Search Results: Authors starting with J from Thomas Heneage Art Books

Washington: Harry N. Abrams, 1987. 264pp with 150 colour and 28 monochrome illustrations, many full-pag. Cloth 31x26cms. ISBN: 0810918641. Fully illustrated descriptive catalogue of 101 examples from the Colonial to Empire periods, giving bibliography and exhibitions for each. With bibliography, comparative details, glossary. Text in English.

Exhibition: London, The Photographers' Gallery, 2000. 56 pages. Hard cover 30.5 x 21.5cms. ISBN: 9780907879596.

London: Macmillan, 1921. xvi, 748pp with 1 monochrome plate. Cloth 30.5x23cms. A History of the Goldsmiths and Plate workers of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with over thirteen thousand marks, reproduced in facsimile from authentic examples of plate and tables of date-letters and other hall-marks used in the ssay offices of the United Kingdom. Binding weak. Text in English.

1998. Wrappers ISBN: NOISBN. Text in French.

1999. 128 pages. Hard cover 30 x 22cms. ISBN: 9782873170882, 2873170883. Text in French & English.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. 267 pages. 62 black and white illustrations. Hardback 25.5x18cms. ISBN: 9780521821599. Text in English.

Munich: 2000. 340pp with 28 colour and 106 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers 24x17cms. ISBN: 3422062874. Monograph and critical catalogue of the works by the 16th-century German painter, who worked at the court of Rudolf II in Prague, in Florence and at the court of Herzog Wilhelm V of Bavaria. His oeuvre focused on the religious, genre and allegorical subjects and included numerous portraits. The catalogue examines his existing works and also those destroyed or lost during the war. With a comprehensive bibliography and indices. Text in German. Catalogue raisonné.

2003. 255pp with 62 colour plates, 79 colour and 12 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 28.8x24.8cms. ISBN: 285025875X. Over a hundred French 18th century preparatory oil-sketches, selected from French public collections for their beauty, are presented and the central importance of the spontaneous gesture and lively brushstrokes, in the practise and theory of painting is discussed. Text in French.

Turin: Umberto Allemandi, 2002. 928pp with c.1,000 colour and 192 monochrome illustrations. Hardback 30.5x24cms. ISBN: 8842206202. The outstanding private collection of drawings held at Chatsworth, dating from before 1800, is fully reproduced here in colour and supported by an authoritative text, drawing on 30 years of research by the Courtauld Gallery. Among the masters represented are Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Rubens and their schools. Text in English.

Fratelli Palombi, 1984. 132 pages of text and 346 plates in black & white. Hardback 29 x 23cms. ISBN: 9788876218507. Study on Rubens and the influence of his diplomatic travels to Italy on his work. Text in Italian.

New York: Assouline, 2013. From the special edition limited to 100 copies. 416 pages, with 250 illustrations. Hardback in a luxury velvet slipcase. The brocade for the hardcover was handwoven in India from indigo-colored silk and gold metallic threads. 28 x 35cms. ISBN: 9781614281306. Explores more than four centuries of Indian jewelled objects through the Al-Thani Collection, demonstrating the evolution of style and technique in court jewellery from the peak of the Mughal imperial patronage, to inventive creations of the 21st century. Key pieces include a carved jade dagger hilt owned by Shah Jahan, builder of the Taj Mahal; a group of engraved imperial Mughal spinels; a collection of enamelled objects from Hyderabad, the Arcot II diamond and Taj Mahal emerald; a choker made by Cartier for the Maharaja of Patiala, in addition to contemporary creations by JAR and Bhagat using historic Indian stones.

London: Robert Hale, 1983. 340pp with colour frontispiece and 3990 colour and monochrome illustrations. Hardback 29x23cms. Major work, drawing on examples from the Royal and other collections. With index.

The Antiquarian Horological Society, 1979. 283 pages. Soft covers The supplement to the work on Barraud by Jagger published 1968.

Ljubljana: Narodne Galerie, 1997. 130pp with 141 colour illustrations. Cloth 32x24.5cms. ISBN: 9616029193. Stucco work in 17th-century Slowenia. Text in German.

Florence: Leo S Olschki, 1991. xii, 244pp with 148 illustrations, 69 in colour. Hardback 22x30cms. ISBN: 8822238605. Well illustrated, scholarly volume bringing together a wealth of material; historical, technical and scientific, relating to the conservation and restoration of old master drawings and prints. Text in Italian.

2020. 440 pages, 420 colour illustrations. Hardback 27 x 24cms. ISBN: 9782878442809. Catalogue of the important restrospective at Versailles. With five thematic essays and a fully illustrated catalogue of 143 exhibited works, as well as detailed chronology and bibliography. Text in French.

1988. 128 pages with 17 colour and over 80 black and white illustrations. Paperback 27 x 20cms. Text in Dutch.

1992. 303pp., with 4 folding and 42 colour plates, 103 monochrome illustrations and 34 colour figures in the text. Paperback 29x25cms. Fully-illustrated catalogue of 42 paintings from 24 painter of the "academy" of Rembrandt and Hendrick van Uylenburgh, including works by Govaert Flinck, Arent der Gelder, Lievens and Nicolaes Maes. Each catalogue entry gives a full description with many detailed illustrations. Index of paintings exhibited. Text in English.

Geneva: Union des Fabricants d'Horlogerie de Genève et Vaud, 1952. 230 pages, 114 black and white illustrations. Paperback 21 x 15cms. Number 991 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies. Text in French.

Barcelona: Poligrafa, 1972. 264 pages, colour and black and white illustrations throughout. Hardback 27.5x27cms. ISBN: 8434302144. Text in Spanish.