What contribution does psychoanalysis make to the understanding of creative processes? What additions do art historical works receive from psychoanalytical investigations into biography and the reception of art? The texts collected in this reader, ranging from Anton Ehrenzweig to Heinz Kohut and from Pieter C. Kuiper to Donald W. Winnicott, trace the path of analytical art psychology following Sigmund Freud. An overview of psychoanalysis from its beginnings to the present, a small lexicon of technical terms, and explanations for each individual contribution make the book both a solid introduction and a reference work. It is aimed at artists, art scholars, art educators and therapists, psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, and anyone interested in artistic and psychological questions. New in the 3rd edition of this reader: D.