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

Milan: Mercante di Stampe, 1977. Unpaginated with 429 duotone illustrations. Cloth 32.5x22.5cms. Fully illustrated catalogue with brief biography. No 821 from an edition limited to 1200 copies. Text in French.

Paris: Réunion des Musées Nationaux, 1989. 295 pages with 24 colour and hundreds of monochrome illustrations. Soft covers 27x21cms. ISBN: 271182280X.

Barcelona: Thomas, 1907. 13pp plus72pp with 112 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers 31x21cms. Catalogue of a fine collection of embroidered vestments from France, Spain and Germany. Text in French.

Paris: 2023. 176 pages, 164 colour illustrations. Hardback 22x26cms. ISBN: 9780300273199. A study of the place of still lives in James Ensor’s oeuvre. Two chapters explore the 19th century Belgian academic tradition of decorative painting and its renewal by Ensor and his contemporaries. Followed by a catalogue of 48 paintings and drawings by Ensor and 61 works by artists like Louis Dubois, Frans Mortelmans and Rene Magritte. Each work is illustrated and accompanied by an artist biography. Text in English.

Cimaise, 1967. 6 pages of text, 20 black & white and 4 colour illustrations. With an original lithograph (by or homage to Miro) on the front cover. Paperback 27 x 21cms. Taillander's essay tells the story of the Maeght Gallery history. Artists connected with the Parisian scene and with the gallery include Braque, Chagall, Kandinsky, Miro, Calder, Giacometti, Steinberg, Bazaine, Tal-Coat, Ubac, Chillida, Riopelle, Kemeny, Rebeyrolle, Tapies, Palazuelo, Kelly and Fielder. Text in English and French.

Brussels: 2023. 272 pages, illustrated in colour. Hardback 31x25cms. ISBN: 9789493039759. Catalogue raisonnée of Kerry James Marshall’s prints. 94 works are chronologically listed and illustrated from his student work to his African Powers and Rythm Mastr series. Some discussed in detail. Text in English. Catalogue raisonné.

Islamic Art Society, 2002. 48 pages, illustrated in colour throughout. Paperback 31x25cms. ISBN: 095420560X, 9780954205607. Collection of 12 objects from the Museum of Islamic Art, Doha.

Beijing: 2009. 197 pp., colour illustrations throughout. Cloth 29 x 22.4cms. ISBN: 9787501026708. Presents over 150 pieces of porcelain from the Tang to the Qing dynasty. Text in Chinese with English summary.

Soktas, 2011. 333 pages, richly illustrated in colour. 33x24.5cms. ISBN: 6056255107, 9786056255106. A detailed study of the Balat Ilyas Bey complex with emphasis on architecture and restoration. Text in English and Turkish.

Edizioni dei Soncino, 1991. 119pp with 3 double-page, 36 colour plates and 17 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers 30x21cms. Biography of the late 15th-century painter from Cremona with well-illustrated and detailed study of 30 works. Bibliography. Text in Italian.

2003. 400pp with 200 colour and monochrome illustrations. Cloth 28x25cms. ISBN: 2850566470. Explores the impact of the Counter-Reformation and the Jesuit contribution to the formation of the Baroque style, when beauty of form and colour were viewed as vital tools of Catholic propaganda. Dynamic use of perspective and diffuse light effects were developed to suggest infinity and to convincingly depict the great spiritual themes of the Last Judgement, Heaven and Hell, and the lives of Christ, the Virgin, the Saints and Martyrs. Text in French.

1991. 351 pages. Paperback 29 x 24.5cms. ISBN: 2226048774. Text in French.

London: 2002. 418pp with 50 colour and 157 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 23.4x18.7cms. ISBN: 1861891180. The making and meaning of Russian icons. With a look at the artistic vocabulary and techniques used and an analysis of the significance of icons in everyday Russian life as an idealised representation of 'Holy Russia'. Text in English.

Paris: Vincent, Fréal & Cie, 1950. viii, 32pp plus 350 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 28x22.5cms. Detailed drawings and photographic reproductions of examples of regional French furniture from 1563 onwards. With concordances, bibliogaphy, documentation. Text in French.

2003. 128pp with 35 colour plates and 43 monochrome illustrations. Boards 32.5x24.5cms. ISBN: 9056623230. More than fifty Spanish master drawings from Dutch public collections gathered together for the first time. Includes masterpieces from the Spanish Golden Age including works by Ribera, Murillo, and rare drawings by the sculptors Berruguete and Pedro da Meña, plus a group of 19th century drawings, many by Goya. Text in English.

London: F. Lewis, 1980. 104pp with 1 tipped-in colour plate plus 342 monochrome illustrations. From an edition limited to 500 copies. Boards 25x19cms. Chronological study, with catalogue of works, list of works exhibited, chronology, bibliography.

Gay Men's Press, 1987. Paperback 21 x 15cms. ISBN: 9780854490752. 47 pages, 36 colour plates. Text in English.

Risbury: Whittington Press, 1995. No. 75 of limited edition of 100 copies, signed by the authors. Part 1: bibliography, bound in original Oasis morocco-backed pictorial boards, 180 pages. Part 2: a portfolio with a page (2 pp) from the press's Horae Beatae Virginis and another (4 pp) from its Lectiones ad Matutinam. Part 3: a facsimile copy of Daisy and Marguerite illustrated by David Jones, no. 17 of 100 printed. Hardback in a slipcase 28 x 20.5cms. ISBN: 1854280414.

London and New Haven: Yale University Press, 1995. 227pp with 34 colour plates and 99 monochrome illustrations. Hardback 27.5x24.5cms. ISBN: 0300053908. Well illustrated study of 17th-century flower painting in Holland, examining the realism that prompted Dutch families to purchase paintings (as records of the actual, highly expensive objects), and the religious message related to the flower paintings. With bibliography, index. Text in English.

1961. 247 pages, black & white illustrations and tipped-in colour plates. Hardback 39 x 27cms. Text in Chinese & English.