American 20th-21st Century Portraits and Figurative Art

 

 

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2002-2003

1998-2001

From other web sites:

absolutearts.com: go to Focus on the Figure: Southern California Artists (1850-1950)

Amazon.com sells a great many of the American art books in print. Amazon has a feature that allows people on the Web to read text inside books. To use this feature, search in "books," then enter title of book. When book is selected go to "look inside" and read sample pages of the book selected, which may include color images of the front cover, front flap, table of contents, excerpt such as the introduction chapter, alphabetical index, back flap and back cover. Also, some books have a word search feature, which enables registered individuals to search inside the books and pull up individual pages containing the selected words. [Click here for more on Amazon.com's project and other digitizing initiatives.] See the following books: Bay Area Figurative Art: 1950-1965 by Caroline A. Jones (search inside); Celebrity Caricature in America by Wendy Wick Reaves

From American Society of Portrait Artists see The National Academy: A Legacy of Fine Arts, by Jennifer Hebblethwaite and Art and Law: Derivative Works And Copyright · Painting from Another's Photograph; by Mary Ann Fergus

From National Portrait Gallery (US) 

 

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