That song of praise was "Über Coca," a monograph published in July 1884 in a highly regarded journal.
Dr. Leopold wrote several books on Schiele, including "Egon Schiele" (Phaidon), a large illustrated monograph published in this country in 1973.
In a monograph published in 1970, Mr. Pike provoked attacks from antiwar partisans by publishing evidence, hotly disputed by some, that North Vietnamese troops massacred civilians at Hue during the Tet offensive in 1968.
He also has a secondary career as an artist and photographer (some of his photographs can be seen at www.eyestorm.com and also in a monograph published in 1988 called Out of the Sixties).
He had, he says, never felt entirely comfortable in England, and his first book – a monograph published in German about the Sicilian communist painter and friend of Picasso, Renato Gattuso – had seen him introduced to the European left.
Teachers make enourmous sacrifices for mediocre salaries.David Jost Goshen, Indiana* SIR - Samuel Huntington pointed out the coming difficulties of the power of unions in a post-industrial world in a monograph published in Comparative Politics, January 1974.
In the resulting monograph, published in 1958, Dr. Brown has this to say: "Barely a decade after the introduction of the potent synthetic insecticides in public-health programmes, the main technical problem is the development of resistance to them by the insects they formerly controlled".
A physical therapist finally diagnosed her problem as reflex sympathetic dystrophy (R.S.D .. R.S.D. was first described in detail in "Injuries of Nerves and Their Consequences," a monograph published in 1872 by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, a former Civil War surgeon renowned for his studies of the human nervous system.
Find Mario Testino's brash new exhibition catalog, "In Your Face" ($29.99), or a reprint of Helmut Newton's bondage and Big Nudes-filled "SUMO" ($75), which, at 66 pounds and $1,500 in its first edition, was the largest and most expensive art monograph published in the 20th century..
