Fra Angelico — In this monograph, author Diane Cole Ahl looks at the most celebrated religious painter of the early Italian Renaissance. The book spans Fra Angelico’s entire career, from his little-known beginning as a lay painter, through his work at San Marco in Florence after taking holy orders as a Dominican and, finally, to his prestigious commissions at the Vatican and Orvieto Cathedral.

Ingres — Author Andrew Shelton has crafted an insightful and unbiased survey of this celebrated Neoclassical artist's work, particularly his key paintings and drawings. This book examines not only Ingres’ celebrated Turkish Bath and Grande Odalisque but also his innovative portraits, which transcend time in their physical and psychological beauty.

Raphael — In this beautiful monograph, author Bette Talvacchia explores the life and work of one of the most important artists in the history of the West. Its scope covers Raphael's origins, his early influences, his important Urbino period and, subsequently, the extraordinary series of frescoes and portraits of his last phase in Rome.

Titian — Author Peter Humfrey provides an ideal introduction to the life and work of this outstanding Renaissance painter. Placing Titian's career and work into the social and historical context of 16th century Italy, this book explores the artist’s approach to a number of themes, including mythology, religion, allegory, and portrait subjects.