Yale Collects Yale: 1950–1993
Paper, spiral bound, 108 pp., 50 foldout black-and-white images plus extensive illustrations
Catalogue for the exhibition, presented at the Yale University Art Gallery (April 30–July 31, 1993), organized by Sasha M. Newman and Lesley K. Baier, with texts by Newman and Nicholas Fox Weber.

Taken from the collections of Yale alumni, this catalogue features work by fifty artists who graduated from or studied as undergraduates at the Yale School of Art. According to Newman, it “represents simply the tip of the iceberg that is the incredible depth of Yale’s contributions to the visual arts over the course of the last four decades.” Artists include Jennifer Bartlett, Chuck Close, Rackstraw Downes, Howardena Pindell, and Richard Serra. An extensive chronology is provided, and Weber’s essay focuses on the legacy of Josef Albers.

Item# 1485
Price $25; Members $22.50
ISBN 0-89467-064-6

Yale University Art Gallery: Selections
Paper, 112 pp., 50 black-and-white and color illus.
Edited by Alan Shestack

Published in 1983, this handbook to the Gallery’s collection presents such masterpieces as a Greek vase dating from 480 B.C., a 1702 sugar box by Edward Winslow, Frederick Edwin Church’s 1853 Mount Ktaadn, and Constantin Brancusi’s Mlle. Pogany II (1925), as well as objects from China, Japan, India, and Nigeria. Brief texts by the curators provide background and insight.

Item# 1044
Price $5; Members $4.50
ISBN 0-89467-027-1

Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin

An annual compilation of themed essays, exhibition highlights, and Gallery news.
Edited by Susan B. Matheson

2007:
The 2007 issue of the Bulletin highlights the Gallery's growing collection of Japanese art. Essays by Yale professors, students, and noted scholars, including guest editor Sadako Ohki, The Japan Foundation Associate Curator of Japanese Art, explore painting, ceramics, textiles, and calligraphy.
Item# 139

2006:
This Bulletin focuses on photography, which has increasingly exerted a strong presence within the Gallery's exhibition program, publications, and collections. Essays by Gallery curators, scholars, and Yale faculty illuminate special collections, and photographer Robert Adams discusses four landscape photographs taken by friends and colleagues.
Item# 105

2005:
The 2005 Bulletin highlights the Gallery’s renowned collection of African art, bolstered in 2004 by the generous gift of approximately six hundred works by Charles B. Benenson, B.A. 1933. Each of the essays, written by Yale professors, Yale students, and noted experts in the field, sheds light on the vast array of research opportunities these newly acquired works will allow.
Item# 177

2004:
The 2004 issue of the Bulletin showcases a selection of the Gallery’s acquisitions from 2001 to 2003 through essays on the Charles Benenson collection of African art; recently purchased Greek bronzes and a marble statue; a painting by contemporary artist Yvonne Jacquette; and several other prominent acquisitions.
Item# 9360

2003:
The 2003 Bulletin focuses on the core of the Gallery’s mission, teaching and learning from original works of art. Each of the essays, written by Yale scholars, students, and Gallery staff members, spotlights a unique work of art or an aspect of the Gallery’s collection that has provided a meaningful educational experience.
Item# 15170

2002: This Bulletin highlights four extraordinary women donors of art to the Gallery, and the important role that women have played in all areas of the arts throughout Yale’s history as students, curators, and artists.
Item# 14706

2001: Providing a glimpse into the Gallery’s acquisitions program, this Bulletin includes a discussion on the rigorous review process an artwork must withstand before becoming a part of the Gallery’s collection.
Item# 3575

2000: The 2000 Bulletin focuses on the architecture and history of the buildings that have housed and displayed the Gallery’s collections and activities throughout its long history, including the three historic buildings on Chapel Street and the original Trumbull Gallery.
Item# 13263