Irene Hardwicke Olivieri s enchanting, idiosyncratic, and curiously complex artworks explore the subterranean aspects of life love and relationships, secrets and obsessions all the while opening a window to what she calls the mysterious workshop of nature. In Irene Hardwicke Olivieri: Closer to Wildness, we witness an artist infinitely inspired by the natural world. Her intricate paintings are laced with knowledge of the cougars, wood rats, caterpillars, and other animal familiars. These lovingly rendered, often-surreal beings allegorize challenges and discoveries encountered on life s journey. Neither humans nor animals are simple portraits under Olivieri s brush; her works explore the wildness within and without.

Irene Hardwicke Olivieri: Closer to Wilderness

Carl Little

Arts & Photography

Pomegranate

Fine color reproduction (in a 10x8 format) of 33 paintings. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Winslow Homer and the Sea

History & Criticism

This is sturdy notch paper binding with beautiful fine art illustrated cover, 6 x 9 inches.

Ocean Drinker, New & Selected Poems

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Deerbrook Editions

Vincent Andrew Hartgen: His Art and Legacy

David Hartgen

Stephen Hartgen

Wildflower Lane Publishing

Edward Hopper, one of the most important American painters of the twentieth century, spent nearly every summer of his prolific career in New Englandâ€”a region with coastal views, mansardroofed houses, and a still light that served as the inspiration of many of Hopper's greatest works. This comprehensive collection presents some of Hopper's finest paintings of New England, providing a guide to the places that resonated so deeply with the artist throughout his career.
Carl Little's essay examines the crucial role New England played in Hopper's development and considers the full range of his work devoted to this subject: early etchings and radiant watercolors; architectural paintings of Victorian mansions, factories, barns, and summer cottages; and magnificent sailing pictures through which Hopper expressed his lifelong love of the sea. Also included are late-career psychological paintingsâ€”composites of the landscape with figuresâ€”which convey the loneliness and isolation for which Hopper's work is best known.
 On the coast of Maine, along the shore of Cape Ann, among the hills of Vermont and the bluffs of Cape Cod, Edward Hopper found the New England landscape to suit his sensibility. Edward Hopper's New England explores the artist's profound relationship with the region, from his scenes of Gloucester's sail-filled harbors and sunlit streets to his monumental lighthouse paintings, which have become icons of American art.
Back in print, this second, revised edition of the classic best-seller offers an updated, fresh design. Includes selected bibliography.

Edward Hopper's New England

Art of Acadia

David Little

SIMON AND SCHUSTER

Blanket of the Night

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