£12.96
Title: Picasso – A Study Of His Work
Author: Frank Elgar
Publisher : Thames and Dutton
Publication: c1960 Third Edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Covers have slight bumping to spine ends and light fading to the edges. the dust jacket has a small tear to top and light curling to edges. Pages are clean and mark free and full of illustrations of Picasso’s work. Previous owners inscription to front.
Book measures: 21.5cm x 15.5cm with 268 pages + many pages of his works to rear.
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Picasso – A Study Of His Work by Frank Elgar, with a biographical study by Robert Maillard, aims to provide a comprehensive account and explanation of Pablo Picasso’s artistic output, life, and persona.
Unlike other books that might focus on specific periods or aspects of Picasso’s work, Elgar and Maillard intended to present the entirety of Picasso’s creative journey spanning sixty years. The book features numerous illustrations, carefully selected to complement the text.
Frank Elgar undertakes the description and interpretation of Picasso’s artworks, while Robert Maillard provides a biography. Both authors employ a chronological approach to clearly reveal the complex and multifaceted nature of Picasso’s prolific career.
| Weight | 1.25 kg |
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