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John Russell Reading Order

1 series · 55 books

John Russell was a prolific British author known for his contributions to the spy and thriller genres. Over his active years from 1944 to 1999, he published 73 works, including one extensive series and several standalone novels. His most notable title showcases his talent for blending historical accuracy with gripping storytelling.

Standalone Novels Series

55 books

#Title
1
20th Century British Art
2
A lost leadership
3
America redefined
4
Art, the critics' choice
5
Bonnard
6
British portrait painters
7
Calder
8
Edouard Vuillard, 1868-1940
9
Francis Bacon
10
G. Braque
11
Georges Braque
12
Great Tales of Action and Adventure
13
Henry Moore
14
How good is modern art?
15
Last Drawings of Christopher Isherwood
16
London
17
Marc Klionsky
18
Master's Choice - Volume II
19
Matisse
20
Matisse père et fils
21
Max Ernst (Modern Masters)
22
Oskar Kokoschka, watercolours, drawings and prints
23
Paris
24
Philip C. Curtis
25
Pop art redefined
26
Seurat
27
Shakespeare's country
28
The Meanings of Modern Art
29
The Meanings of Modern Art vol. 06
30
The Meanings of Modern Art vol. 08
31
The Meanings of Modern Art vol. 11
32
The cosmopolitan eye
33
The dominion of the dream
34
The great divide 1950-70
35
The meanings of modern art
36
The world of Matisse, 1869-1954
37
Traveler's Guide to Art Museum Exhibitions 2000
38
World of Matisse
39
From Sickert to 1948
1948
40
Switzerland
1950
41
Braque
1959
42
Henry Moore stone and wood carvings
1961
43
Oskar Kokoschka
1962
44
Max Ernst
1966
45
Max Ernst: life and work
1967
46
Gauguin
1968
47
Mark Tobey
1968
48
Pop art redefined [by] John Russell, Suzi Gablik
1969
49
Tobey
1971
50
Vuillard
1971
51
Matisse et son temps, 1869-1954
1972
52
An alternative art
1975
53
Erich Kleiber
1981
54
Reading Russell
1989
55
The Penguin Book of Horror Stories
1999

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How many books has John Russell written?
John Russell has written 55 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1948 to 1999.

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