reviving the art of the woodcut in the late C19th. Some 250 of his woodcuts for books and periodicals are included in this handsome ... read more
Wyndham Lewis, Henri Gaudier et al who burst onto the art scene in the early C20th - and what happened to them. Many illustrations. By the author of Paul Nash: Designer and Illustrator.
A dual-biography that shows the similarities between the passionate siblings as well as their differing ways of being in the world. Mackrell, the well-known dance critic, is also the author ... read more
The title sweeps together the disparate but connected groups of artists (writers, photographers, poets, composers and architects as well as painters) working in Sussex in the first half of t... read more
Following the success of Tiepolo Blue (2022), Cahill's new novel takes us deeper still into the international contemporary art world and its fragile, clashing egos.
The first comprehensive catalogue of Freud's oil paintings covers over 500 works, almost all of which are reproduced in colour, with excellent notes. 4 vols in a slipcase.
The sequel to Bacon in Moscow is not, regrettably, Sausages in St Petersburg, but something perhaps just as barmy... another jaunty tale from the art dealer's adventures beyond the Iron Curt... read more
Figure studies, architectural drawings, landscapes... all charting, in various styles, his development towards geometric abstraction. There's also a new Penguin Classics edition of his wonde... read more
On the eve of WWII, HB fled Germany for California; later he became an art-dealer in Paris. His own collection is astounding, and the subject of an important international travelling exhibi... read more
Shows how the six women most associated with Picasso were far from passive or submissive 'muses' but were highly independent and talented in their own right.