Architectural Presentation in Opaque Watercolor: Theory and Technique

This hardcover edition shows signs of library use, with stamps from the Public Library of the City of Denver. The dust jacket is present and exhibits some wear, but it remains intact. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no significant markings beyond library indicators. Overall, it is in good condition for an ex-library book.

"Architectural Presentation in Opaque Watercolor: Theory and Technique" by Chris Choate, published by Reinhold Publishing Corporation in 1961, offers an in-depth exploration into the art of architectural rendering using opaque watercolor techniques. This hardcover edition, originating from New York, is a valuable resource for architects and artists interested in mastering the nuances of watercolor for architectural presentations. The book is noted for its detailed instruction and comprehensive approach, making it a significant work in art and architecture education. This particular copy is an ex-library edition with stamps indicating its previous home in the Public Library of the City of Denver. While the dust jacket shows some wear, it remains intact. This edition is a rare find for collectors and practitioners seeking historical insights into watercolor techniques in architectural contexts.