France Will Live Again: The Portrait of a Peaceful Interlude 1919-1939

The book is in good condition with a sturdy blue hardcover featuring a gold emblem. Minor wear is visible on the cover edges. The binding is intact, and the pages show some age-related yellowing but are free from inscriptions or library markings.

"France Will Live Again: The Portrait of a Peaceful Interlude 1919-1939" by Samuel Chamberlain, published by Hastings House in New York, is a historical and artistic exploration of France between the World Wars. This fourth printing, released in May 1943, features etchings, lithographs, sketches, and photographs by Chamberlain, offering a visual and narrative portrait of a nation in a rare moment of peace. The book includes an introduction by Donald Moffat, adding context to Chamberlain's work. This edition, while not a first, provides a comprehensive look at a pivotal period in French history, capturing its essence through art and photography. The book is a valuable resource for collectors and historians interested in the interwar period. The condition of this hardcover edition is solid, with no dust jacket present.