Product Description: Edited by Ashley Callahan, curator of decorative arts, this book contains the lectures presented at the third Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts, which was held at the museum in February 2006. Essays include: The Role of the House Museum in Georgia: Evolution and Recent Development, by John C...read more

Product Description: Tales from the Easel features seventy full-color reproductions that convey the expressive, allusive powers of narrative painting. Though they range widely in subject and setting, all of the paintings gathered here are rendered in a representational, or realistic, style...read more

Product Description: Ilonka Karasz's career spanned many decades and media, including textiles, furniture, silver, ceramics, wallpaper, graphic design, and fine art. She produced over 180 covers for The New Yorker and provided illustrations for books and magazines...read more

Product Description: Born in Atlanta, Lucy May Stanton enjoyed a successful career as a professional artist until her death in 1931 at the age of fifty-five. She created works in oil, pastel, and watercolor, but was best known as a painter of miniatures during the revival of the art form that took place in the United States after 1890...read more

Product Description: This volume of 13 essays is a contribution toward a new comprehensive understanding of art and devotion that encompasses a body of evidence drawn from social and religious history. It takes us back to late medieval and Renaissance Italy, when painted images rose to an entirely novel prominence...read more

Product Description: Fritz Bultman: Collages is a comprehensive summary of the exhibition featured at the Georgia Museum of Art. Essays by Evan R. Firestone and Donald Windham explore the content and aesthetic value of Bultman's work, linking him to Robert Motherwell and Henri Matisse.

Product Description: This book was written in conjunction with a symposium that accompanied the 1994 exhibition entitled Adriaen Van Ostade: Etchings of Peasant Life in Holland's Golden Age. The publication includes several scholarly essays that discuss issues of women and peasants in 17th-century Dutch art, as well as a memoir by S...read more

Product Description: This book was published in conjunction with a symposium that accompanied the exhibition American Impressionism in Georgia Collections. American Impressionism became a national style at the turn of the century, prior to World War I...read more

Product Description: This publication highlights 46 bronze animal sculptures from the collection of Michael and Mary Erlanger, given to the Georgia Museum of Art. The majority of these pieces, created by such notable artists as Antoine-Louis Barye and Rembrandt Bugatti, depict the animalier style, which was popular in 19th-century France, England, and the United States...read more

Product Description: From the beginning of his practice of art, Lamar Dodd, one of the most influential artists in the twentieth-century South, subscribed to Vasari's dictum that drawing is the mother of the arts. Although Dodd passed through a variety of styles, always attempting to get at "the truth in things," the verities that underlie mere representation and make a picture a story, this relentless seeker's draftsmanship can be seen as the constant underpinning of his decades-long painting career...read more

Product Description: The paintings featured in this book portray Buchser's foreign perspective of Reconstruction-era America during the six years he spent in this country. The works include portraits of Civil War generals William Tecumseh Sherman and Robert E...read more

Product Description: Antonio Xavier Trindade reveals a mixture of Western and Indian influences in his portraits. This catalogue includes the origin and history of the Bombay School of painting, a biographical essay and a remembrance about Trindade, an essay on Trindade's daughter, Angela, and a catalogue of the first and only exhibition of his 20th century works in the United States...read more

Product Description: In this collection of nine essays some of the preeminent art historians in the United States consider the relationship between art and craft, between the creative idea and its realization, in Renaissance and Baroque Italy. The essays, all previously unpublished, are devoted to the pictorial arts and are accompanied by nearly 150 illustrations...read more

Product Description: In their images of mid-19th century France, Meryon and Millet looked to the pre-industrial sections of Paris and its environs for inspiration. The featured works by Meryon draw heavily from scenes of French city life of the period and offer architectural perspectives of Parisian landmarks, while Millet's prints are primarily rural in nature, inspired by his upbringing in the country...read more