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Pop Art Redefined A History of

JOHN RUSSELL and SUZI GABLIK Mexican Mural Painting
With 192 plates, 17 in colour' 42s
This by-product of the Hayward Gallery's Pop Art exhibition ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ
i;mmediately established itself as the one up-to-date source With 279 plates, 49 in colour £8 8s
book. Interviews with artists, statements by them and a mass Mexico's three greatest painters-Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros
of biographical information and plates. -were primarily mural painters. Together with others they
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began a pictorial narrative of their country's history that has
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Eugene Boudin continued to be elaborated on the walls of public buildin .
This is a detailed study of their work, their contemporaries'
work and the tradition from which it sprang.
G.JEAN-AUBRY
With 223 plates, 50 in colour £10 lOs Turner
The only full scale monograph on the most gifted and charm­
ing of the Impressionists' immediate forerunners. A compre­ GRAHAM REYNOLDS
hensive selection of illustrations is complemented by a With 130 plates, 60 in colour cloth 35s, paper 21s
painstakingly researched text with a substantial apparatus The best inexpensive publication on Turner available and
including many of Boudin's letters. acclaimed as such by many reviewers. Graham Reynolds is
Keeper of Prints and Drawin gs at the Victoria and Albert
Artworks and Packages Museum.

HAROLD ROSENBERG Christo
With 171 plates, 8 in colour £7 7s LAWRENCE ALLOWAY
This fully illustrated collection of Harold Rosenberg's recent With 71 plates, 3 in colour 42s
writin gs on the contemporary art scene shows this formidable Christo's packages, whether they conceal wheelbarrows or
critic at his most perceptive. Themes covered include the three miles of Australian coast-a work now in progress-are
fading boundaries between commercial and fine art, political amongst the most startling sculptures today. Lawrence
painting, the function of museums and minimal art. Alloway explains the aims behind these puzzling and haunting
works.
Movements in Art Since 1945 Roger de la Fresna e

EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH 7
With 250 plates, 50 in colour cloth 35s, paper 21s WITH A CATALOGUE RAISONN
A clear, swift-moving narrative describing and discussing all GERMAIN SELIGMAN
the principal movements of the past twenty-five years in With 680 illustrations, 32 in colour £21
England, America, France and the rest of the Continent. The This is a limited numbered edition of 300 copies-an important
accent is on supplying not only detailed information but also a tool for the study of Cubism and a record of de la Fresnaye's
correct historical perspective. work in oil, watercolour, gouache and pencil.
Coming shortly:
The Evolution of Roy Lichtenstein
Modern Sculpture DIANE WALDMAN

A. M. HAMMACHER The Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp
With 404 plates, 27 in colour £6 6s ARTURO SCHWARZ
Arno Hammacher is one of the champions of modern sculpture Dada and Surrealist Art
and has done much, by writing, talking and acting, to stimu­ WILLIAM RUBIN
late interest in the medium. In many ways this full account of
the revitalization of sculpture from the time of Rodin up to The Avant Garde In the History of Painting
today is his testament. GERMAIN BAZIN

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