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Beautiful Suffering
Eds.
Mark Reinhardt, Holly Edwards, and Erina Duganne
(Published 2007)
Drawing on works from advertising, photojournalism, art
photography, and conceptual art, Beautiful Suffering features
reproductions of all the pieces in the Williams College Museum of Art exhibition
that shares its name—including portrayals of AIDS sufferers,
Abu Ghraib prisoners, refugees, and casualties of
war. This volume explores these painful images from the past few decades
of photography, weighing in on the intense critical debate that has
arisen in recent years around depictions of acute human suffering—especially
those that are beautifully rendered.
$25.00
Softcover, 216pp
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Encounter
Ed. Vivian Patterson
(Published 2006)
The newest handbook of the collection
since 1979, this publication features a wide variety of the collection’s
highlights in beautiful color reproduction. Each highlighted artwork is
accompanied by a brief essay contributed by Williams College faculty, WCMA
staff, undergraduate and graduate students, as well as outside scholars
and community members.
$19.95
Softcover, 196pp
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Moving Pictures: American Art and Early
Film, 1880-1910
This catalogue accompanies the exhibition and includes a DVD (computer use only)
that replicates the exhibition, including both artwork and films.
$65.00
Hardcover, 192pp
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Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
By Kathryn Price (Published 2006)
This catalog accompanies the first in-depth exhibition for Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
(1854-1930), who was well known at the turn of the century for the charm and
delicacy of her paintings and watercolors. Featuring 25 of Nicholls’s
works, including still lifes, landscapes from the New England countryside,
and seascapes.
$9.95
Softcover, 30pp
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American Dreams: American
Art to 1950 in the Williams College Museum of Art
Published in 2001 on the 75th anniversary of the museum,
this book highlights fifty-six works from the WCMA collection
from the 18th to the mid-20th centuries. Essays were
written on each work by recognized authorities on the
artists, including twenty-five Williams College alumni,
faculty, staff, and students.
$25.00
Hardcover, 240pp 129 illustrations (64 color)
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Prelude to a Nightmare: Art, Politics,
and Hitler’s Early Years in Vienna 1906-1913
This brochure documents the exhibition that was the museum’s contribution
to The Vienna Project, a collaboration among arts and cultural institutions in
the Berkshires that explored the art and culture of Vienna.
$1.00
Brochure, 20pp
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The Art of Leisure: Maurice
Prendergast in the Williams College Museum of Art
Nancy Mowll Mathews
This is a catalogue (1999) of the famous Maurice Prendergast
collection in the Williams College Museum of Art. In
addition to the almost 300 oils, pastels, watercolors,
drawings, and monotypes by Maurice Prendergast, there
are essays by Nancy Mowll Mathews, Eugénie Prendergast
Curator, on the various ways that the artist studied
and interpreted American leisure activities in turn-of-the-century
America.
$30.00
Paperback, 160pp
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The Art of Charles Prendergast
from the Collections of the Williams College Museum
of Art & Mrs. Charles Prendergast
Nancy Mowll Mathews
This is a catalogue (1993) of the approximately 100
panels, watercolors, drawings, sculpture, decorative
frames, and furniture by Charles Prendergast in the
Williams College Museum of Art.
$25.00
Paperback, 120pp
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The Book of Kings: Art, War, and the Morgan
Library's Medieval Picture Bible
This milestone publication provides the reader with unique insights into the
politics, religion, and culture of thirteenth-century France. Eight essays by
noted scholars of history and art history bring the court and crusades of King
Louis IX (later Saint Louis) to life.
$15.00
Catalogue, 223pp
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Reflections on the Architecture
of Williams College
Whitney S. Stoddard
Includes illustrations and photos of Williams College
campus buildings, from West College (1791-1793) to the Morley Science
Center (2000), along with an essay on each building. The essays present
the building’s
style, use or function, and relative architectural
quality.
$49.95
Hardcover, 208pp
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