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GODDESS, LION, PEASANT, PRIEST
Modern and Contemporary Indian Art from the Collection of Shelley and Donald Rubin

This catalog is published in conjunction with the exhibition "GODDESS, LION, PEASANT, PRIEST
Modern and Contemporary Indian Art from the Collection of Shelley and Donald Rubin." This is the first public display of this collection of more than 50 works from 28 of India's most famous artists, including Francis Newton Souza, Sakti Burman, and Seema Kohli.

 
Published 2010 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
9 3/4 " x 12 3/4", softbound, 76 color photographs, 182 pages.
 
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NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH MASTER DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE
FROM THE SCHLOSSBERG COLLECTION

This catalog accompanied the exhibition of Nineteenth Century French drawings and sculptures from one of the top 100 best private collections in America (Art & Antiques) an featured masters including Ingres, Gauguin, Degas, Renoir, Seurat, Bourdelle, Couture, Pissarro, Rodin, and others.
 
Published 2010 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
9" x 10 7/8", softbound, 113 color photographs, 118 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $34.95 (Softbound)
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DACHAU BEFORE DACHAU: EUROPEAN ARTIST COLONY 1860-1914

This catalog accompanies the exhibition Dachau Before Dachau: European Artist Colony, 1860-1914 which is showing for the first time in the United States. In the decades following the Second World War, the city of Dachau has been known for the tragedies that occurred under the Third Reich. But prior to the atrocities of the late 1930’s and early 1940's, the city of Dachau was home to a burgeoning artist colony judged to be the equivalent of the one at Barbizon, France. This catalog beautifully showcases these works along with an article by Dr. Elisabeth Boser, detailing the Dachau Artist Colony.

 
Published 2009 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
8 1/2 " x 11", softbound, 69 illustrations, 56 pages.
 
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CONCENTRATION CAMP: YEARS OF DESTRUCTION, 1933-1945

This catalog accompanies the exhibition entitled Dachau Concentration Camp: Years of Destruction 1933-1945 which runs in conjunction with the Dachau Before Dachau: European Artist Colony 1860-1914 exhibition. The exhibition was developed by Hans-Gunter Richardi of Dachau which consists of 15 panels describing the development of the concentration camp, in acknowledgement of the cruelty that occurred at Dachau, and to emphasize the fragility of art when faced with inhumanity. The catalog features a foreword from Peter Burgel, the Mayor of Dachau and an excerpt by Deborah E. Lipstadt from Denying the Holocaust: The Growing Assault on Truth and Memory.
 
Published 2009 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
5 1/2 " x 8 1/2 ", softbound, 13 B/W photographs, 31 pages.
 
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BEFORE AND AFTER GAUGUIN: THE ART OF PRINTMAKING IN BRITTANY, 1740-1940

This exceptional exhibition of rare works comes from the private collection of Dr. Ronan Taburet of Brest, France, and represents Brittany's rich printmaking tradition that spans more than two centuries. In the late nineteenth century, the renowned French artist Paul Gauguin was drawn to the creative innovations of the artists' colonies of Pont-Aven and Le Pouldu in Brittany, and despite the very short time he spent there, he made a profound impact on the art of printmaking while in Brittany. This catalog showcases and captures over 100 full color prints by artists working in Brittany, France, between 1740-1940, and also comprised Oglethorpe University Museum of Art's 2008 exhibition, Before and After Gauguin: The Art of Printmaking in Brittany, 1740-1940.

 
Published 2008 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
8.5 " x 11", softbound, 105 illustrations, 47 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $25 (Softbound)
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NICHOLAS ROERICH:
THE MYSTICAL JOURNEY

This beautiful catalog captures in vivid, stunning color a very special collection of landscape paintings by Nicholas Roerich from private American collections. During the Fall of 2004, Oglethorpe University Museum of Art brought these paintings together to show them publicly for the first time in over 50 years. Lloyd Nick, Director of OUMA, writes that Roerich's paintings, especially those of the majestic mountains of the Himalayas, are stunning in their ability to capture the viewer's imagination: once the eyes have caught these calming images, they become a permanent part of the viewer's memory. The catalog also contains historical commentary on the artist.
 
Published 2004 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
11" x 8½", softbound, 36 illustrations, 70 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $12 (Softbound)
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ZEN NO SHO:
THE CALLIGRAPHY OF FUKUSHIMA KEIDO ROSHI

This book, compiled and edited by Dr. Jason Wirth, beautifully reproduces twenty pieces of original calligraphy by Fukushima Roshi, as well as several other rare pieces which trace the work of three generations of this important lineage of master calligraphers. Also included are essays and biographical material on Fukushima, along with insightful background information on Zen calligraphy by some of the leading scholars in the field. Dr. Wirth provides some philosophical considerations of his own, and Dr. Ronald L. Carlisle offers a brief history of Tofuku-ji Monastery in Kyoto, Japan, where Fukushima Roshi currently serves as head abbot. Jason Wirth is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Oglethorpe University, and also serves as Curator of Asian Art for Oglethorpe University Museum of Art.
 
Published 2003 by Clear Light Publishers
8½" x 11", illustrated, 128 pages, hardbound and softbound.
 
Catalog Price: $39.95 Hardbound / $29.95 Softbound
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FEMALE BUDDHAS:
WOMEN OF ENLIGHTENMENT IN TIBETAN MYSTICAL ART

Written by Tibetologist and exhibition curator Glenn H. Mullin, this magnificent full-color exhibition catalog is sure to become a classic in the field of Tibetan art and culture. Who are the female Buddha forms found in traditional Tibetan mystical art, and what do they represent? Glenn Mullin offers answers to these important questions, in a manner which is at the same time profound, yet clear and accessible to the Western reader. You are sure to treasure this master work, which contains the full story of the role of the female buddha in Tibetan tradition and culture, as well as high quality color reproductions of the works included in the exhibition. This book was awarded "Book of the Year" for 2003 in the Religion category by ForeWord Magazine.
 
Published 2002 by Clear Light Publishers,
8½" x 11", softbound, 87 illustrations, 231 pages.
 
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CHANGING RHYTHMS: WORKS BY LELAND BELL, 1950s–1991

This beautiful, full color catalog contains a powerful collection of American painter Leland Bell's distinctive figure groups, portraits and still lifes comprising the accompanying exhibition of Bell's works. Included are a number of previously unpublished portraits and other works by the artist, who on occasion during his career actually repainted works after they had already been photographed for use in print. As stated by exhibition curator and List Gallery Director, Andrea Packard, "Searching for poetry instead of novelty, Leland Bell focused on three traditional subjects: still life, portraiture, and figure composition. Adamant and often arrogant in arguing his beliefs, he was modest in his subjects, choosing to paint the people and things around him that he loved most..."
 
Published 2001 by List Gallery, Dept. of Art, Swarthmore College
9" x 12", softbound, 28 illustrations, 31 pages.
 
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GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM (1912–1929): GRAPHIC WORKS
FROM THE LINDENAU-MUSEUM, ALTENBURG, GERMANY

Rich in content, this catalog provides an authoritative resource for understanding both the works which comprised the 2001 OUMA German Expressionism exhibition, as well as their historical roots and context. Dramatic changes in art took place during the period covered by this exhibition. Time-honored traditions, including clear representation of the visible world and standardized notions of beauty, were challenged and changed. Among the most formidable challenges to the status quo were the ones put forth by the German Expressionists. Images included in this catalog capture the heightened emotional content – expressed in aggressive colors and daring shapes – which is the main component of this style of art.
 
Published 2000 by Hickory Museum of Art and Linenau-Museum
Altenburg, 6-3/8" x 9-3/8", softbound, 39 illustrations, 75 pages.
 
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DREAM OF THE RED CHAMBER:
AN EXPERIENCE IN TRADITIONAL CHINESE AESTHETICS
PAINTINGS BY AN HO AND FURNITURE BY HENRY LAUTZ

Artist An Ho brings to life the twelve central female characters in the famed 18th century Chinese novel, Dream of the Red Chamber in her magnificent life size portraits painted in traditional Chinese style. Each painting is reproduced in this stunning catalog, alongside commentary on each character's essential qualities and role in the novel, provided both by the artist herself and by Chinese literary scholar Dr. Kam-ming Wong. Dr. Wong's introductory section of the catalog also includes insightful background information on the novel, Dream of the Red Chamber (Hongloumeng), describing it as "so rich and complex in its depiction of Chinese society and culture that more than one scholar has characterized it as an encyclopedia of Chinese civilization."
 
Published 2000 by Oglethorpe University Museum of Art,
6-3/4" x 11", hardbound, 29 illustrations, 56 pages.
 
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RANDY HAYES: THE WORLD REVEILED

Randy Hayes' unique approach to painting combines the stop-action immediacy of photos with the timeless commentary of painting to produce provocative, many layered images. Using a series of snapshots to present a scene from all sides and perspectives, Hayes then "veils" the photographs with images rendered with semi-translucent washes of paint. The haunting effect of multiple views and moments invites the viewer to participate in the drama of the painting. This beautiful, hardbound catalog includes 76 high quality color reproductions of Randy Hayes' paintings, along with a chronicle of the artist's life and work written by poet and art critic John Yau. (John Yau is also known for his highly acclaimed book on artist Jasper Johns.)
 
Published 1999 by Oglethorpe University Museum and University of
Washington Press, 9" x 10", hardbound, 76 illustrations, 88 pages.
 
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THE MYSTICAL ARTS OF TIBET:
FEATURING PERSONAL SACRED OBJECTS OF THE DALAI LAMA

This exquisite book will be your window to the magic and mystery of the Tibetan artistic and spiritual worlds. Through full color images and insightful commentary, you'll experience the mystical beauty of this ancient, enchanting, sophisticated and endangered culture. This exhibition was the first ever to bring personal sacred objects of the Dalai Lama to Western viewers. The text, written by Tibetologist Glenn H. Mullin and artist Andy Weber, provides a detailed historical perspective, both on Tibetan Buddhism, and on the evolution of the unique artistic practices which emerged within it.
 
Published 1996 by Longstreet Press, Atlanta, 8" x 10"
hardbound and softbound, 147 illustrations, 166 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $27 Hardbound / $16.95 Softbound
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THE GRAND TOUR: LANDSCAPE AND VEDUTA PAINTINGS,
VENICE AND ROME IN THE 18TH CENTURY

The truly magnificent paintings reproduced in this catalog are considered to be among the finest masterpieces of each artist included in this stunning exhibition curated by London's Walpole Gallery. As wealthy English travelers came to culturally rich Italy during the eighteenth century, many commissioned the best Italian artists of the day -- Canaletto, Panini and others -- to paint naturalistic cityscapes and landscapes, in order to provide them with a lasting memento of their adventures. In our century, these masterpieces of documentary-like visions by 18th century Italian painters of their most picturesque cities -- Venice and Rome -- provide a compelling panorama of times and places uncontaminated by modern industrialization and commercialism.
 
Published 1997 by Walpole Gallery, London and Oglethorpe University Museum,
produced by Sfera Int'l, Milano, 8˝" x 12", softbound, 40 illustrations, 111 pages.
 
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THE SPIRIT AND THE FLESH:
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN REALISTS

In the increasingly secular and artificial time in which we live, realism paradoxically can offer a mode of transcendence. Not all realism is spiritually uplifting, but in some instances, the spectator's connection to the materiality of a scene can be transformed into a meditation on, and communion with, the world and the ineffable. Such is the case with the paintings of the contemporary American realist painters whose work is presented in this catalog. This exhibition brought together for the first time the superb work of artists Ben Long, Richard Maury, D. Jeffrey Mims, and Nelson Shanks. Their art offers the viewer a medium for the elevation of the spirit above and beyond, yet rooted in, everyday life.
 
Published 1995 by Oglethorpe University Museum
7˝" x 11", softbound, 31 illustrations, 74 pages.
 
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FOUR FROM MADRID:
CONTEMPORARY SPANISH REALISM

In no other place have spiritual ideas been given such earthy forms as in Spain. The modern day works of Gustavo Isoe, Francisco Roa, Bernardo P. Torrens, and Dino Valls featured in this catalog can be seen as a continuation of both the high level of mastership and the traditional themes of old Spanish realist art. Reality for the Spanish masters has always exposed the shadows in life. Unlike the celluloid world of Hollywood, there is never a totally happy ending, because they study and live life with spiritual intensity and devotion to truth. These artworks pulsate with life in its full spectrum -- they are rich in color and texture, palpable to the senses, and highly energizing.
 
Published 1994 by Oglethorpe University Museum and Heller Gallery, Madrid,
produced by Impresión, Madrid, 9˝" x 11", softbound, 60 illustrations, 150 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $25
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THE MANY FACES OF BUDDHA

Historically, East and West have had to face and respond to the same puzzles and challenges of life. The echoes of their interpretations are crystalized in works of philosophy, music, literature, and art; ultimately, in man's aspiration for self-perfection and beauty. This catalog beautifully captures the works of art, mostly sculpture, from 12 countries, which came together in the 1986 exhibition, "The Many Faces of Buddha" held at Oglethorpe University Art Gallery. Recently the West's growing interest in and study of the East have brought about a better understanding of the "light of Asia." The works portrayed in this full-color catalog, along with the insightful commentary included, aspire to contribute to the depth and eloquence of this understanding.
 
Published 1986 by Oglethorpe University Art Gallery,
8˝" x 11", softbound, 35 illustrations, 73 pages.
 
Catalog Price: $15
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