ITINERATE ART PROFESSOR RITCHIE'S LIBRARY


These books helped him on his path to becoming a professor

As an art student, Bill  Ritchie lived in a house owned by his painting teacher, Sara Spurgeon. Her private library overflowed and filled a storeroom there. On a long and circuitous pathway, the experience led him to online education. That was a lesson he never forgot. You may follow the teacher's path as it is continuing today by clicking on highlighted links to Amazon.com, and Borders bookstores to review and purchase them on-line (or search for a used copy).


Cover and Bill's print,
"Canceled Artist's Last Loveletter," P. 155
and works by 40 other artists.

Each artist is given several pages
in Allan's book.


Oldies and Goodies:
Books read from 1998 and before

Also:

The Wealthy Barber by David Chilton.
Don't Eat Your Heart Out by Joe Piscatela.
Diet for a New America by John Robbins.
Artworks as Packages by Harold Rosenberg.
Eve's Diary (CD/ROM) Twain's World.
Ten Bamboo Studio by Joseph Vedlich.
Flextactics (Audio) Denis Waitley.

Listed in Association with Amazon.com , Barnes & Noble and Borders Books which all sell Professor Ritchie's book, The Art of Selling Art

     

available also at Borders Books


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