Pioneering history painter, innovative portraitist and one of two women among the founders of the Royal Academy.

Every page of this delightful book - meticulously reproduced from the sketchbooks that Anne Desmet has used since her first travels to Greece in the 1980s - is soaked with the sunshine of the Sporades.

The definitive work on Anthony Green RA, featuring paintings that span the whole of his career.

The subjects and styles of Anthony Whishaw encompass an exceptional range. He paints in concurrent series, which sometimes overlap to form unexpected hybrids. His paintings can be both figurative and abstract, illustrative and allusive. Whishaw also employ a broad range of media. This title deals with his work.

Barbara Rae's sketchbooks bring the frozen plains of the Arctic immediately to life.

This handsome volume reproduces a wide selection of her intensely colourful images, with an introduction by the art critic Duncan Macmillan, Emeritus Professor of the History of Scottish Art at the University of Edinburgh, and accompanying photographs, maps and historical information.

The artist Humphrey Ocean RA has been drawing birds for decades - both at home and on his travels

An expert insight into the architectural history of Burlington House, the home of the Royal Academy of Arts in London since 1868. Published to coincide with Sir David Chipperfield's redevelopment of the Burlington Estate.

The story of the British monarch who created one of the most stupendous art collections ever assembled. Published to accompany the exhibition that brings together works by Van Dyck, Rubens, Titian, Holbein, Mantegna, and Rembrandt, among many others. A major BBC TV series on the Royal Collection and a documentary on Charles I is planned.

A detailed catalogue raisonne, presenting the print oeuvre of one of Britain's foremost wildlife artists.

An introduction to 'Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)', Cornelia Parker's major installation in the courtyard of the Royal Academy of Arts, London, inspired by Hitchcock's 'Psycho' and Edward Hopper's paintings

David Hockney's uplifting iPad drawings of the arrival of spring near his house and studio in Normandy, France.