National Gallery of Art Publications

Explore the inseparable histories of modernist abstraction and 20th-century textiles in this richly illustrated volume.

This exploration of Mark Rothko’s paintings on paper transforms our understanding of a preeminent 20th-century artist.

Dorothea Lange’s iconic photographs present an expansive look at portraiture, identity, and inequality.

Some 50 living Native artists share their concern for the land, their connections to their ancestors, and their celebration of Indigenous art today.

Discover how Antonio Canova, the most celebrated sculptor of the neoclassical age, created brilliantly expressive clay models that he quickly made in preparation for his marble sculptures.

John Singer Sargent's personal captivation with Spain resulted in a remarkable body of work—landscapes, marine scenes, architectural studies, portraits—that documents his extensive travels over three decades and his fascination with the country’s rich culture.

The Alfred Stieglitz Key Set Online Edition is the definitive publication on one of the most important photograph collections in existence.

Paintings by Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, and their circles reveal compelling discoveries about how artists worked in Renaissance Venice.

An award-winning publication examines vibrant works produced by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Leyster, and others during a time of remarkable change.