(1) John Russell (1971) Francis Bacon, London: Thames and Hudson, soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour.

(2) Carlos Fuentes and Sarah M Lowe (1995) Diary of Frieda Khalo: An Intimate Self-Portrait, London: Bloomsbury Publishing, hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated in black and white and colour.

(3) Pierre Restany (1989) Francine Scialom Greenbalt, Monte-Carlo: Editions Andre Sauret, soft cover, illustrated in colour, text in french.

(4) Ronald Alley (1961) Gauguin, London: Spring Books, hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated in colour.

(5) Richard W Murphy (1968) The World of Cezzane: 1839-1906, Netherlands: Time Life International, hard cover, illustrated in black and white and colour.

(6) Diane Kirkpatrick (1970) Eduardo Paolozzi, New York: Graphic Society, hard cover with dust Jacket, illustrated in black and white and colour.

(7) Jeremy Lewison (1999) Interpreting Pollock, London: Tate Gallery Publishing, soft cover, illustrated in colour.

(8) Ernest Rathenau (1970) Oskar Kokschka Drawings, 1906-1965, Florida: University of Miami Press, hard cover in a dust jacket, illustrated in black and white.

(9) Sophie Calle (1996) The Detachment, Germany: G+ B Arts International, Arndt and Partner Gallery, soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour, text in English and German.

(10) A R Penck (1988) Vor dem Übergang, Frankfurt: Galerie Frank Hänel, soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour, text in German.

(11) Clydo Meireles (1997) Marulhu 1992-1997, Johannesburg: The Artist's Press, soft cover, illustrated in colour.

(12) Ann Gallagher (ed) (1997) Rachel Whiteread, British Pavillion, XLVII, Venice Biennale 1997, Manchester: The British Counsel, soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour.

(13) Michael Craig-Martin (2000) Michael Craig-Martin Conference, London: Waddington Galleries, hardcover, illustrated in colour.