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Exercise of Power: The Art of Ana Maria Pacheco
This text traces the career of Ana Maria Pacheco, a sculptor-painter-printmaker, from her origins and education in Brazil, through her arrival in England as a British Council scholar at the Slade in 1973, and her development into one of the most renowned figurative artists of her time. 96pp
Palladio
Published to celebrate the quincentenary of his birth, this lavishly produced volume presents Palladio’s buildings in stunning photographs, revealing his ability to turn every project into a masterpiece of architectural form. 433pp.
Eduardo Paolozzi
Artist Eduardo Paolozzi was a unique cultural figure. His varied yet instantly recognisable work chronicles the significant changes in British art from the austere 1950s to the post-post-modern late 1990s. 304pp.
Cyril Power Linocuts: A Complete Catalogue
Philip Vann’s accompanying essay gives us for the first time a thorough understanding of Power’s work, putting it firmly into a contemporary context. Published in hardback in 2013. 112pp.
Prints and Drawings
Catalogue for an exhibition of Prints and Drawings held at Osborne Samuel Gallery, London. 4 April - 5 May 2012. 68pp.
A Radical View: Avant-Garde British Printmaking
Prints have always been an integral part of our activities at Osborne Samuel Gallery. This catalogue was produced to accompany the exhibition at the gallery from 9 May – 4 June, 2016.
Lill Tschudi: The Excitement of the Modern Linocut 1930–1950
This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of Tschudi's unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays. 112pp.
Sophie Ryder
This is the first book on British sculptor Sophie Ryder. Jonathan Benington examines Ryder’s inspiration behind the work, her unusual techniques, and its public reception.
The Romantic Impulse
The artists most associated with Neo Romanticism are Sutherland, Nash, Piper and Moore followed by the younger generation of Ayrton, Craxton, Clough, Minton, Vaughan and the ‘Two Roberts’ Colquhoun and MacBryde.
Scottish Painting: 1837 to the Present
Examines Scottish painting both past and present and depicts the different periods and styles of Scottish society. 224pp.
William Scott and Friends
This catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition William Scott & Friends at Osborne Samuel Gallery in 2013 marking the centenary of William Scott's birth. 72pp
An Unreasoned Act of Being: Sculptures by Himmat Shah
An Unreasoned Act of Being looks at the career of the draughtsman and sculptor Himmat Shah. 119pp.