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

Florence: Sansoni, 1978-1986. vol.I:Iconography of the Saints in Tuscan Painting, vol.II:Iconography of the Saints in Central and South Italian Painting, vol.III:Iconography of the Saints in the Painting of the Northeast Italy, vol.IV:Iconography of the Saints in the Painting of North West Italy. In all over 2400 pages and around 5000 illustrations. Hardback Two of the volumes printed in a numbered edition of 1000 limited copies. For each saint gives a short biography, relics, types, images, narrative cycles, and scenes in wich the saint is depicted, followed by an art bibliography, literacy sources of scenes, and a hagiographical bibliography.

St. Petersburg: 2015. 276 pages, fully illustrated in colour. Hardback 22 x 27cms. ISBN: 9785935726126. Features the full Hermitage collection of cameos and intaglios made by British artists XIV-XX centuries. The collection includes 345 works, many of which were acquired by Empress Catherine II. Includes works attributed to Richard Atsill, Nicolas Hilliard, Thomas Rawlins, Tomas Simon, Edward Burch, N Nathaniel Marchant, and William and Charles Brown, as well as copies and imitation gems. Text in Russian & English.

2020. 272 pages, 40 black & white and 200 colour illustrations. Hardback 28 x 20cms. ISBN: 9781912554362. Introducing the importance of the eleventh-century monastery at Selles-sur-Cher (Loir-et Cher) and its early Romanesque sculpture. The frieze at Selles is the earliest narrative frieze to remain since Antiquity and serves as a springboard for the examination of a range of important post-millennial developments. It represents a little known St Eusice, identified from a contemporary text, the 'Miracula Sancti Eusicii Confessoris' written by Letaldus of Micy, a local hagiographer. This frieze has been overlooked until now, not only because of its damaged condition but because it was interpreted as a provincial, late Romanesque work. Early twentieth century scholars followed Émile Mâle and Henri Focillon, placing it in the 12th century, over a century too late. The current study provides historical and stylistic evidence as clear proof of a date in the 1040s rather than the 1160s. Text in English.

2015. 256 pages; more than 280 illustrations. Hardback 32 x 24cms. ISBN: 9782903239565. Text in French.

2016. 160 pages, with 94 colour and 35 black and white illustrations. Hardback 23 x 28cms. ISBN: 9783791355566.

London: Thames & Hudson, 1991. 180pp with 90 colour and 158 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 22.5x24.5cms. ISBN: 0500973849. Study of the architecture and decorative traditions of this remarkable culture, based around one important raw material: wood. With history, bibliography.

Rheinbach: CMZ, 1995. 316pp plus 140 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 21x15cms. ISBN: 3870620277. Text in German.

Moscow: 2018. 240 pages; with over 500 colour illustrations. Hardback 25x17.5cms. ISBN: 9785990922020. The catalogue lists 510 items belonging to the collection of the State Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow. Each entry is described and accompanied by at least one illustration. The catalogue is preceded by a history of Netsuke collecting in Russia, an account of the development of the specific collection of the Museum of Oriental Art, a critical and historical analysis of Netsuke production which explains how it became an independent type of art. Text in Russian & English.

London: 2023. 416 pages, over 100 colour illustrations. Hardback 28x22.5cms. ISBN: 9780500978641. A look at the 16th and 17th-century Indian jewellery in The al-Sabah Collection. A catalogue of 158 works including engraved gems, necklaces, pendants and vessels is divided by six categories like inscriptions, types of settings and enamelling. Each section includes an introductory text, and all works are illustrated and described. Text in English.

Stockholm: Medelhavsmuseet, 2003. 367 pages, fully illustrated in colour. Hardback 29 x 22.5cms. ISBN: 9963560555. Text in English.

2022. 119 pages, illustrated in colour. Paperback 26 x 22cms. ISBN: 9788790054496. Text in English.

St. Petersburg: 2016. 336 pages, over 200 colour illustrations. Hardback 27.5 x 22.5cms. ISBN: 9785935726799. This volume in the Hermitage's series of collection catalogues is devoted to the nineteenth and twentieth century sculpture of Germany, Austria, Britain, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland and Sweden. However, out of the 183 catalogue entries 138 of these are German. The book accompanies each entry with high quality illustrations and paticularly draws attention to the provenance of the works, with many coming from imperial and grand-ducal collections. Text in Russian (Cyrillic).

Istanbul: 2004. 211pp illustrated throughout in colour. Cloth 34x25cms. ISBN: 9759202204. Text in English and Turkish.

Exhibition: Jerusalem, Israel Museum, 1975. 186 pages. 75 works illustrated in black and white. Paperback 24x22cms. Text in English. Catalogue raisonné.

Tübingen: Ernst Wasmuth, 1974. 164 pages, fully illustrated in black & white. Hardback 28 x 23cms. ISBN: 3803030196. Catalogue of 53 works, all illustrated and discussed in detail. Catalogue raisonné.

Münster: Scriptorium, 2009. viii, 129 pages, 126 black and white illustrations. Hardback 27.5 x 22cms. ISBN: 9783932610455. Text in German.

1972. unpaginated, illustrated in black and white, one tipped-in color plate. Hardback 34 x 22cms. Text in German.

Exhibition: Rennes, Musée des Beaux-Arts, 2014. 145 pages, 74 colour illustrations. Paperback 24x19cms. ISBN: 9782901430520. Text in French.

Exhibition: New York, Center for African Art, 1987. Hard cover Presenting 450 works fom one of Germany's premier ethnographic collections, with descriptions by the curator of the collection.

Exhibition: New York, Ameringer | McEnery | Yohe, 2011. 72 pages, fully illustrated in colour throughout. Very good used condition with clean pages. Hardback 30 x 30cms. ISBN: 9780982081068. Catalogue of 26 works shown at Ameringer/ McEnery/ Yohe between 2 June and 16 July 2011 and prefaced by Christina Kee. Text in English.