Kate Greenaway [Sep 01, 1977] Greenaway, Kate

Kate Greenaway

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Judith Turner began taking photographs in 1972, commencing her career in this medium with a strong interest in abstract and non-representational form. As she worked, she recognized that man-made, industrial materials were intrinsically compelling in terms of pure structure. This thought intrigued her and she often found herself drawn to empty construction sites where her camera could explore the varied shapes and textures that such unlikely places can offer. Inevitably, an intense interest in architecture developed, and in all of her mature work Turner has used architecture as a basic point of departure. She gradually became involved in doing complete photographic studies of buildings, not merely recording their overall exterior and interior views. In this volume, selections from the work of five leading New York architects are presented in five sections, each given to the study of a single building by these highly gifted men: Charles Gwathmey, Peter Eisenman, John Hejduk, Michael Grav

Judith Turner Photographs: Five Architects

Arts & Photography

Turner, Judith

Photography & Video

A Chronicle by Coosje van Bruggen and Claes Oldenburg, based on notes, statements, contracts, correspondence, and other documents related to the works. Includes Batcolumn (Chicago), Pool Balls, (Munster), Flashlight (Las Vegas), Giant Switches (NYC), and more. Monuments by R.H. Fuchs. 100p.

Claes Oldenburg: Large Scale Projects, 1977 to 1980

OLDENBURG, Claes

Bruggen, Coosje van.

Architecture

A collection of 136 drawings in monotone and 23 in color.

The Craft Architects

Margaret Richardson

Traces the history of the Heian period and looks at the architecture, sculpture, calligraphy, literature and painting of that era

The Golden Age of Japan, 794-1192

Rose Hempel

This illustrated guide to American folk artists and their work spans a century of painters from Grandma Moses to Kathy Jakobsen and covers such media as sculpture, pottery, and textile creations

American Folk Art of the Twentieth Century

Jay Johnson

William C. Ketchum, Jr.

History

More than three hundred superb photographs--with fifty pages in color--and historical drawings document over 120 imposing villas and grand estates built up and down the Hudson River Valley over the last three hundred years

Hudson River Villas

John Zukowsky

Robbe Pierce Stimson

Language Notes\nText: Hebrew\nFrom Library Journal\nThis exquisite facsimile of the Copenhagen Haggadah is truly a treasure. The book reflects a unique blending of 18th-century Sephardic (Spanish) and Ashkenazi (Eastern European) Jewish culture, tradition, and folk art. The original parchment manuscript was hand written and illustrated by Philip Isac Levy. The magnificent color illustrations emphasize major themes of the Passover story and seder while reflecting the common European decorative motif of the period. The artist's own style is evident through his choice of landscapes, colors, and subjects. The Hebrew text, printed in Ashkenazi lettering with vowels, is accompanied by Hebrew and Ladino commentaries. Suitable for specialized art and Judaica collections. Highly recommended. Ann E. Cohen, Broome Cty. P.L., Binghamton, N.Y. 
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.

The Copenhagen Haggadah

Religion & Spirituality

RIZZOLI

Judaism

Illustrates over seventy samplers, and offers information on the life, family, education, and background of each one's maker

Samplers & Samplermakers: An American Schoolgirl Art 1700-1850

Mary Jaene Edmonds

Music: Passion for an Art

Jean-Yves Bosseur

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