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The Glasgow Girls and Boys were a group of rebellious young artists who sprang to prominence in the early 1880’s as radical painters of rural life in all its stark reality. This book tells their story from their early days painting in rural communities in Scotland and France, to their coming together in Glasgow as painters of modern life, to their years of international fame, hailed as some of the most innovative and experimental painters in Europe and America.
This book illuminates Moore’s friendships, and how they affected the legacy of the artist and his work.
This publication includes a conversation between Magdalene Odundo and Man Booker Prize winning poet and novelist, Ben Okri.
This publication celebrates the highlights of Sir Robert and Lisa Sainsbury’s unique collection of over 2,500 works.
Published to accompany the exhibition of the same title, the essays in this book offer new approaches to the life and work of the young artist, his psychological make-up, and his approach to practice.
The publication explains the dialogue and collaboration between artists working in radical ways across the generations to continually reinvent Constructivist art.
The common theme of translating plants into patterns is explored as a defining feature of Art Nouveau.
