Jamie Wyeth: Unsettled

Jamie Wyeth: UnsettledDive into the dark and mesmerizing world of Jamie Wyeth with Unsettled, a major monograph celebrating the American realist artist. As a descendant of one of America's most revered artistic families, Wyeth (b. 1946) is renowned for his hyperrealist paintings that explore eerie and unsettling themes. This captivating volume traces the persistent vein of intriguing and often disconcerting imagery throughout Wyeth's illustrious career. Famous for his

renowned for her simplified realist portraiture featuring African American subjects set against vibrant monochrome backdrops or everyday scenes

and artwork that celebrate the rich tapestry of Black culinary ingenuity

A nostalgic journey from Aliens to Amadeus

and culture of motorcycles

Discover the extraordinary world of Saul Leiter with The Centennial Retrospective"

Director and co-curator Nora Burnett Abrams reexamines the cowboy through historical lenses

her furniture

This collection spans over 100 years

some making their debut in this publication after being concealed for over a century

Vervoordt explores and draws inspiration from cultures worldwide

and ruminations

showcasing the best of Watson's unparalleled career