THE COLLECTED PUBLICATIONS

of F. LANIER GRAHAM

An Illustrated Bibliography

which documents his work as an

Art Historian/Curator/Professor

& as an Artist/Poet/Collector

active in the fields of Art History, Cultural History,

Religious Studies, Museum Studies, &

the History of Consciousness.

For an extensive biographical profile

& his email portal

Google WHO’S WHO LANIER GRAHAM

For his work as a Cultural Planner, visit

INSTITUTEforAESTHETICDEVELOPMENT.ORG.

For his work as a collector of Sacred World Art

visit GTU.EDU/SACRED-WORLD.

To contact Graham, send your email to LANIER GRAHAM WHOS WHO.

WORLD ART PRESS of Brentwood, California, has been publishing academic catalogues, monographs, and study guides since 1988. This service to university students and exhibition visitors has included the work of Leonardo, Giorgione, Blake, Degas, Monet, van Gogh, Matisse, Brancusi, Duchamp, Ernst, Sommer, O’Keeffe, Pelton, Bravo, Kahlo, Pollock, Newman, Rauschenberg, Warhol, and Teraoka. There also have been thematic explorations of Tribal Art, Shamanism, Goddesses, World Architecture, World Mythology, Perennial Philosophy, Sacred Iconography, Asian Sculpture, Pre-Columbian Sculpture, Tibetan Buddhism, Zen, Alchemy, Italian Renaissance Studies, Illustrated Books, Painter-Poets, Painter-Photographers, Photographic Portraits, Earth Art, Art & Technology, Art & War, Art & Social Consciousness, Modernism as a whole, and multicultural Postmodernism.

Issues of WAP periodicals are distributed, free of charge, by the Institute for Aesthetic Development. IAD is a charitable organization that has been devoted to innovative visual education & cultural planning since 1975.

KEY: Underlined titles were for sale. Titles not underlined were academic publications (study guides, seminar papers, or research reports) that were distributed without charge by IAD, or they were exhibition brochures distributed without charge by the University Art Gallery of CSUEB.

This website was designed & constructed by Richard Apple of Historigraphics.
Most of the objects were photographed by Philip Ringler of Ringler Studios.