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Art & Artists in
South Carolina
Black Mountain College
The Business of
Art
Ceramics
Contemporary
Art
Dada & Surrealism
Digital Photography
& Imaging
Fiber & Textile Art
French Impressionism
The Harlem Renaissance
Islamic Art
Outsider &
Folk Art
Printmaking
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- Alice Neel.
Temkin, Ann. 759.13 NEEL
- American
Expressionism: Art and Social Change
1920-1950.
Dijkstra, Bram. 759.13 DIJKSTRA
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Angels and Monsters:
Male and Female Sopranos in the Story of Opera 1600-1900.
Somerset-Ward, Richard. 782.109
SOMERSET-WARD
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Art Deco 1910-1939.
Benton, Charlotte.
709.04012 ART
- The Art of
George Rodrigue.
Rodrigue, George.
759.13 RODRIGUE
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The Art of Maurice Sendak: 1980 to the
Present.
Kushner, Tony.
741.64 KUSHNER
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The Artists of Nathadwara: The
Practice of Painting in Rajasthan.
Lyons, Tryna.
709.544 LYONS
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Batik: 21 Beautiful Projects Using
Simple Techniques.
Light, Diana.
746.662 LIGHT
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Botticelli: From Lorenzo the Magnificent to
Savonarola.
Botticelli, Sandro.
759.5 BOTTICELLI
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Cezanne's Garden. Fell,
Derek. 759.4 FELL
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The Chesley Awards for Science
Fiction & Fantasy Art: A Retrospective.
Grant, John. 741.6 GRANT
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Edvard Munch:
Theme and Variation.
Munch, Edvard.
759.81 MUNCH
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El Greco.
The
National Gallery.
759.6 GRECO
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The Group of Seven and Tom Thompson. Silcox, David P.
759.11 SILCOX
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Italian Paintings of the Fifteenth
Century.
National Gallery of Art.
759.5 NATIONAL
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Jazz in Black and White: The
Photographs of Duncan Schiedt.
Schiedt, Duncan P.
781.65 SCHIEDT
- Lee Bontecou: A
Retrospective.
Smith, Elizabeth A.T. (exhibition curator). 709.2 Bontecou
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Native American Beadwork:
Projects & Techniques from the
Southwest. Geary, Theresa Flores. 745.582 GEARY
- Painting with
Stitches: Creating
Freestyle Embroidery by Hand.
Dove, Sue. 746.44 DOVE
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Picasso's War: The Destruction of Guernica and the Masterpiece that Changed the World.
Martin, Russell. 759.6 MARTIN
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Women Artists.
Buchholz,
Elke Linda.
704.042 BUCHHOLZ
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Artists'
Masks
June 23 - August 30
Works in mixed media by the artists of Outside-In Studio of
Spartanburg. BellSouth Exhibition Lobby at Headquarters.
Spartanburg
Artist’s Guild
Ongoing, rotating exhibit of 2D works, located on the
main and top levels of the library. Come in and enjoy the art of
your friends and colleagues as you browse for books!
Frederic
Remington
Ongoing: Over
20 of Remington’s bronze sculptures on loan from a local collector, located
on the top and main levels of the library.
Film Fanatics
(at the Headquarters Library)
All movies are viewed at 7:00 pm in the Irwin Conference Room. Call the
Audio/Visual Desk at 596-3502 for more information.
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Aaron Douglas : Art, Race, and the Harlem
Renaissance.
Kirschke, Amy Helene.
B DOUGLAS
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Against the Odds: The Artists of the
Harlem Renaissance.
Edwards, Amber. VIDEO 700.89 AGAINST
- The Art of Romare Bearden.
Bearden, Romare. 709.2
BEARDEN
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The Art of Romare Bearden.
Moore, Carroll. DVD/VIDEO 709.2 ART
- Artists and Writers of the Harlem
Renaissance. Beckman,
Wendy H. Y700.92396 BECKMAN
- Extraordinary People of the Harlem
Renaissance. Hardy, P.
Stephen. 700.92396 HARDY
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Free Within Ourselves : the Harlem Renaissance.
Jacques, Geoffrey. Y700.899 JACQUES
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Harlem Renaissance.
Huggins, Nathan Irvin. 709.73 HUGGINS
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Harlem
Renaissance: Art of Black America.
704 HARLEM
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The Harlem Renaissance: Hub of African-American Culture,
1920-1930.
Watson, Steven. 700.89
WATSON
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Homecoming: the Art and
Life of William H. Johnson. Powell,
Richard J.
759.13 POWELL
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Over the Line: the Art and Life of Jacob Lawrence. Nesbett,
Peter. 759.13 OVER
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Rhapsodies in Black:
The Art of the Harlem Renaissance.
704.03 RHAPSODIES
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When Harlem Was in Vogue. Lewis, David L.
700.899 LEWIS
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VanDerZee, Photographer,
1886-1983. Willis-Thomas, Deborah. 779.2092
WILLIS-THOMAS
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Locating Items
(Headquarters Library)
New art books:
main floor, middle
Other
art books:
upper floor, in the back
Videos
&
DVDs:
main floor, on the right
Art
Magazines:
main floor, in the back
All branch libraries
have art books, too. If you
have trouble finding an item,
ask a staff member for help—that’s what we’re here for!
Don’t Have a
Library card?
Here’s how
to get one.
Putting a Book
on Hold
If the item you
want has been checked out, you can put it on hold. We’ll put it aside for
you when it’s returned, and give you a call. You can put it on hold
yourself through
the library’s online catalog, or you can
call or
come by and we can do it for you.
Getting &
Returning Books
Don’t
want to come downtown?
Contact
the library branch of your choice
and have them send the item you’d like
to any of our other 9 locations. You can pick it up
(and return it) at any Spartanburg County Public Library! |
