Explore your go-to guide to redefining the canon, with new scholarship on a range of the key movements, forms, and artists from the medieval period to the post-world war II era.

If you’re a student or scholar of art history, fine art, or visual culture, you’ll find all of the tools to make sense of key movements and styles.

This collection spans Renaissance portraiture and Baroque sculpture and ornament, and moves from highly illustrated works on Impressionism and Gothic styles through to exploration of the Arts and Crafts movement, Art Brut, and Dadaism, alongside exhibition studies.

Discover insights into canonical artists such as Titian, Delacroix, Caravaggio and Michaelangelo, as well as coverage of both landscape painting, and portraiture in detail.

Instructors can feel confident in the variety of engaging materials provided, with thematic essays, comprehensive volumes on single subjects, cutting-edge research monographs, and reference material including topical dictionaries on Baroque, Medieval, and Renaissance art.

This is the dedicated collection you need to support this core subject area.

• Abstraction in Medieval Art: Beyond the Ornament edited by Elina Gertsman
• Romanticism by Hugh Honour
• Gustave Caillebotte as Worker, Collector, Painter by Samuel Raybone
• The Routledge Companion to William Morris by Florence S. Boos
• The Hungarian Avant-Garde and Socialism by Katalin Cseh-Varga
• Concentrationary Imaginaries and Concentrationary Memories edited by Girselda Pollock and Max Silverman