Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn

National Gallery of Victoria

Albert Blankert

B. Broos

E. J. Van Der Wetering

This book presents the first critical review of recent conclusions about Rembrandt's oeuvre, many of which have proved unfounded. It also reveals that his work has always inspired legends and myths as well as convoluted interpretations.

A Genius and His Impact

Rembrandt

Rosemary Crumlin

Margaret Woodward

Francis Bacon - Max Beckmann - John Bellany - Arthur Boyd - Leonora Carrington - Marc Chagall - Max Ernst - Frida Kahlo - Henri Matisse - Pablo Picasso - George Segal - Andy Warhol - and other.

Modern Art and the Religious Imagination

Beyond Belief

Ford Madox Brown - Edward Burne-Jones - Walter Howell Deverell - Arthur Hughes - Dante Gabriel Rossetti - Frederick Sandys - William Holman Hunt - John Everett Millais.

The Pre-Raphaelites and Their Circle in the National Gallery of Victoria

Sonia Dean

Master Drawings from the Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria

John Gregory

Irena Zdanowicz

This comprehensive and lushly illustrated volume considers Rembrandt from three basic viewpoints -- collecting; paintings; drawings and prints. As he was an enormously prolific draftsman (over 2,000 of his drawings survive) and 300 etchings (a third of which are housed in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne), the information on his prints is especially informative, covering his techniques, the Dutch tradition, self-portraits, religious subjects, landscapes, nudes, genre, illustration. Provocative text covers periods of art collecting, issues of attribution, and varying patterns of estimation about him during the 20th century. Analyses of works are original and thought-provoking. (National Gallery of Victoria)

Rembrandt in the Collections of the National Gallery of Victoria

Mae Anna Pang

An Album of Chinese Art from the National Gallery of Victoria

Judith Ryan

This book celebrates Aboriginal art of the 'New Wave': the daring and visionary use of colour by indigenous artists throughout Australia. It encompasess work by a diversity of outstanding artists and represents indigenous art-producing communities around Australia.

Aboriginal Art Post 1984 in the Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria

Colour Power

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Catalogue Of The Statues And Busts In Marble And Casts, In The National Gallery Of Victoria

Pablo Picasso

Anne Baldassari

Museþe Picasso

Dora Maar, born Henriette Théodora Markovitch in 1907, was a talented artist in her own right. While studying painting, she soon found a passion and gift for photography, and became a prominent member of the Surrealist movement. This catalogue traces her relationship with Picasso, from the time of their first meeting in late 1935 through 1937. Picasso expert Anne Baldassari demonstrates how those years were critical for both artists, and how their interaction provided mutual inspiration through the mid-1940s. The relationship is set within the context of major historical events, from the Spanish Civil War and the Popular Front, to the rise of fascism and World War II. This chronological account brings a legend to life, allowing the reader unique access to two artistic minds. Maar s photographs, alongside Picasso's drawings, paintings, and poems, serve as a guide through the critical period in which these two figures influenced one another. Preserved in her studio archives, Maar's negatives and contact prints allow us to analyze in detail the intimacy of the life she shared with Picasso in all of its states, as well as the evolution of his art, including the colossal Guernica. This exquisite volume features green-gilded pages and personal mementos—including notes scrawled on matchboxes and small sketches, which are produced on onion skin paper throughout. This book sheds light on the profound mark left upon Picasso and his work by their dynamic relationship.

Love and War, 1935-1945

Picasso

Victoria. Public library, museums, and national gallery, Melbourne

Catalogue of the Objects of Ethnotypical Art in the National Gallery

Ted Gott

Odilon Redon

Illustrated catalogue of the National Gallery of Victoria's exhibition of lithographs by Redon (1840-1916). Includes a preface by Dario Gamboni, a Redon chronology and articles on his technique and other aspects of his work.

The Graphic Worlds of Odilon Redon

The Enchanted Stone

Catalogues & 1935 Press

British Art Exhibitions at the NGV 1933-1947

Susan Van Wyk

Focuses, in particular, on the role of the studio photographers and their relationship with couture, culture and the celebrated.

Photography, Fashion & Glamour

The Paris End

Eddie Zammit

30 Years of Shelf Indulgence

Mambo

Geoff Bardon

Exhibition catalogue; history of Papunya art and myths behind the paintings; explanation of symbols used.

Aboriginal Art of the Desert : from the National Gallery of Victoria

Mythscapes

Charles Green

Jason Smith

Art created by today's Australian artists comprise s an exciting dimension in the international art scene.

Australian Art 1968-2002

Fieldwork

Cicely & Colin Rigg Contemporary Design Award

Geoffrey Robert Edwards

Jointly published by the National Gallery of Victoria and Macmillan Publishers Australia this book is the first publication to document in depth the nature, extent and history of the National Gallery of Victorias celebrated glass collection. Its author, and expert on the art of glass, Geoffrey Edwards, has selected the most magnificent works from the collection, each reproduced in colour, as the basis for a broader discussion of the history of glassmaking in the worlds leading production centres, from the ancient Mediterranean to the present day. With fine photographs by Garry Sommerfeld, this book provides a most spectacular visual array.

Glass in the Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria

Art of Glass

National Gallery of Victoria

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