books about: bukovnik (vegetable address)

books about: bukovnik

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Flowers: Gary Bukovnik : Watercolors and Monotypes

1 review
Lawrence Banka, Judith Gordon, ...

Harry N Abrams, 1990

Abrams Publishing House is the only great art publisher.
This book is a treasure; it is a rare sight to see an art book that faithfully reproduces works, some of which I have personally seen. Gary is a consummate watercolor artist, respectful of his medium and subjects; this is beautifully captured by the incredible color photography and the intelligent, inspired comments by Judith Gordon, This book is a treat for anyone who loves flowers and ...

Gary Bukovnik: Watercolors

2 reviews
Clare Henry

Hudson Hills Press, 2005

A splendidly beautiful full-color collection of watercolor plates, of flowers by contemporary artist Gary Bukovnik
Gary Bukovnik: Watercolors is a splendidly beautiful full-color collection of watercolor plates, of flowers by contemporary artist Gary Bukovnik. In Gary Bukovnik: Watercolors, the art literally speaks for itself; the only text is a brief caption for each plate describing its size, materials, and the collection that houses the original. A selected bibliography rounds out this art and flower ...

Flowers: An Address Book

Harry N Abrams, 1994

Watercolor artist Gary Bukovnik, whose Flowers was a tremendous success in 1990, has made new portraits of flowers for this lovely address book--one for each letter of the alphabet. This lovely clothbound book offers a tab index and ample space for writing hundreds of names, addresses, and phone and fax numbers.

From a Breton Garden: The Vegetable Cookery of Josephine Araldo

1 review
Josephine Araldo, Robert Reynolds

Addison Wesley Publishing Company, 1992

Unique and Beautiful
This cookbook features very imaginative vegetable recipes, although they are neither completely vegetarian nor low fat. Josephine Araldo, who "influenced a generation of American chefs," was born in Brittany, studied at the Cordon Bleu in Paris, and, in 1924, moved to San Francisco. The book is divided into three sections reflecting her work and influences from these settings. One simple and ...