Authored by Susan Beilby Magee. 11"x10", 224 pages, Hardcover with dust jacket, 210 color plates, 30 black and white images. The epic life journey of artist Kalman Aron as he emerges from the ashes of the Holocaust to explore the nature of humankind.

Authored by Suzanne L. Flynt. Foreword by Wendy Kaplan. 12” x 9”, 240 pages, hardcover, 345 color and black and white images. The pivotal role of Deerfield, Massachusetts in the American Arts and Crafts Movement beginning in the late 19th century.

Authored by Charlotte Sholod with contributions by Tamara Sztmya. 12x11”, 224 pages, Hardcover, 50 color plates and 400 black and white images.

6x9”, 220 pages, paperback, 50 color illustrations. Edited by Joseph Masheck; Symposium organized by Aleksandr Naymark. Co-published by Hard Press Editions in Association with Hudson Hills Press.

11x12”, 200 pages, hardcover, 50 color illustrations; 25 black and white. Authored by Eleanor Heartney. Published by Hard Press Editions in Association with Hudson Hills Press. Arc of Nature presents Lehr's work and career as an artist continuing over