"The career-surveying <i>TINA BARNEY</i> (Rizzoli, $100) lays out her themes: bodies occupying space, bodies and their possessions. Even when her subjects are dwarfed by their tapestries, their furniture, their throw pillows, their sweeping vistas, there is never any ambiguity about the relationship. "<br />—<i>The New York Times Book Review</i>, Luc Sante <br /><br />"A stunning, hefty tome that encapsulates Barney’s almost four decades-long career in capturing American life. <b>Her large-scale color photography are already part of the permanent collection of several institutions like the MOMA, the Whitney, and LACMA, and this fitting tribute conveys the scope in the most intimate way possible</b>."<br />—<i>Indulge Magazine</i><br /><br />"Now, her stunning, three-decade body of work is assembled in her most comprehensive book to date (Rizzoli, $100), with 150 color photographs divided into six distinct chapters."<br />—<i>GalerieMagazine.com </i><br /><br />“<i>Tina Barney</i> by Peter Galassi is a curated tome of her 43 year career as a chronicler of elite American life. She writes a thoughtful introduction of her childhood in the 50s, which brought on her interest in photography when her grandfather ‘had at least two kinds of cameras hanging around his neck, and they bounced off his fat tummy when he laughed.’ Decades come to an end but Barney’s images define each WASPy period”<br /> —<i>Duck Goose</i> <br /><br />"In the Slim Aarons vein, this volume covers three decades of the artist’s provocative yet intimate large-scale color images capturing the domestic life and private  moments of the American and European elite."<br />—<i>Society Diaries</i>