Henri Cartier-Bresson: Europeans.

Arts & Photography

Jean Clair

Photography & Video

Thames&Hudson

<p>A richly illustrated retrospective of the critically acclaimed work of the master photographer honors the ninety-fifth birthday of Cartier-Bresson with a collection of some of his finest works, representing all periods of his life, along with a selection of drawings, paintings, film stills, and previously unpublished photographs. 20,000 first printing.</p>

Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Man, the Image & the World: A Retrospective

Philippe Arbaizar

Biographies & Memoirs

Le Macchine Celibi / The Bachelor Machines

MICHEL DE CERTEAU

Michel Carrouges

Marc Le Bot

Bazon Brock

Peter Gorsen

Rizzoli

<p>The role of art in the rise of totalitarian ideologies is the focus of an international group of scholars and curators whose goal - unlike other publications on the period - is not to expose the ties between art and power, but to go to the heart of that power : biology. By focusing on the period s fascination with biology, they compare two impacted areas: the arts, where the idea of metamorphosis produced an aesthetic revival; and politics, where the struggle to bring about a eugenic and racist renewal had unprecedented consequences for society. Highlighting the enormous stylistic diversity and sociopolitical complexity of the times, this thematically-driven publication takes the form of a story in nine episodes. The complexity is reflected in the works of the artists who dealt with dramatic upheavals according to their personal convictions, fears, hopes or disappointments. Richly illustrated with works by, notably, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Wassily Kandinsky, Max Ernst, August Sander, Alexander Rodchenko, Lisette Model, Jean Arp, Jackson Pollock, Walker Evans and Diego Rivera</p>

The 1930s: The Making of the New Man

History & Criticism

National Gallery of Canada / ABC Art Books Canada

Marcel Duchamp: catalogue Raisonne (Vol. 2)

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Centre National d'art et Culture Georges Pompidou

Cosmos: From Romanticism to the Avant-Garde

From Galileo to Yves Klein the cosmos has been the inspiration for generations of artists, architects and designers. Their multifacetted cosmic visions are the subject of this original volume.

Cosmos: From romanticism to the avant-garde

Prestel

Hans Hartung le geste et la méthode

Fondation Maeght

This the paperback version of the catalogue for the  1995 Biennale di Venezia

Identity and Alterity

La Biennale di Venezia

Balthus

Bompiani

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