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Stephen Lyman

  • Firelight Published by Greenwich Workshop. The Firelight is more than a book of art. With each page the artist guides you through Yosemite and shares the origins of both his campfire trilogy and his two mountain campfire prints. The journey is detailed in Lyman's writings, photographs, drawings, and sketches, some from Lyman's personal collection and some created especially for Firelight.

$150.00

   

Gianni Bozzacchi

 

  • The Queen and I (Autographed by Bozzacchi) Published by University Wisconsin Press. The Queen and I is a remarkable collection of photographs Gianni Bozzacchi has taken of Elizabeth Taylor, most of them previously unpublished, capturing her as a film star, a woman, and a personal friend.

$1,500.00

 

Elise MaClay

  • Bev Doolittle- New Magic (Autographed by Doolittle) Published by Greenwich Workshop. As evidenced in this beautiful book, Doolittle sees the world with spirit and brings it to life with superlative watercolor technique. This collection of new work from Doolittle's ongoing artistic quest, and the story of that quest, shows why Doolittle has been acclaimed as one of the world's foremost print artists.

$40.00

   

John Young

  • Aviation Paintings of John Young Published by David Charles Publishers. This book gathers more than 40 large color plates and numerous black and white illustrations featuring aircraft from before World War I, biplanes, heavy bombers, fighters, modern military jets, and airliners.

$40.00

   

James C. Christensen

  • The Voyage of the Basset (Autographed by Christensen) Published by Greenwich Workshop. In the tradition of such favorite classics as Gulliver’s Travels and Journey to the Center of the Earth, Voyage of the Basset takes the reader on a fantastical journey of discovery. Through richly detailed full-color paintings and line drawings, magical kingdoms emerge from a sea of dreams.

$150.00

   

Charles Wysocki

  • An American Celebration Published by Greenwich Press. An American's Celebration's 200-plus paintings portray the joys of early America. Whether depicting a cozy New England bay or a busy Amish valley, the artist mixes whimsy and sentiment. The text by Betty Ballantine embellishes the artist's sense of time and place, and offers a further look into the lore, history, innovations, and accomplishments of our country.

$25.00

  • Heartland Published by Greenwich Press. Presenting a new collection of full-color paintings, drawings, sketches, and photographs by the author and artist Charles Wysocki. It is accompanied by inspirational verse, depicting themes of hard work, quiet pleasures, and overall life in nineteenth-century America. The book is divided into six sections that correspond to the artist's major themes: "Through the Eyes of a Child," "The Bounty of the Earth," "The Charm of America," "The Worth of Work," "The Lure of the Sea," and "The Joy of Love."

$25.00

   
Ramsay Derry

  • The World of Robert Bateman Published by Madison Press Books. Showcasing his message of environmental protection, this book features early paintings, most of which have never before been collected. Alongside the images, the artist comments on the pictures, offering the reader detailed explanations of how he uses art to relay meaning and beauty from the worlds of nature and wildlife. Also providing the different stages of a painting, from conception to completion, this gorgeous collection shows an artist at work—a rare insight into the mind of one of the most celebrated nature artists today.

$40.00

   

Rick Archbold

  • An Artist in Nature- Bateman (Autographed by Bateman) Published by Madison Press Books. A celebration of the art of Robert Bateman presents more than 120 full-color plates--beautifully rendered landscapes, birds, mammals--that reveal the artist's concern about the environment. Robert Bateman has been hailed as the most influential wildlife artist of the 20th century. He is the illustrator of The Art of Robert Bateman, Birds, and Natural Worlds. He lives in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. Rick Archbold is a writer, an editor, a nature conservationist, and the author of Natural Worlds. He lives in Toronto, Ontario.

$40.00

   

Peter Matthiessen

  • Robert Bateman - Birds (Comes with print) Published by Boshkung, Inc. This book is not a field guide to birds nor a reference book. Rather it is an artist's "portfolio" and a "field diary." It is 176 filled with 220 exquisite color plates, black and white studies, sketches and the artist's fascinating first-person narrative. Bateman depicts a worldwide range of species in paintings. The artist's uncanny ability is no less displayed in the backgrounds and settings than in the portraits of the birds. This is a wonderful book for birders, wildlife enthusiasts and art lovers.

$40.00

 

Christopher Hume

  • From the Wild: Portfolios of North American Wildlife Artists Published by GWA Group Publishing. Twelve of the most famous wildlife artists in North America are represented in this volume. This includes Robert Bateman, Owen Gromme, Claudio D'Angelo, Bob Kuhn, Glen Loates and more. Over 100 color plates and sixty black-and-white pictures are carefully reproduced. Hume, art critic for the Toronto Star, has carefully selected works which he fees are truly representative, and information about the artists has been written and edited by some of he leading experts in the field.

$45.00

   
James Ford Museum

  • Wild Life Art in America Published by the James Ford Museum. This is an exhibition catalogue that accompanied the exhibition Wildlife Art in America held at the Bell Museum, Minnesota in 1994. It shows over 82 different wildlife artists with an example of their artwork and a biography. This includes John James Audubon, Robert Bateman, Richard Bishop, Rod Frederick, Nancy Glazier, Les Kouba, Bob Kuhn, Terry Redlin, John Seerey-Lester, and many many more.

$10.00

 

Jon Van Zyle

  • Best of Alaska: The Art of Jon Van Zyle (Autographed by Van Zyle and numbered) Published by Epicenter Press. This collector's book is hard to find. It includes Van Zyles's artist statement, a legacy written by Carol Phillips, personal photos, and of course many beautiful examples of his work. His work is split into seven different sections including Wildlife, Our kindred Spirits; Alaska, the Mystique; Dogs, A Special Bond, and an Iditarod series. There is also a section on his stone lithography work.

$60.00

   

Thomas Kinkade

  • Paintings of Radiant Light Published by Abbeville Press. Celebrating the charming and radiant works of Thomas Kinkade, a foremost contemporary painter of light, this delightful volume recounts the uplifting story of the artist's life and adventures, recalls the inspiration behind his work, and describes the fascinating personal references--to loved ones and to his faith--found in his paintings. Over 75 color illustrations. 3 gatefolds.

$50.00

   

Owen J. Gromme

  • The World of Owen Gromme (Leather bound and Autographed By Gromme) Published by Stanton & Lee Publishers. The World of Owen Gromme presents the life and art of the great American wildlife artist in 122 of Gromme's finest paintings (each faced by the artist's own description)

$900.00

  • Birds of Wisconsin Revised Edition Published by University Press. Owen J. Gromme's classic Birds of Wisconsin comes to life again in a splendid new edition with completely rephotographed color plates and a new introduction by well-known ornithologist Samuel D. Robbins, Jr. This stunning revised edition features eighty-nine full-color portraits depicting the state's rich variety of native species and seventeen new paintings showing birds in their natural habitat. When, where, and how abundantly each bird is present in Wisconsin is indicated with easy-to-read maps and datelines, updated by Robbins.

$150.00

 

Edwards Park

  • The Art of William S. Phillips: Glory of Flight. Published by Greenwich Workshop. William Phillips has been regarded by many as the leading American aviation artist over the last 20 years. The Glory of Flight is a superb celebration of his work bringing together a large collection of both well known and not so often seen images. The book is structured around flying from the aircrew perspective, rather than historic periods or aircraft types. Usually he opts for World War II vintage war birds engaging in dogfights or limping home damaged. P-38s, B-17s, Spitfires, and P-51s dominate this album of 80-plus color plates, followed in number by the supersonic fighters currently in service. Phillips often pictures them at flattering angles as they pass over prominent landmarks, such as Crater Lake, the cliffs of Dover, or the Grand Canyon, highlighted by the low-angle ruddiness of sunsets.

$60.00

 

Robert Taylor

  • The Air Combat Painter Robert Taylor Published by Vanwell Publishing. Robert Taylor is one of the world's leading aviation artists. Now this book offers superb reproductions of Robert Taylor's very best air combat paintings and sketches, as well as behind-the-scenes stories of his meetings with some of the finest aviators in history.

$95.00

   

Elmer Kelton

  • The Art of Frank C. McCarthy. Published by Greenwich Workshop. This is an overview of McCarthy's heroic images of the American West places the reader in the middle of action-packed paintings of native Americans, mountain men, cowboys, and soldiers.

$35.00

   

Charles Frace

  • Natures Window (Signed by Frace, numbered and comes with certificate) Frace is one of the world's leading painters of realistic wildlife art. "Nature's Window" is a high-quality, luscious coffee-table book. On its sturdy pages are reproduced examples of his art: sketches, plates, details. Frace' specializes in Nature's predators, and is most famous for his oils of the big cats and their cubs. You almost feel that you could reach out and ruffle the fur of his cougars, lynxes, and snow leopards. The artist is also known for the authentic habitats in which he presents his subjects. "Nature's Window" includes personal photographs of the artist and his wife Elke at work and on photo-safari.

$145.00

   
Charles Peterson

  • Reflections Published by White Door Publishing Company. This was Charles Peterson's second book. It takes a biographical look at Charles Peterson's life and art. He talks about his knowledge of art and his passion for different subject matter with incredible wit while placing it in biographical context. It showcases more than 60 paintings.

$50.00

   

Paul Margocsy

  • The Art of Paul Margocsy Published by Paul Margocsy. This book has over 100 full color reproductions of Margocsy's finest wildlife works. There is also a full biography on the artist describing how his passion for wildlife art developed and his many accomplishments in the field.

$35.00

 

John Stobart

  • The World of Sail and SteamPublished by Mrip Enterprise Inc. This book takes you on a voyage through beautiful ports, wonderful waterways, and open sea as only the artwork by John Stobart can.

$150.00

We also have available two DVD's

  • Simplifying Outdoor Painting with John Stobart

$19.95

  • World Scape I by John Stobart

$39.95

 

   

David Wagner

  • American Wildlife Art Published by Marquand Books. Scholar and author David Wagner tells the story of this popular genre's history from it's beginnings in colonial times to the work of present day artists. He gives accounts of artists, events and trends that all shaped and developed the market for wildlife art.

$74.00

   

 

  • Wind, Wad & Waterverf (Written in Dutch) Published by Benjamin & Partners, Groningen with the Artist for Nature Foundation. The first publication by ANF. It is a portrait of one of the most pristine barrier islands of the Netherlands. It was their first attempt to bring artist's together to promote nature conservation. It includes work done by 25 artists.

$60.00

 

Mark Moran

  • Majolica Published by Krause Publications. Majolica pottery is the most sought after in today's pottery market. This book offers a comprehensive guide to potter from Minton, Wedgewood, George Jones, Worchester and Lear and Chesapeake Potteries with over 1,200 listings. There are full color examples, detail descriptions, up-to-date- pricing and a guide for identifying reproductions.

$24.95

 

  • Cookie Jars Published by Krause Publications. American cookie jars are fun and collectible! Today stoneware cookie jars made by Brush, McCoy, Hull and others are highly prized pieces by collectors. This book features thousands of cook jars by all the major collectors. They each come with full color pictures, history, current values and information on marks and how to spot a reproduction.

$24.95

 

  • Gas Station Collectibles Published by Krause Publications. Every town has a gas station where kids could buy soda and everyone came to get the town news. This book is a must for the fans of anything petrolania. I is a guide through more than 2,000 spectacular images with chapters devoted to pumps, station signs, oil cans, globes and much more. Detailed descriptions will help collectors avoid reproductions.

$24.95

  • McCoy Pottery Published by Krause Publications. What began 160 years ago with the production of utilitarian stoneware has become a passion for many. This book includes examples of McCoy cookie jars, dinnerware, pedestals, planters, vases and Loy-Nel- Art and more. It also includes a McCoy catalog, historical data and a chapter on how to spot reproductions.

$24.95

  • Fiesta Ware Published by Krause Publications. The clean and bright colors of Fiesta dinnerware was first introduced in 1936 and then later reintroduced in 1986 when collecting grew again. This book includes all the information including the best of the old and the latest and greatest. You'll find appealing color photographs and up-to-date pricing.

$24.95

  • Red Wing Published by Krause Publications. Red Wing pottery with its beautiful glazes and hand painted designs are some of the most desired. This book covers over 1,200 pieces with a full color photo, current prices, historical facts and a detailed description. Collectors can also find out how to spot a reproduction.

$24.95

  • Warman's Antique & Collectibles Published by Krause Publications. Most of us have at least one item that looks like it could be an antique and maybe even a collectible. This book will help the beginner as well as the experienced collector in navigating the world of antiques. There are photos to help, price guides, plus a DVD which demonstrates what to look for and how to inspect pieces for authenticity.

$27.99

   

Judith Hohl and Bev Doolittle

  • Visions- The Art of Bev Doolittle Published by Greenwich Workshop. A catalog of some of Bev Doolittle's art along with explanations or descriptions from the artist. Beautiful full color pictures and sketches line the pages of this beautiful book.

$25.00

   
  • Wisconsin Community Treasures Published by Morgan & Chase Publishing. A great book full of pictures and information about the businesses, people and attractions that make Wisconsin great. You can find guides on dining, accommodations, services, shopping, recreation and more. Communities are listed in alphabetical order.

$25.00

   

Children's Books

Jonathon London

  • Honey Pad and Lightfoot Published by Chronicle Books. Illustrated by artist Jon Van Zyle. This story follows Honey Paw, an adult female grizzly, through a meeting with Old Man of the Mountain, an adult male grizzly, to the birth of her cub Lightfoot. The mother and cub's adventures fill the rest of the story. Included at the end is factual information on the grizzlies and what is threatening to bring their extinction.

$14.99

  • Eyes of Gray Wolf Published by Scholastic Inc. Illustrated by artist Jon Van Zyle. London tells the story of a Gray Wolf who has lost his mate. As it hunts alone it strays into another packs territory. The Gray Wolf's story continues through the snow on a moonlight night. London is able to evoke emotion with out humanizing the animals in poetic prose. While written for children this book will be a good fit for any age group. Included at the end is a factual information as well as wolf conservation contact information.

$14.95

 

James Keller and Daniel Page Schallau

 

  • The Traveler- A Magical Journey. Published by Artisan Publishers. Young Tor is bored one day and gets sent by his mother to visit his grandfather. He finds his grandfather's house full of curiosities, magic, and history so alive Tor walks right through it. He goes on a hot air balloon, a Roman ship, a train that has no end, and works to solve a riddle that only knowledge he gains along the way can solve.

$10.00

   

Elise MaClay

  • Bev Doolittle - The Forest Has Eyes The Art of Bev Doolittle Published by Greenwich Workshop.This is a picture book for children, featuring twelve of Doolittle's most popular camouflage and Native American animal-spirit paintings. The text by Maclay invites readers to see the natural world and its animals with the Native American's eyes, and to create their own stories while looking at the pictures. Songs, legends and questions geared toward the younger child accompany Doolittle's paintings about "seeing" with our native peoples' eyes.
    $12.00
   

Will Bullas

  • A Fool and His Bunny Published by Worman Pub. Co. The introduction to this book is written by Clint Eastwood. Will Bullas combines his watercolor skills with his artistic one-liners to show case his funny point of view. It is filled with illustrations of one-liners and puns that poke fun at English phrases.

$14.00

   

Brian Heinz

  • Kayuktuk an Arctic Quest Published by Chronicle Books. Illustrated by Jon Van Zyle. This is a coming of age tale set in the tundra of Alaska. It follows young Inuit, Aknik, as he sets out to prove his skills as a hunter so he can join the men in hunting whale. When his traps are robbed mysteriously he must look deep into himself for the wisdom and courage to figure it out.

$10.00