we had to keep it fresh and updated.' Amongst the new titles it could be highlighted Monet by James H. Rubin, a refreshing reconsideration of the painter, and Central and Eastern European Art since 1950 by Maja and Reuben Fowkes. The earliest titles were grouped into eight categories with colour codes: Architecture (orange), Artists (pink), Galleries (green), General (yellow), History of Art (blue), Modern Movements (red), Music (white) and New Directions (grey). In France and Spain, the series was published by Éditions Thames & Hudson and Ediciones Destino, under the titles and , respectively, which are termed collections instead of book series. The series has been published in North America by Thames & Hudson and sometimes other publishers. List of books in the series See also Livre d'art List of publishers Thames & Hudson's 'New Horizons' series References External links List of books in 'World of Art' series at Publishing History Art history books Books about the arts Series of non-fiction books Book series introduced in 1958 Editorial collections Illustrated books Thames & Hudson books