We have published literature and museum catalogues under our imprint, the Lindsay Press, and have provided background support on a few more. Ivan Lindsay, owner of Lindsay Russian Art, has written articles for magazines including Millionaire, Country and Town House, Spears WMS (both in the UK and Russian versions), Art Book Journal, Hermitage and Gstaad Life. A list of these articles can be found under Articles in the main menu. Ivan Lindsay’s first book, ‘The History of Loot and Stolen Art’ has been published by the Unicorn Press. This book is an overview of looting from antiquity to the present day and looks at the leading looters through history and examines what they took and why.
Our publications are as follows:
The New Book by Ivan Lindsay, “The History of Loot and Stolen Art” has been published by the Unicorn Press on March 16th 2014. Read more about it here.
1 | ‘Renaissance to Impressionism’, Masterpieces from the Southampton Museum, An illustrated guideChristopher Wright, Lindsay Fine Art Ltd.ISBN 0 9532901 0 7. (1998) |
‘Renaissance to Impressionism’, Masterpieces from the Southampton Museum, An illustrated guide“Renaissance to Impressionism, Masterpieces from Southampton City Art Gallery “, was designed to bring the extensive and little known holdings of the Southampton museum to a wider audience. The book originates from a visit we made many years ago to the Southampton City Art Gallery, where we were impressed by the quality and variety of the museum but disappointed to discover that there were, at the time, no recent publications on the collection. There had to be a limit on what could be discussed from the two thousand five hundred works of art in the collection. We decided to concentrate on the foreign paintings from the Renaissance to the Impressionists. We placed the masterpieces in historical sequence backed up by a scholarly apparatus in the final section of the book. Extracts follow from reviews of the Exhibition which accompanied the publication of “Renaissance to Impressionism”. “Handsomely produced, it effortlessly makes the case that museums of this calibre house considerable treasures” Nick Parker, Sunday Times. “a delightful overview of the history of European painting.” Art Quarterly NACF “Extraordinary masterpieces….lavish exhibition catalogue” Dalya Alberge, The Times. “a balanced display of European painting” Martin Gayford, The Telegraph. “Jewels from the vaults” Laura Cumming, The Guardian. “one of the best art collections in the south of England” Frank Whitford, The Sunday Times |
2 | ‘The Life of Christ’ as seen by artists through the ages to commemorate the millenniumLindsay Fine Art Ltd. ISBN 0 9532901 1 5. (2000) |
‘The Life of Christ’ as seen by artists through the ages to commemorate the millenniumWe published this catalogue to celebrate the Millennium and mark our ten-year anniversary as art dealers. Until recent times Christian ideas have formed the basis of Western European Art for nearly 2000 years. The Life of Christ is the central theme of the Christian message and we brought together a group of paintings by Renaissance and Baroque masters illustrating different stages of the story. Later sections in the catalogue were devoted to French Art of the 18th century and Dutch Art of the 17th century. The catalogue included important paintings by Michael Sweerts, Claude Vignon, Guido Reni, Nicholas de Largilliere, Francois Boucher, Paul Bril and Jacob van Ruisdael. There were essays written by leading scholars in their respective fields such as Dr David Franklin, Lindsey Shaw Miller, Christopher Wright, Dr Stephen Pepper, Dr Mathias Weniger and Dr Albert Blankert. |
3 | ‘The Wallace Collection’, Jo Hedley and Stephen Duffy, A Complete Catalogue of the paintings,Unicorn Press and Lindsay Fine Art Ltd. ISBN 0 906290 38 4. (2004) |
‘The Wallace Collection’, Jo Hedley and Stephen Duffy,
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