This gorgeous book is the first to examine the relationship between these two great artists, both members of Stieglitz’s circle, and how they shaped each other’s careers and American modernism.

This book presents a selection of the remarkable range of maritime works produced by John Singer Sargent when he was a young man and first visited Europe.

The eminent art critic and philosopher Arthur Danto presents an elegant and masterful portrait of Andy Warhol’s life, character, and lasting influence.

A collection of off-stage photographs of rock & roll superstars––among them Elvis, Eric Clapton, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, and Jimi Hendrix––by the most talented photographers of the era.

A gorgeously illustrated book that is the first to explore the impact of Darwin’s ideas about nature and human history on nineteenth-century artists from Frederic Church to Claude Monet

This unprecedented overview of the Pictures Generation––the most significant and influential group of artists of the last 40 years––features works by Richard Prince, David Salle, Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, and others, who explore ways in which images influence how we perceive the world and ourselves.

Reproducing and citing previously unpublished letters and other primary documents, this important book positions O’Keeffe as a foremost abstractionist and chronicles the shifts and changes in her style and subject matter during her long career.

Focusing on Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, this original book draws on recent critical, historical, and biographical work to offer a new look at Abstract Expressionism.

At the age of seventy-two, Mary Delany, née Mary Granville (1700-1788), embarked upon a series of nearly a thousand botanical collages, or “paper mosaics,” which would prove to be the crowning achievement of her rich creative life.  These delicate hand-cut floral designs, made by a method of Mrs. Delany’s own invention, vie with the finest botanical works of her time.&n...

This definitive book on the career of New Yorker cartoonist and children’s book illustrator William Steig features over 250 of the artist’s drawings, many of them previously unpublished.

A beautifully illustrated and comprehensive look at the career of pioneering sculptor Louise Nevelson, a towering figure in postwar American art.

The first book devoted to Cézanne’s powerful impact on American art and its eager reception there, featuring paintings and photography by Paul Strand, Alfred Stieglitz, Arshile Gorky, and Max Weber, among others.

How do books map the intellectual tastes of their readers? This alluring volume provides an intimate look at the personal libraries and top ten reading lists of twelve of the world’s leading architects.