Art books serve as windows into the rich tapestry of human creativity, offering readers a captivating journey through the diverse realms of painting, sculpture, photography, and beyond. From comprehensive surveys of art history to monographs dedicated to individual artists, these volumes provide a treasure trove of inspiration, knowledge, and aesthetic pleasure for enthusiasts and scholars alike. In addition to survey texts, art books also encompass monographs dedicated to individual artists, offering intimate insights into their lives, creative processes, and enduring legacies. Whether exploring the enigmatic genius of Leonardo da Vinci, the bold brushwork of Vincent van Gogh, or the provocative compositions of Frida Kahlo, these volumes provide readers with a deeper appreciation for the artists behind the masterpieces.
Photography books also play a vital role in the world of art publishing, showcasing the work of talented photographers who capture the beauty and complexity of the world around us. From stunning landscapes to intimate portraits, these volumes offer a visual journey through the lens of the artist, inviting readers to contemplate the power of imagery to evoke emotion, provoke thought, and spark dialogue.
Art books also encompass a wide range of genres and formats, from exhibition catalogs and scholarly essays to coffee table books and collectors' editions. Whether browsing the pages of a museum catalog or delving into the pages of a beautifully illustrated monograph, readers are transported into the world of art, where imagination knows no bounds and creativity knows no limits. Moreover, art books serve as invaluable educational resources for students, educators, and aspiring artists, providing insights into artistic techniques, theories, and practices. Through step-by-step tutorials, instructional guides, and practical tips, these volumes empower readers to hone their craft, develop their skills, and find their voice as artists. Beyond their educational and aesthetic value, art books also have the power to foster a sense of connection and community among readers, bringing together individuals who share a passion for creativity, expression, and beauty. Whether perusing the pages of a cherished volume alone or engaging in spirited discussions with fellow art enthusiasts, readers are united by their shared appreciation for the transformative power of art. In essence, art books are more than just repositories of knowledge and beauty; they are gateways to new worlds, catalysts for inspiration, and portals to the infinite possibilities of human imagination. As readers embark on their own artistic journeys, these volumes serve as faithful companions, guiding them through the labyrinthine landscape of art and enriching their lives with beauty, meaning, and wonder.
Easton Press books
Claude Monet by Gordon and Forge - 1989
National Gallery of Art by John Walker - 1995
The Bible In Art by Susan Wright - 1996
Renaissance Painting by 1996
Paintings That Changed the World by Bernhard Graf and Klaus Reichold - 1998
Paintings in The Louvre by Lawrence Gowing - 1999
The Art of Walt Disney by 1999
Sister Wendy's 1000 Masterpieces by Sister Wendy Beckett - 1999
Story of Painting by Sister Wendy Beckett - 2000
Renoir; Painter of Happiness 1841-1919 by Giles Neret
Pierre-Auguste Renoir by Giles Neret - 2001
Paintings in the Hermitage - 2001
Paintings in the Musee D'Orsay - 2002
Rembrandt by D.M. Field - 2003
Leonardo Da Vinci 1452-1519, The Complete Paintings and Drawings - 2007
1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die - 2008
The Vatican; All The Paintings - 2014
Art and Great Artists - 65 volume set including titles:
Max Beckmann
Pierre Bonnard
Eugene Boudin
Braque
Carzou
Mary Cassatt
Cezanne
Marc Chagall
Constable
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
Courbet
Salvador Dali
Honore Daumier
Edgar Hilaire Germain Degas
Robert Delaunay
Marcel Duchamp
Raoul Dufy
James Ensor
Max Ernst
Paul Gauguin
Francisco de Goya Y lucientes Goya
Jean Helion
Winslow Homer
Edward Hopper
Hundertwasser
Kandinsky
Paul Klee
Klimt
Henri de Toulouse Lautrec
Fernand Leger
Rene Magritte
Maillol
Edouard Manet
Henri Matisse
Mathieu
Miro
Amedeo Modigliani
Piet Mondrian
Claude Money
Gustave Moreau
Morisot
Edvard Munch
Pascin
Pablo Picasso
Pissarroo
Odilon Redon
Pierre Auguste Renoir
Georges Rohner
Rodin
Rouault
Henri Rousseau
Dunoyer de Segonzac
Seurat
Sisley
Soulages
Chaim Soutine
Nicolas de Stael
Joseph Mallord William Turner
Maurice Utrillo
Suzanne Valadon
Vincent Van gogh
Vasarely
Vlaminck
Edouard Vuillard
Whistler
Glorius Art - 40 volume set including titles:
Architecture of the Future
Architecture of Today - Papadakis and Steele
The Ancient Near East - Caubet and Pouyssegur
Art and Craft in Africa - Meyer
The Art of Ancient Greece - Laisne
Black Africa: Masks, Sculpture and Jewelry - Meyer
Byzantine Art - Durand
Caspar David Friedrich - Sala
Classical Modern Architecture - Papadakis
Cubism - Cabanne
David and Neo-Classicism - Monneret
Early Flemish Paintings - Frere
Eighteenth-Century French Painting - Jarrasse
The Fauves: The Reign of Color - Ferrier
Florence and the Renaissance - Lemaitre and Lessing
Futurism - Lista
Gauguin and the Nabis - Ellridge
The Glory of Venice - Huguenin and Lessing
The Gold of the Pharaohs - Stierlin
The Imperial Cities of Morocco - Metalsi, Treal and Ruiz
Impressionists - Morvan
Leonardo - Frere
Mansions of Paris - Blanc and Bonnemaison
Masters of English Landscape - Meyer
Michelangelo - Sala
Modigliani - Parisot
Mucha: The Triumph of Art Nouveau - Ellridge
Native Arts of North Aemrica - Penney
Paris-Montmartre - Buisson and Parisot
Paris-Montparnasse - Bougault
The Pharaohs: Master Builders - Sterlin
Picasso - Ferrier
Pompei - Lessing and Varone
Renoir - Philippe Cros
Rodin: A Passion for Movement - Jarrasse
Rome: Palaces and Gardens - Bajard and Bencini
Surrealism - Passeron
Twentieth-Century Houses -Europe - Olivier Boissiere
Van Gogh - Cabanne
Villa and Gardens of Tuscany - Bajard and Bencini
Library of American Art set including titles:
Mary Cassatt by Nancy Mowll Mathews
Winslow Homer by Nicolai Cikovsky Jr
Gilbert Stuart by Richard McLanathan
James McNeill Whistler by John Walker
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