Michelangelo Drawings: Closer to the Master - A stunning book to accompany an important exhibition of the drawings of Michelangelo,one of the best-known and most influential artists of the Italian renaissance. Presented by the British Museum

Samuel Palmer: Vision and Landscape - Accompanies a major exhibition being held at the British Museum to commemorate the artist's bicentennial.

French Drawings. Clouet to Seurat - An exquisitely illustrated catalogue featuring the highlights of 4 centuries of French master drawings from the British Museum

William Gowland - This British Museum study introduces,describes and evaluates Gowland's achievements,now highly regarded by Japanese archaeologists,and considers the fruits of his work. Frost-resistant resin with integral hook

The Print in Italy 1550-1620 - The only existing survey of this period of Italian printmaking,based on the extensive and hitherto largely unexplored documentary record. 260 pages 6 colour and 200 black & white illustrations

The Popular Print in England - This is the first book to describe the whole range of popular print production in England,from the Reformation to Industrial Revolution. Many of the 200 prints discussed and illustrated here have never previously been reproduced. 256 pages 6 colour and 200 black & white illustrations

The Print Collection of Ferdinand Columbus - A comprehensive 2 volume set that explores the life and works and collections of Ferdinand Columbus,one of the finest collectors of the Renaissance period Two hardback volumes in a slipcase with CD Volume I 352 pages,Volume II 528 pages Illustrations: 20 colour and 450 black & white illustrations

Samuel Palmer: Vision and Landscape - This catalogue accompanies a major exhibition of works by Samuel Palmer,celebrating the bicentenary of his birth. He first exhibited at the Royal Academy at the age of fourteen. In 1824 he met William Blake,whose influence helped confirm his visionary approach to art. 256 pages Illustrations: 230 colour

Hindu Art - This wide-ranging survey provides an introduction to the Hindu art and architecture of India,Sri Lanka,Pakistan,Nepal,Bangladesh and Afghanistan,covering a period of over two thousand years. 240 pages 102 colour and 53 black & white illustrations

Japanese Prints during the Allied Occupation 1945-1952 - An illustrated study of the artistic meeting of two different cultures at a turning point in modern history. 128 pages 40 colour and 75 black & white illustrations

Japanese Art in Detail - This beautiful book offers a striking and unusual view of the wide array of Japanese art. It highlights – close up and in colour – outstanding examples of design and craft in prints,paintings and screens,metalwork,ceramics,wood,stone and lacquer 215 x 215 mm,144 pages 150 colour Illustrations

Fred Williams: An Australian Vision - This book studies Fred Williams (1927-82),a key figure in Australian art of the second half of the twentieth century who is best known for his paintings of the Australian landscape. 128 pages 100 colour illustrations

Albrecht Dürer and his Legacy - A new approach to Dürer's graphic work and his subsequent influence on artists. 320 pages 80 colour and 240 black & white illustrations

African Art and Artefacts in European Collections 1400 - 1800 - Fully cross-referenced and can be used in both print and electronic formats for maximum accessibility across a wide range of research interests. 320 pages 600 black & white illustrations

A Noble Art - The words 'amateur artist' conjure up a picture of Victorian ladies and gentlemen sketching in watercolours out of doors. This book sets out to challenge the stereotype. 256 pages 120 colour and 90 black & white illustrations