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

Alotau: Privately printed, 2013. Inscribed by the author to Harry Beran. 116 pages. Paperback 21 x 14.5cms.

Milan: Jandi Sapi, 1998. 310pp with 237 colour and 93 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 30.6x24.7cms. ISBN: 887142039X. First volume to document the frescoes of the brothers, Taddeo (b.1529) and Federico (b.1539). Chapters discuss their work at the Capella Mattei in Santa Maria della Conzolazione, the commissions for the Frangipani and Pio IV, their work at Caprarola (1561-1566) and others. With a comprehensive bibliography and index. Text in Italian.

Moscow: 2016. Vol. 1: 654 pages, 769 colour and black and white illustrations. Vol. 2: 303 pages, with black and white illustrations only. Hardback in a slipcase 30 x 22.5cms. ISBN: 9785902887294. These two volumes are devoted to the history and production of Princess M. Tenisheva's woodcarving workshop in her estate, Talashkino. The book charts the various works produced by the workshop from 1900-1905. It includes artist sketches and colour photographs of the finished products, which ranged from furniture to architectural adornments. Text in Russian (Cyrillic).

2022. 192 pages, 72 colour illustrations. Hardback 27 x 21cms. ISBN: 9781913645304. The Memoirs of Old Master dealer Anthony Speelman, exploring his career in the art world. A specialist in the Dutch Golden Age, he writes about his encounters, travels and the masterpieces that have passed through his hands. Aside from Dutch artists such as Rembrandt and Jan Steen, the book includes works by Canaletto, Stubbs, Raphael, Tiepolo, Melendez and other Old Masters. Text in English.

Exhibition: Paris, Musée du Quai Branly, 2015. 352 pages with over 228 colour illustrations. Hard cover 29.5 x 25cms. Text in German.

2000. 252 pages. 88 colour and 94 monochrome illustrations. Paperback in a slipcase 30x25cms. ISBN: 8871792467. The relatively little-studied 17th-century Italian painter, is the subject of this major exhibition, which features 35 paintings and over 50 drawings and some sculptures, drawn from public and private collections. He executed commissions in Rome, Lombardy in Piemonte mainly and his style reflected the influence of Caravaggio and is sometimes compared to that of contemporaries, Cerano, Morazzone and Procaccini. Essays examine his iconography, the influence of Caravaggio and restoration work. Text in Italian.

2009. 127 pages, fully illustrated in colour. Paperback 24 x 17cms. ISBN: 9782952622400. Catalogue of 63 works (weaving tools, patterns matrix, decorated fabric) from the peoples of New Guinea, New Britain, Santa-Cruz, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Fiji, Samoa, Wallis, Futuna, Hawaii and New Zealand. With essays on their techniques and materials, the origin of the patterns and their use in rituals and day to day life. Text in French.

Exhibition: Boulogne-Billancourt, Bibliothèque Marmottan, 2003. 95pp with 114 colour illustrations. Wrappers 25.5x21.8cms. ISBN: 2909283860. Catalogue of Empire style carpets and rugs from the collection Marmottan. Each carpet detail illustrated with catalogue description. Text in French.

2011. 40 pages, illustrated throughout. Paperback 21 x 21cms. ISBN: 9781935410171.

2020. 308 pages, illustrated throughout in black and white and with 59 colour plates. Hardback 26x18.5cms. ISBN: 9781606066416. Examining how London dealers of the period invented a new and visually splendid Anglo-Gallic decorative style. Davis examines a wide variety of documents to piece together the shadowy world of these dealers, who emerge center stage as a traders, makers, and tastemakers. Includes selected dealer biographies.

London: Tate Gallery Publications, 2019. 240 pages. Hardback 28x22cms. ISBN: 9781781573990. Text in English.

Regensburg: 2006. Cloth 28x21cm.cms. ISBN: 3795419077. Fonts and Baptismal furniture (including angels, often full size, suspended above the font used for holding baptismal water) from churches in Lower Saxony from the 30 years war to the middle of the 19th Century. Text in German.

Exhibition: Antwerp, Rubenshuis, 1967. 133pp with 122 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers 24.5x19cms. Fully-illustrated catalogue of 123 drawings. Text in Dutch.

Nicole Duchon et Mennecy et son histoire, 2016. 264 pages. Catalogue of 359 works most illustrated. Hardback 32x25cms. ISBN: 9782953279320. Text in French.

2007. 517 pages with 639 illustrations in colour and blacl and white. Cloth 28x24cms. ISBN: 8870384578. The catalogue raisonnée of this Renaissance painter which includes 134 paintings and 268 drawings and 34 prints. Text in Italian. Catalogue raisonné.

Yale University Press, 1921. Volume 1: 218 pages. Volume 2: 291 pages. Includes 143 monochrome illustrations,. Hard cover 24.5 x 16.5cms. One of 1000 copies only.

Barcelona: Poligrafa, 1995. 292 pages, colour and black and white illustrations throughout. Hardback 29x24cms. ISBN: 8434307812. Text in Spanish.

Lunwerg, 1997. 443 pages, profusely illustrated in colour througout. Cloth 30 x 25.5cms. ISBN: 8477824614. Text in Spanish.

2016. 376 pages; illustrated. Paperback 30 x 24cms. ISBN: 9783905014600. Between 1985 and 1998 five ancient cemeteries were excavated near Zaghunluq (Qiemo) on the southern rim of the Taklamakan desert in Xinjiang, China. They span a time range from the 8th century BC to the 6th century AD. Textiles survived particularly well in the arid sands, many of them as complete garments. Made from wool, silk and cotton they show striking ornamental and animal patterns. The book presents a selection of these rich textile finds in words and pictures, including full technical descriptions and close ups.

Philip Wilson, 1989. 253pp with 100 colour plates and 2 monochrome illustrations. Cloth 32.5x24cms. ISBN: 0856673617. Catalogue of 41 previously unpublished Cambodian, Thai and Vietnamese stone and bronze sculptures spanning nine centuries. Excellent colour plates and informative text with select bibliography, maps.