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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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Pre-Roman and early Roman glass in the Corning Museum of Glass
Corning Museum of Glass
1979
A guide to over 900 glass objects from Egyptian to Roman times.
John Craxton: paintings and drawings
Horizon
1948
A guide to the paintings of John Leith Craxton, the Neo-Romantic English painter.
Joseph Crawhall 1861-1913: one of the Glasgow Boys
John Murray in association with Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries
1990
A guide to the life and work if the Northumbrian painter who spent twenty years in and around Glasgow.
Boudin to Picasso: masterpieces of French painting from the City of Glasgow collections: a selection for the Edinburgh Festival 1968
Royal Scottish Academy
1968
Published to accompany a Royal Scottish Academy loan exhibition held in Edinburgh, in 1968.
Exhibition of Scottish painting from the early 17th century to the early 20th century, Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove, Glasgow 5th October to 30th November, 1961
Corporation of the City of Glasgow
1961
Published to accompany an exhibition in 1961.
Donald Bain: a Scottish colourist
William Hardie Ltd
2000
Published to accompany an exhibition on the artist's work in 2000.
The vigorous imagination: new Scottish art
Trustees of the National Galleries of Scotland
1987
Published to accompany an exhibition of contemporary Scottish artists.
An entrance for the eyes: space and meaning in seventeenth-century Dutch art
University of California Press
2002
A study of the pictorial language of space in Dutch painting, in particular the use of secondary scenes.
James Tassie, 1735-1799
National Galleries of Scotland
1986
The life and work of the Scottish jeweller and modeller, best known for his portrait medallions.
William Allan: artist adventurer
City of Edinburgh Museums and Galleries
2001
Published to accompany an exhibition of the artist's work.
The eighteen nineties: a review of art and ideas at the close of the nineteenth century
Penguin Books Limited
1950
Willie Rodger and family : an exhibition to mark the 40yh anniversary of the foundation of the University of Stirling Art Collection
University of Stirling
2007
Published to accompany an exhibition of the artist's work. Gift inscription from Willie Rodger to title page.
Points in time an autobiography
Barrie and Jenkins
1980
The life and work of the Scottish painter and teacher of art.
Arts and crafts metalwork: Blackwell, the Arts and Crafts House, 23 July - 2 November 2003
Lakeland Arts Trust,
1993
Published to accompany an exhibition at Blackwell.
Adam Elsheimer 1578-1610
National Gallery of Scotland
2006
The life and work of the German-born artist who made his name in Italy.
Jack Knox: drawings 1956-1998, 5-30 September 1998
Cyril Gerber Fine Art and Compass Gallery
1998
Issued to accompany an exhibition in Glasgow, in 1998.
William McTaggart 1835-1910: singing songs of the Scottish heart
Atelier Books
2007
A discussion of the life and work of the Scottish painter.
Magritte
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
1999
Published to accompany an exhibition held in Humlebaek, Denmark and Edinburgh.
Paintings and drawings
Grey Walls Press
1950
A guide to the work of the British artist and set designer for ballet, theatre and opera.
William Gillies: watercolours of Scotland
National Galleries of Scotland
1994
Published to accompany an exhibition in Edinburgh.
Elizabeth Blackadder
National Galleries of Scotland
2011
Published to accompany an exhibition of Blackadder's work in Edinburgh in 2011.
