In addition, he wrote short stories, plays and monographs of artists.
There are no monographs of his oeuvre, and though acclaimed as an American icon, he never became a household word.
Picasso himself made an immense fortune and subsidiary industries like monographs of him and films about him and forgeries of his work all flourished.
Under Mr. Hoffman's leadership Aperture produced more than 300 photography books, including influential monographs of work by Diane Arbus, Edward Weston, W. Eugene Smith and Dorothea Lange.
He was looking for monographs of Sam Francis, Keith Haring, James Rosenquist and Frank Stella, whose work the gallery plans to exhibit.
Mr. Armstrong said he is pleased to have the work, but his own reading time is spent poring over the monographs of John Singer Sargent, John Everett Millais and Anthony Van Dyck, among others, piled up in the upstairs bedrooms.
Designers sought out monographs of his work, notably a 2004 edition published by Steidl that conveyed the exuberance of postcolonial West Africa with images of stylish young men and women, many of them wearing incredible sunglasses.
He collaborated with Karl Friedrich Philipp von Martius in the Flora Brasiliensis (1861 1906; "The Flora of Brazil") and with Alphonse de Candolle in the Monographiae Phanerogamarum (1878 91; "Monographs of Flowering Plants").
Important monographs of his work were published posthumously, including Some Women (1995), with an introduction by Joan Didion, and Robert Mapplethorpe: Pictures (1999), with an introduction by Ingrid Sischy.
We refer the reader to the very interesting monographs of Bohner and Peterson [5, 6].
We refer to the monographs of Kocić and Ladas [2], and Kulenović and Ladas [3].
