Description
The book is in Near Fine condition with clean, bright boards, strong title ink on a square spine and front graphic, clean page blocks, tight binding, mild spine tilt, rolled spine ends, mild edge wear and lightly rubbed corners. The interior of the book is in Near Fine condition without any marks, inscriptions, or signs of ownership. The rear end paper and the interior pages are clean and bright.
No dust jacket.
Gauguin by himself is concerned to present as comprehensive a picture of the life and work of its subject as possible, by means of the artist’s paintings, drawings, ceramics, sculpture and prints on the one hand, and his written words on the other. Paul Gauguin, like Vincent van Gogh, was unusual among his contemporaries in the importance he attached to the activity of writing.
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