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Astrogeneris Mementos by Steve Brudniak were the first assemblage sculptures exhibited in outer space when, on October 12, 2008, they were taken aboard Soyuz TMA-13 to the International Space Station by entrepreneur and astronaut Richard Garriott. Astrogeneris Mementos are a pair of small pieces, containing hair provided by Richard Garriott and his father astronaut Owen Garriott and sealed in the chambers, somewhat in the manor of hairwork or Memento mori.[1][2][3]
Filmography
Year | Film | Role | Director | Notes |
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In post production | The Bay | Supporting | Eric Owen | |
In post production | Queen Cecelia | Lead | Chris Bier | |
In post production | Give Me Back My Bicycle | Lead | Daniel Schlomer | |
In post production | Rear View Cataclysm | Supporting | Eric Frodsham |
Prints and graphics
Political lithographs of the French Revolution 1830‒35
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The grocer who was not stupid, sent them licorice that was not sweet at all. (1830), Bibliothèque nationale de France
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The kid's right - it's us who fought the revolution but they're the ones eating the cake. (1830), 20.7 x 18.1 cm., British Museum
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Ah! So you want to meddle with the press! (1833), 22.4 x 20,5 cm., British Museum
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Souvenir of the Prison ot Ste. Pélagie (1834), 24.8 x 18.8 cm., Cleveland Museum of Art
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Freedom of the Press (1834), 31.4 x 43.4 cm., Cleveland Museum of Art
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Rue Transnonain, April 15, 1834 (1834), 29 x 44.5 cm., Bibliothèque nationale de France
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Principal Actor in an Imbroglio Tragicomedy (1830-35), Bibliothèque nationale de France
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Past, Present, Future (1834), 19,6 x 21 cm.
Later prints 1836‒1879
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The View (1839), lithograph, 25.2 × 34.1 cm. Brooklyn Museum
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What Time is it Please (1839), lithograph, 24.1 x 19.8 cm. Cleveland Museum of Art
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Pregnancy Craving for Meat (1839), lithograph, 32.9 x 23.3 cm. British Museum
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It certainly is solid!, (1839), lithograph, 20 x 19 cm.
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Hey! Waitress, I prefer my soup bald! (1840), lithograph, page 34 x 27 cm. Boston Public Library
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Horse Meat is Healthy and Digestible (1856), lithograph, 26,5 x 35 cm., Albertina, Vienna
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The Trains of Pleasure (1864), lithograph
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A literary discussion in the second Gallery (1864), lithograph
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The Heir Apparent, a young child hung on a wall by his nurse, who has gone dancing (c. 1850), hand colored lithograph
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Lawyers and Litigants: Finally! We have obtained a separation of the wife's and husband's property; Just in time too, the case has ruined both of them. (1851), lithograph, 14.88 x 10.13 mm., The Phillips Collection, Washington D. C.
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Nadar in a balloon Nadar, elevating photography to the height of Art (1869), lithograph
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The Witnesses - The War Council (1872), lithograph, 25.3 × 22.2 cm., Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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Grandville - Cent Proverbes (1845)
Turtles
Picture | Common and Scientific names | Notes | Conservation status | |
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Family: Cheloniidae (marine turtles) | ||||
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Caretta caretta
Loggerhead sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 31–45 in. (79–114 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) Texas (T) | |
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Chelonia mydas
Green turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 36–48 in. (90–122 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (EN) Texas (T) | |
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Eretmochelys imbricata
Hawksbill sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; Texas subspecies, Atlantic hawksbill sea turtle (E. i. imbricata).
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 30–35 in. (76–89 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (CR) Texas (E) | |
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Lepidochelys kempii
Atlantic ridley |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 23–27.5 in. (58–70 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (CR) Texas (E) | |
Family: Dermochelidae (leatherback sea turtles) | ||||
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Dermochelys coriacea
Leatherback sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Dermochelidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 53–70 in. (135–178 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) Texas (E) | |
Family: Kinosternidae (mud and musk turtles) | ||||
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Kinosternon flavescens
Yellow mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: statewide, but sparsely distributed and uncommon in PW. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Kinosternon hirtipes
Rough-footed mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae, Texas subspecies Mexican Plateau Mud Turtle (K. h. murrayi).
Distribution: CD. Size: 3.75–6.5 in. (9.5–17 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Kinosternon subrubrum
Eastern mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae, Texas subspecies: Mississippi mud turtle (K. s. hippocrepis).
Distribution: PW, CP, EP, TT. Size: 2.75–4.75 in. (7–12.1 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Sternotherus carinatus
Razorback musk turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, CP with marginal records in GP, EP. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Sternotherus odoratusEastern musk turtle | Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, CP, EP, with marginal records in GP, TT. Size: 2–4.5 in. (5.1–11.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
Family: Emydidae (water and box turtles) | ||||
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Chrysemys dorsalis
Southern painted turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Chrysemys picta
Painted turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies western painted turtle (C. p. bellii).
Distribution: CD. Size: 4.25–8 in. (11.5–20 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. 'Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Deirochelys reticularia
Chicken turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae, Texas subspecies western chicken turtle (D. r. miaria)
Distribution: PW, CP. Size: 4–6 in. (10–15.2 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Graptemys caglei
Cagle's map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP and marginal areas of CP and TT, in the Guadalupe River basin. Size: male 2.75–5 in. (7–12.6 cm), female 8.25 in. (21.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (EN) | |
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Graptemys ouachitensis
Oachita map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW and CP, limited to the Red River in Texas. Size: male 2.75–5.5 in. (7–14 cm), female 9.5 in. (24 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Graptemys sabinensis
Sabine map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, Sabine and Neches river basins. Size: male 2.75–5.5 in. (7–14 cm), female 9.5 in. (24 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Graptemys pseudogeographica
False map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies: Mississippi map turtle (G. p. kohnii)
Distribution: PW, CP, and following the Trinity River into the GP. Size: male 3.5–6 in. (9–15 cm), female 6–10.5 in. (15–27 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Graptemys versa
Texas map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP and CP in the Colorado River basin. Size: male 2.75–4.5 in. (7–11.5 cm), female 4–8.5 in. (10–21.4 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Malaclemys terrapin
Diamondback terrapin |
Taxonomy: Emydidae. Texas subspecies: Texas diamond-backed terrapin (M. t. littoralis).
Distribution: coastal areas from Louisiana to Nueces County. Size: male 4–5.5 in. (10–14 cm), female 6–9.25 in. (15.2–23.8 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | |
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Pseudemys concinna
River cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies eastern river cooter (P. c. concinna).
Distribution: PW and CP. Size: 9–13 in. (23–33 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Pseudemys gorzugi
Rio Grande cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: CD and TT, Rio Grande and Pecos River. Size: 8–12 in. (20.3–30.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (NT) | |
Pseudemys nelsoni
Florida red-bellied turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae.
Distribution: Hays County (San Marcos River), and Harris County. Size: 8–12 in. (20.3–30.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
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Pseudemys texana
Texas river cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP, CP and marginal areas of TT, Brazos. Colorado, Guadalupe and Nueces River basins. Size: 7–10 in. (18–25.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Terrapene triunguis
Three-toed box turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae.
Distribution: PW, CP, with sparse records in marginal areas of EP, TT. Size: 4.5–5 in. (11.5–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | |
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Terrapene ornata
Ornate box turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies Plains box turtle (T. o. ornata), desert box turtle (T. o. luteola), CD.
Distribution: statewide Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (NT) | |
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Trachemys gaigeae
Big Bend slider |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: CD. Rio Grande and tributaries. Size: 5–8 in. (12.5–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | |
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Trachemys scripta
Pond slider |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies red-eared slider Trachemys scripta elegans
Distribution: statewide. Size: 5–8 in. (12.5–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Family: Chelydridae (snapping turtles) | ||||
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Chelydra serpentina
Common snapping turtle |
Taxonomy: Chelydridae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: statewide, but sparsely distributed in western regions. Size: 8–14 in. (20.3–36 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Macrochelys temminckii
Alligator snapping turtle |
Taxonomy: Chelydridae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW and marginal areas of CP. Size: 15–20 in. (38–50.8 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | |
Family: Trionychidae (softshell turtles) | ||||
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Apalone mutica
Smooth softshell |
Taxonomy: Trionychidae; Texas subspecies midland smooth softshell (Apalone mutica mutica).
Distribution: GP, EP, CP, and PW, typically occupying larger creeks and rivers. Size: male 4.5–10.5 in. (11.5–26.6 cm), female 6.5–14 in. (16.5–35.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | |
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Apalone spinifera
Spiny softshell |
Taxonomy: Family, Trionychidae; Texas subspecies: Texas spiny softshell (A. s. emoryi), Guadalupe spiny softshell (A. s. guadalupensis), Pallid spiny softshell (A. s. pallida).
Distribution: statewide although restricted to larger rivers in GP, CD, and TT. Size: male 5–12.25 in. (12.5–31 cm), female 7–21.25 in. (18–54 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Family: Testudinidae (gopher tortoises) | ||||
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Gopherus berlandieri
Texas tortoise |
Taxonomy: Family, Testudinidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: TT, with occasional introductions in other regions. Size: 5.5–8 in. (14–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) Texas (T) |
List of titles
The Library of Great Painters and Great Art Movements: 56 Volumes (1950 - 1985), Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, New York.
The Library of Great Painters
- Beckmann by Stephan Lackner (1977), 175 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0269-9
- Bonnard by André Fermigier (1969), 160 pp. with 128 eproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0041-6
- Bosch by Carl Linfert (1971), 136 pp. with 111 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0043-2
- Braque by Raymond Cogniat (1980), 168 pp., with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0703-8
- Bruegel by Wolfgang Stechow (1969), 158 pp. with 144 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0045-9
- Caravaggio by Alfred Moir (1982), 168 pp., with 139 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0757-7
- Cézanne by Meyer Schapiro (1953), 127 pp. with 62 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0052-1
- Chagall by Werner Haftmann (1973), 162 pp., with 140 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0074-2
- Constable by John Walker (1978). 168 pp., with 148 reproductions including 57 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0752-6
- Corot by Madeleine Hours (1964? or 72?). 166 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0058-0
- Dali by Robert Descharnes (1976), 175 pp., with 199 reproductions including 52 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0222-2
- Daumier by Robert Rey (1966). with 128 reproductions including 48 color plates, 160 pp. SBN 8109-0064-5
- David by Luc De Nanteuil (1985), 168 pp., with 128 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0833-6
- Degas by Daniel Catton Rich (1951), 125 pp. with 67 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0067-X
- Delacroix by Maurice Sérullaz (1971), 168 pp. with 141 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0069-6
- Dufy by Alfred Werner (1970), 168 pp. with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0083-1
- Dürer by Heinrich Theodor Musper (1966), 142 pp. with 92 reproductions including 46 color plates.
- El Greco by Leo Bronstein (1950), 123 pp. with 68 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0155-2
- Gauguin by Robert Goldwater (1957, 1959?), 160 pp. with 63 reproductions including 63 color plates. SBN 8109-0137-4
- Goya by José Gudiol (1965), 168 pp. with 127 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0149-8
- Hals by Henricus Petrus Baard (1981), 167 pp., with 119 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1055-1
- Ingres by Robert Rosenblum (1967), 176 pp. with 190 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0195-1
- Klee by Will Grohmann (1967), 168 pp. with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0228-1
- Léger by Werner Schmalenbach (1976), 173 pp., with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0252-4
- Leonardo Da Vinci by Jack Wasserman (1975), 179 pp., with 139 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0262-1
- Magritte by A. M. Hammacher (1973), 167 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0278-8
- Manet by Pierre Courthion (1962), 152 pp. with 131 reproductions including 48 color plates.
- Matisse by John Jacobus (1973), 184 pp. with 168 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0277-X
- Michelangelo by Frederick Hartt (1964), 162 pp. with 134 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0299-0
- Modigliani by Alfred Werner (1966), 160 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0323-7
- Mondrian by Hans L. C. Jaffé (1970), 164 pp. with 137 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0325-3
- Monet by William C. Seitz (1960), 160 pp. with 132 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0326-1
- Munch by Thomas M. Messner(1970), 166 pp. with 200 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0334-4
- Nolde by Werner Haftmann (1959), 140 pp. with 74 reproductions including 55 color plates.
- Picasso by Hans L. C. Jaffé (1964), 160 pp. with 133 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0368-7
- Pissarro by John Rewald (1963), 160 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0413-6
- Poussin by Walter Friedlaender (1964), 204 pp. with 178 reproductions including 48 color plates.
- Raphael by James H. Beck (1976), 180 pp., with 146 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0432-2
- Rembrandt by Ludwig Münz and Bob Haak (1954), 151 pp., with 108 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0437-3
- Renoir by Walter Pach (1950), 127 pp. with 68 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0446-2
- Rouault by Pierre Courthion (1977), 160 pp., with 132 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0459-4
- Seurat by Pierre Courthion (1968), 160 pp. with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0474-8
- Soutine by Alfred Werner (1977), 167 pp., with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0468-3
- Tintoretto by Francesco Valcanover and Terisio Pignatti (1985), 168 pp., with 146 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1650-9
- Titian by David Rosand (1978), 160 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1654-1
- Toulouse-Lautrec by Douglas Cooper (1966?), 152 pp., with 118 reproductions including 55 color plates. SBN 8109-0524-8
- Turner by John Walker (1976), 170 pp., with 130 reproductions including 56 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0513-2
- Utrillo by Alfred Werner (1981), 159 pp., with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1725-4
- Van Gogh by Meyer Schapiro (1950), 131 pp. with 69 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0512-4
- Velázquez by Maurice Sérullaz (1981), 168 pp., with 123 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1712-2
- Vermeer by Arthur K. Wheelock Jr. (1981), 168 pp., with 129 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1730-0
- Vuillard by Stuart Preston (ca. 1971-74), 160 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0538-8
- Zurbarán by Jonathan Brown (1974), 158 pp., with 108 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0549-3
The Library of Great Art Movements
- The Fauves by Gaston Diehl, 1975. 168 pp., with 130 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0114-5
- Impressionism by Pierre Courthion, 1972. 205 pp. with 314 reproductions including 41 color plates. SBN 8109-0202-8
- Surrealism by Uwe M. Schneede. 1974. 144 pp., with 115 reproductions including 41 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0499-3
- ^ Gupta, Anjali (editor), 2013. The Science of Surrealism - Assemblage Sculpture of Steve Brudniak. Merrid Zone. Austin, Texas. 198 pp. (see pages 159-162) ISBN 978-0-615-75370-6
- ^ Brannon, Mike, 2018. Profile, Steve Burdniak: Psychedelic Surrrealism Texas Style. 71 Magazine, Jan/Feb 2018: 66-75 pp. (see page 71)
- ^ Challenger Center, Youtube: Richard Garriott Space Video Blog, 2009: Conservation of Momentum. (Brudniak’s Astrogeneris Mementos (two black squares) can be seen at the top of the green bulletin board on the left). Accessed June 13, 2024.