New publications spotlight artists from Art Deco to contemporary photography, offering fresh perspectives on their work and impact.
New book on Tamara de Lempicka
Pauline Créteur has published a biography of Tamara de Lempicka, a prominent painter of the Art Deco period, as part of the "Pop-Art" collection by Gallimard, released on 1st October.Frans Masereel's work revisited
Martin de Halleux continues to explore the work of Frans Masereel with the publication "Figures et grimaces," released on 2 October.André Lhote in new analysis
Françoise Garcia examines the career of André Lhote in "L'art de la controverse," a book published by Norma on 2 October.William Eggleston featured in new collection
Actes Sud presents the work of William Eggleston, known for introducing color into art photography, in its "Photo Poche" collection, released on 7 October.Art, philosophy, and literature in one book
Immersion, written by Marie-Laure Bernadac, Alvaro Cortina, and Yannick Haenel, explores the history of art, philosophy, and literature to analyze the work of Miquel Barcelo. It was published by Citadelles & Mazenod on 7 October.Mary Cassatt's legacy revisited
Inès Boittiaux revisits the career of Mary Cassatt in "Hazan," published on 7 October, focusing on her role as the only woman to exhibit with the Impressionists in the 19th century.Monet's life and influence explored
Sonia Chaine focuses on the life and influence of Monet in "L'instant éternel," published by Gründ on 8 October.Antonioni's work in new publication
Calmann-Lévy examines the work of Michelangelo Antonioni in "Peintre," released on 14 October.Bela Silva's art in new collection
Flammarion gathers the emblematic works of the Portuguese artist Bela Silva on 14 October, showcasing his ability to connect ceramics with large-scale drawings and collages.Banksy's influence in new book
Luca Greco's book "Sur les pas de Banksy," published by Larousse on 14 October, explores the impact and legacy of the anonymous street artist Banksy.Francisque Poulbot's career revisited
Jean-Marc Tarrit presents the career and struggles of illustrator Francisque Poulbot in "Poulbot et les gosses de Montmartre," published by Atlande on 15 October.Guillaume Herbaut's photography collection
The photographer Guillaume Herbaut presents his "Histoire(s)" in a publication by Textuel on 21 October, which he himself accompanies with texts.David de Rueda's urban exploration
Albin Michel offers an immersion into the universe of photographer and urban explorer David de Rueda in "Night urbex," published on 28 October.Mahn Kloix's social art explored
Théophile Pillault revisits the career of artist Mahn Kloix in "Entre les lignes," published by Alternatives on 29 October, highlighting his use of art to support social and environmental causes.Lucien Hervé's architectural photography
Virginie Chardin comments on the architectural photographs of Lucien Hervé in "Ombre et lumière," published by La Martinière on 30 October.