256 pgs.
100+ color plates, 100+ b&w illustrations
Available in English & Spanish editions

Catalogue of the 1999-2000 exhibition: Un Canto a la Vida. An extensive compilation
of works from the collection of the artist's family.
Preface by Edward J. Sullivan
Essay by Alicia Haber

$ 40.00 + postage

152 pgs.
45+ color plates, 75+ b&w illustrations
In Spanish

Catalogue of the 1999 works on paper exhibition, including reproduced
notebook pages and photographs of the artist.
Essay by Alicia Haber

$ 25.00 + postage

255 pgs.
100+ color plates, numerous b&w illustrations
In Spanish

Published in conjunction with the 1997 retrospective exhibition at the Museo Nacional
de Artes Visuales in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Essay by Angel Kalenberg

Softcover: $ 70.00 + postage
Hardcover: $ 100.00 + postage

Cecilia de Torres, Ltd.
52 pgs.
16 color plates, 42 b&w illustrations

Catalogue of the 1998-99 gallery exhibition with a major essay by the
artist and historian Cesár Paternosto and the essay: Three Andean Tunics
– Color and Geometry as Metaphor by Vanessa Drake & Andres Moraga. As
reviewed by Holland Cotter in the New York Times, "... the show traces a
line ? or rather several lines ? between pre-Columbian art and
20th-century American modernism, with some eye-opening results."

$ 20.00 + postage

Fundación César Manrique
195 pgs.
80 color, 50 b&w illustrations
In Spanish with English translation

Catalogue created in conjunction with the 1999-2000 Spanish exhibition
of Gonzalo Fonseca's (1922-1997) sculpture and drawings. The first
important compilation of this brilliant artist's sculpture.

Essay by Kosme de Barañano, chronology, and biographical photographs.

$ 35.00* + postage

Scala Books
168 pgs.
Hardcover, 111 color, 63 b&w illustrations.

An overview of the work of Augusto Torres, a brilliant painter and first son
of Torres-García, who lived his adult years in Barcelona and Montevideo.

In english, essay by Guido Castillo.

$ 45.00 + postage

Adolfo Maslach is an architect and art collector who has an extensive range of
works by Torres-García and the artists associated with him, the School of the
South. The book is based on the premise that the work of Torres-García is a
profound assimilation of the world that surrounded him and Maslach writes of
Torres-García, his theoretical ideas, the avant-garde movements in the social and
political context of the times, and the architectural influences of Montevideo,
Barcelona, New York, and Paris.

$ 100.00 in Spanish + postage

César Paternosto
272 pgs.
University of Texas Press, hardcover, 172 photographs and illustrations

Challenging the notion that abstraction is a development of the modern West,
Paternosto reveals its deep roots as an indigenous American tradition and shows
how that tradition reverberates in the work of twentieth-century artists... In this
major, paradigm-shifting book... César Paternosto offers the first comprehensive
analysis of ancient Andean art - textiles, pottery, stone sculpture, and the famous
lines in the Nazca desert - into one coherent whole...

$ 35.00 in English + postage