1940. Green wraps. [32] pp. 12 bw plates. Includes biographical notes on prize winners, past prize and honor recipients, and catalogue of 532 works with prices (all water mediums and drawings) listed by country (387 works by Americans). More
1905. Softcover. White wraps. [66] pp. No illus. Catalogue listing of 173 works by many different artists, both American and European. More
Chicago, IL: Art Institute of Chicago, 1961. Softcover. Color wraps. Appx. 50 pp. Numerous bw plates. Checklist of 248 works, with prices. Includes 3 pp press release and 3 pp pamphlet with list of prizes awarded. More
1993. Hardcover. Grey cloth/black DJ. 141 pp. Appx. 150 bw photos. Text by Joanne Wypijewski. Milton Rogovin documents the neighborhood near his house from the early 1970s to the 1990s. The result is this remarkable and moving portrait of time and place in America. More
1974. Softcover. Color wraps. 63 pp. 57 bw plates. Short introduction by A. James Speyer; one page per each of 58 artists with 107 works includes very brief professional information, works in the exhibition, and 1 plate. More
1972. Softcover. Color glossy geometric design wraps. 47 pp. 40 bw plates. Short introduction by A. James Speyer; one page per each of 40 artists with 40 works includes very brief professional information, works in the exhibition, and 1 plate. More
1976. Softcover. Color stapled wraps. 47 pp. 41 bw plates. Short introduction by A. James Speyer; 5-page essay with 15 notes by Anne Rorimer; catalogue is arranged alphabetically by 38 artists with 62 works. One page each per artist includes very brief professional information, works in the exhibition, and 1..... More
1940. Softcover. Red wraps. [38] pp. 16 bw plates. Catalogue listing of 332 works, with two-page essay by Daniel Catton Rich, "American Art 1940", and biographical notes on the prize winners. More
1969. Softcover. White wraps. 280 pp. 2 color, 204 bw plates. Eight-page introduction by E. Haverkamp-Begemann, catalogue of 204 annotated, illustrated works, chock-full of information and brimming with stunning plates. More
1941. Softbound. Red wraps. [36] pp. 25 bw plates. Introduction by Daniel Catton Rich; biographical notes on prize-winning artists; catalogue is alphabetical by artist and includes prices -- 222 paintings and 54 sculptures. Newspaper article glued onto ffep has dark glue marks showing through on reverse side of page. More
1979. Softcover. Red wraps, gilt lettering on cover and spine. 251 pp. 3 color, numerous bw plates. Catalogue features 104 copiously annotated examples, as well as a section on technical analysis of works. More
1960. White wraps. [74 pp]. 3 color, 53 bw plates. Five-page introduction by S. Lane Faison, Jr., 'Notes on Corot' by James Merrill, catalogue of 223 works, many fine plates. More
Chicago, IL: Art Institute of Chicago, 1957. Softcover. White wraps, staple bound. 36 pp. Numerous bw plates. Checklist of 126 works, with prices. Exhibition January 17 - March 3, 1957. More
Chicago, IL: Art Institute of Chicago, 1961. Softcover. Green and white wraps, staple bound. Unpaginated (20 pp). Numerous bw plates. Checklist of 150 works, with prices. Exhibition March 31 throuhgh May 28, 1961. Includes 3 pp. press release listing prize winners. More
Chicago, IL: Art Institute of Chicago, 1964. Softcover. Yellow wraps, staple bound. Unpaginated (24 pp). Numerous bw plates. Checklist of 74 works, with prices. Exhibition May 1 - May 31 1964. More
Chicago, IL: Art Institute of Chicago, 1963. Softcover. White wraps, staple bound. 36 pp. Numerous bw plates. Checklist of 115 works, with prices. Exhibition 19 April through 2 June 1963. More
1943. Softbound. clear laminated blue wraps. 45 pp. 1 color, 22 bw plates. Lengthy essay by Daniel Catton Rich. Lists 61 works. Scarce, this copy inscribed by Rich in 1959. More
1957. Pale blue wraps. [32] pp. 28 bw plates. More
1979. Softcover. Eggshell wraps. 80 pp. No illus. This catalogue and the exhibition it accompanies is the result of a seminar conducted for the School of the Art Institute of Chicago entitled "Connoisseurship and Museum Practicum". Catalogue lists 89 works, with detailed descriptions of the objects accompanied by essays on..... More
1983. White wraps. 182 pp. Numerous color and bw plates. Three-page introduction by Reinhold Heller, eight essays by Janssen himself, accompanied by many of his drawings and etchings--an excellent graphical collection. More
NY: Hudson Hills Press, 1990. Color wraps. 155 pp. 30 bw, 60 color plates. Contains the lengthy essay "Ed Paschke: Twenty-five Years of Confrontation" with 55 notes by Neal Benezra, the essay "The Self as Subject, the Subjected Self" by John Yau, an interview by Dennis Adrian, the exhibition catalogue..... More
1990. Color wraps. 155 pp. 64 color, numerous bw plates. Essays by Neal Benezra (Ed Paschke: Twenty-Five Years of Confrontation), John Yau (The Self as Subject, the Subjected Self: The Paintings of Ed Paschke), and Dennis Adrian (A Conversation with Ed Paschke), catalogue of 59 works in the exhibition, portrayed..... More
1941. Softcover. Color wraps. 56, [57] pp. 57 bw plates. Catalogue lists 272 works, with brief essays and excellent illustrations. More
1949. Softcover. Color wraps bound into library green buckram. 140 pp. 141 bw plates. Catalogue listing of 345 works, with a five-page essay by Hans Huth, "American Painting: Historical Development", and a one-page introduction by Daniel Catton Rich. Numerous illustrations. Also a fairly extensive essay (including biographies of many silversmiths)..... More
1989. Softcover. Red wraps. 24 pp. 37 bw illus. Essay and portfolio text by Catherine Ingraham. Amply illustrated and contains brief professional information. More
