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Andrew L. Hofmeister (Paperback)
Odyssey
Andrew L. Hofmeister
Hofmeister's remarkable lifelong evolution as an artist--from the early Western sketches done during his youth in Montana to the exceptional abstract paintings that characterize his recent work are outlined. 53 black/white and color illustrations dating from the 1920s to 1990 are included.
Illustrations 12" x 9 " 50 pages (1991)
Art/Photography
Price :
US$7.50
Extending the Artist's Hand (Hardbound)
Contemporary Sculpture from the Walla Walla Foundry
Compiled by Chris Bruce
With full color photography and informative text, this volume celebrates the collaboration between artist and technician, explores the fascinating journey of metal sculpture from initial concept to final installation, and documents the history and achievements of an extraordinary eastern Washington enterprise. Profiled artists include Robert Arneson, Terry Allen, Deborah Butterfield, Jim Dine, and Tom Otterness.
Published by the Museum of Art, Washington State University
Illustrations glossary 12" x 8 1/2" 112 pages (2004)
Art/Photography/Palouse/Washington
Price :
US$24.95
Gaylen Hansen (Hardbound)
Three Decades of Paintings
Keith Wells, with a contribution by Gary Larson
Although Gaylen Hansen was raised on a Utah farm in the 1920s and has lived in rural eastern Washington for five decades, his friendly, whimsical artwork has been exhibited in cities worldwide, including New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Jakarta, Singapore, and Beijing. This new retrospective includes an engaging interview with the artist and a highly personal selection of more than twenty of his paintings--most never publicly shown--along with some old favorites.
Illustrations 8 1/4" x 10 1/4" 120 pages (2007)
Art/Photography
Price :
US$24.95
Indian Summers (Hardbound)
Washington State College and the Nespelem Art Colony, 193741
J.J. Creighton
Washington State College established the Nespelem Art Colony in 1937 to compile an artistic and historical record of the Indians in north central Washington. For five summers, participants took up residence in and around Nespelem, the headquarters of the Colville Confederated Tribes. This book provides a snapshot of the students, instructors, and Indians, and beautifully displays some of the artwork their partnership created.
Illustrations photographs notes bibliography map index 10 1/2" x 9" 88 pages (2000)
Art/Photography/Palouse/Native American
Price :
US$22.95
My Heart on the Yukon River (Paperback)
Monique Dykstra
In the summer of 1993, photographer Monique Dykstra and a friend canoed down the Yukon River, traveling nearly 2,000 miles across Canadas Yukon Territory and Alaska. Paddling 30 to 40 miles a day, Dykstra photographed and interviewed the unique individuals she encountered in the sparsely settled wilderness.
Photographs maps 10 1/2" x 9" 136 pages (1997)
Art/Photography/Alaska/Nature/Environment/Essays and Memoirs
Price :
US$24.95
Palouse Country (Paperback)
George Bedirian
This revised WSU Press edition of
Palouse Country
includes over one hundred fine duotone images, dozens of which have never before been seen. George Bedirian's enduring poetic scenes juxtapose the temporal with the timeless, the changing with the unchanged, in one of the nation's exceptional places.
Photographs essay 8 1/2" x 11" 152 pages (2002)
Art/Photography/Palouse
Price :
US$32.95
Picture WSU (Paperback)
Images from Washington State University
The WSU community encompasses a wide variety of people, including past and current students, parents, professors, staff, and residents of surrounding neighborhoods. This remarkable photographic essay celebrates WSU's visual beauty in its buildings, sculptures, and local landmarks; the academic learning and research conducted in classrooms and labs; and its social connections in the pursuit of a vast array of outside interests.
Picture WSU
commemorates both the ordinary-communicating, studying, and working-along with the extraordinary-the cutting edge research, the opening of minds to new and different ideas, and the fascinating interactions between people from diverse walks of life. Stunning photographs and lyrical captions portray both the common and the unforgettable sights and activities that take place on the various campuses, and capture the essence of the student experience at Washington State University.
Photographs 8" x 8" 160 pages (2006)
Art/Photography/WSU
Price :
US$19.95
The Art People Love (Paperback)
Stories of Richard S. Beyers Life and His Sculpture
Margaret W. Beyer
The Art People Love
is a perceptive, extensively illustrated overview of the work of the artist written by his wife. The volume also serves as a guide to his sculptures, located throughout the Northwest.
Illustrations photographs index 10 1/2" x 9" 144 pages (1999)
Art/Photography
Price :
US$16.95
Witch of Kodakery (Paperback)
The Photography of Myra Albert Wiggins, 18691956
Carole Glauber
Myra Wiggins, a successful early-20h century Oregon photographic artist and member of Alfred Stieglitz's elite Photo-Secession group, embodied the ideal of the "new woman"independent, energetic, and ambitiousas depicted by the Eastman Kodak Company's "Kodak Girl". Her award-winning photographs, many reminiscent of paintings by the Old Dutch Masters, were exhibited across the United States and Europe. Her biography is completed with reproductions of her stunning artwork and insights into the Northwest art community at the dawn of the 1900s.
Illustrations photographs notes bibliography index 10 1/2" x 9" 152 pages (1997)
Art/Photography/Oregon
Price :
US$16.95
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