Great American Treasures celebrates America's wealth of historic architecture, craftsmanship, and...

'The Wind moves the Waves, the Waves move the Light, and the Light moves us all. Spinning, shimme...

Perhaps more so than any other Photorealist, Bertrand Meniel (French, 1961-) has embraced digital

The trajectory of Don Gummer's career as a sculptor began in New York City in the late 1970s with...

This publication is an important contribution to telling the fuller story of the development of p...

Over five decades John Van Alstine's abstract sculptures have revealed the complex synergy betwee...

This full-color catalog accompanied the first museum exhibition to examine the digitally crafted ...

Interviews with 14 master American furniture makers, detailing their creative processes and their...

Realist sculptor Carole A. Feuerman's human-figure sculptures express a refreshing perspective on...

The durable nature of glass, its range of colors, malleability, and most of all, its optical tran...

'The abandoned and forgotten landscapes of rural southwestern towns are the favored subjects of R...

'Throughout his career, Hodermarsky's work embraced both the representational and the abstract. H...

Will Barnet's artistic career as a painter and printmaker spanned nearly eight decades of continu...

Documented within the pages of this book are accounts of the outlaws, lawmen, and unusual charact...

This book will be the first major monograph of the work of Peter DeCamp Haines, whose oeuvre in s...

The World Before Racism: An Art Story is a gripping history of anti-black racism, told through wo...

Hannock's paintings are contemporary postmodern expressions of the great American landscape artis...

Sculptor and furniture designer Wendell Castle (1932-2018) carved a distinct path in furniture ma...