Jack Shear Books

Short Season: Portrait Of A Minor League Baseball Team
Short Season: Portrait Of A Minor League Baseball Team

By Williams College. Museum Of Art., Jack Shear, Shear, Jack

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Photographs By Jack Shear ; [introduction Written By Ian Berry]. Published In Conjunction With An Exhibition Held At The Williams College Museum Of Art, Williamstown, Mass., July 6-oct. 6, 1996.

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Four Marines And Other Portraits
Four Marines And Other Portraits

By Jack Shear

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Borrowed Light
Borrowed Light

By Jack Shear, Ian Berry, Ian Berry, Jack Shear

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This visual history of photography from its inception to the present day is a treasure trove of 400 color and black-and-white images, carefully sequenced and profoundly evocative.Culled from the id...

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Ellsworth Kelly
Ways Of Seeing : Three Takes On The Jack Shear Drawing Collection
Knot
Knot

By Jack Shear, Forrest Gander

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Knot
Knot

By Jack Shear, Forrest Gander

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Twice Drawn: Modern And Contemporary Drawings In Context
Twice Drawn: Modern And Contemporary Drawings In Context

By Jack Shear, Ian Berry

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"This book is an exciting survey of modern and contemporary drawing that explores how context affects our understanding of art. Published in association with The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum...

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Ellsworth Kelly

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