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"Henry Moore: Sculptures" by John Russell is a small monograph in the "Little Art Encyclopedia" series (No. 71). It presents the key sculptures of the British artist Henry Moore with an introduction and reproductions.
The book contains an overview of the masterpieces that are hidden behind the front doors of the gallery.
Through these "miniatures", the author brings the reader closer to the world of different traditions, emphasizing the beauty, mysticism, and complexity of Islamic culture, but also universal themes such as transience, identity, and the meaning of life.
The priceless original art treasure is believed to be the work of Empress Catherine II, who carefully selected works of art for her collection.
The exhibition catalogue represents a significant segment of the oeuvre of the German expressionist Ernst Barlach, who, in addition to being a sculptor, was also a prolific graphic artist and writer. The catalogue is accompanied by an appendix with a tran
"Degas: Racing" by Frank Elgar is a small monograph in the "Little Encyclopedia of Art" series (No. 67). It presents horse racing in the works of Edgar Degas with an introduction and color reproductions.