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Horse Country
Horse lovers will relish this attractive book. It will be of interest to both readers who want to learn more about horses and those who are experienced riders, owners, and trainers of equines.
Taken separately, Paglen’s essays are impressively cogent, engaging, and relevant. Collectively however, they lose urgency. Despite this reservation, the importance of this book’s subject and the valuable arguments Paglen makes recommend this title for all art and politics collections.
A major reevaluation of a renowned painter of the Spanish Golden Age. For academic libraries as well as for public libraries with strong art history collections.
This engaging and visually rich introduction to modern and contemporary art is an informative, inspiring, and accessible resource. It succeeds in making modern and contemporary art feel approachable while showcasing the depth and creativity of the Hirshhorn’s collection.
Several titles compete in this crowded publishing space and surpass this book: for insight on intimate spaces, Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space; for lessons on architectural process, Matthew Frederick’s 101 Things I Learned in Architecture School; and for general appreciation, Charles Holland’s How To Enjoy Architecture.
This book highlights a wonderful and lesser-known woman artist and is recommended for readers who want to learn more about her and early-20th-century Scandinavian art.
This fascinating book will appeal to those interested in history, fashion, film, and music. Although this is a very specific subject, it could appeal to readers with varying interests. For collections with strong fashion sections.
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