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	Bryan Wynter 30 pages with 23 plates Introduction by Andrew Lambirth Published April 2006 £15 + p&p

	Adrian Heath 40 pages with 33 colour plates Introduction & notes by William Packer Published October 2005 £15 + p&p

John Wells

56 pages with 59 colour plates
Introduction & notes by Matthew Rowe
Published September 2005

£15 + p&p

	Ivon Hitchens Peter Khoroche André Deutsch Ltd, London 1990 277 pages 100 colour & 70 black & white illustrations This is the definitive monograph on Hitchens by one of the world's leading experts on his life and work. The 100 colour plates provide a retrospective exhibition covering Hitchens' whole career and have been carefully chosen as examples of his best and most characteristic painting in all genres. The 70 black and white illustrations include photographs of the artist and his family, his studio and the immediate surroundings which were the stimulus for much of his work. This book has been out of print for a few years and is available in limited numbers £45 + £5 p&p

		IVON HITCHENS - Nudes 44 pages with 30 colour plates, Introduction by Peter Khoroche Published in 2005 £15 + p&p

	KENNETH ARMITAGE - Life and Work British sculptor Kenneth Armitage (born 1916) attracted critical acclaim early on in his career with works such as People in the Wind (1950) and Family going for a Walk (1951). By the time of his Venice Biennale exhibition in 1958 he was internationally famous, and since then he has been the subject of numerous exhibitions worldwide. His work is now recognized as having made a major contribution to British sculpture this century. Kenneth Armitage: Life and work is the first full-scale monograph to be published on Armitage's sculpture and has been produced in close collaboration with the artist. The main text of the book is the edited transcript of tapes recorded by John McEwen and Tamsyn Wollcombe, in which Armitage explores the themes he has pursued throughout his career, and his attitudes to sculpture. Even those who know his work well will find illumination in the artist's candid, honest account of his own career. Seventeen colour and over 120 black-and-white reproductions, all selected by the artist himself, illustrate the narrative text, which is supported by a list of works – the most complete compiled to date – and details of solo and group exhibitions, public collections and publications. Alan Bowness, who has known Armitage for forty years, contributes a Foreword. Published in association with The Henry Moore Foundation

		KENNETH ARMITAGE - Sculptures Maquettes Drawings / The Reve's Tale 55 pages with 49 colour and b/w plates, Introduction by John McEwen Published in 2005 £15 + p&p

		WILLIAM BROOKER - The Architecture of Form 54 pages with 20 colour plates, Introduction by William Packer Published in 2004 £15 + p&p

		JOHN WELLS -Reaching Beyond the World's Edge 64 pages with 39 colour plates Introduction & notes by Matthew Rowe Published in 2003 £15 + p&p

		IVON HITCHENS - Paintings 54 pages with 18 colour plates Introduction & notes by Peter Khoroche Published in 2003 £15 + p&p Order

		BRYAN WYNTER - A Retrospective 40 pages with 15 colour plates, Introduction by Mel Gooding Published in 2002 £15 + p&p

		ROGER HILTON - Drawings 42 pages with 36 colour plates Introduction by Andrew Lambirth Published in 2001 £20 + p&p

		KENNETH ARMITAGE - A Retrospective of 60 Years of Sculpture & Drawing 60 pages with 48 colour plates, Introduction by John McEwen Published in 2001 £15 + p&p

		IVON HITCHENS- Visual Sound 60 pages with 22 plates Introduction by Naomi Brandel Published in 2000 £15 + p&p

		ROGER HILTON - OI YOI YOI 66 pages with 50 colour plates Introduction by Margaret Garlake Published in 2000 £15 + p&p

		Keith Purser - A retrospective 25 colour plates Introduction by Naomi Brandel 2001 £15 + p&p

ST IVES & BRITISH MODERNISM
68 pages with 30 colour plates
Notes by Tom Cross
Published in 1999

Artists featured: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Barbara Hepworth, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton, Ivon Hitchens, Arthur Jackson, Peter Lanyon, Ben Nicholson, Victor Pasmore, John Piiper, William Scott, Stanley Spencer, John Tunnard, John Wells, Christopher Wood, Bryan Wynter

£15 + p&p

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