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Quarto Group's Art Books Reveal Creative Magic

From landscapes to tattoos, these books offer a masterclass in artistic expression

New Art Books from the Quarto Group offer artists of all skill levels a wealth of inspiration and instruction. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned painter, there's something for everyone in their 2026 collection.


Discover the secrets to capturing depth and emotion in watercolor landscapes with Light & Color in the Watercolor Landscape, a guide by renowned artist Vladislav Yeliseyev. Learn how to bring your landscapes to life with his expert advice on light, color, and composition.


Step into the intimate spaces that shaped Frida Kahlo in Frida Kahlo at Home. This compelling visual biography reveals how home was not just a backdrop but a central force in her art and self-expression, through archival images and personal artefacts.


New Lessons in Landscape Painting by Mitchell Albala takes you through the next level of landscape painting. Drawing on his award-winning experience, this guide covers core practices and offers new topics, exercises, and in-depth analysis.


For the adventure lover, The Wild Magic of Iceland by Norris Niman offers a visual journey through Iceland’s breathtaking landscapes, with over 100 stunning photographs. Join the renowned conservationist and photographer, Paul Nicklen, for his photography masterclass in Paul Nicklen: A Photography Masterclass, where he shares 20 key lessons from his decades of experience.


Art of the New York Subway by Adrian Brune celebrates the artistry that transforms the New York subway into a cultural landmark. Explore the fusion of architecture, design, and public art that defines New York’s identity. Finally, Wanderlust Ink by Ollie Smither offers a stunning collection of fine-line tattoo designs, amasing and inspiring with a passion for travel and adventure.


For the esoteric art enthusiast, The Art of the Unknown by S. Elizabeth invites you to explore the forces that persist just beyond the ordinary, revealing how artists have long attempted to make the invisible visible.

Original source:  https://hyperallergic.com/new-art-books-from-the-quarto-group/
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