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Henry Moore
David Sylvester, Henry Moore & others, 1934

The Conditions of Success
Alan Bowness, 1989

Henry Moore complete sculpture
Alan Bowness, Henry Moore & others, 1999

Courbet's L'Atelier du peintre
Alan Bowness, 1972

Gauguin (Colour Library)
Alan Bowness, 1972

Modern European art
Alan Bowness, 1972
Henry Moore Complete Sculpture Complete Set Vol. 1 to 6
David Sylvester & Alan Bowness, 1997
Modern sculpture / Alan Bowness
Alan Bowness, 1972

Bernard Meadows
Alan Bowness, 1995
The Complete Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth 1960-69
Alan Bowness, 1987
Decade, 1890-1900
Alan Bowness, 1967
Decade 1910-1920 ..
Alan Bowness, 1960
Decade 1920-30
Alan Bowness, 1970
A guide to the Barbara Hepworth Museum
Alan Bowness, 1984
Henry Moore Complete Sculpture 1964-1973
Alan Bowness, 1980
Lynn Chadwick
Alan Bowness, 1962
Oskar Kokoschka 1886-1980
Alan Bowness, 1987

Recent British painting
Alan Bowness, 1968
William Scott
Alan Bowness, 1965

Modern sculpture
Alan Bowness, 1965
Impressionists and Post-impressionists
Alan Bowness, 1965
British Contemporary Art, 1910-1990
Press Herbert & Alan Bowness, 1993
Les conditions du succès (French Edition)
Alan Bowness, 2011

Contemporary British Painting
Alan Bowness, 1967
Victor Pasmore
Luigi Lambertini & Alan Bowness, 1980
The Book of Art Volume 7 Impressionists and Post-impressionists
Alan Bowness, 1967
Matisse and the Nude
Alan Bowness, 1968
Gauguin Volume 15
Alan Bowness, 1972
Gwyther Irwin
Alan Bowness, 1964

Peter Stuyvesant Foundation Collection
Alan Bowness, 1968
Poetry and Painting
Alan Bowness, 1994
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