Ernst Neizvestny, Oscar Rabine, Oleg Tselkov exposition catalog, Paris, Galerie le Monde de l'art, 29 avril - 13 juin 1992. Volume 2 of Le monde de l'art by Raphael Doueb published by Le Monde de l'art in 1992. With an autograph and a drawing signed by Ernst Neizvestny. Two exhibition catalogs: Kandinsky in Paris, 1934-1944, and Kandinsky in Munich: 1896-1914 published paperback by Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in 1985 and 1982 respectively. A limited edition hardcover exhibition catalog Sam Francis: Edge paintings, April 26 - May 23, 1991 published by James Corcoran Gallery in 1991. An art book titled Abraham Manievich by Mimi Ginsberg and Alan Pensler published in cooperation with the Vivo Institute for Jewish Research. Abraham Manievich is first English-language publication to chronicle the life of this artist, and will reintroduce 130 of his images to the public record and present new scholarship The painter Abraham Manievich was a prominent figure in the artistic worlds of early twentieth-century Europe and America. Until now there has been no comprehensive study of the involved symbolism that underlies his major paintings, works that the authors believe require examination within the context of Jewish Futurism.