Break-up: The Core of Modern Art

The book is a paperback in fair condition, exhibiting some wear on the cover and spine, typical for its age. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the binding remains intact. The pages are clean, with no significant tears or stains.

Break-up: The Core of Modern Art by Katharine Kuh offers an insightful exploration into the dynamics of modern art. Published by the New York Graphic Society Ltd. in Greenwich, Connecticut, this 1969 edition is part of the Art Library Paperback Series. The book was first published in hardcover in 1965, with a second printing in 1966, making this paperback release a valuable addition for collectors interested in mid-20th-century art criticism. Katharine Kuh, a noted art historian and curator, provides a compelling analysis of the break-up phenomenon in modern art, making it a significant work for students and enthusiasts of art theory and history. This edition is particularly scarce as a paperback, enhancing its appeal to collectors. The book is in good condition, with some wear typical of its age, and no library markings or inscriptions.