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Art Department   Individual Artists F - L   This is one of four pages of book titles by or about individual artists. The titles are listed in alphabetical order of artist's name. This page lists books about artists whose names begin with the letters F to L. See other pages for artists A to E, M to R, S to Z. F G H I J K L Titles marked with appear on the Amazon.com site, and by clicking on the flag icon you may read more about the title or perhaps buy it if you so wish. Many titles also appear on the Amazon.co.uk site, and these are indicated with .     F Lucian Freud   by Bruce Bernard   NEW Lucian Freud   by William Feaver     Lucian Freud     by Lawrence Gowing     Lucian Freud Paintings by Robert Hughes Richly illustrated with over 100 colour photographs of Freud’s paintings & one of the most revealing is a self-portrait called ‘Reflection’ painted in 1985. Robert Hughes writes the funny introductory essay to the book. NEW Freud at Work: Lucian Freud in Conversation with Sebastian Smee   by Bruce Barnard and David Dawson     Elizabeth Frink   This link will take you to the Elizabeth Frink entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.     A Roger Fry Reader   Edited by Christopher Reed Fry best known for organising the Post-Impressionist Exhibition at the Grafton Gallery in 1910. Christopher Reed has given us a well rounded picture of Fry and of his collected essays which includes his formulation of the theory of "significant form"   Roger Fry: Art & Life   by Frances Spalding     Vision & Design    by Roger Fry The book contains twenty-five essays on art & criticism. It covers Ancient American Art, Giotto, Durer, El Greco, Claude, French Post-Impressionists, Cézanne & Renoir. G Henri Gaudier-Brzeska   This link will take you to the Henri Gaudier-Brzeska entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.     Giacometti   This link will take you to the Giacometti entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.     Goethe On Art       by John Cage     Drawings Of Van Gogh       by Nicholas Wadley     The Letters Of Van Gogh     by Mark Roskill     Van Gogh     by Harcourt Brace     Van Gogh by Griselda Pollock & Uhde   Vincent By Himself   by Bruce Bernard A selection of extracts from the letters to his brother Theo & more than 230 paintings & drawings.   H Maggi & Henrietta by John Berger, drawings by Maggi Hambling   Towards Laughter: Maggi Hambling     by George Melly Read my appreciation and short biography of Maggi Hambling.   Maggi Hambling: The Works by Maggi Hambling The artist's works & conversations with Andrew Lambirth Nina Hamnett: Queen Of Bohemia     by Denise Hooker An excellent, funny book. It's obvious that the painter Nina Hamnett {a pupil of Sickert’s} liked and admired Sickert. Their repartee was well matched.   Barbara Hepworth   This link will take you to the Barbara Hepworth entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.     Nicola Hicks   This link will take you to the Nicola Hicks entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.     Ivon Hitchens     by Peter Khoroche Hitchens had a highly distinctive style combining abstraction & figuration. He had been awoken to an interest in the paintings of Cézanne by reading Clive Bell’s ‘Art’. Hitchens was a member of the 7 & 5 society in the 1920s. An excellent book giving an insight into Hitchens’ techniques & his writings. He worked on the principle of "putting together" of lines, masses & colours to make a harmony, or ‘visual sound’ together with three structural elements with which to build up the harmonies, line & notan {Japanese word for harmony of light & dark within a single brush stroke}. He was influenced by the music of Messiaen, & one sees a striking resemblance in mood & colour scale to Hitchens’ work. A riveting text by Khoroche   Hockney by Peter Clothier   David Hockney’s Photographs     by David Hockney     Hockney On Art: Conversations with Paul Joyce   by David Hockney & Paul Joyce   Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters by David Hockney   That’s the Way I See It by David Hockney   David Hockney   by Marco Livingstone     Howard Hodgkin   by Andrew Graham-Dixon   Hopper 1882-67   by Ivo Kranzfelder     Edward Hopper: The Art & The Artist   by Gail Levin   Peter Howson     by Robert Heller Peter Howson is one of Scotland's leading figurative painters. His expressionistic style & vibrant colours leap off the page. As Robert Heller states "He uses physical distortion to generate the psychological force of his work". His style has changed somewhat over the years. There is a very haunting pencil drawing of his grandfather rendered in 1973.   J The Art of Augustus John       by Michael Holroyd and Malcolm Easton     Augustus John: A Biography   by Michael Holroyd     Augustus John: The New Biography   by Michael Holroyd Part I covers the revised edition of Augustus John Volume 1 "The Years of Innocence" published in 1974. Part II is entitled "Years of Experience." This is an entertaining book, but scholarly & extensively researched. Michael Holroyd describes the problems of researching & publishing such a book in his amusing preface, which has a quote at the beginning by Tom Stoppard; "If an idea's worth having once its worth having twice". Contains drawings, paintings & photographs. Gwen John 1876-1939     by Susan Chitty     K Kandinsky     Taschen     The Fakes Progress {Tom Keating}     by Keating & Geraldine Norman     Kitaj - Paintings, Drawings & Pastels     by Ron Kitaj     L Peter Lanyon St Ives Artist by Margaret Garlake   Wood Engravings - Claire Leighton   by Ann Stevens     Wyndham Lewis - The Artist Holding The Mirror Up To Politics   by Tom Normand The author examines Wyndham Lewis's political attitudes & his concern in the visual arts. T.S. Eliot said "Lewis was the most fascinating personality of our time". 58 Illustrations. Jacquez Lipchitz   This link will take you to the Jacquez Lipchitz entry on my page of recommended books about Sculpture and Sculptors.                 Click on a to read details about buying the associated title from Amazon.com. 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