Chris Stephens Bücher

Staple-bound paperback, published for the exhibition at the Tate, 22 May - 18 August 1985. Three or four minor marks on covers. Content is clear on clean pages. TS

Examples of Barbara Hepworth's entire oeuvre are included in this sumptuous volume, which surveys Tate's extensive holdings of her work.

Explores Pablo Picasso's lifelong connections with the United Kingdom. This title examines Picasso's enormous impact on British modernism through seven artists in particular for whom he proved an important stimulus: Duncan Grant, Wyndham Lewis, Ben Nicholson, Henry Moore, Francis Bacon, Graham Sutherland and David Hockney.

A beautiful reissue of a much loved classic title exploring the sculptures and plants at the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden in St Ives, Cornwall.

Bryan Wynter drew upon nature as the principal source for his art. From his early neo-romantic landscapes he developed a new style of gestural abstraction that secured his position as one of the leading British artists of the 1950s.In this, the first monograph on Wynter, the broad range of his output is presented within the context of his life, the issues and phenomena that stimulated his creativity, and the dominant art and ideas of the period.

Augustus John (1878-1961) was one of the best-known and most colorful British artists of his generation, while his sister Gwen (1876-1939) led a reclusive life studying under Whistler in Paris. Since the 1960s, Gwen John's intense studies of female nudes and portraits have made her a feminist icon, and Augustus's work has fallen from fashion. This book, with more than 100 color illustrations, examines the sibling artists side by side for the first time. AUTHOR David Fraser Jenkins is a senior curator and Chris Stephens is a curator at Tate.