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Daido Moriyama Captured the Soul of Postwar Japan in Gritty, Groundbreaking Photographs
New Getty anthology brings together four iconic early-career photobooks—previously available only in limited Japanese editions
Print Matters Reimagines the Illustrated Magazine as a Modernist Powerhouse
This new volume explores how illustrated magazines shaped 20th century visual culture through the interplay of photography, text, and design
The Woman Who Captured Nature in Blue: Anna Atkins and the Birth of Photographic Art
Using cyanotypes, Anna Atkins turned seaweed and sunlight into the world’s first photographically illustrated book
In the Algorithm’s Eyes, “We Are Already Plants”
Slovenian bio artist Špela Petrič explores the vegetal world with artificial intelligence (AI), speculating that humans have more in common with plants than we think
The Woman Who Painted Marie-Antoinette
How the partnership between Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun and the queen of France began as an exhilarating adventure and ended in tragedy
A Groundbreaking Monograph Illuminating a Forgotten Baroque Master
This volume positions Josefa de Óbidos as part of a broader legacy of early modern women artists
Modernism in the Hills: Richard Neutra’s Visionary Lovell Health House
A landmark of 20th-century architecture, the Lovell Health House embodied Neutra’s radical fusion of steel, sunlight, and well-being
Jewelry That Makes the Past Present
How revival jewelry keeps ancient fashions alive
How to Preserve Gunpowder
Inside the decade-long study of Cai Guo-Qiang’s explosive artworks
Young-Adult Book on Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun Highlights Her Extraordinary Achievements
The favorite artist of Marie Antoinette overcame gender barriers, personal heartbreak, and political turmoil to become one of the greatest portrait painters of all time