Form and Function: Remarks on Art, Design, and Architecture

This paperback edition shows significant wear, particularly along the spine, which is damaged and frayed. The cover has some creases and edge wear, consistent with age and handling. There is no dust jacket, as typical for paper-bound editions. The pages are clean and unmarked, maintaining the readability of the text.

"Form and Function: Remarks on Art, Design, and Architecture" by Horatio Greenough is a seminal work exploring the intersection of aesthetics and utility in design. Published by the University of California Press in 1958, this edition is the third printing and the first paper-bound edition, second printing. Greenough, a prominent figure in the field, offers insightful commentary on the principles of design and architecture. The book is edited by Harold A. Small with an introduction by Erle Loran, adding depth to Greenough’s original thoughts. This edition is a valuable piece for those interested in the historical perspectives of design theory. The paperback format reflects the accessibility intended by the publisher. The book is out of print, making this edition a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of design literature. The physical condition shows signs of wear, with a notably damaged spine, yet the text remains intact and legible.