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Art
This collection includes books on painting, drawing, printmaking, illuminated manuscripts, the decorative arts, book illustrations, and sculpture.
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Vorticism and its allies
Arts Council
1974
Published to accompany an exhibition in London in 1974.
The homelovers book: etchings engravings and colour prints for home decoration
Frost & Reed Ltd
1939
A catalogue of prints produced by the Bristolian company.
Hand, heart and soul: the Arts and Crafts Movement in Scotland
Birlinn
2006
A survey of the Arts and Craft Movement in Scotland. Gift inscription by the author on the title page.
Scottish painters: a selection of works by contemporary painters and their immediate predecessors
British Council
1950
A catalogue produced for a touring exhibition of the US and Canada.
Camels, cobwebs and honeysuckle: a brush with nature
Fine Art Society
1985
Published to accompany an exhibition of Edwin Alexander and Joseph Crawhall.
A heavenly craft: the woodcut in early printed books
George Brazilier, Inc. in association with the Library of Congress
2004
Illustrated books purchased by Lessing J. Rosenwald at the sale of the library of C.W. Dyson Perrins.
Tempolabor: a libertine laboratory?
Schwabe
1998
An eclectic collection of new work by artists and writers.
Richard Demarco: a life in pictures
Northern Books
1995
The life of the well-known Scottish artist based on a compilation of essays, memoranda, and diaries.
Arthur Melville (1855-1904): an exhibition organised by Dundee Museums and Art Galleries
City of Dundee District Council
1977
Published to accompany an exhibition of the artist's work.
William Gillies CBE RSA PPRSW ARA DLITT FEIS: retrospective exhibition
[Scottish Arts Council]
1970
Published to accompany an exhibition of the artist's work. Signed by Gillies on the title page.
The Horta Museum Brussels Saint-Gilles
1990
A guide to Horta's house and associated buildings.
Glasgow stained glass: a preliminary study
Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries
1981
An introduction to the glass studios and artists in nineteenth and early twentieth century Glasgow/
Another world: Dali, Magritte, Miro and the Surrealists
National Galleries of Scotland
2010
A guide to the National Gallery of Scotland's impressive collection of Dada and Surrealism.
William McTaggart 1835-1910
National Gallery of Scotland
1989
Published to accompany an exhibition at the National Gallery of Scotland.
Master class: Robert Scott Lauder and his pupils
National Galleries of Scotland
1983
Published to accompany exhibitions in Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
The infinite world of M.C. Escher
Abradale Press / Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
1984
An introduction to Escher's mesmerising engravings and lithographs.
The Scottish art dealer Alexander Reid 1854-1928: Van Gogh's twin
National Galleries of Scotland
2010
The first full length biography of the renowned Scottish art dealer.
Looking at seventeenth-century Dutch art: realism reconsidered
Cambridge University Press
1997
A collection of essays providing a survey of interpretative methods and debates regarding the meaning of Dutch art in the seventeenth-century.
The Nabis: Bonnard, Vuillard and their circle
Flammarion
1990
An account of the influential movement formed in Paris in 1889.
William MacTaggart 1903-1981
National Galleries of Scotland
1998
Published to accompany an exhibition of the artist's work.
The Bayeux tapestry
Phaidon
1973
A discussion of the political and historical context of the Canterbury embroidery, with notes on many of the scenes and marginal figures.
