Anna Mary Robertson ("Grandma") Moses

A Grandma Moses Album

Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1953. 18 illustrations. 24 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

A Prayer In Spring

Robert Frost's poem A Prayer In Spring, beautifully illustrated with paintings by Grandma Moses. Universe Publishing, 2011. 21 color illustrations. 34 pages.

Hardcover: $16.95

All-American X: Written in the Stars

By Bruce Weber. Includes "Grandma and Ed in Conversation," a comparison of the works of Grandma Moses and Ed Ruscha through images and quotations. Little Bear Press, 2010. Illustrated. 208 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $155.00

Art and Life of Grandma Moses

Edited by Otto Kallir. Essays by Louis Bromfield, Jean Cassou, and John Canaday. Writings by Grandma Moses also included. The Gallery of Modern Art, New York, 1969. 83 Illustrations. 168 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $20.00

Getting to Know the World’s Greatest Artists: Grandma Moses

Written and illustrated by Mike Venezia. Children’s Press, 2003. A Grandma Moses biography for children. 32 pages.

Hardcover: $7.00

Grandma Moses

Introduction by Hubertus, Prince zu Loewenstein. Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1957. 13 illustrations. 24 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

Grandma Moses

Bungeishunju and Hata International, 1987. Catalogue for an exhibition at the Isetan Museum and the Daimaru Museum. Text in Japanese. Illustrated. 112 pages.

Softcover: $25.00

Grandma Moses

Hata Stichting, 1995. Catalogue for an exhibition at the Daimaru Museum, Seiji Togo Memorial Yasuda Kasai Museum of Art, Shimonoseki Daimaru Art Gallery and Chiba Sogo Museum of Art. Text in Japanese. Illustrated. 112 pages.

Softcover: $25.00

Grandma Moses

Siebold Foundation, 2005. Catalogue for an exhibition at the Bunkamura Museum of Art, Daimaru Museum and Daimaru Art Gallery. Text in Japanese. Illustrated. 112 pages.

Softcover: $25.00

Grandma Moses (1860-1961): Memorial Exhibition

Introduction by Otto Kallir. Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1962. 24 illustrations. 32 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

Grandma Moses in the 21st Century

By Jane Kallir; with contributions by Roger Cardinal, Michael D. Hall, Lynda Roscoe Hartigan and Judith E. Stein. Art Services International, 2001; accompanied an exhibition of the same title. 117 color and 57 black and white illustrations. 432 pages.

Softcover: $45.00

Grandma Moses: 25 Masterworks

By Jane Kallir. Harry N. Abrams, 1997. Includes a biographical introduction and commentary on 25 individual works. 26 color and 20 black and white illustrations. 55 pages.

Softcover: $20.00

Grandma Moses: Anna Mary Robertson Moses (1860-1961)

Foreword by J. Carter Brown; with contributions by Jean Cassou and Archibald MacLeish and Grandma Moses' essay, "How do I paint?" National Gallery of Art, 1979; accompanied an exhibition of the same title. 16 color and 30 black and white illustrations. 72 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $15.00

Grandma Moses: Christmas

Essay by Grandma Moses. Galerie St. Etienne, 1952. Reproduces Grandma Moses’ hand-written Christmas memories. 1 color illustration. 6 pages. Limited edition of 500.

Softcover: $15.00

Grandma Moses: My Life's History

Edited by Otto Kallir. Harper & Row, 1952. Grandma Moses' autobiography, including family photographs and reproductions of hand-written letters. 16 pages of color and 8 pages of black and white illustrations. 148 pages. Limited availability.

Hardcover: $75.00

Grandma Moses: My Life's History

Edited by Otto Kallir. Harper & Brothers, 1952. Grandma Moses' autobiography, including family photographs and reproductions of hand-written letters. 16 pages of color and 8 pages of black and white illustrations. 148 pages. Limited edition of 250 numbered copies signed by the artist.

Hardcover: $150.00

Grandma Moses: Painter of Rural America

By Zibby O’Neal; with illustrations by Donna Ruff. Part of the Women of Our Time series. A biography of the artist for readers in the middle grades.

Hardcover: $11.00

Grandma Moses: Paintings

Galerie St. Etienne/Elm Tree Press (exhibition catalogue), 1947. Reproduces Grandma Moses’ hand-written essay, “How do I paint?” 4 illustrations. 15 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

Grandma Moses: Twenty-Five Masterpieces of Primitive Art

Comments by Grandma Moses and Allen Eaton. Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1951. Includes excerpts from reviews of Moses’s European exhibitions. 10 illustrations. 30 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

Highlights from the Bennington Museum

Edited by Laura C. Luckey; with entries by Laura Jane Gombieski, Eugene Kosche, Ruth Levin and Catherine Zusy. Bennington Museum, 1989. 38 color plates; 26 black and white illustrations. 78 pages.

Softcover: $12.00

Meine Lebensgeschichte

By Grandma Moses. With a foreword by Louis Bromfield. Text in German. 9 Illustrations. 152 pages.

Softcover: $15.00

My Life’s History: Paintings by Grandma Moses

Essay by Grandma Moses and tributes to the artist by Jean Cassou and others. Galerie St. Etienne/IBM Gallery of Arts and Sciences (exhibition catalogue), 1960. Includes biographical data. 42 illustrations. 63 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $15.00

The Grandma Moses American Songbook

Paintings by Grandma Moses; musical arrangements for piano and guitar by Dan Fox. Harry N. Abrams, 1985. 14 color and 33 black and white illustrations. 247 pages.

Hardcover: $15.00

The World of Grandma Moses

By Jane Kallir. Garamond Pridepark Press/International Exhibitions Foundation (exhibition catalogue), 1984. 6 color and 14 black and white illustrations. 31 pages. Limited availability. In used condition.

Softcover: $5.00

The World of Grandma Moses

Seiji Togo Memorial Yasuda Kasai Museum of Art (exhibition catalogue), 1994. Includes ten reproductions (14 3/8” x 10 1/8” each). Text in English and Japanese.

Softcover: $75.00

The Year with Grandma Moses

By W. Nikola-Lisa; with selected writings by Grandma Moses. Henry Holt and Company. 16 illustrations. 31 pages.

Hardcover: $20.00

A Group Of Natural Painters

Introductions by Jean Lipman and Otto Kallir; with autobiographical statements by the artists. Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1952. Exhibition included works by contemporary American self-taught artists such as Streeter Blair, H.O. Kelly, Israel Litwak, Grandma Moses and Ladis Sabo. 5 illustrations. 22 pages.

Softcover: $5.00

American Folk Art Masters

Foreword by Frank Holt; with essays by Wendell Garrett, Virginia M. Mecklenburg; Carolyn J. Weekley, Jane Kallir and Stephen May. Mennello Museum of American Folk Art (exhibition catalogue), 2001. 35 color illustrations. 72 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $15.00

American Primitive Paintings

Smithsonian Institution (exhibition catalogue), 1958. Exhibition included works by Edward Hicks, Joseph Pickett, John Kane, Horace Pippin and Grandma Moses. 8 illustrations. 32 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $15.00

Four American Primitives

ACA Galleries (exhibition catalogue), 1972. Exhibition included works by Edward Hicks, John Kane, Anna Mary Robertson (“Grandma”) Moses and Horace Pippin. 64 illustrations. 57 pages. Limited availability.

Softcover: $15.00

Hildegard Bachert: A Memoir

By Hildegard Bachert; edited by Jane Kallir; interviews with Hildegard Bachert conducted by Courtney Donner, Fay Duftler, Jane Kallir, Elizabeth Marcus and Alisa Nathan. Galerie St. Etienne, 2010. Published on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Hildegard Bachert's tenure at the Galerie St. Etienne. Illustrated. 45 pages.

Softcover: $15.00

Masters of Naive Art

Edited by Hata International; with an essay by Jane Kallir. Daimaru Museum, 1989. Catalogue for an exhibition at the Daimaru Museum Kyoto, Yamagataya Art Gallery, Hakata Daimaru Art Gallery and Tokyo Daimaru Art Gallery. Exhibition included works by French, American, Haitian and Yugoslavian artists. Text in English and Japanese. 91 color plates; 86 black and white illustrations. 132 pages. Limited availability.

Hardcover: $30.00

Saved from Europe

By Jane Kallir. Galerie St. Etienne (exhibition catalogue), 1999. Exhibition commemorated the sixtieth anniversary of the Galerie St. Etienne. Chronicles the story of the gallery’s founder, Otto Kallir, his escape from Nazi Austria and his struggle to introduce Austrian Expressionism to American. Details the history of the Galerie St. Etienne. 33 color plates; 36 black and white illustrations. 112 pages.

Hardcover: $25.00

They Taught Themselves: American Primitive Painters of the 20th century

By Sidney Janis; with a foreword by Alfred H. Barr. Sanford L. Smith & Associates, 1999. Reprint of Janis' seminal 1942 publication. 9 color and 84 black and white illustrations. 236 pages.

Softcover: $30.00