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Lund Humphries Landmarks – Looking Back, Looking Forward
British Art Now and Then: Celebrating 75 Years of Art-book Publishing
Lund Humphries Landmarks – British Sculptors and Sculpture series (1991 – )
Lund Humphries Landmarks – The Last Romantics: The Romantic tradition in British art: Burne-Jones to Stanley Spencer, edited by John Christian (1989)
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Ivon Hitchens, edited by Alan Bowness with an essay by T. G. Rosenthal (1973)
Promotion through print: The printed works of C.R.W. Nevinson
Lund Humphries Landmarks – William Scott: Paintings, edited and introduced by Alan Bowness, with contributions from Michel Ragon and Werner Schmalenbach (1964)
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Ben Nicholson Volumes 1 & 2, with introductions by Herbert Read (1948 & 1956)
In Memory of Andrew Causey (1940-2014)
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Barbara Hepworth: Carvings and Drawings, with an Introduction by Herbert Read (1952)
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Typographica, edited by Herbert Spencer (1949-67)
Book of the Week: Stanley Spencer: Art as a Mirror of Himself by Andrew Causey
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Paul Nash: paintings, drawings and illustrations, edited by Margot Eates, with essays by Herbert Read, John Rothenstein, E.H. Ramsden and Philip James (1948)
Book of the Week: W. Barns-Graham: A Studio Life by Lynne Green
Lund Humphries Landmarks – Henry Moore Sculpture and Drawings, with an Introduction by Herbert Read (1944)
The Outsider as Witness: Displaced Visions by Nissan Perez and Grim Glory by Ernestine Carter
Lund Humphries Landmarks: Grim Glory – Pictures of Britain Under Fire edited by Ernestine Carter (1941)
Book of the Week: Whitechapel at War: Isaac Rosenberg and his Circle
Celebrating the ICA’s History of Innovation
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Book of the Week: The Ceramic Art of James Tower by Timothy Wilcox
Lund Humphries Landmarks: An Organic Architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright (1939)