A major new publication looking at the rich history of photographic practice by Black female and non-binary artists from the late 19th century to the present day. For decades, women have been overlooked in the cultural history of photography, especi...

Barcelona's transformation into a crucible of modern art, design, and architecture is explored in this exhibition catalog that sets its artistic flowering in vivid relief. Presenting more than 140 works across painting, architecture, decorative arts...

This visually stunning exhibition catalog traces the social and international networks that transformed Impressionism from a Parisian experiment to a global phenomenon. Offering a fresh account of how Impressionism developed, circulated, and gained...

At once elegant, authoritative and accessible, this definitive book traces how Mucha's mastery of line, symbolism, and integrated design shaped Art Nouveau's visual language. With 250 superb reproductions, renowned art historian Susie Hodge presents...

Our favorite hedgehog duo is back, discovering new traditions in a joyful holiday story. In their sixth adventure, Britta Teckentrup's beloved hedgehogs step out of their winter den in search of the perfect Christmas tree. What begins as an unadorne...

This evocative book traces the shifting ways artists have envisioned the dreamworld - from prophetic visions and sacred visitations to nightmares, fantasies, and surreal inventions. Spanning millennia and a wide range of artistic forms, the volume b...

This lavishly illustrated monograph showcases Elizaveta Porodina's latest fashion photography, where emotion and surrealism create hauntingly cinematic visual narratives. Elizaveta Porodina has built a reputation for transforming fashion imagery int...

This fascinating book charts the many ways artists have represented the passionate bonds that shape human life - from sacred devotion to erotic desire. Transporting readers across centuries and cultures, the volume pairs fifty artworks with brief, i...

Bringing his unmistakable eye to a lively collection of anonymous snapshots from the collection of Lee Shulman, Martin Parr assembles a loving, nostalgic portrait of British life in this thoughtfully selected photobook. Drawn from a trove of vernacu...

This richly illustrated introduction to Bruegel's major works brings his enduring themes and empirical, morally charged vision of collective life into focus. Pieter Bruegel's depictions of everyday sixteenth century Netherlandish life demonstrated h...