John T. Spike is a distinguished critic, curator, and art historian whose work deeply explores both Renaissance and contemporary art. He has authored more than twenty influential books that offer insightful analyses of artworks and artists. Spike's writings investigate the profound connections between historical artistic movements and current creative expressions. His scholarship is valued for its depth and its capacity to illuminate pivotal moments in art history.
The book explores the life and artistic journey of Carole A. Feuerman, a key figure in American hyperrealistic sculpture alongside Duane Hanson and John De Andrea. Born in 1945, she trained in New York and Philadelphia, initially working as an illustrator before transitioning to sculpture in the 1970s. Her work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across galleries, museums, and art fairs in America, Europe, and Asia, highlighting her significant impact on the art world.
The first monograph on one of the few women Realist painters, Colleen Browning, who painted streetscapes of Harlem, and Manhattan.
This CD-ROM offers a comprehensive catalogue of the paintings of Caravaggio, showcasing his influential works and artistic techniques. Users can explore high-quality images, detailed descriptions, and historical context of each piece, providing an in-depth understanding of Caravaggio's contributions to art. The interactive format allows for easy navigation through his masterpieces, making it a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.