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The following publications
(all softbound) are available for sale through the Gallery. Orders must be prepaid
by check or money order. Please add $3.00 for First Class postage, except where
noted otherwise.
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ADDISON, ROBERT
W. "Robert W. Addison, A Retrospective Exhibition."
1971, 28 pp., 24 illus. The 42 paintings in this exhibition
represented the first retrospective for the Chicago artist.
Catalogue includes a biography of Addison and an in-depth
interpretation of his work by Martin E. Marty.
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$ 3.50
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AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL:
A BICENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
1975, 40 pp., 55 illus. (24 in color). The first eight
lines of Katharine Lee Bates' famous "America the Beautiful,"
were the inspiration for this exhibition featuring 47
paintings by eight contemporary realists. Includes essays
by Richard S. Hodgson and biographies of the artists.
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$ 5.00
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPE
PAINTINGS: SELECTIONS FROM THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART, ATLANTA.
1981, 32 pp., 30 illus. Catalogue of a traveling exhibition
of 30 landscape paintings by 24 American artists working
from the 1830's to the early 1900's. Fully illustrated
and annotated. Introduction by Gudmund Vigtel. (Published
by the High Museum of Art.)
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$ 3.00
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AMERICAN PORCELAIN
TRADITION.
1972, 32 pp., 19 illus. (5 in color), bibliography, index.
Beginning with an extensive survey of the history of American
porcelain, this exhibition catalogue lists 70 pieces by
21 manufacturers and decorators from 1820 to the present
day.
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$ 3.50
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AMERICAN SCULPTURE:
A TENTH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION.
1976. 46 pp., 88 illus. Catalogue of 88 sculptures, most
of which are from the Gallery's permanent collection.
Includes biographies of the 27 sculptors represented,
full catalogue descriptions, selected bibliography, and
index.
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$ 3.50
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AMERICAN SILVER
AND PRESSED GLASS.
1967, 68 pp., 77 illus., bibliographies, indexes. Extensive
catalogue of the Gallery's collection of early American
Colonial silver and two patterns of late 19th century
pressed glass (LION and WESTWARD-HO). Includes surveys
of early American silversmithing and the pressed glass
industry, biographies of silversmiths, and illustrations
of 69 pieces of silver and 46 pieces of glass.
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$20.00
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ART AND THE ANIMAL
(1996).
1996, 138 pp., color illus. This is the catalogue for
The Society of Animal Artists' 36th Annual Members Exhibition,
September 21-November 3, 1996. The exhibition was hosted
by the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas and Game Conservation
International.Add $6.00 for shipping.
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$5.00
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ART AND THE ANIMAL
(1999).
1999, 44 pp., b&w illus. Produced by The Cleveland Museum
of Natural History in Cleveland, Ohio, this is the catalogue
for The Society of Animal Artists 39th Annual Members
Exhibition, September 1-October 17, 1999.
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$ 2.50
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ARTISTRY IN ARMS,
THE ART OF GUNSMITHING AND GUN ENGRAVING.
1971, 44 p., 28 illus., bibliography, index. More than
175 guns, which combine to show the art of gun design
and gun engraving, are described and 63 illustrated in
this catalogue of the Gallery's firearms collection.
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$ 1.00
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ARTISTRY IN SILVER.
(Sculpture by C.M. Russell).
1970, 8 pp. 16 illus. This was the first publication ever
to reproduce 15 of the then 17 known sculptures by Charles
M. Russell which were cast in silver. Includes complete
catalogue listings, biographical sketch of the famous
"Cowboy Artist," and an essay on Russell as a sculptor
by Frederic G. Renner.
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ARTS FOR THE PARKS:
American Artists Celebrating Our National Parks
1989, 114 pp. 108 illus. (all color). Produced by the
National Park Academy of the Arts, Inc., the catalogue
features the top 100 paintings from the 1989 competition.
Includes Descriptions of National Parks by region and an
index of artists.
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$15.00
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ARTS FOR THE PARKS:
Artists Celebrating Our national Parks, 1992 Arts for
the Parks Catalog.
1992, 118 pp., 121 illus. (color). Produced by the National
Park Academy of the Arts, Inc., the catalogue features
the top 100 paintings from the 1992 competition. Includes
descriptions of National Parks by region and an index
of artists.
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BIRDS IN ART
2006, 134 pp., 128 illus. (all color). Catalogue of an annual
traveling exhibition of paintings, watercolors, mixed media,
prints and sculpture. (Published by the Leigh Yawkey Woodson
Art Museum). Add $6.00 for shipping.
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CHUMLEY, JOHN W.,
"John Chumley's Rural America."
1972, 36 pp. 44 illus. (20 in color). The first retrospective
exhibition of 53 paintings and watercolors by "The Andrew
Wyeth of Northern Virginia." Includes a biography of Chumley,
and appreciation of his work by Henry B. Caldwell, and
commentaries on the paintings by the artist.
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$ 5.00
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CLAGUE, RICHARD:
1821-1873.
1974, 128 pp., 103 illus. (5 in color), map, bibliography.
This major retrospective of works includes 103 paintings
and drawings by Richard Clague, considered by many to
be the major landscape artist working in the South during
the 19th century. The catalogue includes a chronology,
bibliography, and extensive descriptions of the works.
(Published by the New Orleans Museum of Art.)
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$ 2.50
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COST, JAMES PETER,
"Realism in Retrospect: The Works of James Peter Cost."
1971, 24 pp., 38 illus. (6 in color). Catalogue of 63
paintings by the Northern California artist James Peter
Cost. Includes a biography of the artist and listings
of all works in the exhibition.
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$ 4.00
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DAUM: 100 YEARS
OF GLASS AND CRYSTAL.
1978, 48 pp., 8 color plates. Catalogue of a circulating
exhibition of 100 pieces of colored glass and clear crystal
by Daum-the famous French glass manufactory noted for
its Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass. Text by Noel Daum.
(Published by Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service.)
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$11.50
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ELLENSHAW, PETER,
"Peter Ellenshaw, Selected Works, 1929-1983."
1983, 72 pp., 51 color illus. Catalogue of a major exhibition
of 51 paintings by a master of impressionistic realism,
and an Oscar-winning special effects artist for Walt Disney
Studios.
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$ 2.00
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EPSTEIN, JACOB,
"The Sculpture of Jacob Epstein."
1976. 32 pp. 38 illus., bibliography. Catalogue of a circulating
exhibition of 35 bronze portrait sculptures from the Eisenberg-Robbins
Collection. Includes an essay on Epstein and his work,
illustrations of all 35 bronzes, and an extensive bibliography.
(Published by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service.)
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$ 7.00
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FAIR AS CHINA DISHES.
ENGLISH DELFTWARE.
1977, 128 pp. 109 illus. (6 in color). Catalogue of a
circulating exhibit of 90 pieces of English delftware
from the Morgan collection dating from 1600 to 1776. Introduction
by Michael Archer. Catalogue by Brian Morgan includes
extensive notes on each piece. Bibliography. (Published
by the International Exhibitions Foundation.)
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$ 2.00
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GRANDEE, JOE RUIZ,
"The Old West Pictorialized by Joe Ruiz Grandee."
1971, 14 pp., 19 illus. (3 in color). The contemporary
Western artist, Joe Ruiz Grandee, was the first official
artist of Texas and is represented by 41 works in this
exhibition catalogue, including paintings, drawings, engravings
on metal and sculptures.
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$12.00
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HENRY, E.L., "The
Works of E.L. Henry: Recollections of a Time Gone By."
1987. 56 pp., 47 illus. (most in color). Forty-four paintings
by one of America's leading historical/genre artists of
the late 19th and early 20th century were included in
this major loan exhibition. Introduction by Kaycee Benton
Parra; descriptive catalogue entries; title index.
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$ 2.00
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HINDS, WILL, "Will
Hinds: Artist of the Deep South."
1972. 20 pp., 25 illus. (4 in color). The Southern Louisiana
realist, Will Hinds, had 43 paintings and two drawings
in this exhibition. Catalogue includes a biographical
sketch with a list of awards and exhibitions.
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$ 2.50
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KELLY, FELIX, "Felix
Kelly: A Romantic Realist."
1972. 24 pp. 32 illus., (5 in color). Catalogue of an
exhibition of works by Felix Kelly, a fantasy-realist
from London. Includes 37 Kelly paintings.
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$ 4.50
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KELLY, FELIX, "Felix
Kelly."
1977. 18 pp., 30 illus. (29 in color). Catalogue of an
exhibition of works by Felix Kelly, a fantasy-realist
from London. Includes 29 paintings relating to the Southern
United States (18 of which are in the Gallery's permanent
collection.)
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$50.00 |
KELLY, FELiX, "Fix: The
Art and Life of Felix Kelly" by Donald Bassett
2007. 294 pp., 237 illus. (121 in color), appendix, notes and index.
The first major biography of this contemporary British fantasy-realist.
Softbound. Price includes standard shipping.
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$ 1.00
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KIRK & SON, SAMUEL,
"Samuel Kirk and Son: American Silver Craftsmen Since
1815."
1971, 32 pp., 28 illus. Catalogue of a circulating exhibit
of over 200 pieces of fine silver produced by one of America's
oldest silversmiths. More than 150 pieces are described
and 41 illustrated.
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$ 6.00
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LOUISIANA LANDSCAPE
AND GENRE PAINTINGS OF THE 19TH CENTURY.
1981, 44 pp., 70 illus. (21 in color). Catalogue of a
major loan exhibition of 68 paintings by artists native
to, or working in, Louisiana who specialized in landscape
and genre subjects during the 19th century. Includes biographies.
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$ 5.50
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McCLUSKY, JOHN,
"John McClusky: A Retrospective Exhibition."
1974, 58 pp., 106 illus. (39 in color). The 106 paintings
illustrated in this catalogue date from 1944 to 1974,
and represent the first retrospective for the artist.
Includes a biography of McClusky and commentaries by the
artist.
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$ 3.00
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MEDALLIC ART OF
THE UNITED STATES, 1800-1972.
1972, 40 pp. 123 illus., bibliography. Catalogue of over
1,800 medals, tokens and ingots which combined to make
one of the largest exhibitions of its kind held in this
country. Includes detailed descriptions of all medals
plus a section on gold medals and tokens. About 123 medals
are illustrated showing both obverse and reverse designs.
Also includes essays on the history of the fine art medal
and how low-relief medals are made.
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$ 7.00
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NORITAKE ART DECO
PORCELAINS.
1982, 60 pp., illus. (9 in color). Catalogue of a circulating
exhibit of 150 pieces of Noritake porcelains dating from
the 1920's to the 1930's, in the collection of Howard
Kottler. Extensive text includes a history of Noritake,
illustrations of backstamps and techniques. (Published
by Museum of Art, Washington State University.)
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$ 2.50
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POLLAND, DON, "The
Old West in Miniature: Sculptures by Don Polland."
1974. 24 pp., 66 illus. (9 in color). Catalogue of 66
miniature sculptures of the Old West (most less than 6"
high) cast in bronze and pewter, with six painted in color.
Includes a portrait and biography of Polland with commentaries
on the works in the artist's words.
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$ 3.50
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PORTRAIT MINIATURES
IN EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY: 1750-1840.
1976, 44 pp., 58 illus. (12 in color), bibliography, index.
Catalogue of a Bicentennial exhibition of 70 portrait
miniatures from the Gallery's collection. Includes portraits
of 14 signers of the Declaration of Independence and the
first three presidents of the U.S. Complete catalogue
entries, biographical sketches of subjects.
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$ 3.00
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PRUDHOMME, E.C.,
"E.C. Prudhomme, Master Gun Engraver."
1973, 32 pp., 34 illus. Catalogue of a retrospective exhibition
of 56 hand and shoulder guns engraved and inlaid with
gold, platinum, and silver by one of America's leading
gun engravers. Fifty-four guns are illustrated with descriptions
of the engraving and inlaying work. Introduction by John
T. Amber, editor of GUN DIGEST.
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$ 3.50
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ROSES IN PORCELAIN
BY JEAN DU TILLEUX.
1973, 16 pp., 25 illus. in color. The 44 porcelain rose
arrangements illustrated in this catalogue are the work
of Jean Tilleux, a self-taught ceramist who has become
internationally known for her beautiful and realistic
porcelain roses. A story of the artist and her craft is
included.
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RUSSEL, CHARLES M.
2008 Engagement Calendar, 8.5" x 11.5" spiral bound. Features
thirteen full color illustrations of paintings from the
Gallery's Russel collection.
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$ 8.50
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RUSSELL, CHARLES
M., "Charles M. Russell: 1864-1926. Paintings and sculpture
in the R.W. Norton Art Gallery Collection."
1979, 120 pp., 167 illus. (25 in color), bibliography,
index. This catalogue illustrates 22 paintings and watercolors
plus 135 bronze sculptures by the famed "Cowboy Artist"
in the Gallery's permanent collection. Text by Frederic
G. Renner, the foremost authority on Russell's works.
Includes full background material and catalogue data on
each work, selected bibliography, and index.
Add $6.00 for shipping.
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$ 8.00
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SEVRES PORCELAIN.
1980, 96 pp., 54 illus. (16 in color).
Made from about 1740 to 1979, 118 pieces of Sevres are
included in this catalogue of a traveling exhibition shown
in six U.S. cities during 1980-81. Text and catalogue
notes by Tamarq Preaud; chronology and appendixes illustrating
the making of porcelain at Sevres, marks, and exhibitions;
bibliography. (Published by Smithsonian Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service.)
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$10.50
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THAMES, EMMITT,
"Nostalgia Revisited: The Works of Emmitt Thames."
1984, 64 pp., 61 illus. (31 in color). The 60 works in
this exhibition represent the largest showing of Thames'
paintings ever held. The artist, who lives on the Mississippi
Gulf Coast, is one of the South's leading realist painters.
Includes a portrait and biography of the artist.
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$10.00
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THOMPSON, RICHARD
EARL, "The Seasonal Transitions of Richard Earl Thompson."
1982, 74 pp., 67 color illus. Catalogue of 66 paintings
representing the largest exhibition of original works
by one of America's foremost Impressionist painters of
the 20th century. Introduction by Patricia Jobe Pierce.
Index of titles.
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$ 3.50
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TIMBERLAKE, BOB,
"Bob Timberlake: Paintings and Watercolors."
1974, 26 pp., 47 illus. (17 in color). Catalogue of a
loan exhibition by the North Carolina artist who has been
called "The Southern Wyeth." All 46 works are illustrated
with full descriptions and comments by the artist.
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$20.00
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TWO HUNDRED YEARS
OF AMERICAN ART.
1986, 101 pp., 82 color illus., index of artists. Catalogue
of a traveling exhibition of 82 paintings by 82 American
artists from the collection of the Munson-Williams-Proctor
Institute in Utica, N.Y. presents a broad spectrum of
American painting from John Singleton Copley's portrait
of Thomas Aston Coffin (circa 1758) to Malcolm Morley's
"Kodak" painted in 1971. Includes essays by Wayne Craven
and Richard Martin. (Published by The Art Museum Association
of America.)
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$10.00
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WEDGWOOD IN THE
R.W. NORTON ART GALLERY COLLECTION.
1980, 88 pp., 127 illus. (53 in color), bibliography.
Published in celebration of the 250th anniversary of Josiah
Wedgwood's birth, this catalogue illustrates and describes
more than 200 pieces from the Gallery's permanent collection.
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$ 3.00
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WENGENROTH, STOW,
"Stow Wengenroth, Artist-Lithographer."
1976, 51 pp., 86 illus. This retrospective exhibition
included 85 lithographs by the New England lithographer,
Stow Wengenroth, dating from 1931 to 1975. Introduction
by Ronald and Joan Stuckey. Essay by Paul Swenson.
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WILDLIFE: THE ARTIST'S
VIEW. "An international exhibition organized by Leigh
Yawkey Woodson Art Museum of Wausau, Wisconsin."
1990, 96 pp., color illus. Catalogue of the exhibition
held from April 7, 1990 to September 17, 1991.
Add $6.00 for shipping.
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WYETH, CAROLYN,
"Carolyn Wyeth: A Retrospective Exhibition."
1976, 24 pp., 33 illus. (9 in color). Catalogue of the
largest exhibition of Miss Wyeth's works ever held-42
paintings and drawings from the early 1920's to 1976.
Miss Wyeth is the sister of Andrew and daughter of N.C.
Wyeth. Introduction of Susan E. Meyer.
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