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Art in Residence: West Coast Artists in Their Space
by Kurt Edward Fishback, Cole Weston, Henry Hopkins (2000) |
California Impressionism
by William H. Gerdts, Will South (1998) |
Artists at Continent's End: The Monterey Peninsula Art Colony, 1875-1907
by Scott Shields |
Cottages by the Sea
by Linda Leigh Paul (2000) |
Portraits of 80 influential West Coast artists, including Monterey County residents Cole Weston, Ansel Adams, and others. |
Definitive work on Californian artists who work in the Impressionist movement, including Carmel artists E. Charlton Fortune and Armin Carl Hansen.
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The rich artistic life of the Monterey Peninsula is thoroughly explored in this informative, lively book about the Californian Bohemians.
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Handsome book with more than 270 photographs, devoted to the "handmade homes of Carmel, America's first artist community."
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Storybook Style
by Arrol Gellner, Douglas Keister (2001) |
The Monterey Peninsula, A Postcard Journey
by Burl Willes (2005) |
Thomas Kinkade: Paintings of Radiant Light
by Thomas Kinkade, Philippa Reed (1995) |
Accidental Ambassador Gordo: The Comic Strip Art of Gus Arriola
by Robert C. Harvey and Gustavo M. Arriola (2000) |
Carmel's �Hansel and Gretel' cottages, and others built for artists and ordinary folk by Hugh Comstock, get good coverage in this intriguing illustrated book. |
Charming vintage postcards — 300 of them — illustrate this unusual travel book. |
Informal autobiographical notes accompany 120 color plates of Kinkade's charming paintings. Kinkade's first studio in Carmel can still be visited by fans. |
After 44 years in the funny pages of newspapers across America, "Gordo" has now been captured in a book that includes biographical detail about Arriola, a Monterey-based artist. |
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The Merchant of Dennis the Menace
by Hank Ketcham (2005) |
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Ketcham's mischievous eternal six-year-old lives on in daily strips, but this vintage collection is a more personal memoir about the real life of the Monterey-based cartoonist. |
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