An Artist Sees Alaska

This hardcover edition is in good condition, despite being an ex-library copy. It lacks a dust jacket, but the blue cloth cover is well-preserved with minor wear. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean, featuring illustrations by the author. Library markings are present, reflecting its past as a public library book.

"An Artist Sees Alaska" by Henry Varnum Poor, published by The Viking Press in New York in 1945, offers a unique artistic perspective on the Alaskan landscape. Illustrated by the author himself, this book captures the essence of Alaska through both narrative and imagery. Poor, an accomplished artist, provides a visual journey that complements his written observations, making this work a valuable addition to collections focused on travel and art. The book was released in November 1945, and this particular copy is an ex-library edition, indicating its historical circulation. While the dust jacket is absent, the hardcover remains in good condition, preserving the integrity of Poor's artistic vision. This edition's significance is enhanced by its publication during a period when Alaska was still a largely unexplored frontier to many.