Search Results: Titles starting with A from Thomas Heneage Art Books

1953. 32 pages. Soft covers 24 x 31cms.

1960. 96 pages, with 62 black and white prints. Paperback 15 x 19cms.

Rome: Bestetti, 1964. xxvii, 371pp 16 colour plates and 501 monochrome illustrations with duo-tone illustrations in text & indices of names & places. With additional 94pp appendix "Note alle illustrazioni" giving detailed descriptions of the illustrations. Cloth 32x24cms. Text in Italian.

Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press, 1998. 733pp with 93 colour and 337 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 24.5x17.5cms. ISBN: 8772895101. Complete study of the late 18th-century Danish history painter and his oeuvre. Abilgaard was a court painter and counted Caspar David Friedrich, Phillip Otto Runge and Bertel Thorvaldsen among his friends. Text in Danish with an English summary.

Leigh-on-Sea: F. Lewis, 1973. 83pp with 1 tipped-in colour plate plus 67 monochrome illustrations. Some shelf wear, very clean inside. Cloth 29.5x23cms. ISBN: 085317007X. From an edition limited to 500 copies only. Despite his French name, Mignon was a German artist, born in Frankfurt and dying in Wetzlar. He trained under De Heem in Utrecht.

Paris: onestar press, 2009. 116 pages; colour; contains a detailed technical plan and a Braille Alphabet card. Paperback 28.9 x 18.2cms. ISBN: 9782915359398. Text in English and French.

London: 2022. 208 pages, black and white and colour illustrations. Hardback 24 x 19cms. ISBN: 9781914414343. Tracing the influence of the periodical 'Signature' on the British Neo-Romantic movement of the mid-20th century, with a focus on the role of Oliver Simon, who was its editor, publisher, patron and printer. Delving into the London literary and art scenes, this volume also looks at the contributors to the periodical, including figures such as Paul Nash, John Piper, Graham Sutherland, Edward Bawden and Barnett Freedman. Text in English.

1985. 134pp with 1 duotone and 67 monochrome plates. Paperback 23.5x7.5cms. Text in English.

Brussels: Arcade, 1975. 158pp plus 93 monochrome plates. Cloth 26.5x19cms. ISBN: 2800501014. Series of tapestries commissioned by Rubens's second father-in-law, Daniel Fourment. Text in English. Catalogue raisonné.

2021. 400 pages, 341 colour illustrations. Paperback 29 x 21cms. ISBN: 9783731910671. Catalogue of the exhibition held in the James-Simon-Galerie of the Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin between 21 May and 12 September 2021. Presenting 157 statues, reliefs, everyday objects, cult utensils, coffins, grave goods and written documents from the temples and necropolises of the ancient city of Achmim in Egypt. Including new research on the political, cultural and economic relations between Achmim and Thebes, Amarna, Abydos and Alexandria, at different stages in the city's 6000 year old history. Text in German.

Franco Maria Ricci, 1982. 19 pages of text and 41 colour plates. Hardback in box ISBN: 8821603318. Text in Italian.

New York: Betty Parsons, 1960. folded. 56 x 71cms.

Exhibition: Paris, Grand Palais, 1973. 76 pages, with 15 colour and 60 black and white illustrations. With scarce print of a black cross inserted. Paperback 23.5 x 29cms. Text in French.

1980. 72 pages; illustrations, colour and black and white. Paperback 21.2 x 25.5cms. ISBN: 0892070226.

2006. 246 pages. Catalogue of 60 works. Colour illustrations throughout. Paperback 30.5 x 24cms. ISBN: 1903278783, 9781903278789. Text in English.

Rizzoli, 1977. 178 pages with 3 colour and 136 black and white illustrations. Hardcover 23 x 17cms. ISBN: 084780089X, 9780847800896.

1996. Paperback 20.6x26.4cms.

Exhibition: Königswinter-Heisterbacherrott, travelling, 1993. 92pp with 4 colour and 21 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers 22.1x21cms. Well produced study of the landscape artist Adelbert Woelfl (1832-1896), who chronicled Silesian life in drawings, watercolours and oils, that move easily between Romantic mode and Realism. Text in Polish with German summary.

2015. 271 pages. Approx 300 colour illustrations. Hardback 29 x 25cms. ISBN: 9785950102264, 9785950102240. A substantive introduction on the works themselves, the craftsmen and architects who designed them, techniques of construction, and the iconography of patterns and scenes incorporated in the marquetry precedes the catalogue of an exhibition at Peterhof Palace-Museum. The works of furniture art come from the Hermitage, Peterhof, and the Karisalov collections and date from the 1760s through to the 1790s. The designs originated in Russia but were devised by both Western European architects working in Russia such as Charles Cameron and by Russian architects. Usually the same great talents that designed the palaces also did the details of interior. Beautifully laid out and nicely printed, this catalogue will be a basic source on eighteenth-century European design. Text in 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.