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SCALA
2016
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WELCOME
EXHIBITION BOOKS
DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY
Painting Norway:
Nikolai Astrup 1880–1928
Frances Carey, Ian Dejardin,
MaryAnne Stevens
Welcome to Scala’s 2016 catalogue. We are publishers of
strikingly beautiful books for museums, galleries, castles,
cathedrals, palaces, libraries and colleges. We work with some
of the world’s leading cultural institutions to help make art and
heritage accessible to an ever-expanding audience. Our 2016
list is particularly strong, with new and revised titles for many
of our long-term partners both in the UK and US. It features
publications from every corner of the globe, from Oman to
the Cayman Islands and Singapore, and includes an important
catalogue on Picasso’s Great War period, new guides to Tower
Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral, and six new titles in our popular
Director’s Choice series. Do get in touch to find out how your
institution can benefit from our expertise.
£25 / $39.95
Publication: February
224 pages; pb
280 x 240 mm (9½ x 11 in.)
978 1 85759 988 6
Frances Carey is an independent
curator and consultant, formerly
Head of National Programmes
and Deputy Keeper of Prints and
Drawings at the British Museum.
Ian A.C. Dejardin is the Sackler
Director of Dulwich Picture
Gallery, London. MaryAnne
Stevens is an independent art
historian, curator and consultant.
She was previously Director of
Academic Affairs at the Royal
Academy of Arts, London.
Jenny McKinley, Managing Director
Also available in German and
Norwegian editions
CONTENTS
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Exhibition Books
Museum Collections
Director’s Choice
Highlights Guides
Walking Guides
Art Spaces
Heritage
Religious Sites
Libraries and Manuscripts
Schools and Colleges
Children and Families
Select Backlist
Index
Contact Details
Front cover Sagartia impatiens, sea anemone,
glass model by Leopold and Rudolf
Blaschka, MCZ SC-58 (photograph
by David O. Brown, Museum of
Comparative Zoology, Harvard
University © President and Fellows
of Harvard College) from Sea
Creatures in Glass (see p.8)
Back cover:
Nikolai Astrup, A Morning in March,
c.1920 (The Savings Bank Foundation
DNB/The Astrup Collection/KODE
Art Museums of Bergen) from
Painting Norway: Nikolai Astrup
(see p.1)
Please note Format measurements
in inches, where given in this catalogue,
are presented using the standard
US method (width by height).
A profoundly sensitive painter and
innovative printmaker, Nikolai Astrup
became one of Norway’s most
renowned twentieth-century artists.
Together with Edvard Munch, he
expanded the artistic possibilities
of the woodcut, consciously blurring
the boundaries between prints and
paintings. Best known for his luminous
paintings of midsummer nights,
Astrup evoked in his landscapes the
atmosphere and mood characteristic
of the changing seasons in his home
region of Jølster. It was there that he
spent almost his entire life, first in
his father’s parsonage, then at the
farmstead he built on the opposite
side of the lake, now known as
‘Astruptunet’. Featuring over a hundred
oil paintings and prints, including works
from private collections never exhibited
before, this book accompanies the first
UK exhibition of Astrup’s unique and
extraordinary work.
DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY SELECT BACKLIST
The Age of
Enchantment
160 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 523 9
£25 / $45
A Crisis of Brilliance,
1908–1922
176 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 818 6
£25 / $39.95
Hockney, Printmaker
160 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 893 3
£25 / $39.95
Henry Moore at
Dulwich Picture
Gallery
176 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 352 5
£19.95 / $35
Paul Nash:
The Elements
168 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 619 9
£25 / $39.95
Graham Sutherland
192 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 404 1
£19.95 / $35
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EXHIBITION BOOKS
EXHIBITION BOOKS
Picasso: The Great War,
Experimentation, and Change
Simonetta Fraquelli, Elizabeth
Cowling, Kenneth Silver, Dominique
H. Vasseur, Ann Bremner
Bill Jacklin’s New York
Foreword by Sting
Interview with Michael Peppiatt
£19.95 / $29.95
Publication: April
128 pages; hb
254 x 241 mm (9½ x 10 in.)
978 1 85759 967 1
£29.95 / $45
Publication: March
176 pages; hb
254 x 241 mm (9½ x 10 in.)
978 1 78551 034 2
Sting is an English musician, singersongwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
activist, actor and philanthropist.
Michael Peppiatt is an internationally
acclaimed art historian, curator,
and writer. His most recent book is
Francis Bacon In Your Blood: A Memoir.
As an ‘Englishman in New York’ since 1985, the artist Bill
Jacklin has concentrated on painting ‘urban portraits’ of the
city in all its guises – from large-scale canvases of crowds in
flux to intimate moments in Seurat-like etchings. A member
of the Royal Academy in London, Jacklin has participated
in numerous one-man and group exhibitions around the
world from the 1970s until today. This stunning, beautifully
illustrated book, the first full treatment of Jacklin’s New York
paintings, will be a significant contribution to the study of
this internationally acclaimed artist, and serve as a lasting
celebration of the magnificence of New York City.
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Simonetta Fraquelli is an independent
art historian and specialist in twentiethcentury European art. Elizabeth Cowling
is Professor Emeritus of History of Art and
Honorary Fellow at Edinburgh University.
Kenneth Silver is Professor of Art History
and Director of Undergraduate Studies in
the Institute of French Studies at New York
University. Dominique H. Vasseur is the
former Chief Curator and Curator of
European Art at the Columbus Museum
of Art. Ann Bremner is an arts writer and
editor based in Columbus, Ohio.
This fully illustrated catalogue highlights one of the most
important periods in the history of modern art, examining the
work produced by Picasso in Paris during the tumultuous years
of World War I. Focusing on the artist’s oeuvre from 1912 to
1924, when he utilised both Cubist and classical modes in his
art, Picasso’s shifts in style became a means of not repeating,
in his words, ‘the same vision, the same technique, the same
formula’. The catalogue also includes the work of Picasso’s
peers and friends, artists who were likewise exploring themes
relevant to the difficult times in which they lived. This elegantly
designed book is essential reading for all those interested in
Picasso’s work and the dramatic and innovative period of art
history during the Great War.
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EXHIBITION BOOKS
EXHIBITION BOOKS
SCIENCE MUSEUM GROUP
SCIENCE MUSEUM GROUP
Mathematics:
A History in Objects
David Rooney
The Flying Scotsman:
Speed, Style, Service
Andrew McLean
£40 / $60
Publication: November
208 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm (9½ × 11 in.)
978 1 78551 039 7
pb (museum only):
978 1 78551 049 6
£30
£30 / $49.95
Publication: April
176 pages; hb
254 x 229 mm (9 x 10 in.)
978 1 78551 025 0
Andrew McLean is Head
Curator of the National Railway
Museum, York.
David Rooney is a curator
in the Technologies and
Engineering Group at the Science
Museum and lead curator of
Mathematics: The David and
Claudia Harding Gallery.
William Henry Fox Talbot:
Dawn of the Photograph
Russell Roberts and
Greg Hobson
Mathematics is not just the product of lone geniuses
dreaming up ideas remote from everyday life: real social,
political and cultural problems drive developments in
the subject, and the work of mathematical practitioners
surrounds us everywhere we look. This lavishly illustrated
book accompanies the Science Museum’s landmark new
Mathematics: The David and Claudia Harding Gallery due
to open in autumn 2016. It includes an absorbing series
of essays by world-leading experts in the history and
modern practice of mathematics, alongside vivid accounts
of mathematical work underpinning some of our most
fundamental human concerns, from life and death to war
and peace, money, trade, beauty and our attempts to
control nature’s most elemental forces. Mathematics uses
the world-class collections of the Science Museum to offer a
vivid vision of the people behind 400 years of mathematical
practice, driven by problems that affect us all.
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SCIENCE MUSEUM BACKLIST
£27.95 / $45
Publication: June
176 pages; pb
260 x 230 mm (9 x 10¼ in.)
978 1 78551 053 3
Dr Russell Roberts is Reader
in Photography at the University
of South Wales. Greg Hobson
is Curator of Photographs at
the National Media Museum
in Bradford.
Cosmonauts: Birth
of the Space Age
256 pages; hb
254 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 902 2
£45 / $75
pb (museum only):
978 1 85759 905 3
£30
Information Age:
Six Networks that
Changed our World
208 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 901 5
£35 / $55
pb (museum only):
978 1 85759 903 9
£25
During the golden age of railway
travel in the 1920s and 1930s The Flying
Scotsman was synonymous with speed
and the highest standards of comfort
and service. The Flying Scotsman:
Speed, Style, Service tells the story
of this remarkable train and how it has
become a part of British popular culture,
featuring in films, TV documentaries,
children’s toys, books, music and
artworks. While the name ‘Flying
Scotsman’ is well known to many, the
complete story of the train and its place
in British social history has been untold
until now. Combining engaging text
with a wealth of images – including
much previously unpublished material
– this book seeks to shed new light on
this legend of the railways.
Published to accompany a Media
Space exhibition at the Science Museum
in spring 2016, this stunning catalogue
explores the work of this pioneer of
photography. It examines how Talbot’s
invention of photography in the 1830s
evolved to establish its artistic, scientific
and industrial possibilities. Also
explored are the relationships within
the network of photographers who
gravitated towards Talbot’s process,
each of whom took photography into
different territory. Featuring 100 highquality reproductions of Talbot’s work,
Dawn of the Photograph is a testament
to his magical and industrial visions,
ranging from the delicate capture of
natural specimens to his more staged
and functional ambitions for photography
as a means of mass production.
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EXHIBITION BOOKS
EXHIBITION BOOKS
THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM
THE FRICK COLLECTION
The Art of Guido Cagnacci
The Brontës:
A Family Writes
Christine Nelson
Foreword by Colin B. Bailey
Xavier F. Salomon
£11.95 / $16.95
Publication: September
128 pages; pb
165 x 102 mm (4 x 6½ in.)
978 1 78551 057 1
£25 / $35
96 pages; pb
222 x 222 mm (8¾ x 8¾ in.)
978 1 78551 060 1
Xavier F. Salomon is Peter
Jay Sharp Chief Curator at
The Frick Collection.
Christine Nelson is the Drue
Heinz Curator of Literary and
Historical Manuscripts at the
Morgan Library & Museum,
New York.
The Brontës of Haworth were a prodigiously imaginative
literary family. From the earliest manuscripts of Charlotte,
Branwell, Emily and Anne – written with a quill pen in a
minuscule hand designed to mimic the printed page –
to explosive novels, such as Wuthering Heights and
Jane Eyre, written in adulthood by Emily and Charlotte,
the family’s writings continue to fascinate. This elegantly
designed, fully illustrated publication provides an intimate
portrait of a singular family of writers through the
manuscripts, rare printed books, personal documents,
and private letters preserved in the Brontë collection of
the Morgan Library & Museum, one of the world’s finest.
It accompanies a major exhibition at the Morgan from
9 September 2016 to 2 January 2017.
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THE MORGAN LIBRARY BACKLIST
Illuminating Faith:
The Eucharist in
Medieval Life and Art
80 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 917 6
£9.95 / $14.95
The Morgan Library
176 pages; hb
270 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 589 5
£24.95 / $45
Guido Cagnacci (1601–1663)
was one of the most original and
idiosyncratic painters in seventeenthcentury Italy. Trained in Bologna and
Rome, he led an extraordinary life,
between Romagna, Venice and Vienna.
This book examines Cagnacci’s life
and his eccentric work, from his early
religious paintings to the later canvases
showing ancient heroines and allegorical
and biblical figures, often in defiantly
sensual attitudes. This is the first book in
English devoted to Cagnacci in almost
30 years and provides an overview of
his astonishing artistic achievements.
THE FRICK COLLECTION BACKLIST
Building The Frick
Collection:
An Introduction
to the House and
its Collections
128 pages; hb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 381 5
£14.95 / $24.95
The Frick Collection:
Decorative Arts
Handbook
160 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 939 8
£16.95 / $24.95
Handbook of Paintings
168 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 328 0
£9.95 / $14.95
A Tour
128 pages; pb
270 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 229 0
£19.95 / $35
Director’s Choice
80 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 969 5
£9.95 / $14.95
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
HARVARD MUSEUMS
THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART
Sea Creatures in Glass:
The Blaschka Marine
Animals at Harvard
Elizabeth R. Brill and
Florian Huber, with
photography by
David O. Brown
£16.50 / $24.95
Publication: June
112 pages; pb
222 x 222 mm (8¾ x 8¾ in.)
978 1 78551 043 4
Elizabeth R. Brill is Preservation
Specialist of Blaschka marine
invertebrates. Florian Huber is
a historian of science at Leuphana
University, Germany. David
O. Brown is a photographer
specialising in marine and
aquatic subjects.
The Rarest of the Rare:
Stories Behind the
Treasures at the Harvard
Museum of Natural History
Nancy Pick, Mark Sloan
and Edward O. Wilson
£16.95 / $29.95
Publication: 2015
192 pages; pb
232 x 207 mm (8 x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 011 3
Nancy Pick is a staff writer for
the Harvard Museum of Natural
History. Photographer Mark Sloan
is the director of the Halsey Gallery
at the College of Charleston
School of the Arts. Edward O.
Wilson is a Pulitzer prize-winning
author and University Research
Professor Emeritus at the Museum
of Comparative Zoology at
Harvard University.
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Gardens: The Cleveland
Museum of Art
Delicate jellyfish and anemones,
octopus, tentacled squid, and bizarrelooking soft-bodied sea creatures were
meticulously recreated in glass by father
and son artists Leopold and Rudolf
Blaschka in the late nineteenth century.
Renowned for their beauty and exacting
detail, the Blaschka invertebrate models
were commissioned by universities
and museums throughout the world as
teaching models for students of natural
science and marine life. Illustrated
here for the first time with breathtaking
new photography are 60 of the most
exquisite models from the exceptional
collection of Harvard University’s
Museum of Comparative Zoology.
Bursting with intricate details and
stunning photography, this elegantly
designed book is a must for all those
interested in the history of science and
the quiet beauty of the natural world.
The vast collections of animals, minerals
and plants at the Harvard Museum of
Natural History are among the oldest
in the country, dating back to the 1700s.
The Rarest of the Rare, available for
the first time in paperback, tells the
fascinating stories behind the extinct
butterflies, rare birds, lost plants,
dazzling meteorites and other scientific
and historic specimens that fill the
museum’s halls. You’ll learn about the
painting that catches Audubon in a
shameful lie, the sand dollar collected
by Darwin during the voyage of the
Beagle, and dozens of other treasures
in this surprising, informative and often
amusing tour of the natural world.
Mary Hoerner, Jeffrey Strean
and Leslie Cade
£19.95 / $29.95
Publication: May
112 pages; hb
254 x 254 mm (10 x 10 in.)
978 1 78551 050 2
Mary Hoerner is a landscape
historian based in the Cleveland
area. Jeffrey Strean is the
Director of Design and
Architecture at the Cleveland
Museum of Art. Leslie Cade
is the Archivist and Records
Manager at the Cleveland
Museum of Art.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is located in a parklike
setting with other cultural and educational institutions.
Built on land given by one of the museum’s major donors,
the museum opened to the public in 1916. The foreground
of this majestic white marble structure, however, was a
long-neglected parcel of land with a small lake owned by
the City of Cleveland. In the 1920s the Garden Club of
Cleveland took on the job of transforming this blighted
plot into a garden everyone could enjoy. In this book,
Mary Hoerner presents the history of the Fine Arts Garden,
and Jeffrey Strean discusses the development of the
museum’s grounds since the 1930s as well as plans for
the future. This lavishly illustrated and beautifully designed
book presents a new aspect of the history of this
distinguished institution.
THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART BACKLIST
The CMA Companion:
A Guide to the
Cleveland Museum
of Art
400 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 891 9
£16.50 / $25
Treasures from the
Cleveland Museum
of Art
352 pages; hb
305 × 267 mm
978 1 85759 767 7
£39.95 / $60
The Cleveland
Museum of Art:
Art Spaces
64 pages; pb
110 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 836 0
£4.95 / $7.95
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND
CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN MUSEUM
National Gallery of Ireland:
Essential Guide
£19.95 / $29.95
Publication: October
320 pages; pb
228 x 152 mm (6 x 9 in.)
978 1 85759 999 2
Highlights of the Collection
£9.95 / $14.95
80 pages; pb
245 x 190 mm (7½ x 9½ in.)
978 1 78551 000 7
Also available in Irish,
French, German, Italian and
Spanish editions
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Gothic Ivories:
Calouste Gulbenkian
Museum
Dr Sarah Guérin
This Essential Guide offers concise
commentaries and accompanying
quality reproductions of the most
prominent and popular artworks within
the National Gallery of Ireland’s
extensive collections. Incorporating
the various schools and eras, and
presented in a loose chronology, this
guide offers illuminating commentaries
on a broad range of the important and
much-loved works within the collection,
by artists including Velázquez, Titian,
Caravaggio, Poussin, Gainsborough
and Rembrandt. The guide also
highlights works from the Gallery’s
prominent Irish collection: Nathaniel
Hone, Thomas Roberts, William Orpen,
John Lavery, Paul Henry, Jack B. Yeats,
among many others.
Incorporating the various schools
and eras, and presented in a loose
chronology, this guide offers concise
commentaries on 78 of the key works
in the National Gallery of Ireland’s
impressive collections. Founded in
1854, the Gallery is Ireland’s major
national cultural institution devoted
to the care and collection of fine art.
It houses an impressive collection of
European art together with the world’s
most comprehensive survey of Irish art.
The collection, which ranges in date
from 1300 to the present day, comprises
over 15,000 works including paintings,
sculpture, works on paper, photographs,
icons, miniatures, objets d’art, furniture,
books and archives.
£25
Publication: 2015
128 pages; hb
300 x 235 mm (9¼ x 11¾ in.)
978 1 78551 015 1
Dr Sarah Guérin is a specialist
in Medieval and Gothic Ivories,
and the author of several articles
on this subject. She is currently
a professor in Art History at the
Université de Montréal.
Also available in a
Portuguese edition
The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon holds a
remarkable set of mostly French gothic ivories, miniature
masterpieces that are both rare and expertly crafted.
These ivory diptychs and triptychs include pieces of
exceptional quality that have long demanded dedicated
study. This fully illustrated book brings these exquisite
pieces to a wider audience, appealing not only to specialists
but also to the general reader. The introductory text places
the ivories in the context of Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian’s
wider collection. Lavish colour reproductions of the ivories,
accompanied by an expert text and contextual images
from other collections, make this an accessible guide to
this fascinating subject.
CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN MUSEUM BACKLIST
Goa and the Great
Mughal
240 pages; pb
280 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 693 9
£25 / $40
Iznik Pottery and
Tiles in the Calouste
Gulbenkian Collection
136 pages; hb
300 × 235 mm
978 1 85759 586 4
£29.95 / $60
The Calouste
Gulbenkian Museum:
Director’s Choice
80 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 713 4
£9.95 / $12.95
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
CRYSTAL BRIDGES MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Art in Architecture:
Building Crystal Bridges
Museum of American Art
Linda DeBerry, Robin
Groesbeck and Dylan Turk
£6.95 / $9.95
Publication: March
64 pages; pb
228 x 152 mm (6 x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 041 0
Linda DeBerry is Senior Copy
Editor and Publications Manager
at Crystal Bridges Museum of
American Art; Robin Groesbeck
is Director of Exhibitions and
Interpretive Presentations;
Dylan Turk is Curatorial Assistant.
CRYSTAL BRIDGES MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
CRYSTAL BRIDGES MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART BACKLIST
NEW EDITION
Global Citizen:
The Architecture of Moshe Safdie
144 pages; hb
280 x 254 mm
978 1 85759 587 1
£19.95 / $35
Art in Nature: Crystal
Bridges Museum of
American Art
64 pages; pb
228 x 152 mm
978 1 85759 838 4
£6.95 / $9.95
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Warhol’s Nature
64 pages; pb
254 x 203 mm
978 1 85759 984 8
£10.95 / $16.95
Frank Lloyd Wright’s
Bachman-Wilson House
at Crystal Bridges Museum
of American Art
Linda DeBerry (ed.)
Nestled in a natural ravine in
the Ozark hills, and designed by
internationally renowned architect
Moshe Safdie, Crystal Bridges
Museum of American Art is an
architectural masterpiece. Featuring
arched copper roofs and glass-walled
bridges over ponds created from
the inflow of a natural stream, the
museum complements the distinctive
landscape of northwest Arkansas.
With the addition of a stunning
collection of American art masterworks,
and extensive grounds comprising
120 acres of native hardwood forest,
Crystal Bridges seamlessly blends art,
architecture and nature to create a
visitor experience unlike any other.
£9.95 / $14.95
64 pages; pb
229 x 254 mm (10 x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 056 4
Linda DeBerry is Senior Copy
Editor and Publications Manager
at Crystal Bridges Museum of
American Art. Additional authors
are Robin Groesbeck, Director of
Exhibitions and Interpretive
Presentations; and Dylan Turk,
Curatorial Assistant.
Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1954, the
Bachman-Wilson House now resides, fully restored, in
the grounds of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
in Bentonville, Arkansas. It is an example of what Wright
called ‘Usonian’ architecture, a distinctly American and
democratic style of residential architecture he developed
during the Great Depression to be within the reach of the
average middle-class family, without sacrificing quality. The
house was originally situated in New Jersey but, after being
threatened by repeated flooding, the entire structure was
dismantled and transported to Crystal Bridges. Meticulously
reconstructed from the original plans, the house opened to
the public in the fall of 2015. This fully illustrated publication
highlights this classic structure, and further cements the
architectural legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright.
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
THE FRICK ART & HISTORICAL CENTER
NATIONAL GALLERY OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
The Frick Pittsburgh:
A Guide to the Collection
Robin Nicholson, Sarah J. Hall
and Dawn Reid
The Art of the Cayman
Islands: A Journey
through the National
Gallery Collection
Natalie Urquhart
£9.95 / $14.95
112 pages; pb
228 x 178 mm (7 x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 071 7
£25 / $35
Publication: August
104 pages; hb
241 x 216 mm (8½ x 9½ in.)
978 1 78551 058 8
Robin Nicholson is Director of
the Frick Art & Historical Center.
Sarah J. Hall is Director of Curatorial
Affairs and Dawn Reid is Associate
Curator of Decorative Arts.
The collections at the Frick Art & Historical Center are the
combined legacy of famed art collector and industrialist Henry
Clay Frick and his daughter Helen. This lively and colourful
guide tells the story of Frick’s early collecting and his daughter’s
interest in continuing his mission to purchase great art and
make it publicly accessible. The collections, spanning the
thirteenth century to the present, are displayed at The Frick
Art Museum and Clayton, the Frick family’s historic Pittsburgh
home. Published following a major expansion of facilities on
the over five-acre site, this book serves as a concise introduction
to the Frick and the breadth and quality of its collection.
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Natalie Urquhart is the Director
of the National Gallery of the
Cayman Islands.
This book offers the first comprehensive survey of the art
of the Cayman Islands as seen through highlights from the
National Gallery’s permanent collection. The collection traces
a historical and stylistic journey that begins with the visionary
markings of intuitive artists such as Gladwyn ‘Miss Lassie’
Bush, and moves on to the work of the early realist painters
who sought to capture the picturesque tropical island
paradise before concluding with the more critically engaged,
multi-disciplinary work that the islands’ contemporary artists
are generating. This overview, which also functions as the
gallery’s first collection guide, features essays on the history
of art, the story of the National Gallery and its collection,
and works by over 70 artists.
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
DIRECTOR’S CHOICE
Bo Bartlett
David Houston,
Carter Ratcliff
£35 / $49.95
Publication: April
224 pages; hb
280 × 254 mm (10 × 11 in.)
978 1 85759 943 5
David Houston is the
Executive Director of the
Bo Bartlett Center, College
of the Arts, Columbus State
University. Carter Ratcliff
is a poet and art critic, who
has written monographs on
artists including John Singer
Sargent, Georgia O’Keeffe
and Francis Bacon.
NEW EDITION
Edvard Munch
at the Munch Museum
Arne Eggum, Gerd Woll
and Marit Lande
£12.95 / $24.95
Publication: 2015
128 pages; pb
274 x 196 mm (7¾ x 10¾ in.)
978 1 85759 997 8
Arne Eggum is a Norwegian
art historian and the author of
a number of books on Munch.
Gerd Woll is a Norwegian art
historian, specialising in Munch.
Marit Lande is a Norwegian
museum educator and author.
Also available in Norwegian,
French, German, Italian, Spanish
and Japanese editions
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Bo Bartlett is one of the foremost
American artists in a generation that
has redefined realist painting for our
time. His complex multi-layered narrative
paintings are personal, often epic
explorations of family, his roots in the
American South, the sea, beauty, life
and death. This long-awaited mid-career
retrospective is published to help
celebrate the opening of the new
Bo Bartlett Center in his hometown of
Columbus, Georgia. The exquisitely
designed volume is the first full
publication to document Bartlett’s
evolution as an artist, his personal
creative process and to place his work
in the context of the long-standing
tradition of American realism.
Edvard Munch was a genius, singular
amongst artists; his paintings are
haunting, beautiful, groundbreaking.
The Munch Museum, opened in 1963,
manages an extensive, remarkable
collection that covers the entire range
of Munch’s oeuvre. It also possesses
sketches, letters, notebooks,
photographs and other documents
that present a multi-faceted view of
Munch’s life and work. In this book,
the museum’s staff provide a unique
insight into one of the greats.
Series format:
80 pages; pb;
190 x 165 mm
(6½ x 7½ in.)
The National
Gallery of
Denmark
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: August
978 1 78551 037 3
Mikkel Bogh is Director of
the National Gallery of Denmark.
He has been the Rector of the
Royal Danish Academy of Fine
Art’s School of Visual Arts and
the head of the University of
Copenhagen’s Department of
Art and Culture.
Thorvaldsens
Museum
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: July
978 1 78551 063 2
Stig Miss has been Director
of the Thorvaldsens Museum,
Copenhagen, since 1989. He was
previously Director of the Vejle
Kunstmuseum, Denmark. He has
written extensively on Danish art,
specifically on Bertel Thorvaldsen.
Also available in a Danish edition
Also available in Danish and
German editions
DIRECTOR’S CHOICE BACKLIST
The American Museum
in Britain
978 1 85759 772 1
£9.95 / $12.95
The Barber Institute
of Fine Arts
978 1 85759 652 6
£9.95 / $12.95
Calouste Gulbenkian
Museum
978 1 85759 713 4
£9.95 / $12.95
Carnegie Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 653 3
£9.95 / $14.95
Cathedrals of the
Church of England
978 1 85759 940 4
£12.95 / $19.95
96 pages
Chatsworth
978 1 85759 839 1
£9.95 / $12.95
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DIRECTOR’S CHOICE
The National
Museum in
Warsaw
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: April
978 1 78551 029 8
DIRECTOR’S CHOICE
Agnieszka Morawińska is
Director of the National Museum
in Warsaw. She previously served
as curator of Polish art, worked
as a diplomat and was Director
of Zachęta National Gallery of
Art. She has curated several
exhibitions of Polish art in Europe
and the United States.
Chester Beatty
Library
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: Autumn
978 1 78551 062 5
Fionnuala Croke has been
Director of the Chester Beatty
Library, Dublin, since 2010.
She was previously Keeper
and Head of Collections at the
National Gallery of Ireland.
Museum of
the History of
Science, Oxford
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: April
978 1 78551 031 1
Dr Silke Ackermann has been
Director of the Museum of the
History of Science since early
2014. Prior to this, she worked
at the British Museum in a
wide range of managerial
and curatorial roles.
Churches of
the Church
of England
£12.95 / $19.95
Publication:
December
96 pages
978 1 78551 061 8
Janet Gough is Director of the
Cathedral and Church Buildings
Division (ChurchCare) at the
Church of England, and Secretary
of the Church Buildings Council.
She is the author of Cathedrals
of the Church of England:
Director’s Choice.
Also available in a Polish edition
DIRECTOR’S CHOICE BACKLIST CONTINUED
The Cleveland
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 784 4
£9.95 / $12.95
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Dulwich Picture
Gallery, London
978 1 85759 584 0
£9.95 / $12.95
English Heritage
978 1 85759 751 6
£9.95 / $12.95
The Frick Collection
978 1 85759 969 5
£9.95 / $14.95
Historic Royal Palaces
978 1 85759 677 9
£9.95 / $12.95
The Hunterian,
University of Glasgow
978 1 85759 714 1
£9.95 / $12.95
The John and Mable
Ringling Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 643 4
£6.95 / $9.95
Leeds Museums
and Galleries
978 1 85759 840 7
£9.95 / $12.95
Mauritshuis
978 1 85759 847 6
£9.95 / $12.95
The National Gallery,
London
978 1 85759 641 0
£9.95 / $12.95
The Royal College
of Music
978 1 85759 914 5
£9.95 / $12.95
The Wallace Collection
978 1 85759 770 7
£9.95 / $12.95
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HIGHLIGHTS GUIDES
HIGHLIGHTS GUIDES
MUSEUM OF LONDON
The National Museum,
Sultanate of Oman:
Highlights
Jamal al-Moosawi (ed.)
£9.95 / $14.95
Publication: May
72 pages; pb
190 x 165 mm (6½ x 7½ in.)
978 1 78551 051 9
Jamal al-Moosawi is Acting
Director General of the National
Museum, Sultanate of Oman.
Also available in an Arabic edition
The National Museum, Sultanate
of Oman is dedicated to preserving
and showcasing the treasures of
Oman’s cultural heritage. A magnificent
new building, located in Muscat,
marks the emergence of this major new
international museum. It will house
more than 7,000 pieces telling Oman’s
history from the earliest human
settlement to the present time. This
official guidebook, published to mark
the opening of the new museum, is
illustrated throughout with objects
from the collection. It features highlights
from all the museum’s galleries,
including The Land and the People,
Maritime History, Arms and Armour,
Civilisation in the Making, Aflaj,
Currency, Prehistory and Ancient
History, Splendours of Islam, Oman
and the World, Intangible Heritage
and Oman’s modern Renaissance.
NEW EDITION
Museum of London:
Museum Highlights
£4.95
Publication: April
72 pages; pb
228 x 198 mm (7¾ x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 065 6
NEW EDITION
Museum of London
Docklands: Museum
Highlights
£4.95
Publication: April
72 pages; pb
228 x 198 mm (7¾ x 9 in.)
978 1 78551 066 3
HIGHLIGHTS GUIDES BACKLIST
The Beaney House
of Art & Knowledge:
Highlights
32 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 810 0
£4.95 / $7.95
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Corinium Museum:
Highlights
32 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 936 7
£6.95 / $10.95
The Kent Museum
of Freemasonry
32 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 931 2
£6.95 / $10.95
The single most important source of
knowledge on London, the Museum
of London is unique in being both a
national and a local museum. Drawing
on its collection of over a million
objects, this official guide covers all
aspects of social, cultural and political
life in London, from the first pre-historic
settlements right up to the present day.
Gloriously illustrated throughout, this is
a fascinating exploration of a vibrant
city’s history and its people.
The Museum of London Docklands
unlocks the history of London’s river,
port and people. From Roman
settlement to Docklands’ regeneration,
the former sugar warehouse in which it
is located reveals the long history of
London as a port through stories of
trade, migration and commerce. This
beautifully illustrated history explores
and celebrates the social and economic
significance of the port of London
which was, at one time, the busiest in
the world. It selects highlights from
the rich and diverse collections at the
Museum of London Docklands to
illuminate the 2,000-year story.
The Salisbury Museum
Illustrated
64 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 924 4
£6.95 / $10.95
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WALKING GUIDES
ART SPACES
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
The Metropolitan Museum
of Art Director’s Tour:
A Walking Guide
National Gallery Singapore:
Art Spaces
£4.95 / $7.95
Publication: August
64 pages; pb
110 × 165 mm (6½ × 4½ in.)
978 1 85759 987 9
£6.50 / $9.95
96 pages; pb
197 x 110 mm (4½ x 7¾ in.)
978 1 85759 828 5
Islamic Art in
The Metropolitan
Museum of Art:
A Walking Guide
80 pages
978 1 85759 827 8
‘An informative, illustrated “walking guide”
includes concise and lucid historical texts,
floor plans and even a chronology of the
Met’s major painting acquisitions’
The Wall Street Journal
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European Paintings
in The Metropolitan
Museum of Art:
A Walking Guide
96 pages
978 1 85759 819 3
The American Wing
at The Metropolitan
Museum of Art:
A Walking Guide
96 pages
978 1 85759 742 4
Singapore’s arts and culture scene has grown tremendously
in the last couple of decades. Its latest impressive addition,
National Gallery Singapore, positions Singapore as an
international hub for Southeast Asian visual arts. In the
heart of the Civic District, the Gallery occupies the neoclassical City Hall and former Supreme Court, two buildings
that have been focal points for many important events in
the history of Singapore. Architects for the new Gallery
were challenged to create a distinct identity for the art space
whilst simultaneously celebrating the architectural, cultural
and historical significance of the sites. With a distinctive
metal-and-glass canopy roof linking the two monuments,
the Gallery’s setting also makes it the largest visual arts
institution in Singapore.
‘I spent most of my visit slack-jawed …
it was visually spectacular’ The Telegraph
‘Has the makings of a contemporary
architectural classic … For those unfamiliar
with the region’s art, it will be revelatory
to discover the sheer diversity of styles
and techniques’ The Guardian
ART SPACES SELECT BACKLIST
The Art Institute of
Chicago: From 1879
to the Modern Wing
978 1 85759 580 2
The Hepworth
Wakefield
978 1 85759 679 3
Los Angeles County
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 481 2
London
978 1 85759 446 1
Riverside Museum
978 1 85759 750 9
The Sydney and
Walda Besthoff
Sculpture Garden
at the New Orleans
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 738 7
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HERITAGE
HERITAGE
Tower Bridge:
A Guide
Ancient Trees of the
National Trust
Edward Parker and
Brian Muelaner
£6.95 / $9.95
Publication: April
48 pages; pb
190 x 190 mm (6½ x 6½ in.)
978 1 78551 042 7
£25 / $39.95
160 pages; hb
270 x 230 mm (9 x 10½ in.)
978 1 85759 944 2
Also available in French, German,
Italian and Spanish editions
Edward Parker has been
photographing and writing about
trees and environmental issues for
over 25 years. His more than 30
books include Ancient Trees: Trees
That Live for a Thousand Years and
Photographing Trees, and he has
twice been highly commended in
Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Brian Muelaner worked for the
National Trust for nearly three
decades managing its woodlands
and parklands containing ancient
trees, initially as Regional Forester
in Cornwall and latterly as the Trust’s
national Ancient Tree Adviser
covering all Trust properties.
Arguably the most famous bridge in the world, Tower
Bridge was built in the late nineteenth century and
immediately acclaimed as a feat of Victorian engineering.
Designed to ease road traffic while maintaining river access,
it was constructed with giant moveable roadways that lift up
for passing ships. It quickly became known as the ‘Wonder
Bridge’. Celebrating this truly iconic London structure, a
focal point of the city and the River Thames, this official
guidebook tells the story of the bridge and its design with
a range of stunning historical and contemporary photos.
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Ancient Trees of the National Trust is a love letter to
Britain’s venerable trees. The co-authors are well known for
their extensive work with ancient trees and historic woodland.
The book is a celebration of the ancient and historic trees
that enhance 40 National Trust properties, including the yew
under which it is believed the Magna Carta was sealed 800
years ago, Isaac Newton’s apple tree, and a row of massive
chestnut trees that are said to originate from nuts salvaged
from the Spanish Armada. Featuring stunning photography
by Edward Parker, this enchanting book explores the historical
and cultural associations of ancient trees and their biological
importance, as well as their sheer beauty.
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HERITAGE
RELIGIOUS SITES
Rosslyn Chapel
The Earl and Countess
of Rosslyn
NEW EDITION
Lincoln Castle
£5
Publication: March
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm (8¾ × 8¼ in.)
978 1 85759 968 8
£25 / $39.95
128 pages; pb
280 x 240 mm (9½ x 11 in.)
978 1 78551 048 9
Peter St Clair-Erskine, 7th Earl
of Rosslyn, inherited Rosslyn
Chapel on his succession to the
earldom in 1977. Together with his
wife Helen, Countess of Rosslyn,
he established the Rosslyn Chapel
Trust in 1996 to oversee a major
and ongoing programme of
restoration.
Lincoln Castle is one of the most important buildings in
the East Midlands and one of the grandest Norman castles
in England. It is unusual in having two keeps and a complete
curtain wall, and its highly strategic position has given
it continuing historical importance. The site of battles and
sieges, and some complicated medieval wheeling and
dealing, it was also a major centre of administration and
justice, containing a former prison building and a working
Crown Court. It houses one of the four surviving exemplars
from 1215 of that crucial historical document, Magna Carta.
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The glorious fifteenth-century Rosslyn Chapel is one of
Scotland’s most extraordinary architectural masterpieces.
Founded by Sir William St Clair, third Prince of Orkney,
and inspired by the great Gothic cathedrals he had seen
in France, the chapel has remained in the ownership of the
St Clair family for over 550 years. Built entirely of stone, its
many carvings embrace Christian imagery, representations
of the pagan Green Man and the earliest recorded stone
carving of the medieval Dance of Death. Written by the
Earl and Countess of Rosslyn, this beautifully illustrated
book explores the fascinating and intertwined histories of
the St Clair family and their remarkable family chapel.
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RELIGIOUS SITES
RELIGIOUS SITES
Lichfield Cathedral:
A Journey of Discovery
Jonathan Foyle
NEW EDITION
Coventry Cathedral
£6.99
Publication: March
32 pages; pb
297 x 190 mm (7½ x 11¾ in.)
978 1 85759 773 8
£25 / $39.95
Publication: July
128 pages; pb
280 x 240 mm (9½ x 11 in.)
978 1 78551 027 4
Dr Jonathan Foyle
is an architectural historian,
broadcaster, consultant and
advocate for heritage sites.
Coventry is a phoenix of a building; a living, breathing
reminder of the enduring power of humanity. Reduced to
rubble during the Blitz, it was rebuilt according to modern
aesthetics, an immovable concrete structure with swooping
steel beams and fractured glass windows. The cathedral
has since been described as Britain’s favourite twentiethcentury building and it’s easy to see why it is so beloved.
Basil Spence, the architect, seamlessly brought together
the old and the new, incorporating the ruins into the new
design. Inside, you’ll find Graham Sutherland’s magnificent
tapestry of Christ in Majesty, John Piper’s great Baptistery
window and – most importantly – the enduring presence
of believers, drawn to Coventry as a place of pilgrimage.
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One thousand three hundred years ago Lichfield Cathedral
stood at the centre of the kingdom of Mercia. One of Britain’s
oldest cathedral foundations, it stands today as an abiding
symbol of the impact Christianity has had on our heritage.
Its history is as rich and intricate as its decoration: from St
Chad’s anointment as bishop of Mercia in 669, through an era
as a shrine-church of martyrs; and from the damage wrought
during the bloody English Civil War to its restoration to
medieval glory by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the nineteenth
century. This stunningly illustrated book, by well-known
architectural historian Dr Jonathan Foyle, re-establishes
Lichfield’s place among the great English cathedrals.
ALSO BY JONATHAN FOYLE
Architecture of
Canterbury Cathedral
208 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 701 1
£25 / $39.95
Lincoln Cathedral:
The Biography of a
Great Building
128 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 928 2
£19.95 / $35
St Michael’s Coventry:
The Rise and Fall of
the Old Cathedral
(Introduction by
Jonathan Foyle)
128 pages; pb
270 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 929 9
£19.95 / $29.95
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RELIGIOUS SITES
RELIGIOUS SITES
ST PAUL’S CATHERDRAL
Bristol Cathedral
Mosaics of St Paul’s
Cathedral
Heike Zech
£4.99
Publication: March
40 pages; pb
240 x 172 mm (6¾ x 9½ in.)
978 1 78551 035 9
£6.50
Publication: 2015
48 pages; pb
190 x 165 mm (6½ x 7½ in.)
978 1 85759 995 4
Heike Zech is the Rosalinde
and Arthur Gilbert Collection
Curator at the Victoria and Albert
Museum, London.
Bristol Cathedral is something of a hidden gem, with the
twelfth-century monastery still visible in the Chapter House
and Abbey Gatehouse. Pevsner wrote that the medieval hall
church at the east end was ‘superior to anything else built in
England, and indeed Europe at the same time’. The cathedral
has many other exquisite points of interest, including glass,
memorials, roof vaults, rampant monkeys and ammonites;
and the Anglo-Saxon ‘Harrowing of Hell’ stone is proof of an
ancient Christian presence in the area. This guidebook offers
a concise history of the building followed by a tour of its
highlights, and is beautifully illustrated throughout.
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St Paul’s Cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren
in the late seventeenth century as an elegant white space
delineated by light and shadow. From the mid-nineteenth
century parts of the interior were transformed by the addition
of a magnificent series of mosaics. The most stunning
examples are the mosaics in the quire and apse designed
by the artist William Blake Richmond, which sparkle in vibrant
colours and gold. This beautifully illustrated guide explores
the story behind the cathedral’s mosaics – from the
discussions surrounding their creation, to their artistic
influences and the biblical themes that they depict from
a uniquely Victorian perspective.
ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL BACKLIST
St Paul’s Cathedral
48 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 650 2
£4.50
St Paul’s Cathedral:
1400 Years at the
Heart of London
144 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 802 5
£25 / $39.95
pb: 978 1 85759 807 0
£16.95
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RELIGIOUS SITES
LIBRARIES AND MANUSCRIPTS
Greyfriars Kirk
£3
Publication: March
16 pages; pb
197 x 106 mm (4¼ x 8 in.)
978 1 78551 032 8
Adare:
The Augustinian Friary
and St Nicholas Church
Barbara J. Bingham
£11.99
Publication: 2015
64 pages; pb
274 x 196 mm (7¾ x 10¾ in.)
978 1 85759 985 5
Barbara J. Bingham is a
well-known Irish historian and lay
minister in the Church of Ireland,
currently serving in Adare parish.
Chawton House Library
Greyfriars Kirk, set in its famous
and atmospheric kirkyard, was the
first ecclesiastical building in Edinburgh
following the Scottish Reformation
of 1560, and is still remarkable for the
impressive simplicity of its architecture.
During a rich and turbulent history,
now described and illustrated in the
museum within the kirk, the building
saw the signing of the National
Covenant in 1638; was partially
destroyed in an explosion and then
rebuilt for two separate congregations;
and today serves as both an active
Church of Scotland community and
a popular venue for artistic and
educational events. This lavishly
illustrated short guide outlines the
story of both kirk and kirkyard, including
perhaps its most famous memorial,
to Greyfriars Bobby.
The Augustinian friary in Adare is
700 years old, now a living monument
as St Nicholas Church. Pilgrims come
here, as they have come here over the
centuries, to stay awhile in the calm
monastic atmosphere and soak in the
sense of sacred, ancient space. It is
almost the same today as it was at its
conception – unspoiled, unscathed
and sensitively restored to capture
the simplicity and spirituality of the
Augustinian way of life. This souvenir
guide is a loving snapshot of the
medieval ecclesial site. With specially
commissioned photography lighting
up the rich story, it provides a wonderful
accompaniment to a modern-day site
of pilgrimage.
£6.95 / $9.95
48 pages; pb
190 x 165 mm (6½ x 7½ in.)
978 1 78551 036 6
SELECT LIBRARIES BACKLIST
The Chester Beatty
Library, Dublin Castle
112 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 236 8
£12.95 / $24.95
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Set in the quintessentially English
manor house that once belonged
to Jane Austen’s brother, Edward,
Chawton House Library is an
internationally respected research
and learning centre for the study of
women’s writing from 1600 to 1820.
Visitors can wander around the
beautiful gardens – hazy with bees
and pollen in the summer – and
explore the house; they may access
the unique collection of women’s
writing to study the electric history
of women’s penmanship or they can
explore the fascinating, flawlessly
restored house. This book is a valuable
guide, providing a historical tour
of the house, including information
about the portraits on display and
the rare books from the collection.
Lambeth Palace
Library
176 pages; hb
270 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 627 4
£35 / $60
The Nation’s Library:
The Library of
Congress, Washington,
D.C.
160 pages; pb
229 × 150 mm
978 1 85759 672 4
£9.95 / $14.95
The New York Public
Library: A Universe of
Knowledge
144 pages; pb
229 × 150 mm
978 1 85759 234 4
£12.95 / $19.95
The Pepys Library
88 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 953 4
£14.95 / $22.50
Treasures from Lord
Fairhaven’s Library
at Anglesey Abbey
144 pages; pb
270 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 826 1
£19.95 / $29.95
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Treasures of Durham University
Art Collection
Henry Dyson
Magdalen College Oxford:
A Brief History and Guide
Christine Ferdinand
£39.95 / $60
240 pages; hb
250 x 210 mm (8¼ x 9¾ in.)
978 1 78551 024 3
pb (on site only):
978 1 78551 069 4
£20
£12.95 / $19.95
Publication: April
72 pages; pb
274 x 196 mm (7¾ x 10¾ in.)
978 1 78551 026 7
Christine Ferdinand is Fellow
Librarian of Magdalen College,
a Fellow of the Society of
Antiquaries and past President
of the Bibliographical Society.
Dr Henry Dyson is Keeper of
Fine Art at Durham University and
a Fellow of Grey College, Durham.
Magdalen College is one of the
most beautiful of the Oxford Colleges.
Founded in 1458, it was built in the
extensive grounds of the suppressed
Hospital of St John the Baptist, outside
the medieval city walls. Over the
centuries the College has built and
rebuilt itself, developing an impressive
physical presence, from the Old Kitchen
– a remnant of the Hospital – to its late
medieval Cloister, Chapel and Hall, the
Great Tower, the elegant eighteenthcentury New Building, St Swithun’s
Quad, up to the new Library in Longwall
Quad, finished in 2016. This fascinating
book presents the College’s rich and
complicated academic, architectural
and personal history, and highlights
the features that can be seen by
visitors today.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES BACKLIST
In 1998 Durham University owned 2,000 works of art; as
of today it has over 6,000. For the first time a publication
covers the whole art collection, from its conception in 1832
to the modern day. It is full of important twentieth-century
and contemporary works of art, accumulated with the help
of the colleges and displayed throughout the University.
This book provides valuable insight into the paintings, prints
and sculptures contained within the University, as well as
explaining the history and development of the collection,
interweaving it expertly with the history of the University itself.
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Magdalen College,
University of Oxford
12 pages; pb
210 × 148 mm
978 1 78551 017 5
The Essential
Stowe House
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 938 1
£6.95 / $10.95
The Chapel of Trinity
College, Oxford
88 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 824 7
£12.95 / $19.95
Treasures of Ushaw
College: Durham’s
Hidden Gem
160 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 934 3
£17.95 / $29.95
Wall Paintings of Eton
192 pages; hb
240 × 280 mm
978 1 85759 787 5
£35 / $55
Waterloo to
Wellington:
From Iron Duke to
Enlightened College
168 pages; hb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 942 8
£29.95 / $45
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CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
NEW EDITION
The Deep:
Sticker Activity Book
£3
Publication: February
32 pages; pb
210 x 210 mm (8¼ x 8¼ in.)
978 1 85759 745 5
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES BACKLIST
The Deep:
Your Essential Guide
48 pages; pb
210 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 368 6
£3
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St Edward the
Confessor at
Westminster Abbey
40 pages; pb
210 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 800 1
£4.99
The Prado:
Family Fold-Out Guide
8 fold-outs
172 × 120 mm
978 1 85759 369 3
£6.95 / $9.95
The Story of St Richard
of Chichester
12 pages; pb
240 × 170 mm
978 1 85759 555 0
£2
The Deep is Hull’s award-winning
aquarium, telling the story of the
world’s oceans and major rivers from
the beginning of time and into the
future. It is home to over 3,000 animals,
including sharks, rays, penguins and
turtles. This children’s guide and activity
book features a trail, over 40 colour
stickers and an 8-page activity section
to enhance the whole experience
for young visitors. Children will
adore this accessible and fascinating
introduction to the museum and
the species contained within.
CHILDREN SELECT
& FAMILY
BACKLIST
GUIDES
EXHIBITION BOOKS
Basil Alkazzi: An
Odyssey of Dreams:
A Decade of Paintings
2003–2012
136 pages; hb
280 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 876 6
£27.95 / $39.95
Constable and
Salisbury: The Soul
of Landscape
196 pages; pb
280 × 218 mm
978 1 85759 678 6
£25 / $39.95
Jazz, Giants, and
Journeys: The
Photography of
Herman Leonard
240 pages; hb
304 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 434 8
£35 / $60
David Bates
208 pages; hb
304 × 246 mm
978 1 85759 498 0
£29.95 / $55
Dreaming Their Way:
Australian Aboriginal
Women Painters
160 pages; pb
280 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 442 3
£19.95 / $29.95
Guillermo Kuitca:
Everything
216 pages; hb
286 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 596 3
£25 / $49.95
Beatific Soul: Jack
Kerouac on the Road
208 pages; hb
280 × 216 mm
978 1 85759 497 3
£25 / $35
R. Luke DuBois – Now
144 pages; pb
222 × 222 mm
978 1 85759 877 3
£25 / $35
Lincolnshire’s Great
Exhibition: Treasures,
Saints and Heroes
208 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 932 9
£29.95 / $45
Beauty, Sex and
Power: A Story of
Debauchery and
Decadent Art at the
Late Stuart Court
128 pages; pb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 756 1
£16.95 / $27.95
Albrecht Dürer:
Chester Beatty Library,
Dublin
48 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 418 8
£5 / $10
Lords of Creation:
The Origins of Sacred
Maya Kingship
288 pages; hb
293 × 241 mm
978 1 85759 386 0
£35 / $60
Beyond Bling: Voices
of Hip-Hop in Art
120 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 697 7
£14.95 / $19.95
Children of the
Plumed Serpent:
The Legacy of
Quetzalcoatl in
Ancient Mexico
256 pages; hb
292 × 248 mm
978 1 85759 741 7
£45 / $65
Dutch Landscapes
176 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 905686 25 4
£12.95
Sean Henry
160 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 541 3
£20 / $40
Anne Madden
192 pages; hb
255 × 272 mm
978 1 85759 501 7
£29.95 / $55
In Monet’s Garden:
Artists and the Lure
of Giverny
160 pages; pb
228 × 280 mm
978 1 85759 500 0
£19.95 / $35
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Isamu Noguchi:
Master Sculptor
236 pages; hb
304 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 342 6
£35 / $49.95
Role Models:
Feminine Identity
in Contemporary
American
Photography
176 pages; hb
304 × 228 mm
978 1 85759 538 3
£27.95 / $49.95
The Spanish Portrait:
From El Greco to
Picasso
400 pages; pb
300 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 374 7
£29.95 / $45
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Nueva York:
1613–1945
304 pages; hb
254 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 639 7
£39.95 / $65
Royal River:
Power, Pageantry
and the Thames
292 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 700 4
£25 / $39.95
Hiroshi Suzuki
80 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 625 0
£14.95 / $24.95
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
Photorealism:
Beginnings to Today
176 pages; hb
305 × 248 mm
978 1 85759 899 5
£35 / $55
pb (museum only):
978 1 85759 908 4
£25 / $35
Royal Taste:
The Art of Princely
Courts in FifteenthCentury China
192 pages; hb
292 × 241 mm
978 1 85759 972 5
£45 / $65
Telling Images of
China
160 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 604 5
£25 / $45
Picturing Mary:
Woman, Mother, Idea
160 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 895 7
£29.95 / $45
Royalists to Romantics:
Women Artists from
the Louvre, Versailles,
and other French
National Collections
136 pages; hb
279 × 241 mm
978 1 85759 743 1
£29.95 / $45
Turner’s Wessex:
Architecture and
Ambition
208 pages; pb
280 × 218 mm
978 1 85759 930 5
£25 / $39.95
Horace Pippin:
The Way I See It
200 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 941 1
£35 / $55
Sickert in Venice
160 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 583 3
£25 / $45
Paolo Veronese:
A Master and
His Workshop in
Renaissance Venice
288 pages; hb
280 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 766 0
£35 / $55
Re:Purposed
128 pages; pb
222 × 222 mm
978 1 85759 937 4
£25 / $35
The Spanish Manner:
Drawings from Ribera
to Goya
208 pages; hb
280 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 651 9
£45 / $65
Albright-Knox Art
Gallery: Highlights
of the Collection
168 pages; pb
228 × 176 mm
978 1 85759 661 8
£12 / $17.95
Anhui Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 794 3
£20 / $30
Brönte Parsonage
Museum
48 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 879 7
£6.95 / $10.95
The Alte
Nationalgalerie, Berlin
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 337 2
£14.95 / $29.95
The Alte Pinakothek,
Munich
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 3 40647 452 1
£14.95 / $29.95
The Art of the
South 1890–2003:
The Ogden Museum
of Southern Art
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 325 9
£9.95 / $14.95
Art, Power, Diplomacy:
Government Art
Collection
192 pages; pb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 691 5
£20 / $35
The Busch-Reisinger
Museum: Harvard
University Art
Museums
288 pages; pb
304 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 479 9
£35 / $65
Chinese Museums
Association Guide:
Edited by CMA
388 pages; pb
210 × 128 mm
978 1 85759 880 3
£19.95 / $29.95
American Museum
of Natural History:
The Official Guide
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 264 1
£4.95 / $9.95
The Barber Institute
of Fine Arts
112 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 373 0
£14.95 / $29.95
The Clark:
The Institute and
Its Collections
176 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 890 2
£12.95 / $19.95
America’s Treasures
at Bayou Bend:
Celebrating Fifty Years
176 pages; hb
280 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 485 0
£25 / $45
Bermuda National
Gallery:
An Introduction
80 pages; hb
242 × 216 mm
978 1 85759 817 9
£25 / $39.95
Classic Quilts from
the American Museum
in Britain
128 pages; pb
290 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 598 7
£19.95 / $35
Ancestors of Congo
Square: African Art
in the New Orleans
Museum of Art
376 pages; hb
305 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 698 4
£50 / $75
Bold Expansion:
The Nelson-Atkins
Museum of Art Bloch
Building
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 482 9
£5.95 / $9.95
Collecting Stories:
Royal Albert Memorial
Museum & Art Gallery
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 437 9
£4.95
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Compton Verney
160 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 560 4
£12.95 / $24.95
Embroidery of the
Greek Islands and
Epirus Region:
Harpies, Mermaids,
and Tulips
160 pages; pb
280 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 426 3
£19.95 / $35
Greek Vases:
Gods, Heroes and
Mortals
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 606 9
£14.95 / $29.95
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The Courtauld Gallery:
Masterpieces
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 487 4
£12.95 / $24.95
Fashion Museum:
Treasures
56 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 553 6
£4.95 / $9.95
The Guangxi Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 952 7
£20 / $35
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
de Young:
Selected Works
160 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 406 5
£9.95 / $14.95
Treasures of the
Fitzwilliam Museum
256 pages; pb
303 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 344 0
£24.95 / $45
Henan Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 633 5
£20 / $35
Delaware Art Museum:
Selected Treasures
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 320 4
£14.95 / $19.95
Denver Art Museum:
Highlights from
the Collection
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 432 4
£5.95 / $8.95
Folk Art from the
American Museum
in Britain
128 pages; pb
290 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 676 2
£19.95 / $35
Gemäldegalerie,
Berlin:
50 Masterpieces
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 254 2
£12.95 / $24.95
The Hermitage:
Masterpieces
160 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 282 5
£14.95 / $29.95
The Holburne Museum
88 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 665 6
£12.95 / $19.95
Egyptian Museum
and Papyrus
Collection, Berlin
192 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 624 3
£16.95 / $29.95
Gifts and Discoveries:
The Museum of
Archaeology and
Anthropology,
Cambridge
96 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 715 8
£12.95 / $24.95
Hugh Lane:
Founder of a Gallery
of Modern Art
for Ireland
208 pages; hb
304 × 246 mm
978 1 85759 575 8
£35 / $65
Hunan Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 716 5
£20 / $35
Laing Art Gallery:
Companion Guide
64 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 923 7
£12.95 / $19.95
Modern Art at the
Pinakothek der
Moderne, Munich
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 333 4
£14.95 / $29.95
The Immortal Stone:
Chinese Jades from
the Neolithic Period to
the Twentieth Century
160 pages; hb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 581 9
£29.95 / $60
Legion of Honor:
Selected Works
160 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 407 2
£9.95 / $14.95
Modern British Art at
Pallant House Gallery
144 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 331 0
£14.95 / $29.95
Jane & Arthur Stieren
Center for Exhibitions:
McNay Art Museum
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 668 7
£8.95 / $12.95
The Liaoning Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 7 80204 487 6
£20 / $35
Monsoon Traders:
The Maritime World
of the East India
Company
192 pages; hb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 675 5
£35 / $60
The Kunsthistorisches
Museum, Vienna:
The Imperial and
Ecclesiastical Treasury
96 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 3 406 42938 5
£14.95 / $29.95
The Lobkowicz
Collections
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 520 8
£7.95 / $12.95
MUDE: Design and
Fashion Museum
128 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 841 4
£12.95 / $19.95
Kunsthistorisches
Museum, Vienna: The
Kunstkammer Vienna
128 pages
274 × 196 mm; pb
978 1 85759 797 4
£12.95 / $19.95
Kunsthistorisches
Museum, Vienna:
Collection of Paintings
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 3 406 42176 1
£14.95 / $29.95
The Lod Mosaic:
A Spectacular Roman
Mosaic Floor
112 pages; hb
210 × 250 mm
978 1 85759 970 1
£19.95 / $29.95
pb (museum only):
978 1 85759 986 2
$19.95
Mapping the New
World: Renaissance
Maps from the
American Museum
in Britain
128 pages; pb
290 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 822 3
£19.95 / $35
Nanjing Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 863 6
£20 / $30
National Baseball Hall
of Fame and Museum:
Map and Guide
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 558 1
£4.95 / $6.95
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MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
National Gallery
of Art, Washington:
Map and Guide
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 253 5
$5.95
The Old Masters
Gallery, Kassel
128 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 329 7
The Queen’s House,
Greenwich
128 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 753 0
£12.95 / $19.95
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National Gallery
of Art, Washington:
A World of Art
224 pages
270 × 205 mm; hb
978 1 85759 176 7
£19.95 / $29.95
Parker: Heritage
& Excellence
96 pages; hb
240 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 975 6
Rienzi: European
Decorative Arts and
Paintings
192 pages; hb
280 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 505 5
£25 / $45
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
National Museum
of China
256 pages; hb
334 × 239 mm
978 1 85759 654 0
£39.95 / $70
Pergamon
Museum, Berlin:
66 Masterpieces
136 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 332 7
£14.95 / $29.95
The Ringling
Visitor Guide
64 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 913 8
£8.95 / $12.95
Nationalmuseum
Stockholm
128 pages; hb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 048 7
£19.95 / $29.95
The Neue Pinakothek
Munich
136 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 309 9
£14.95 / $29.95
Picasso: Guernica
8 pages; 4-fold
172 x 120 mm
978 1 85759 292 4
£6.95 / $9.95
The Picture Gallery,
Academy of Fine
Arts, Vienna
64 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 415 7
£14.95 / $29.95
Diego Rivera
8 pages; 4-fold
172 x 120 mm
1 85759 433 9
£6.95 / $9.95
Seattle Art Museum:
Bridging Cultures
80 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 480 5
£5.95 / $7.95
Newark Museum:
Selected Works
168 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 588 8
£12.50 / $24.95
The Pitt Rivers
Museum
168 pages; pb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 911 4
£16.95 / $29.95
Shandong Provincial
Museum
208 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 793 6
£20 / $30
The Shanghai Museum
256 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 499 7
£20 / $35
Textiles for this World
and Beyond
136 pages; pb
280 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 376 1
£19.95 / $29.95
The Vatican:
100 Masterpieces
160 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 270 2
£14.95 / $29.95
Strawberry Hill:
Renaissance Glass
48 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 656 4
£6.95 / $9.95
Tianjin Museum
260 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 792 9
£20 / $30
Virginia Museum
of Fine Arts:
Visitor Guide
80 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 971 8
£6.50 / $9.95
Suzhou Museum
96 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 7 80017 881 8
£9.95 / $19.95
Toledo Museum of
Art: Map & Guide
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 621 2
£6.95 / $9.95
The Walker Art Gallery
96 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 037 1
£8.95
Swinging Away:
How Cricket and
Baseball Connect
192 pages; pb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 644 1
£20 / $35
Treasures of Jewish
Heritage: The Jewish
Museum, London
192 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 413 3
£19.95 / $35
The Wallace Collection
256 pages; hb
303 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 412 6
£29.95 / $55
248 × 197 mm; pb
978 1 85759 909 1
£14.95
The Sydney and
Walda Besthoff
Sculpture Garden
192 pages; hb
305 × 248 mm
978 1 85759 739 4
£35 / $49.95
Triumph and Taste:
Peter Paul Rubens at
the Ringling Museum
of Art
128 pages; pb
222 × 222 mm
978 1 85759 712 7
£12.95 / $19.95
N.C. Wyeth: Catalogue
Raisonné of Paintings
Two hb volumes
with slipcase:
456 pages (vol. 1)
464 pages (vol. 2)
318 × 280 mm
978 1 85759 478 2
£195 / $400
(sold as a set)
Temple of Invention:
History of a National
Landmark
112 pages; pb
222 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 385 3
£12.95 / $19.95
Up Close: A Guide
to Manchester
Art Gallery
88 pages; pb
250 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 279 5
£5.95 / $9.95
Zhejiang Provincial
Museum
264 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 862 9
£20 / $30
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ART SPACES
ART SPACES
64 pages; pb
110 × 165 mm
£4.95 / $7.95
Arnolfini
978 1 85759 401 0
The Art Institute of
Chicago: From 1879
to the Modern Wing
978 1 85759 580 2
The Asian Art Museum
of San Francisco
978 1 85759 356 3
BALTIC Centre for
Contemporary Art
978 185759 445 4
The British Library
978 1 85759 444 7
Los Angeles County
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 481 2
The Menil Collection
978 1 85759 483 6
The Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston
978 0 87846 621 5
National Building
Museum
978 1 85759 509 3
London
978 1 85759 446 1
National Gallery
Singapore
978 1 85759 987 9
Brooklyn Museum:
Building for the Future
978 1 85759 355 6
Ca’ d’Zan: Ringling’s
Venetian Palace:
The John and Mable
Ringling Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 642 7
Circus Museum:
The John and Mable
Ringling Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 892 6
The Cleveland
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 836 0
Cooper-Hewitt
National Design
Museum
978 1 85759 268 9
Denver Art Museum
978 1 85759 431 7
New Museum of
Contemporary Art
978 1 85759 631 1
The New York Public
Library: A Beaux-Arts
Landmark
978 1 85759 721 9
Riverside Museum
978 1 85759 750 9
The Scottish
Parliament
978 1 85759 379 2
£5.95 / $9.95
The Sydney and
Walda Besthoff
Sculpture Garden
at the New Orleans
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 738 7
The Thomas Jefferson
Building, The Library
of Congress
978 1 85759 136 1
firstsite
978 1 85759 755 4
The Great Court at
the British Museum
978 1 85759 380 8
Grounds and Gardens:
The John and Mable
Ringling Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 782 0
56 pages
The Hepworth
Wakefield
978 1 85759 679 3
The Historic Asolo
Theater: The John
and Mable Ringling
Museum of Art
978 1 85759 695 3
56 pages
The John and Mable
Ringling Museum
of Art
978 1 85759 694 6
Walker Art Center
978 1 85759 615 1
The Whitworth Art
Gallery
978 1 85759 585 7
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HERITAGE: ROYAL COLLECTION
HERITAGE
Buckingham Palace
72 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 905686 86 5
£6.95 / $10.95
Clarence House
56 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 09 6
£6.95 / $10.95
The Palace of
Holyroodhouse
56 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 13 3
£6.95 / $10.95
The Royal Line
of Succession
64 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 07 2
£6.95 / $10.95
The Royal Mews at
Buckingham Palace
48 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 15 7
£6.95 / $10.95
Windsor Castle
72 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 12 6
£6.95 / $10.95
Queen Mary’s
Dolls’ House
56 pages; pb
220 × 220 mm
978 1 909741 14 0
£6.95 / $10.95
Ajuda National Palace
56 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 393 8
£4.95 / $9.95
The Black Prince
32 pages; pb
210 × 148 mm
978 1 85759 897 1
£4.99
ROYAL COLLECTION EXHIBITION BOOKS
Italian Paintings and
Drawings: The Royal
Collection
192 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 486 7
£9.95 / $19.95
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The Northern
Renaissance:
Dürer to Holbein
256 pages; hb
290 × 230 mm
978 1 905686 32 2
£39.95
Passionate Patrons:
Victoria & Albert and
the Arts
192 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 905686 33 9
£9.95
Treasures: The Royal
Collection
256 pages; hb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 568 0
£24.95 / $50
The Caves of
Dunhuang
256 pages; hb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 540 6
£35 / $70
The Alnwick Garden
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 778 3
£4.99 / $10.95
Brancusi’s Endless
Column Ensemble
80 pages; pb
278 × 204 mm
978 1 85759 436 2
£8.95 / $14.95
Ascott
64 pages; pb
228 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 504 8
£8 / $15.95
The Essential
Cardiff Castle
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 551 2
£5
HMS Warrior, 1860
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 833 9
£4.99
The Forbidden City
64 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 962 86215 3 8
£8.95 / $14.95
Bayou Bend Gardens:
A Southern Oasis
136 pages; hb
280 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 423 2
£25 / $45
Geoffrey Chaucer
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 748 6
£5.99 / $9.99
Hogarth’s House
48 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 754 7
£6.95 / $9.95
Berkeley Castle
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 832 2
£5
Clitheroe Castle
Museum: Castle Keep,
Museum and Park
32 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 648 9
£4
Leeds Castle
64 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 590 1
£5 / $9.95
The History of Bishops
Park: A People’s Park
96 pages; pb
276 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 708 0
£14.95
Dumfries House
48 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 571 0
£3.95
Lord’s: The Guide
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 878 0
£6.95
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A Portrait of Lord’s:
200 Years of Cricket
History
288 pages; hb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 829 2
£35 / $55
Park and Palace
of Pena
72 pages; pb
190 × 167 mm
978 1 85759 955 8
£4.95
The Royal Palace
of Seville
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 201 6
£14.95 / $29.95
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The Palace of Mafra
52 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 991 6
£4.95 / $9.95
The Palace and
Gardens of Queluz
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 609 0
£4.95 / $9.95
National Palace
of Sintra
48 pages; pb
190 × 167 mm
978 1 85759 946 6
£4.95
Maymont:
An American Estate
80 pages; hb
254 × 216 mm
978 1 85759 973 2
£16.50 / $25
pb (on site only):
978 1 85759 974 9
$14.95
The Essential
Roman Baths
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 466 9
£5 / $9.95
Strawberry Hill
& Horace Walpole:
Essential Guide
48 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 657 1
£6.95 / $9.95
The Palace and
Gardens of
Monserrate
40 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 543 7
£6.95 / $9.95
The Royal Wedding
40 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 724 0
£5 / $8
Torre de Belém
64 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 311 2
£8.95 / $14.95
Henry Moore
at Perry Green
96 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 683 0
£12.95 / $19.95
Saint Thomas Becket
40 pages; pb
210 × 148 mm
978 1 85759 622 9
£4.99
Waddesdon Manor
320 pages; hb
303 × 254 mm
978 1 85759 623 6
£39.95 / $75
The Moorish Castle,
Sintra
40 pages; pb
190 × 167 mm
978 1 85759 916 9
£4.95
Set In Stone?
How Our Ancestors
Saw Stonehenge
32 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 881 0
£4.95
Wilton House
64 pages; pb
240 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 848 3
£5
The Monastery
of Alcobaça
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 726 4
£4.95 / $9.95
Buckfast Abbey
24 pages; pb
297 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 400 3
£3
The Convent
of Capuchos
48 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 720 2
£4.95
All Hallows
by the Tower
16 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 933 6
£3.50
96 pages; pb
276 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 027 2
£9.95 / $19.95
The Convent of Christ,
Tomar
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 397 6
£4.95 / $9.95
The Monastery
of Batalha
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 396 9
£4.95 / $9.95
Canterbury Cathedral:
Souvenir
40 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 0 906211 64 9
£4.99
Ely Cathedral
48 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 539 0
£4.99
Bath Abbey:
Souvenir Guide
24 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 670 0
£5
A Walking Guide
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 0 906211 53 3
£2.50
Ely Cathedral:
A Short Tour
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 603 8
£2.50
Beyond the Façade:
A Synagogue,
A Restoration,
A Legacy: Museum
at Eldridge Street
176 pages; hb
280 × 178 mm
978 1 85759 718 9
£29.95 / $45
Stained Glass of
224 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 966 4
£19.95 / $29.95
Gloucester Cathedral
24 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 439 3
£3.99
Blackburn Cathedral
32 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 645 8
£3.99
Chester Cathedral
48 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 591 8
£5
Gloucester Cathedral:
Faith, Art and
Architecture:
1000 Years
128 pages; pb
270 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 667 0
£16.95 / $25
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CHILDREN SELECT
& FAMILY
BACKLIST
GUIDES
RELIGIOUS SITES
Stained Glass
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 354 9
£2.50
RELIGIOUS SITES
Hereford Cathedral
32 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 791 2
£5
Rare Treasures of
Hereford Cathedral:
Mappa Mundi,
Magna Carta and
Chained Library
24 pages; pb
210 × 220 mm
978 1 85759 707 3
£4.50
Hexham Abbey
32 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 533 8
£5
Church of the Holy
Cross, Crediton
24 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 447 8
£3
Jerónimos: Abbey
of Santa Maria
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 491 1
£4.95 / $9.95
St George’s Chapel,
Windsor Castle
40 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 710 3
£4.50
The Cathedral of
St John the Baptist,
Norwich
32 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 834 6
£5
Saint Patrick’s
Cathedral, Dublin
32 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 965 7
£5
Salisbury Cathedral:
The Making of a
Medieval Masterpiece
128 pages; pb
270 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 927 5
£16.95 / $29.95
Church of Santa
Engrácia, National
Pantheon
40 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 731 8
£4.95 / $9.95
The Cathedral
of Seville
128 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 203 0
£14.95 / $29.95
S
C
A
L
A
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S AINT
R ICHARD
Lichfield Cathedral
32 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 918 3
£5
The Preah Khan
Monastic Complex:
Angkor, Cambodia
88 pages; pb
278 × 204 mm
978 1 85759 494 2
£8.95 / $14.95
50
Lincoln Cathedral
Stained Glass:
A Short Tour
24 pages; pb
196 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 730 1
£3
The Queen’s
Coronation:
The Inside Story
64 pages; pb
210 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 735 6
£6 / $9.95
Stained Glass of
Lincoln Cathedral
96 pages; pb
276 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 774 5
£15
St Albans Cathedral
& Abbey
128 pages; pb
270 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 976 3
£16.95 / $35
Manchester Cathedral:
A Short Tour
24 pages; pb
196 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 449 2
£2
Stained Glass of
St Edmundsbury
Cathedral
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 387 7
£2
Souvenir Guide
24 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 658 8
£4.99
St Etheldreda’s:
Ely Place
16 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 867 4
£5
Mosques of Istanbul
160 pages; pb
238 × 167 mm
978 1 85759 307 5
£14.95 / $29.95
St George’s,
Bloomsbury, London
72 pages; pb
278 × 204 mm
978 1 85759 428 7
£8.95 / $14.95
Sherborne Abbey
32 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 835 3
£5
Westminster Abbey:
A Souvenir Guide
48 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 821 6
£6
Southwark Cathedral
32 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 775 2
£4.50
Treasures of
Westminster Abbey
176 pages; pb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 660 1
£16.95 / $24.95
hb (on site only):
978 1 85759 649 6
£25
The Story of Saint
Richard
32 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
1 85759 299 9
£1.75
Christian Martyrs of
the Twentieth Century
(Westminster Abbey)
12 pages; pb
240 × 170 mm
978 1 85759 921 3
£2.95
Tetbury Parish Church:
The Parish Church of
St Mary the Virgin and
St Mary Magdalen
16 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 600 7
£3.25
A World of Worship:
Scenes from
Westminster Abbey’s
Lytlington Missal
56 pages; hb with
slipcase
210 × 210 mm
978 1 85759 671 7
Tewkesbury Abbey
24 pages; pb
297 × 190 mm
978 1 85759 779 0
£4.50
Winchester Cathedral:
A Short Tour
16 pages; pb
196 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 398 3
£2.50
Westminster Abbey:
A Short Tour
32 pages; pb
196 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 820 9
£2
Worcester Cathedral
32 pages; pb
240 × 172 mm
978 1 85759 610 6
£4
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CHILDREN SELECT
& FAMILY
BACKLIST
GUIDES
LIBRARIES AND MANUSCRIPTS
The British Library
112 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 375 4
£12.95 / $24.95
Lambeth Palace
Library
176 pages; hb
270 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 627 4
On these Walls:
Inscriptions &
Quotations in the
Library of Congress
128 pages; pb
254 × 228 mm
978 1 85759 545 1
£10.95 / $19.95
52
The Chester Beatty
Library, Dublin Castle
112 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 236 8
£12.95 / $24.95
£35 / $60
The Library of
Congress: An
Architectural Alphabet
64 pages; pb
230 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 673 1
£5.95 / $9.95
The Parker Library:
Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 634 2
£2.99
ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
Chetham’s Library
24 pages; pb
197 × 106 mm
978 1 85759 556 7
£2.99
The Morgan Library
176 pages; hb
270 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 589 5
£24.95 / $45
The Pepys Library
88 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 953 4
£14.95 / $22.50
The Huntington
Library: Treasures
from Ten Centuries
160 pages; hb
270 × 205 mm
978 1 85759 334 1
£24.95 / $34.95
The National Library
of Ireland
96 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 557 4
£12.95 / $24.95
Rax me that Buik:
Highlights from
the Collections of
The National Library
of Scotland
144 pages; pb
274 × 196 mm
978 1 85759 638 0
£16.95 / $29.95
Ingenious Impressions:
Fifteenth-century
Printed Books from
the University of
Glasgow Library
80 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 926 8
£12.95 / $19.95
The Nation’s
Library: The Library
of Congress,
Washington, D.C.
160 pages; pb
229 × 150 mm
978 1 85759 672 4
£9.95 / $14.95
Senate House
Library, University
of London
136 pages; hb
270 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 790 5
£25 / $40
Islam: Faith, Art,
Culture: Manuscripts
of the Chester
Beatty Library
256 pages; pb
303 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 512 3
£29.95 / $60
The New York Public
Library: A Universe
of Knowledge
144 pages; pb
229 × 150 mm
978 1 85759 234 4
£12.95 / $19.95
Treasures from Lord
Fairhaven’s Library
at Anglesey Abbey
144 pages; pb
270 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 826 1
£19.95 / $29.95
AIDS in New York:
The First Five Years
80 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 935 0
£9.95 / $12.95
Great Collectors
of Our Time
416 pages; hb
255 × 195 mm
978 1 85759 514 7
£45 / $85
The Red Dean of
Canterbury
352 pages; hb
234 × 156 mm
978 1 85759 736 3
£16.95 / $29.95
The British as
Art Collectors
352 pages; hb
290 × 230 mm
978 1 85759 749 3
£60 / $100
London 1000 Years:
Treasures from the
Collections of the
City of London
160 pages; hb
280 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 699 1
£29.95 / $50
St James’s Palace:
A History
160 pages; hb
255 × 195 mm
978 1 85759 659 5
£25 / $45
Chinese American:
Exclusion/Inclusion
80 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 896 4
£6.95 / $9.95
The Marvelous Album
of Madame B: Being
the Handiwork of
a Victorian Lady of
Considerable Talent
64 pages; paper over
board with dye-cut
cover
178 × 229 mm
978 1 85759 579 6
£9.95 / $18.95
Start with a House,
Finish with a
Collection
300 pages; hb
267 × 286 mm
978 1 85759 919 0
£45 / $75
A Dealer’s Hand:
The Chinese Art World
Through the Eyes of
Giuseppe Eskenazi
352 pages; hb
303 × 240 mm
978 1 85759 801 8
£60 / $125
New York Rising: New
York and the Founding
of the United States
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 776 9
£6.95 / $9.95
The First Ladies
of America
96 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 410 2
£4.95 / $6.95
Now Boarding:
Fentress Airports
and the Architecture
of Flight
144 pages; hb
254 × 305 mm
978 1 85759 746 2
£29.95 / $39.95
Foundations of a
Collection: The Barber
Institute of Fine Arts
160 pages; pb
248 × 200 mm
978 1 85759 814 8
£16.95 / $25
The Presidents
of America
96 pages; pb
190 × 165 mm
978 1 85759 409 6
£4.95 / $6.95
WWII & NYC
64 pages; pb
228 × 152 mm
978 1 85759 808 7
£6.50 / $9.95
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INDEX
A
Adare: The Augustinian Friary
and St Nicholas Church 32
The Age of Enchantment 1
AIDS in New York: The First
Five Years 53
Ajuda National Palace 47
Albright-Knox Art Gallery:
Highlights of the Collection 39
The Monastery of Alcobaça 49
Basil Alkazzi: An Odyssey of
Dreams: A Decade of Paintings
2003–2013 37
All Hallows by the Tower 49
The Alnwick Garden 47
The Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin 39
The Alte Pinakothek, Munich 39
The American Museum in Britain:
Director’s Choice 17
American Museum of Natural History:
The Official Guide 39
The American Wing at The
Metropolitan Museum of Art:
A Walking Guide 22
America’s Treasures at Bayou Bend:
Celebrating Fifty Years 39
Ancestors of Congo Square:
African Art in the New Orleans
Museum of Art 39
Ancient Trees of the National Trust 25
Anhui Museum 39
Architecture of Canterbury
Cathedral 29
Arnolfini: Art Spaces 44
Art in Architecture: Building
Crystal Bridges Museum of
American Art 12
The Art Institute of Chicago:
From 1879 to the Modern Wing:
Art Spaces 23, 44
Art in Nature: Crystal Bridges
Museum of American Art 12
The Art of Guido Cagnacci 7
The Art of the Cayman Islands:
A Journey through the National
Gallery Collection 15
The Art of the South 1890–2003:
The Ogden Museum of Southern
Art 39
Art, Power, Diplomacy: Government
Art Collection 39
Ascott 47
The Asian Art Museum of San
Francisco: Art Spaces 44
B
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art:
Art Spaces 44
The Barber Institute of Fine Arts 39
The Barber Institute of Fine Arts:
Bo Bartlett 16
The Monastery of Batalha 49
David Bates 37
54
Bath Abbey: Souvenir Guide 49
Bayou Bend Gardens:
A Southern Oasis 47
The Beaney House of Art &
Knowledge: Highlights 20
Beatific Soul: Jack Kerouac
on the Road 37
Beauty, Sex and Power:
A Story of Debauchery and
Decadent Art at the Late
Stuart Court 37
Berkeley Castle 47
Bermuda National Gallery:
An Introduction 39
Beyond Bling: Voices of Hip Hop
in Art 37
Beyond the Façade: A Synagogue,
A Restoration, A Legacy:
Museum at Eldridge Street 49
The History of Bishops Park:
A People’s Park 47
The Black Prince 47
Blackburn Cathedral 49
Bold Expansion: The Nelson-Atkins
Museum of Art Bloch Building 39
Brancusi’s Endless Column
Ensemble 47
Bristol Cathedral 30
The British as Art Collectors 53
The British Library 52
The British Library: Art Spaces 44
The Brontës: A Family Writes 6
Brontë Parsonage Museum 39
Brooklyn Museum: Building for
the Future: Art Spaces 44
Buckfast Abbey 49
Buckingham Palace 46
Building the Frick Collection:
An Introduction to the House
and its Collections 7
The Busch-Reisinger Museum:
Harvard University Art
Museums 39
C
Ca’ d’Zan: Ringling’s Venetian Palace:
The John and Mable Ringling
Museum of Art: Art Spaces 44
Calouste Gulbenkian Museum:
Director’s Choice 11, 17
Canterbury Cathedral 49
Canterbury Cathedral: Souvenir 49
A Walking Guide 49
Stained Glass of Canterbury
Cathedral 49
The Essential Cardiff Castle 47
Carnegie Museum of Art:
Cathedrals of the Church of England:
Geoffrey Chaucer 47
Chatsworth: Director’s Choice 17
Chawton House Library 33
Chester Beatty Library:
The Chester Beatty Library,
Dublin Castle 33, 52
Chester Cathedral 49
Chetham’s Library 52
Children of the Plumed Serpent:
The Legacy of Quetzalcoatl
in Ancient Mexico 37
Chinese Museums Association
Guide: Edited by CMA 39
Chinese American: Exclusion/
Inclusion 53
Churches of the Church of England:
Circus Museum: The John and
Mable Ringling Museum of Art:
Art Spaces 44
Clarence House 46
The Clark: The Institute and Its
Collections 39
Classic Quilts from the American
Museum in Britain 39
The Cleveland Museum of Art:
Art Spaces 9, 44
The Cleveland Museum of Art:
Gardens: The Cleveland Museum
of Art 9
The CMA Companion: A Guide
to the Cleveland Museum of Art 9
Clitheroe Castle Museum: Castle Keep, Museum and Park 47
Collecting Stories: Royal Albert
Memorial Museum &
Art Gallery 39
Compton Verney 40
Constable and Salisbury:
The Soul of Landscape 37
The Convent of Capuchos 49
The Convent of Christ, Tomar 49
Cooper-Hewitt National Design
Museum: Art Spaces 44
Corinium Museum: Highlights 20
Cosmonauts: Birth of the
Space Age 4
The Courtauld Gallery:
Masterpieces 40
Coventry Cathedral 28
A Crisis of Brilliance, 1908–1922 1
R. Luke DuBois – Now 37
Dulwich Picture Gallery, London:
Dumfries House 47
The Caves of Dunhuang 47
Albrecht Dürer: Chester Beatty
Library 37
Dutch Landscapes 37
D
G
de Young: Selected Works 40
A Dealer’s Hand: The Chinese
Art World Through the Eyes
of Giuseppe Eskenazi 53
The Deep: Sticker Activity Book 36
The Deep: Your Essential Guide 36
Delaware Art Museum:
Selected Treasures 40
Denver Art Museum: Art Spaces 44
Denver Art Museum: Highlights
from the Collection 40
Dreaming Their Way: Australian
Aboriginal Women Painters 37
Gemäldegalerie, Berlin:
50 Masterpieces 40
Gifts and Discoveries:
The Museum of Archaeology
and Anthropology, Cambridge 40
Global Citizen: The Architecture
of Moshe Safdie 12
Gloucester Cathedral 49
Gloucester Cathedral: Faith, Art
and Architecture: 1000 Years 49
Stained Glass 50
Goa and the Great Mughal 11
E
Egyptian Museum and Papyrus
Collection, Berlin 40
Ely Cathedral 49
Ely Cathedral: A Short Tour 49
Embroidery of the Greek Islands
and Epirus Region: Harpies,
Mermaids, and Tulips 40
English Heritage: Director’s Choice 18
European Paintings in The
Metropolitan Museum of Art:
A Walking Guide 22
F
Fashion Museum: Treasures 40
firstsite: Art Spaces 44
The First Ladies of the United States
of America 53
Treasures of the Fitzwilliam
Museum 40
The Flying Scotsman: Speed,
Style, Service 5
Folk Art from the American
Museum in Britain 40
The Forbidden City 47
Foundations of a Collection:
Barber Institute of Fine Arts 53
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Bachman-Wilson
House at Crystal Bridges Museum
of American Art 13
Decorative Arts Handbook 7
Director’s Choice 7, 18
Handbook of Paintings 7
The Frick Collection: A Tour 7
The Frick Pittsburgh:
A Guide to the Collection 14
Gothic Ivories: Calouste
Gulbenkian Museum 11
Great Collectors of our Time 53
The Great Court at the
British Museum: Art Spaces 44
Greek Vases: Gods, Heroes
and Mortals 40
Greyfriars Kirk 32
Grounds and Gardens:
The Guangxi Museum 40
H
Henan Museum 40
Sean Henry 37
The Hepworth Wakefield:
Art Spaces 23, 44
Hereford Cathedral 50
Rare Treasures of Hereford Cathedral:
Mappa Mundi, Magna Carta
and Chained Library 50
The Hermitage: Masterpieces 40
Hexham Abbey 50
The Historic Asolo Theater:
Historic Royal Palaces:
Curators’ Choice 18
HMS Warrior, 1860 47
Hockney, Printmaker 1
Hogarth’s House 47
The Holburne Museum 40
Church of the Holy Cross, Crediton 50
Hugh Lane: Founder of a Gallery
of Modern Art for Ireland 40
Hunan Museum 41
The Hunterian, University of
Glasgow: Director’s Choice 18
The Huntington Library: Treasures
from Ten Centuries 52
I
Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist
in Medieval Life and Art 6
The Immortal Stone: Chinese
Jades from the Neolithic Period
to the Twentieth Century 41
Information Age: Six Networks
that Changed our World 4
Ingenious Impressions: Fifteenth-
century Printed Books from the University of Glasgow Library 52
Islam: Faith, Art, Culture: Manuscripts
of the Chester Beatty Library 52
Islamic Art in The Metropolitan
Museum of Art: A Walking
Guide 22
Italian Paintings and Drawings:
The Royal Collection 46
Iznik Pottery and Tiles in the
Calouste Gulbenkian
Collection 11
J
M
Bill Jacklin’s New York 2
Jane & Arthur Stieren Center
for Exhibitions: McNay
Art Museum 41
Jazz, Giants, and Journeys:
The Photography of
Herman Leonard 37
Jerónimos Abbey of Santa Maria 50
Museum of Art: Curator’s
Choice 19
Anne Madden 37
The Palace of Mafra 48
Magdalen College Oxford:
A Brief History and Guide 35
Magdalen College, University
of Oxford 35
A Short Tour 50
A Souvenir Guide 50
Mapping the New World:
Renaissance Maps from the
American Museum in Britain 41
The Marvelous Album of Madame
B: Being the Handiwork of a
Lady of Considerable Talent 53
Mathematics: A History in Objects 4
Mauritshuis: Director’s Choice 19
Maymont: An American Estate 48
The Menil Collection: Art Spaces 45
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Director’s Tour: A Walking
Guide 22
Modern Art at the Pinakothek
der Moderne, Munich 41
Modern British Art at Pallant
House Gallery 41
In Monet’s Garden: Artists and
the Lure of Giverny 37
The Palace and Gardens
of Monserrate 48
Monsoon Traders: The Maritime
World of the East India
Company 41
Henry Moore at Dulwich
Picture Gallery 1
Henry Moore at Perry Green 48
The Moorish Castle, Sintra 48
The Morgan Library 6, 52
Mosaics of St Paul’s Cathedral 31
Mosques of Istanbul 50
MUDE: Design and Fashion
Museum, Lisbon 41
Edvard Munch at the Munch
Museum 16
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston:
Art Spaces 45
Museum of London: Museum
Highlights 21
Museum of London Docklands:
Museum Highlights 21
Museum of the History of Science,
Oxford: Director’s Choice 19
K
The Kent Museum of Freemasonry 20
Guillermo Kuitca: Everything 37
The Kunsthistorisches Museum,
Vienna: The Imperial and
Ecclesiastical Treasury 41
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna:
The Kunstkammer Vienna 41
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna:
Collection of Paintings 41
L
Laing Art Gallery:
Companion Guide 41
Lambeth Palace Library 33, 52
Leeds Castle 47
Leeds Museums and Galleries:
Legion of Honor: Selected Works 41
The Liaoning Museum 41
The Library of Congress:
An Architectural Alphabet 52
Lichfield Cathedral 50
Lichfield Cathedral: A Journey
of Discovery 29
Lincoln Castle 26
Lincoln Cathedral: The Biography
of a Great Building 29
Lincoln Cathedral Stained Glass:
A Short Tour 50
Stained Glass of Lincoln Cathedral 50
Lincolnshire’s Great Exhibition:
Treasures, Saints and Heroes 37
The Lobkowicz Collections 41
The Lod Mosaic: A Spectacular
Roman Mosaic Floor 41
London 1000 Years: Treasures
from the Collections of the
City of London 53
Lord’s: The Guide 47
A Portrait of Lord’s: 200 Years
of Cricket History 48
Lords of Creation: The Origins
of Sacred Maya Kingship 37
Los Angeles County Museum
of Art: Art Spaces 23, 45
N
Nanjing Museum 41
Paul Nash: The Elements 1
The Nation’s Library: The Library of
Congress, Washington, D.C. 33, 52
National Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum: Map & Guide 41
National Building Museum:
Art Spaces 45
National Gallery of Art, Washington:
Map and Guide 42
National Gallery of Art, Washington:
A World of Art 42
The National Gallery of Denmark:
Essential Guide 10
Highlights of the Collection 10
The National Gallery, London:
Art Spaces 23, 45
The National Gallery, London:
National Gallery Singapore:
Art Spaces 23, 45
The National Library of Ireland 52
Nationalmuseum Stockholm 42
National Museum of China 42
The National Museum, Sultanate
of Oman: Highlights 20
The National Museum in Warsaw:
The Neue Pinakothek Munich 42
New Museum of Contemporary Art:
Art Spaces 45
The New York Public Library:
A Beaux-Arts Landmark:
Art Spaces 45
The New York Public Library:
A Universe of Knowledge 33, 52
New York Rising: New York and the
Founding of the United States 53
Newark Museum: Selected Works 42
Isamu Noguchi: Master Sculptor 38
The Northern Renaissance:
Dürer to Holbein 46
Now Boarding: Fentress Airports
and the Architecture of Flight 53
Nueva York: 1613–1945 38
O
The Old Masters Gallery, Kassel 42
On These Walls: Inscriptions and
Quotations in the Library
of Congress 52
P
Painting Norway: Nikolai Astrup
1880–1928 1
The Palace of Holyroodhouse 46
Parker: Heritage & Excellence 42
The Parker Library: Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge 52
Passionate Patrons: Victoria & Albert
and the Arts 46
Park and Palace of Pena 48
The Pepys Library 33, 52
Pergamon Museum, Berlin:
66 Masterpieces 42
Photorealism: Beginnings to Today 38
Picasso: The Great War,
Experimentation, and Change 3
Picasso: Guernica 42
55
INDEX
The Picture Gallery, Academy of
Fine Arts, Vienna 42
Picturing Mary: Woman, Mother,
Idea 38
Horace Pippin: The Way I See It 38
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