Introduction by Deborah Rosenthal
Afterword by Jacqueline Hélion
The French artist's brilliant 1943 bestseller about
his two years as a prisoner in Nazi
POW camps.
ISBN 978-1-61145-501-4
Hardcover
$24.95
A Free House! or The Artist as Craftsman by Walter Richard Sickert
Edited and with a memoir of the artist
by Osbert Sitwell
Thoughts on his art and life and his contemporaries by the prominent painter of Edwardian England.
ISBN 978-1-61145-705-6
Hardcover
$22.95
The Changing Concept
of Reality in Art by Erwin Rosenthal
Introduction by Deborah Rosenthal
Biographical note by Julia Rosenthal,
his granddaughter
Speculative essays on style and continuities of aesthetic truth, by a little-known art historian who fled Germany for the US and England.
ISBN 978-1-61145-769-8
Hardcover
$22.95
Contemporary Art
in the Light of History by Erwin Rosenthal
Introduction by Lance Esplund,
art critic, Bloomberg MUSE
Interlinked essays on the relationship of the arts and the nature of contemporary art.
ISBN 978-161145-755-1
Hardcover
$22.95
Form and Sense by Wolfgang Paalen
Introduction to the 2013 edition
by Martica Sawin, scholar of Surrealism
New edition of the first book in the Wittenborn Problems of Contemporary Art series. Essays by the charismatic artist-editor from his magazine Dyn.
ISBN 978-161145-782-7
Hardcover
$22.95
Just released:
Paris Without End by Jed Perl
The Twenty-fifth Anniversary edition of Jed Perl's first book, PARIS WITHOUT END, with a new introduction by the author.
Forthcoming in 2014
Double Rhythm by Jean Hélion
Collected and with an introduction by Deborah Rosenthal.
Essays by Jean Hélion, which originally appeared in English and have never been in book form before. DOUBLE RHYTHM will be off press in September. Deborah Rosenthal's introduction to the book will appear in the October issue of the YALE REVIEW.
