Publications
Books
- American Art Nouveau, Harry N. Abrams, New York, 1979; (304
pp.,illus.)
- American Art Nouveau, Second Edition, spring,
1981
- American Symbolist Art: Nineteenth-Century "Poets in Paint" - Washington Allston, John La Farge, William Rimmer, George Inness, and Albert Pinkham Ryder, Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, New York, Lampeter, UK., 2004.
Recent Articles
- "John Singer Sargent and Jan Toorop: A Major Visual Symbolist Source for Sargent's Astarte," under editorial review.
- "Pearls of Wisdom Appropriate to the Moment," article in Appropriate to
the Moment
Halsey Gallery publications, Michael Tyzack Exhibition
Catalogue, August 2001,
ca. pp. 2-10
- "Bambace, Anthony, comp. Will H. Bradley: His Work: A Bibliographical
Guide
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Books, and Boston: Thomas G. Boss Fine
Books, 1995"
invited review for: The Papers of the Bibliographical
Society of America, Volume 90:
4, December 1996, pp.
503-506
- "Siegfried and the Rhine Maidens Albert Pinkham Ryder's Response to
Richard Wagner's,
Gotterdammerung" American Art,
Smithsonian Institution
(Winter, 1994/95),
pp.22-31
- "Picasso's 1912 Papiers Colles: 'La Bataille s'est Engagee," World Art: Themes of Unity in Dieversity, Irving Lavin, ed., Acts of the XXVIth International Congress for the Hiswtory of Art, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989, Vol. II, 379-88.
Editorial Work
- Editorial advising for Dr. Anthony Janson on the introductory, Art
Nouveau, Post-Modern
sections of the 4th and the 5th editions of the H.W.
Janson, History of Art textbook, 1991, 1994
In Progess...
- "John Singer Sargent and Jan Toorop: A Major Symbolist Source for Boston
Public Library Sargent's Religious Murals."
- "March 1936--'Abstractionists Invade The Solid South': The First Public
Exhibition of Solomon Guggenheim's collection of Kandinskys and Non-objective
Art, in 1936, at the Gibbes Art Gallery in Charleston, South
Carolina."
- "A 'Jackson Pollock' Painting -- 'Falsely Attributed'? but 'probably not a
forgery' says the O'Connor/ Thaw Catalogue. A Lesson in Connoisseurship."
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