City on a hill: Twenty years of artists at Cortona

Georgia Museum Of Art

Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia

George Cooke, a popular nineteenth-century portraitist and landscape painter, also painted historical subjects and copies of Old Master paintings. This first retrospective exhibition and catalogue of his works includes more than thirty portraits, historical scenes, landscapes, prints, and drawings. This publication won the LoPresti/Arliss Award for scholarly research.

George Cooke 1793 1849

Arts & Photography

Cooke, George

Individual Artists

Univ of Georgia Georgia Museum

Antonio Xavier Trindade reveals a mixture of Western and Indian influences in his portraits. This catalogue includes the origin and history of the Bombay School of painting, a biographical essay and a remembrance about Trindade, an essay on Trindade's daughter, Angela, and a catalogue of the first and only exhibition of his 20th century works in the United States.

Antonio Xavier Trindade: An Indian Painter from Portuguese Goa

Eiland, William U.

Trindade, Antonio Xavier

Tindall, Bradley H.

Sirhandi, Marcella Nesom

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Produced in conjunction with an exhibition originating at the Georgia Museum of Art and scheduled for several venues during 1997. Thoroughly researched essays give an overview of the 1930s; discuss the Southern scene in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi, South Carolina, and North Carolina and Virginia; and address the subjects of WPA black printmakers, and views of the South by Northern artists. Illustrated with color and b&amp;w plates. 11x9" Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

The American Scene and the South: Paintings and Works on Paper, 1930-1946

Fritz Bultman: Collages is a comprehensive summary of the exhibition featured at the Georgia Museum of Art. Essays by Evan R. Firestone and Donald Windham explore the content and aesthetic value of Bultman's work, linking him to Robert Motherwell and Henri Matisse.

Fritz Bultman: Collages

Windham, Donald

Bultman, Fritz

Firestone, Evan F.

A Unique American Vision accompanied the Georgia Museum of Art's career-spanning and comprehensive exhibition of Gregory Gillespie's work. Gillespie's close friend, Carl Belz, contributed an essay that examines the artist's philosophy of painting and his rejection of the simplistic term "realism" as a label for his work. The catalogue also contains an enlightening interview with Gillespie by Donald D. Keyes, curator of paintings at the GMOA, a selected chronology of Gillespie's life and work, and a checklist of the exhibition. All works are illustrated in beautifully-reproduced color.

A Unique American Vision: Paintings by Gregory Gillespie

Gillespie, Gregory

Belz, Carl

Keyes, Donald D.

Carr, Rani M.

Duccio di Buoninsegna, one of the greatest of the early Italian painters, was the father of the Sienese school. This volume draws together all the contemporary documentation concerning his life and works, all the notices of the painter in the Sienese chronicles, and both published and unpublished secondary sources to the middle of the nineteenth century. Concluding with a rich bibliography, this book will become the foundation for further scholarship and a means for teaching students to handle original documentary notices.

Duccio Di Buoninsegna : The Documents (Issues in the History of Art)

Satkowski, Jane

Maginnis, Hayden B. J.

This volume of 13 essays is a contribution toward a new comprehensive understanding of art and devotion that encompasses a body of evidence drawn from social and religious history. It takes us back to late medieval and Renaissance Italy, when painted images rose to an entirely novel prominence. It is a collection of studies that examine relations between images, the faithful, and the faith, and in so doing offer glimpses of ideas and beliefs that were to have a long history. In sum, this volume provides an introduction to an important and expanding field of historical scholarship and directs the reader to a wealth of relevant sources. The contributors have provided fascinating discussions that work together to enhance our understanding of what were "visions of holiness."

Visions of Holiness: Art and Devotion in Renaissance Italy (Issues in the History of Art)

Drawing in Renaissance and Baroque Siena: 16Th- And 17Th-Century Drawings from Sienese Collections

Ciampolini, Marco

Ward-Perkins, Hugh

This catalogue accompanies the retrospective exhibition of Leo Twiggs, a South Carolina artist known for his work using batik. Thirty-seven full color images illustrate Twiggs's work from 1961 to 2003.

Myths and Metaphors: The Art of Leo Twiggs

Martin, Frank W.

Laufer, Marilyn

Twiggs, Leo

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