Fyfe, J. (2008). Painting by Other Means: James Bishop's paintings on paper arise from a carefully determined process and an openness to accident. Working on a small scale, often in series, he achieves a gentle grandeur. Art in America.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Fyfe, Joe. "Painting by Other Means: James Bishop's Paintings on Paper Arise from a Carefully Determined Process and an Openness to Accident. Working on a Small Scale, Often in Series, He Achieves a Gentle Grandeur." Art in America 2008.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Fyfe, Joe. "Painting by Other Means: James Bishop's Paintings on Paper Arise from a Carefully Determined Process and an Openness to Accident. Working on a Small Scale, Often in Series, He Achieves a Gentle Grandeur." Art in America, 2008.
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