Julian Trevelyan: Picture Language
By Philip Trevelyan


Published to coincide with an exhibition at Bohun Gallery, opening in April 2013, this is the first monograph on British painter and printmaker Julian Trevelyan (1910 – 1988). A personal account, written by the artist’s son Philip Trevelyan, ‘Picture Language’ draws on previously unpublished archival material.

‘Julian Trevelyan: Picture Language’ follows the trail of a painter’s visual language and motivation. The working life of Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988) spanned more than 65 years. In that time he exhibited alongside Picasso, Miro and Dali, was a member of the British Surrealist group, an active participant of Mass Observation Movement, taught at both Chelsea School of Art and the Royal College of Art, and wrote a number of books. After the Second World War, his work was mainly concerned with depicting scenes around his Hammersmith home and the River Thames, where he lived with his wife Mary Fedden.

Includes 270 colour and 120 B&W illustrations.
256 pages, hardback.
RRP £40. Special pre-order price £35. Please contact Bohun Gallery.

John Piper and the Church
Edited by Patricia Jordan Evans and Joanna Cartwright
2012

'John Piper and the Church' celebrates the contribution John Piper made to the development of modern art in British churches throughout the 20th century. It charts his life-long fascination with, and care for, church buildings - a relationship which began as a young boy when he produced his own sketches and guidebook to the churches in his home county of Surrey. This catalogue accompanied the exhibition held at Dorchester Abbey in 2012.

'John Piper and the Church' was curated by Patricia Jordan Evans, Director of Bohun Gallery, on behalf of the Friends of Dorchester Abbey as a celebration of HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The catalogue includes contributions from Francis Spalding, David Stancliffe, Nicholas Usherwood, David Fraser Jenkins, Simon Martin, Stephen Laird, Nicholas Cranfield, Hugh Fowler-Wright.

Illustrated throughout in colour
Paperback
64 pages

£15.00

Julian Trevelyan:
Catalogue raisonné of prints
Edited by Silvie Turner

NEW Second Edition
Released October 2010

Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988) was one of the finest printmakers of his generation. He was an important innovator of modern print techniques, and one of the driving forces behind the etching revolution of the 1960s. This essential reference catalogues his entire output of over 393 etchings, and includes contributions from Norman Ackroyd, Frances Carey, Patricia Jordan Evans, Nicholas Usherwood, and Mary Fedden.

Lund Humphries in association with Bohun Gallery 2010
265 x 235 mm hardback
184 pages
30 colour illustrations
400 b/w illustrations

£85.00

'Julian Trevelyan: Picture Language' 23rd April – 1st June at Bohun Gallery
For the duration of the show, Sylvie Turner's Catalogue Raisonne of Julian Trevelyan's prints will be on offer at £45. Please contact Bohun Gallery to purchase.

John Piper:
Catalogue raisonné of prints
Edited by Orde Levinson

NEW Expanded and Revised Edition


An expanded and revised edition of Orde Levinson's definitive catalogue raisonne of the prints of John Piper. An essential reference book for the general public as well as for collectors, curators, print specialists and art historians, as an invaluable visual resource for all those with an interest in Piper's prolific and varied printmaking output.

This new edition incorporates Piper's essay on working with printers; extracts from Piper's writings; Orde Levinson's essay on Experiment and Quality; a new essay by David Fraser Jenkins on Piper's extraordinary experimental prints of the mid-1960s; a new Introduction by Orde Levinson as well as updated lists, indexes and bibliography.

RRP £125

Piper in Print
Books, Periodicals & Ephemera

In Piper in print, five 'Piper experts' explore the range and diversity of his work in formats that were usually considered 'lesser arts'. Their articles are illustrated with many rarely seen images.

Contributors include: Alan Powers, Hugh Fowler-Wright, David Heathcote, Annamarie Stapleton and Rigby Graham

The book is published in an edition of 490 and is available as:

Standard: casebound, signed and numbered
Price: £96.00   SOLD OUT

Special: bound quarter leather, with a folder containing facsimiles of rare examples of Piper ephemera including posters (460 x 310mm) and booklets, the whole contained in a printed slipcase
Price: £296.00

Artists Choice Editions 2010
156 pages, size 310 x 230mm, printed endpapers and covers, with about 250 illustrations, mostly in colour.
9780955834325

Painted Insights
By Victoria Crowe

Over the last thirty years Victoria Crowe, one of Scotland's leading painters, has established herself as a painter whose work is instantly recognizable. This book covers her full range - landscape, still lifes, portraits, self-portraits and interiors - but much of her work defies such precise categorization. She has been described as one of the most vital and original figurative painters currently at work in Scotland.

Antique Collectors' Club Ltd 2008
276 x 226 mm hardback
144 pages
1851495894

£25.00

Bohun Gallery: a celebration
30th anniversary catalogue

This catalogue accompanied the double exhibition which celebrated 30 years of fine art at Bohun Gallery. One work by each of the 54 exhibiting artists is illustrated. The artists themselves have contributed brief recollections and impressions of the gallery. A unique record of a gallery highly regarded by artists and art lovers alike.

Foreword by John Mortimer.

Bohun Gallery 2003
198 x 210 mm paperback
64 pages
55 colour photographs
56 mono photographs
0 9507212 3 9


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The Art of Prior's Court School

The Art of Prior's Court School reveals the unique story behind the £2 million collection of contemporary British art that Dame Stephanie Shirley put together to enhance the daily lives of everyone associated with this school for pupils with autism. The collection includes works by Elisabeth Frink, Peter Randall-Page, Rowena Dring and Thomas Heatherwick.

The informative and lively text by Ann Elliott draws out the story of the collection and its function as an educational resource. Colour photographs by Stephen White show the works of art in context, while black and white photographs by Nick Danziger reflect aspects of a working day at the school.

The book is bound using a specially commissioned fabric by leading textile artist Ann Sutton. Details of the collection are listed in full, together with biographical information on each of the 123 artists

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Bohun Gallery November 2002

300 x 240 mm hardback, 304 pages
269 colour illustrations, 24 b/w illustrations
Limited edition of 1000
0 9507212 2 0

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For every copy of The Art of Prior's Court School sold, £25 is donated to the Prior's Court Foundation.

The Imaginative Impulse:
Julian Trevelyan 1910-1988

This illustrated catalogue accompanied a retrospective exhibition of Julian Trevelyan's work held at the Royal College of Art in 1998. It includes an introduction by Mel Gooding and an essay by Nicholas Usherwood.


Bohun Gallery 1998
224 x 248 mm paperback
120 pages
58 colour illustrations
8 b/w illustrations
0 9507212 12

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The Hollow Vessel

Geoffrey Eastop

The distinguished ceramicist Geoffrey Eastop produced this brief but fascinating introduction to his methods and approach to ceramics over 22 years ago. The book is illustrated with contemporary examples of his ceramics and drawings from his sketch book, and has an introduction by Bill Ismay.

Bohun Gallery 1980
210 x 210mm paperback
36 pages
45 mono illustrations
0 9507212 0 4

OUT OF PRINT

Some copies available in fair condition