Books published by Ashmolean Museum

Rarely published collection of uniquely important works of art that will draw a line from the Old Masters up to contemporary masters such as Hockney and Moore.

The Ashmolean Museum holds the largest collection of bustsby Sir Francis Chantrey in the world. This book aims to tell the story of oneof the giants of British sculpture.

Apollo Magazine's Book of the Year 2014, this comprehensive three-volume set is the definitive compendium of the collection of Medieval and Renaissance sculpture in the Ashmolean Museum.

Illustrated discussion of over 50 prints from the Ashmolean Museum's collection serving as an introduction to the life and work of Utagawa Hiroshige. The art and process of Japanese wood-block print making is also covered.

The British-Georgian Pichvnari Expedition has been active since 1998, excavating cemeteries and settlement of the Greco-Colchian emporion at Pichvnari. The site lies on the Black Sea coast of Georgia, at the confluence of the Choloki and Ochkhamuri rivers some 10km to the north of the town of Kobuleti in the Adjarian Autonomous Republic.

An unusual artist-in-residence project by artist, scholar and man of letters, Weimin He, offers a stunning catalogue of ink sketches of scenes of work and woodblock prints and portraits, all inspired by the building of the new Ashmolean Museum.

Another in a ten-volume series from the Ashmolean Museum, renowned for its coin holdings and scholarship.

Bonnard, Picasso, Braque, Matisse from the period of turning points of their careers.

This handbook tracks the eventful history of the Arundel and Pomfret Marbles before they came to rest in Oxford.