American Women Sculptors: A History of Women Working in Three Dimensions

This hardcover first edition is an ex-library copy, featuring library markings and stickers. The dust jacket is worn but remains intact, providing adequate protection for the book. The binding is solid, with no significant damage to the pages, ensuring a durable and readable copy.

"American Women Sculptors: A History of Women Working in Three Dimensions" by Charlotte Streifer Rubinstein is a seminal work first published by G.K. Hall & Co. in 1990. This hardcover first edition, printed in Boston, offers a comprehensive exploration of the contributions of American women to the field of sculpture. Rubinstein, an esteemed art historian, meticulously documents the achievements and challenges faced by women sculptors, providing invaluable insights into their creative processes and historical contexts. This edition is particularly notable for its scholarly rigor and detailed bibliographic references, making it a vital resource for art historians and enthusiasts alike. Although this copy is an ex-library edition with stickers and markings, it remains a rare find in the market, especially in its first edition format. The dust jacket shows signs of wear but is intact, preserving the book's overall integrity.