An essential overview of the creation of the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, from the transfer of the collection from France, London and Washington D.C. after the collector’s death, to its installation in Lisbon and opening in 1969.
Brno City Museum: 50 presents a curated selection of 50 works representing the breadth of the institution’s collections. Over 50 magnificent illustrations bring the exhibits vividly to life.
This new book presents highlights of one of the Czech Republic’s key collections of interwar modern art, at the Gallery of West Bohemia in Pilsen, with reproductions and essays on their artistic and cultural context.
This guide explores the essence of each of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum's exhibition areas and shares some of the emigrant stories found within.
This lavish volume explores the legacy and revival of miniature painting in Uzbekistan, celebrating the country’s artistic heritage and unlocking its relevance in modern times.