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There is a selection of books and collectible items related to Andrew
Wyeth, from autobiographies and exhibition catalogues to posters,
notecards, and magnets.
You will also find a wide-ranging collection of books, calendars, and posters that coordinate with the permanent and exhibitions at the Museum. Check the following sections for a ideas. You can call or e-mail us with your order. Be sure to include a telephone number so that we can call you back for credit card and shipping information.
Books & Catalogues about Andrew Wyeth
Andrew Wyeth: Autobiography
Introduction by Thomas Hoving. Comprehensive survey comprises a six decade retrospective of the artist’s work. Includes comments by Wyeth about each painting. 1998, Little, Brown. 133 color reproductions. Softcover, $29.95
Andrew Wyeth: Memory and Magic
With an introduction by John Wilmerding, considers the sweep of Wyeth’s career within the American realism tradition of Eakins, Homer, and Hopper. Essays by Anne Classen Knutson, Christopher Crosman, Kathleen A. Foster, and Michael R. Taylor. Published 2006 in association with a major exhibition organized by the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA and the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, PA. More than 150 illustrations. 228 pages. Hardcover, $49.95.
Other Books on Andrew Wyeth
An American Vision: Three Generations of Wyeth Art, 1987, paperback $35
Andrew Wyeth: A Secret Life, 1996, paperback $24.95
Andrew Wyeth, Self Portrait: Snow Hill, DVD, $39.95
N.C. Wyeth, A Biography, 2003, $24.95
Books about Jasper Johns
Jasper Johns: A Retrospective
Written by Kirk Varnedoe with an essay by Roberta Bernstein. Published 1996, Museum of Modern Art. The most complete and authoritative book on this artist to date. Plates arranged by the stages in Johns’ career. An indispensable work on this important artist. 275 color plates, 482 illustrations, 408 pages. Hardback, $65.00.
Other Books about Jasper Johns
Jasper Johns, Catenary, 2005, hardback, $50
Jasper Johns: From Plate to Print, 1999, paperback, $24.00 Jasper Johns: An Allegory of Painting, 1955–1965, 2007, hardback $60
Johns: Modern Masters, paperback, $22.50
Past Things and Present: Jasper Johns since 1983, 2004-5, paperback, $34.95
Technique and Collaboration in the Prints of Jasper Johns, paperback, $12.95
Where is Jasper Johns? hardback, $14.95
Jasper Johns: Gray, 2007, hardback, $65
Art Posters
(these posters measure approximately 30 x 20 inches and cost $18 each)
Marion Crossing the Pee Dee, 1849 by William Ranney
Girl with Lantern, 1904 by Helen Turner
White Azaleas - Magnolia Gardens, 1925 by Alfred Hutty
Sisters, c.1920 by Mary H. Tannahill
Hay Ledge, 1957 by Andrew Wyeth
Barefoot, 1992 by Andrew Wyeth
Other selected posters may be available.
Books & Catalogues
(Published by the Greenville County Museum of Art)
Greenville County Museum of Art: The Southern Collection
Over the past two decades the Greenville County Museum of Art has built a collection that surveys the major issues in American art history through southern-related examples. Greenville County Museum of Art: The Southern Collection, authored by curator Martha R. Severens, is a beautiful and stimulating survey of the history of regional and national trends in American art. 290 pages, 142 color plates. Hardcover, originally $65,on sale for $34.95.
The Charleston Renaissance
This book chronicles a dynamic period (1915–1940) of South Carolina history, detailing the artistic legacy of native and national artists whose collective image-making led to Charleston’s transformation from a faded Southern capital to a premier tourist destination. Martha R. Severens, art historian, curator and former Charleston resident, introduces readers to the city’s traditions and lore, and delineates their impact on the art of the day. 216 pages, 95 images, 80 color. Hardcover, $65.00.
Other Compilations from the Southern Collection
Eight Southern Women, paperback, $10
Impressionism and the South, paperback, $15
Messengers of Style: Itinerancy and Taste in Southern Portraiture, 1784–1867, paperback, $12.95.
The South on Paper: Line, Color and Light, 1985, paperback, $20.
Work Song, paperback, $12.
Catalogues, by Artist
Adams, Bobby Neal, paperback, $15
Belville, Scott, 1986, paperback, $7
Blair, Carl: Forty Years, 1995, paperback, $12.50
Casselli, Henry, 1981, paperback, $5
Dreskin, Jeanet, 1999, paperback, $12
Drexler, Rosalyn: Intimate Emotions, 1986, paperback, $7
Golub, Leon and Nancy Spero, 1986, paperback, $3
Guston, Philip, 1986, paperback, $3
Halsey, William, 2004, hardcover, $20
Hare, David, Shaman’s Fire – The Late Paintings of David Hare, 1987, hardcover, $25
Logan, Juan: Full Disclosure, 2005, paperback, $18.95
McCallum, Corrie: Take Note, 2002, hardback, $20
Moseley, Helen DuPré, hardcover, $20
Mull, Martin: 20/20 Paintings/Watercolors, 1998, $25
Powell, Thomas Stephen: Portraitist of Greenville District, paperback, $19.95,
Shuptrine, Hubert, 2002, paperback, $2.50
Smith, Alice Ravenel Huger: An Artist, a Place and a Time, hardback, $45 Stevens, Will Henry, paperback, $17.95
Taylor, Anna Heyward: Printmaker, paperback, $7.50
EMRYS/GCMA Journals
Every five years, the Museum collaborates with Emrys, the Greenville literary foundation, marrying its annual Journal with a catalogue on a Museum exhibition planned to honor the foundation.
Just Like a Woman, 1988, paperback, $20.
Nancy Spero, 1993, paperback, $15.
Susan Harbage Page: Ties That Bind, 2003, hardcover, $24.95
Women Women Women – Artists, Objects, Icons, 1998, paperback, $20. Katherine Porter: Celestial Electric Set, 2008, hardcover, $14.95.
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